Stairway to Heaven

U2 members played the Led Zeppelin classic as a tribute to their road crew.

The lawyer for the estate of Spirit's Randy California has appealed last year's verdict that Led Zeppelin did not rip off "Taurus" for "Stairway to Heaven."

A judge has denied Led Zeppelin's efforts to recoup roughly $800,000 in legal fees incurred during the recent trial to determine whether the band plagiarized a chord progression.

Spirit's lawyers are "playing to the press," say the plaintiff's laywers in a legal brief.

After years of maneuvering and thousands upon thousands of dollars in legal fees, the latest Led Zeppelin plagiarism lawsuit could reportedly be settled for a single dollar.

After years of legal maneuvering, lawyers for Led Zeppelin are headed to trial against representatives for the estate of Spirit co-founder Randy California.

Jimmy Page defended himself against charges that he had stolen the introduction of 'Stairway to Heaven' from Spirit's "Taurus."

The attorneys alleging that Led Zeppelin plagiarized the intro to "Stairway to Heaven" from a Spirit song have been dealt a setback by a judge who refused to delay the case.