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Big Spending in Vegas

October 17, 2013 In Blog, Contracts, Music By Ben Moskowitz

Big Spending in Vegas

If you think that a big night in Las Vegas can cost a pretty penny, then you haven’t formed a verbal contract with Deadmau5 to play a Bon Jovi song during one of his sets at the XS nightclub.  That is exactly what happened with Las Vegas “whale” (big-time gambler) Don Johnson, who offered to pay the DJ $200,000 to include the song “Livin’ on a Prayer” during his February 21, 2011 appearance.  The next day when Johnson left Las Vegas on his private jet he had not paid Deadmau5’s agent.  Read all about the story here.

Ben Moskowitz

Ben Moskowitz is a second year Fordham law student. His interest in IP started at an early age when he spent way too much time watching television and movies. Those experiences influenced his decision to work in mass media before attending law school, a choice that will haunt him forever. In his spare time he enjoys cooking, golf, and the finer things in life.