National Law Journal
... NLJ: Your firm represents ABC Studios, Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc., Sony Music Entertainment Inc. and individual artists including Mary J...
...or motion picture. Claims often...by the entertainment industry, the...amp; Television Inc., 2011...Laws v. Sony Music Entm...
...4 oral argument in Sony BMG Music Entertainment v. Tenenbaum at the...
Deprecated The American Lawyer
...EVANS, Circuit Judges.In 2001, Quivox Systems granted N'Site Solutions, Inc. a non-exclusive license to certain copyrighted software, called eDoc, that is...
...who left a career as an in-house attorney at Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. more than a year ago to pursue a screenwriting career...
...Switzerland), Novo Nordisk A/S (Denmark) and Honda North America Inc. and Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. (Japan). None of them are strangers to...
...recent victory when the judge in New York v. Group Health Inc. refused to allow the plaintiff to amend a complaint to add...
...president of business affairs at Columbia Pictures, now part of Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. • Fred Kuperberg, a retired executive vice president...
...LLC, a subsidiary of Coinstar Inc. based in Oakbrook Terrace, Ill...others — Universal Studios Home Entertainment, Warner Home Video and Twentieth...
...a Los Angeles litigation boutique whose clients included NBC Universal Inc and Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. The acquisition added Shaeffer, Bandlow, David Aronoff, four associates...
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