Paul Szynol

media attorney and professor at the University of Michigan Law School

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The Supreme Court today heard a case today about a drawing that Andy Warhol did of Prince in 1984.

Who owns Andy Warhol’s silkscreen print of Prince?

The Supreme Court today heard a case today about a drawing that Andy Warhol did of Prince in 1984.

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