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KABEHIE v. ZOLANDCalifornia Court of Appeal
Contracts, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property, CopyrightState law causes of action, arising out of contracts for the purchase of exclusive rights to music compositions, are preempted by federal copyright... |
09/26/2002 | B148827 |
WINTER v. DC COMICSCalifornia Court of Appeal
Entertainment Law, Injury & Tort Law, Media LawIn recording artists' claims arising from depictions of them in a comic book series, defamation claims fail where no reasonable reader would believe... |
06/19/2002 | B121021 |
GRAMMER v. THE ARTISTS AGENCYUnited States Ninth Circuit
Contracts, Dispute Resolution & Arbitration, Entertainment Law, Labor & Employment LawLabor arbitration panel acted reasonably in concluding that: 1) the Screen Actors' Guild waived certain violations of collective bargaining agreement... |
04/29/2002 | 00-56994, 00-57061, 01-55114, 01-55124 |
SEELIG v. INFINITY BROAD. CORP.California Court of Appeal
Communications Law, Constitutional Law, Entertainment Law, Injury & Tort LawIn a defamation suit by participant in reality television contest after perceived insults by talk-radio hosts fell within purview of California... |
04/16/2002 | A094062 |
GREEN v. CBS INC.United States Fifth Circuit
Communications Law, Entertainment Law, Injury & Tort LawBecause television broadcast did not create a false impression of plaintiff's actions, and the statements reported revealed only the opinion of the... |
04/03/2002 | 01-10151 |
COLES v. WONDERUnited States Sixth Circuit
Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property, CopyrightIn the case of an unpublished work, any copy deposited as part of an application for a certificate of copyright registration pursuant to The Copyright... |
03/20/2002 | 00-3933, 00-3962, 01-3345 |
CHAMBERS v. TIME WARNER, INC.United States Second Circuit
Civil Procedure, Cyberspace Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property, CopyrightIn deciding the motion to dismiss plaintiff-musicians' copyright claims, it was improper for the district court to consider defendants' affidavits and... |
02/22/2002 | 01-7010 |
KEENAN v. SUPERIOR COURT OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY (SINATRA)Supreme Court of California
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law & Procedure, Entertainment LawThe storytelling provision of California's "Son of Sam law," Civil Code section 2225(b)(1), which appropriates, as compensation for crime victims, all... |
02/21/2002 | S080284 |
FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. v. FED. COMMUNICATIONS COMM'NUnited States DC Circuit
Communications Law, Entertainment LawF.C.C.'s decision not to repeal or to modify the National Television Station Ownership rule was arbitrary, where it could not show why the rule is... |
02/19/2002 | 00-1222 |
FOX TELEVISION STATIONS, INC. v. FED. COMMUNICATIONS COMM'NUnited States DC Circuit
Communications Law, Entertainment LawF.C.C.'s decision not to repeal or to modify the National Television Station Ownership rule was arbitrary, where it could not show why the rule is... |
02/19/2002 | 00-1222 |
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