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Judge Dismisses Horowitz's Lawsuit Amid Henley’s Evidence

11/22/2025

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Glenn Horowitz, a rare-book dealer, had his lawsuit against Don Henley and Irving Azoff dismissed by a New York State Supreme Court judge, who ruled there was ample probable cause for the criminal charges against Horowitz, later dropped mid-trial after Henley provided new evidence.
Horowitz plans to appeal and to pursue a separate lawsuit against New York City.
Henley, the singer, contends the lyrics are his property and were stolen.

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Story summary

Glenn Horowitz, a rare-book dealer, had his lawsuit against Don Henley and Irving Azoff dismissed by a New York State Supreme Court judge, who ruled there was ample probable cause for the criminal charges against Horowitz, later dropped mid-trial after Henley provided new evidence.
Horowitz plans to appeal and to pursue a separate lawsuit against New York City.
Henley, the singer, contends the lyrics are his property and were stolen.