Lawyers representing Bill Murray’s Golf Apparel Company issued a similar humorous letter by the band after sending a humorous response to Dooby Brothers accusing Murray of using his “listen to music” in ads without compensation.
On Wednesday, the lawyers for Dooby Brothers Publicly sent a creepy legal warning About the commercial to William Murray Golf Company. “It’s a nice song. I know you agree because you will continue to use it in advertisements for golf shirts given to your Zero Hawks, “wrote Attorney Peter Parteno. “However, given that you haven’t paid to use it, you should rename the company to ‘Zero Bucks Given’.”
Parteno added, “This is the part where I have to cite the United States Copyright Act. I excuse you for not complying with certain sub-paragraphs. I am lazy to do so and I threaten you with eternal guilt for doing so.” But you’ve already made money with those Garfield movies. And you already know that you can’t use music in ads without paying for it. “
Hoping to reach an out-of-court settlement, prosecutors made one last crack on comedian Great and his golf shirts, saying, “If the shirts weren’t too bad, we’d be fine with it. But that’s it. ”
The pay firm, which represents Murray’s golf company, Yofe and Cooper, responded to Dubies’ legal notice on Friday night with their own clever letter.
“First, I want to commend you for finding sexuality in the law at a time when the world and this country can certainly use humor. Your client’s demand is able to cut the sound of the news cycle and remind us how much we all miss live music these days, ”wrote Attorney Alexander Yofe.
“We also want to confirm that the good people in our Pay Murree and William Murray Golf are really fans of the music of the Duby Brothers, which is why we appreciate your Pay’s choice of ‘Takin’ It Two Streets. Than the courts, which are already overwhelmed by ‘minute by minute’ with real problems. ”
Prosecutors later noted that law firm attorney Howard King, who represented Dooby Brothers, also represented Robin Thick during the singer’s “obscure lines” fight against Marvin Gay Estate, adding that he was not “harmed” by Dooby Brothers. Golf Company Commercial.
“In Mr. Murray’s immortal words, the lighter you are, the better off you become … So let’s introduce one thing and listen to the recently released ‘Quadio’ set and plan to cross a road.” The immersive Brothers’ 50th anniversary show, when some levels of normalcy resume, “Yofe wrote.
“As your client rightly said in this classic song, ‘What people want is a way to make them smile’ – which Bill & Dubies have been doing as world class entertainers for decades.”
Yoffe closed his response by offering to send William Murray a golf shirt to each member of his band “and hopefully you’ll win everyone over as brand new fans … at least that’s what this idiot thinks.”
In the immortal words of no @TheDoobieBros– “What people need is a way to make them laugh.”
William Murray Golf Attorney LexAlexYoffeDooby Brothers attorney Peter Parteno’s response, again: “Listen to music”.#BillMurray # WilliamMure # Dooby Brothers pic.twitter.com/rIxmM8wzDV
– William Murray Golf (બ્ W. Murray Golf) September 25, 2020
