
A federal court has granted an emergency hearing next month for injunctive relief against Donald Trump, his campaign, and other organizations concerning accusations of copyright violations of a song by the late musician Isaac Hayes, his son has reported.
The court action follows a lawsuit and an earlier warning letter to Trump and his campaign from Hayes' family and Isaac Hayes Enterprises this month demanding $3 million in damages for 134 "brazen" copyright violations of their use at rallies of "Hold on, I'm Coming," famously recorded by soul duo Sam & Dave and written by Hayes and David Porter.