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| Description | Date | Docket # |
|---|---|---|
RUFFIN-STEINBACK v. DEPASSEUnited States Sixth Circuit
Entertainment Law, Injury & Tort LawUse of plaintiffs' fictionalized likenesses in a work protected by the First Amendment and the advertising incidental to such uses did not give rise... |
09/28/2001 | 00-1260 |
CUSANO v. KLEINUnited States Ninth Circuit
Bankruptcy Law, Entertainment LawUnder 11 USC 1141(b), listing of "songrights" written for a band in a Chapter 11 schedule of assets is sufficient to designate copyrights and song... |
09/06/2001 | 99-56131 |
DANJAQ LLC v. SONY CORP.United States Ninth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property, CopyrightReleasing identical content on new media does not start a new time period for purposes of determining laches in the copyright context. |
08/27/2001 | 0055781 |
CLARK v. CITY OF LAKEWOODUnited States Ninth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Entertainment LawThe owner of an adult nude dancing business has standing to challenge a city ordinance requiring nude dancers and cabaret managers to apply for... |
08/06/2001 | 99-35453 |
STYNE v. STEVENSSupreme Court of California
Civil Procedure, Entertainment LawUnder Labor Code section 1700.44(c), the one-year limitations period contained in the Talent Agencies Act does not prevent an entertainer from... |
07/12/2001 | S086787 |
HOFFMAN v. CAPITAL CITIES/ABC, INC.United States Ninth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual Property, CopyrightAltered photo of famous actor used to promote fashion article entitled to First Amendment protection, as non-commercial speech, from right of... |
07/06/2001 | 99-55563 |
MAYS v. TRUMP INDIANA, INC.United States Seventh Circuit
Contracts, Entertainment LawA complex, multi-million dollar deal to create a new business in a highly regulated industry requires specific agreement on material terms, or it is... |
06/18/2001 | 00-1083, 00-1138 |
NAT'L SATELLITE SPORTS, INC. v. ELIADIS, INC.United States Sixth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Communications Law, Entertainment LawUnder the Federal Communications Act of 1934, the definition of a "person aggrieved" in 47 USC 605(d)(6) is not limited to those who have proprietary... |
06/11/2001 | 00-3013, 00-3437 |
OLIVEIRA v. FRITO-LAY, INC.United States Second Circuit
Entertainment Law, Intellectual PropertySingers of popular songs do not acquire secondary meaning trademark rights in song titles, even if the song is the "signature performance" that a... |
05/22/2001 | 00-7492 |
COMEDY III PROD, INC. v. GARY SADERUP, INC.Supreme Court of California
Constitutional Law, Entertainment Law, Intellectual PropertyReproductions of lithographs and silkscreened T-shirts are equally entitled to First Amendment protection as original works of art but the work in... |
04/30/2001 | S076061 |
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