kreen
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They would not launch legal proceedings. It would be far less expensive and far safer as far as public relations go to keep quiet. It is too late for them to do anything other than carry on as normal now. If it was revealed that Sony and the Estate were duped, then it would be a disaster, possibly bringing down the deal between the two. For either party to expose or admit that now would completely destroy any future release. As it happens, the Estate, like the fans, are split on this issue. I'd rather trust McClain when it comes to the music though as he has more experience in that field.
That is not how all of those business men who are running the Estate and are dealing with hundreds of millions of dollars and iron-clad contracts with huge organisations like Cirque du Soleil would treat the risk of putting out fake product. If they have any knowledge or evidence that they have put out fake product, not only would they not reuse any of those songs on new product, but they would sue the Cascios for misrepresentation, call back the "Michael" CDs, and offer refunds.
What you're suggesting is that a big-time company worth close to a billion dollars would basically just sit around and wait and hope that small-time crooks Eddie Cascio, James Porte and Jason Malachi never decide to bring them down.
By the way, if you're serious about the Cascios being criminals, how can you support the Immortal project? You do know they'll be profiting financially from it, because of the inclusion of Monster? Show us you're sincere about this and denounce the show and the CD.