Two California-bases artists are suing the British singer-songwriter, Ed Sheeran, for $20 million dollars. Martin Harrington and Thomas Leonard of the company "HaloSongs" filed a copyright infringement lawsuit stating that Sheeran's ballad "Photograph" released in 2015 has the same musical composition to their song "Amazing" which they said they wrote in 2009. Harrington and Leonard are going after a jury trial and damages in excess of $20 million, as well as royalties from the song.Other named defendants include Snow Patrol's Johnny McDaid, credited as a co-writer of "Photograph," along with publishing groups. Representatives for Sheeran, McDaid, Sony Music, Warner Music and Atlantic have yet to respond to a requested comment on the lawsuit.
