...of notes from potential jurors in the lawsuit against concert promoter Anschutz Entertainment Group by Katherine Jackson, Michael Jackson's mother. They all begged off...
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...by AEG Live's executives to be an unfortunate practice in the entertainment industry for financial gain," Palazuelos wrote in her order, which became...
...by AEG Live's executives to be an unfortunate practice in the entertainment industry for financial gain," Palazuelos wrote in her order, which became...
...John Dragseth in Minneapolis, the cochair of the firm's appellate group. Dragseth—an appellate litigation guru ...
...In addition to AEG Live, the suit names its parent corporation, Anschutz Entertainment Group Inc., and its president and chief executive officer, Timothy Leiweke; AEG...
...AFME is "one of the largest pension funds in the entertainment industry," with "over ...
A U.S. Department of Labor filing reveals the legal fees racked up by the NBA players union during last year's lockout, Major League Baseball leans on its in-house lawyers to negotiate a new $6.8 bil
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A U.S. Department of Labor filing reveals the legal fees racked up by the NBA players union during last year's lockout, Major League Baseball leans on its in-house lawyers to negotiate a new $6.8 bil
In a good week for Seattle sports fans, the city's hometown Seahawks prevailed in a dramatic—and controversial—Monday Night Football win, and law firms including Foster Pepper, K&L Gates,
...Lovells to help explore a potential sale of its...
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