National Law Journal
...amp; Manges' intellectual property clients: Amazon.com Inc., TiVo Inc., The Walt Disney Co. and Yahoo! Inc. should ring a few bells. ...
...Mitchell Silberberg's bigger matters involve Hollywood notables. It defended The Walt Disney Co.'s ABC and Touchstone Pictures, and Marc Cherry, executive producer...
...years at Quinn Emanuel, where her clients included Mattel Inc,. The Walt Disney Company and Northrop Grumman Corp. She handled matters involving antitrust, copyright...
...in his representation of disabled military veterans seeking to overturn the Walt Disney Co.'s ban on their Segways in its theme parks. He...
...relationship with her father. DISNEY'S ON THE HOOK The Walt Disney Co. has failed to reverse a jury...
...A NEW HOPE The Walt Disney Co. said that it has reached an agreement with filmmaker George...
With its blockbuster health care, immigration and other high-profile decisions, the U.S. Supreme Court's last term would seem to be a hard act to follow. Remarkably, the new term may do just that. As
...labor code statute — specifically, that Touchstone, now part of The Walt Disney Co.'s ABC Entertainment Group, retaliated against her after she complained...
...Santa Ana, Calif., came one day after the ACLU sued The Walt Disney Co. on behalf of a former Disneyland employee who alleged she...
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