article_snippet: After months of defending Marvin Gaye work, the family of Marvin Gaye breathed a sigh of relief in court on Tuesday as a jury decided that the Robin Thicke song 'Blurred Lines'Blurred Lines' ripped off Gaye's 1977 hit 'Got to Give It Up'.
article_snippet: Marvin Gaye family say Marvin Gaye's family are relieved by a court ruling, declaring the Robin Thicke song 'Blurred Lines'Blurred Lines' infringes on the late Motown singer's work.  
article_snippet: Tears welled in Marvin Gaye eyes as Marvin Gaye reflected on the multi-million dollar lawsuit .
article_snippet: The success of the multi-million dollar lawsuit is also sparking discussion online as to whether some of Pharrell's other work infringed on Marvin Gaye, with many drawing comparisons between his 2013 hit 'Happy' and Marvin GayeAin't
article_snippet: While Marvin Gaye's family hears the similarities, Marvin Gaye's family say Marvin Gaye's family are not interested in going back to court anytime soon. '
article_snippet: In court on Tuesday, Marvin Gaye cried in court as a jury decided to award Marvin Gaye family$4million in damages and $3.4 million in profits from the song.
article_snippet: his family had initially asked for $40million in damages, but later lowered that number to $25million.
article_snippet: This was based on the amount of money his family believed Marvin Gaye would have been paid had Marvin Gaye signed off on the rights to this song.
highlights_snippet: On Tuesday, a jury awarded the family of Marvin Gaye $7.4million in the family of Marvin Gaye lawsuit against Pharrell and Robin Thicke .
  
highlights_snippet: Following the verdict, the family of Marvin Gaye spoke out in interview, saying the family of Marvin Gaye hold no grudge against Pharrell and aren't planning further suits .
  