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Convicting Celebrities: How the Morals Clause Continues to Shape American Culture

Harvard Law Development · February 26, 2019 ·

By Stuart N. Brotman Matt Lauer and Louis C.K. may be the latest answers on Jeopardy. But here is the real question: How do you control talent behavior in the entertainment and media fields? This inquiry has been posed for over 80 years now. When Hollywood had a studio system … [Read more...] about Convicting Celebrities: How the Morals Clause Continues to Shape American Culture

Filed Under: Commentary Tagged With: entertainment, Litigation, movies, sports, television

No Joke: Court Dismisses Conan’s Affirmative Defense in Joke Theft Lawsuit

hlsjrnldev · November 19, 2018 · Leave a Comment

On Thursday, Judge Janis Sammartino of the Southern District of California rejected the affirmative defenses advanced by Conan O’Brien in a long-running joke theft lawsuit. The suit centers on four jokes that O’Brien told on his show Conanin 2015, which were allegedly stolen from … [Read more...] about No Joke: Court Dismisses Conan’s Affirmative Defense in Joke Theft Lawsuit

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, entertainment, Litigation, television

A House of Horrors: AHS House at Center of Lawsuit

hlsjrnldev · November 5, 2018 · Leave a Comment

The Rosenheim mansion in Country Club Park, the location of the first season of American Horror Story, is now at the center of a lawsuit. The plaintiffs, Ernest Von Schwartz and Pier A. Oaken, purchased the house from Von Steinbauer in 2015 for $3.2 million.  They are suing … [Read more...] about A House of Horrors: AHS House at Center of Lawsuit

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: breach of contract, entertainment, fraud, television

Writer Sues PBS after Network Terminates Employment for Meghan Markle Comment

hlsjrnldev · October 31, 2018 · Leave a Comment

On Thursday, October 25, a former PBS writer filed a lawsuit accusing the network of unlawfully firing him because of sex and sex stereotyping after he made an “innocuous remark” about Meghan Markle. The plaintiff, Hugh Heckman, alleges that he was fired as a result of sex … [Read more...] about Writer Sues PBS after Network Terminates Employment for Meghan Markle Comment

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: discrimination, employment, Litigation, television, Title VII

U.S. v AT&T/Time Warner: The Antitrust Trial of the Century

hlsjrnldev · March 25, 2018 · Leave a Comment

On Monday, March 19th, the U.S. Department of Justice faced off against Time Warner and AT&T in what is called the Antitrust Trial of the century. With the rise of direct-to-streaming companies such as Netflix and Amazon, Hollywood has seen aggressive content consolidation, … [Read more...] about U.S. v AT&T/Time Warner: The Antitrust Trial of the Century

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: Antitrust, entertainment, Highlight, intellectual property, licensing, Litigation, netflix, television, unfair competition

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