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| Filed Under: | Industries / Law | |
| Posts on Regator: | 1640 | |
| Posts / Week: | 14.3 | |
| Archived Since: | April 7, 2011 | |
In the closely watched digital copyright lawsuit, the New York State Supreme Court of Appeals reversed a lower state court decision. read more
The company seeks to have a judge dismiss a lawsuit from an ex-model who appears in the title sequence of the acclaimed AMC drama. read more
"It was quite wonderful," said President Clinton of the fiery speech. read more
Why those suing celebrities shouldn't rely on gossip blogs to find a home address. read more
The network tells a judge it can't be "bootstrapped" into a claim that Barbara Casey was fired by the animal protection agency for trying to blow the whistle on horse abuses. read more
As part of a deal, the company agrees to set up a "whistleblowing hotline" as well as put a "political activity policy" on its website. read more
A roundup of entertainment law news including podcast patents, a "Lottery Ticket" lawsuit and the latest Superman ruling. read more
A judge won't dismiss class action claims over a record label's accounting. read more
The government agency wants to hear about how it should police isolated curse words and nudity on public broadcast airwaves. read more
'One Life to Live' and 'All My Children' producer Prospect Park claims the network is sabotaging its efforts to re-launch the series online read more
After an appellate court revived Viacom's claims that YouTube hosted copyright infringing work, U.S. District judge Louis Stanton has again given the defendant a victory. read more
Saying it's a "close call," U.S. District Judge Richard Jackson will allow victims to explore Cinemark's knowledge of danger and protection methods when a gunman killed 12 people last July. read more
The talent dealmaker for Jamie Foxx, Nick Cannon and others pairs superstar deals with a commitment to mentoring read more
The plaintiffs want another shot to shut down Aereo.
Legal observers expect a salacious case that will examine the responsibility for hiring and supervising Dr. Conrad Murray to treat the late pop star. read more
A lawsuit says Brooks turned down good acting work. Plus, more entertainment legal news. read more
According to a filing by Antonio de la Rua, the singer's former romantic partner, her 10-year Live Nation deal is valued at $300 million. read more
Glen Larson is taking a "ready, fire, aim!"-approach to recouping millions in lost profit participation claims; the studio is fighting back, even subpoenaing his ex-wives. read more
The producer of "The Merry Gentleman" says Keaton failed in his directorial debut by going fly fishing during the editing, causing a problem at Sundance and failing to properly promote the picture. read more
Huong Hoang sued IMDb after her age was revealed, which she says cost her jobs in an entertainment industry where perception matters. read more