Attorneys for family of Isaac Hayes say judge orders halt to Trump campaign using 'Hold On, I'm Coming'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : "Specifically, and ironically, Trump has spent a lifetime and well over 60 years protecting, expanding and building the Trump name goodwill and brand that his father left him, but refuses to honor, respect and pay for the name, brand, goodwill, intellectual property and business that was left to the Hayes family by their father," an Aug. 21 court filing wrote.
51% : Attorneys for Trump also spoke.
45% : "The legal action first became known in August when Hayes' son took to X and stated that the family was suing Trump and the campaign for 134 counts of copyright infringement for the unauthorized use of the song that garnered widespread success when it was released in 1966.RELATED: Political campaigns cannot play whatever songs they want at eventsThe letter initially gave a deadline of Aug. 16 to cease use of the song, remove any related videos, and make a public disclaimer and a payment of $3 million.

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