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Mar27

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by geoffmorris on March 27, 2013 at 11:21 PM

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT “Freeway” Ricky Ross files appeal against Rick Ross. Judge rules for Warner Bros. in Superman rights case. Breaking Bad […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: "freeway" ricky ross, Auburn, bankruptcy, breaking bad, bryan cranston, CEO, concussions, copyright, copyright infringement, criminal indictment, death, drug possession, girls, harlem shake, Harvey Updyke, kevin johnson, likeness, lone ranger, neurology specialists, ohsa, paul jacobs, Plaxico Burress, poisoned trees, publicity, punxsutawney phil, qualcomm, retirement, rick ross, Sacramento Kings, sampling, script, superman, suspended driver's license, theft, too $hort, Warner Bros., women

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Oct02

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by geoffmorris on October 2, 2012 at 10:52 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Terminated associate producer of Cops show sues the production company over alleged age discrimination. A judge dismissed a defamation lawsuit […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: age discrimination, al simmons, alabama, assault, atlanta falcons, BCS, CBA, cinemark, Clear Channel, cops, dark knight rises, Defamation, election fraud, eric gagne, financial advisory program, go on, Green Bay Packers, handgun, internet radio fairness act, jerry sandusky, john abraham, john travolta, jose mourinho, Lindsay Lohan, Los Angeles Dodgers, lsu, mike mcqueary, music royalties, NBC, new normal, New Orleans Hornets, new york police, NFL, NFLPA, NFLRA, ngl, nhlpa, north dakota state university, obscenity, obstruction, pandora, ped ryder cup, penn state, police, radio, real madrid, refs, revolution, rory mcllroy, seattle seahawks, shooting, southern utah university, spawn, theft, todd mcfarlane, whistle blower

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Aug28

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by Robbie Hendricks on August 28, 2012 at 8:22 PM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! Putting Up Links for Sports and Entertainment…the PULSE. ENTERTAINMENT Recording Academy sues gospel awards show over Grammy trademark. Lil Wayne’s record label accused of not paying owed royalties to two separate producers. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: assault, athletes, BALCO, battery, Beverly Hills, bills, charges, Cleveland Browns, concussions, Dallas Cowboys, dez bryant, dicsrimination, district attorney, divorce, dopers, eligibility, employment, false positive, family court, florida a&m, Football, geno auriemma, gospel awards, Grammy, hardwick, housewives, intruder, jerry sandusky, kelly rutherford, Lawsuit, Lil Wayne, Lindsay Lohan, ll cool j, loan payment, melky cabrera, missy franklin, NBA, NCAA, non immigrant, owners, penn state, positive result, pro bowl center, producers, real, record label, recording academy, royalties, Sacramento Kings, Sale, san diego padres, settle, sex charge, swimming, test, theft, trademark, usa basketball, victim 1, vince young, virginia beach, Visa

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Apr20

Weekly PULSE

by Robbie Hendricks on April 20, 2011 at 7:03 AM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Look no further for the latest in Sports and Entertainment Law News! ENTERTAINMENT Actor Sylvester Stallone threatens to sue as he has fake ‘Rocky’ gloves pulled from an auction. Nicolas Cage was arrested for domestic abuse and disturbing the peace […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: abuse, American Idol, auction, bank fraud, blindside hit, boardwalk empire, boxing gloves, brooke muehller, charlie sheen, child custody, city, disturbing the peace, domestic abuse, doping probe, DUI, Duke lacrosse, Dwight Gooden, first degree murder, football prep, frozen eggs, gambling offenses, Gloria James, kara dioguardi, LeBron James, MLB, money laundering, New Orleans, nicolas cage, Notre Dame, online poker, paz de la huerta, Poker, prince von ahole, probation, rocky, russian cycling, samantha swerta, student death investigation, sylvester stallone, theft, torres, university of georgia football, valet, Vancouver Canucks, zsa zsa gabor

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Apr04

Lilo Steal-O Rejects Plea Offer, Rolls Dice With Jury

by Emily Wolkowicz on April 4, 2011 at 3:22 PM

Posted In: Criminal Law, Entertainment, Law, Movies

Lilo Steal-O is feeling bold. It must be all the fur she’s wearing. Lohan has formally rejected the plea deal offered to her in the case of the mysteriously stolen necklace and would like to take her chance with […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: 911 call, celebrity rehab, creative defense, defense, entertainment, jail time, jury trial, Lawsuit, Lindsay Lohan, mug shot, necklace, plea, plea bargain, rehab, Right to a Fair Trial, theft, unfair trial

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Mar10

UPDATES Twitter Trial of Love and Slander Settles And Li-Lo Steal-O’s Fate Still Unknown

by Emily Wolkowicz on March 10, 2011 at 8:13 PM

Posted In: Constitutional Law, Entertainment, Law, Movies, Music, Other Law

Two updates. First, When future generations of law students read media cases, they’ll have to do without an opinion on the tweets of Courtney Love. She settled her twitter suit for a mere $430,000. In January, I blogged about how […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: Courtney Love, First Amendment, Kieth Schwartz, Lindsay Lohan, plea, Slander, The video speaks for itself, theft, twitter

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Feb09

Li-Lo Steal-o

by Emily Wolkowicz on February 9, 2011 at 10:54 PM

Posted In: Criminal Law, Entertainment, Law, Movies, TV

Blogging in media law presents one with the unique opportunity to discuss important topics in first amendment law with serious implications relating to the decimation of information and the rights of people to report on their government. However, there’s nothing I love […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: arraignment, danette meyers, DUI, felony charges, judge schwartz, li-lo, lilo, Lindsay Lohan, necklace, photographic evidence, sam ronson, samantha ronson, theft, video surveillance, violation of probation, Winona Ryder

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Sep08

Weekly PULSE

by Kellen Bradley on September 8, 2010 at 9:19 AM

Posted In: Weekly PULSE

Here it is! Your weekly ASU Entertainment Law Blog PULSE post, offering quick hits on recent happenings in entertainment and the law. Mocienne Petit-Jackson was denied her request for a paternity test to prove that Michael Jackson is her father. […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…

└ Tags: adult section, anna nicole smith, Bahamas, bankruptcy, batman, burning man, charity, Comic book, conditioner, contracts, Craig's List, Craig's List killer, donating, eminem, ethics, exorcist, extortion, Facebook, festival, fraud, funk, hair products, heidi montag, Jett travolta, john travolta, Karissa shannon, kate hudson, Lawman, Lawsuit, lawyers, Michael Jackson, morals clauses, music, paternity, Pepsi, pro bono, Real Housewives of NJ, recant, ringtones, royalties, settlement, sex tape, sexual harassment, shampoo, song, Spencer pratt, steal, Steven Seagal, stole, sue, superheros, taylor lautner, television, testimony, theft, theif, Tiger Woods, trailor, tv show, twitter, volcanic ash, War, warner brothers, witness

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