If you allow your lawyer to file a brief and you don't read it over and know what it says you are an idiot and a douche bag. He had his name on it, he's responsible whether he read it or not.
> We know, Smeg, we know.
>
> Also, please acknowledge the possibility, at least, that
> Meat Loaf had about as much creative input into his legal
> arguments as he did in Bat Out of Hell. And somehow I
> doubt they ended up using his mix as the final draft for
> the legal brief that made the offending claim.
>
> > You're right... it was just someone who gets their facts
> > from Meat Loaf's legal papers... I'll never get over the
> > fact that Meat actually had his lawyers claim he wrote
> > some of Bat 1 and most of Bat 2...
> >
> > > Editorial Reviews
> > > Product Description
> > > Pandora's Box, Essentially a Jim Steinman Project,
> > > Released this Title in 1989. Steinman is Probably Best
> > > Known for his Cowriting Work with Meatloaf (1978's 'Bat
> > > Out of Hell') & also Penning Bonnie Tyler's 1983 Hit
> > > 'Total Eclipse of the Heart'. 'Original Sin' features
> > > Arranging & Back-Up Vocal Work by Todd Rundgren. Features
> > > 'It's all Coming Back to Me Now' (Covered by Celine Dion
> > > in 1996), 'Safe Sex', 'The Future Ain't What it Used to
> > > Be' & Eleven Others.
> > >
> > >
> > > Couldnīt be Meat Loaf if you ask me.
> > >
> > > > Here's an excerpt from the editorial review of Pandora's
> > > > Box at Amazon: "...Steinman is Probably Best Known for his
> > > > Cowriting Work with Meatloaf (1978's 'Bat Out of Hell')"
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