Good morning and happy Monday! Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Daryl Hall generated headlines last week when his lawsuit against musical partner John Oates became public. The reason for the legal action is now known: Oates wants to sell his share of their joint venture company to a music production firm, and Hall can't go for that. A Nashville judge has temporary blocked the sale, so stay tuned. Have a great day! In Today’s Brief
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