Ed Sheeran copyright trial: Why has the British singer-songwriter been sued?

In the current copyright infringement case against Sheeran, the pop singer is being accused of copying his 2014 award-winning track from that of the late icon Marvin Gaye’s 1973 soul classic, “Let’s Get it On”.

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