Donald Trump, Bob Woodward Pensacola lawsuit transfers to New York
The lawsuit contends journalist Bob Woodward violated Donald Trump's copyright interests by publishing an audio book of their interviews.
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The lawsuit contends journalist Bob Woodward violated Donald Trump's copyright interests by publishing an audio book of their interviews.
An excerpt from ‘Trump Tapes: Bob Woodward’s Twenty Interviews with President Donald Trump’, by Bob Woodward.
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Donald Trump says Bob Woodward violated his copyright by publishing a collection of recorded interviews, a claim Woodward's attorneys want dismissed.
Trump sued journalist Bob Woodward, Simon & Schuster Inc., and Paramount Global on January 30 over audio recordings Woodward made while interviewing Trump for a book. But while Trump lives in south Florida the case was filed in the Northern District of Florida, a region that runs across the state from Escambia County to Alachua County.