Philadelphia songwriter Daniel Marino, who filed a lawsuit over Usher‘s “Bad Girl,” has been awarded $44.35 million following a court battle over the track.. According to the Associated ...

A songwriter has been awarded millions in a lawsuit over an Usher song, but the singer himself won’t be the one paying up. After alleging that Usher’s 2004 hit “Bad Girl” was based off of an original ...

A Philadelphia songwriter was awarded a total of $44 million after a lawsuit he filed against music producers over the use of music he created for an Usher song. Daniel Marino claimed in his suit ...

Dan Marino’s father, Daniel Marino Sr., wasn’t a football coach in the traditional sense. He didn’t stand on the sidelines, call plays, or analyze game film.

Songwriter Daniel Marino sued his co-writers after not receiving compensation and credit for their song 'Club Girl,' which was renamed 'Bad Girl' when Usher recorded it in 2004. | Philadelphia ...

Marino based his accounting and constructive trust claims on the alleged underlying infringement. By doing so, he subsumed those claims within his infringement claims, which led to their preemption.