As other blogs have noted, the wild card in Michael Jackson's estate (see preceding post) may be the Jackson name itself.
The good news: Jackson's posthumous "right of publicity" could be worth a fortune.
The bad news: The estate tax would be humongous.
Might Jackson's heirs have been better off had he died, like Marilyn Monroe, as a resident of New York, where the right is not descendible?
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