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| Description | Date | Docket # |
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RODRIGUEZ v. PANAYIOTOUUnited States Ninth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Media LawDefendant's media interview statements, regarding a police officer's purported conduct during an undercover operation, were provably false assertions... |
12/03/2002 | 00-56923 |
COMPUTERIZED THERMAL IMAGING INC. v. BLOOMBERG, L.P.United States Tenth Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Media LawUnder Utah law, where defendant's statements did not bear the requisite malicious injury to reputation in the absence of a precise statement of... |
11/27/2002 | 01-4140 |
PAVLOVICH v. THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY ( DVD COPY CONTROL ASS'N, INC.)Supreme Court of California
Civil Procedure, Cyberspace Law, Intellectual Property, Trade Secrets, Media LawA California court's exercising of personal jurisdiction over a defendant, based on a posting on an Internet Web site, was improper because... |
11/25/2002 | S100809 |
HOFFMAN-PUGH v. RAMSEYUnited States Eleventh Circuit
Injury & Tort Law, Media LawSummary judgment was proper in an action alleging libel and slander in connection with a book and its promotion, where statements at issue did not... |
11/19/2002 | 02-12642 |
FLOWERS v. CARVILLEUnited States Ninth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Injury & Tort Law, Media LawDefamation claims were improperly dismissed where statements made by former political aides, regarding the validity of audio tapes purportedly... |
11/12/2002 | 00-17299 |
MOTION PICTURE ASS'N OF AM., INC. v. FED. COMMUNICATIONS COMM'NUnited States DC Circuit
Communications Law, Media LawWhere the FCC promulgates regulations that significantly implicate program content, section 1 of the Communications Act of 1934 is not a source of... |
11/08/2002 | 01-1149 |
BRUCE v. WEEKLY WORLD NEWS, INC.United States First Circuit
Intellectual Property, Copyright, Remedies, Media LawAfter a tabloid newspaper's acknowledged copyright infringement, 1) plaintiff's is entitled to a share of a licensing fee which defendant should have... |
11/05/2002 | 01-2345 |
REVELL v. HOFFMANUnited States Tenth Circuit
Constitutional Law, Media LawPlaintiff, a former FBI officer, was deemed a public figure, and failed to offer evidence of "actual malice" by author defendant, as required under... |
10/30/2002 | 01-6169 |
HERITAGE BROAD. CO. OF MICHIGAN v. NAT'L LABOR RELATIONS BD.United States Sixth Circuit
Labor & Employment Law, Media LawSubstantial record evidence regarding the parties' past practices supports an NLRB determination that an employer and a union operated under a belief... |
10/18/2002 | 01-1003/1209 |
PHILLIPS v. GEN. MOTORS CORP.United States Ninth Circuit
Civil Procedure, Constitutional Law, Injury & Tort Law, Media LawDistrict court failed to conduct a "good cause" analysis in considering a protective order on confidential settlement information, thus remand is... |
10/15/2002 | 01-35126 |
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