Entertainment & Sports
Mar. 5, 2010
Video Game Publisher Wants Time Out on Suit
Video game publisher Electronic Arts is hoping to push the pause button on a class action accusing the publisher of improperly using college athletes' likenesses in video games.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Video game publisher Electronic Arts is hoping to push the pause button on a class action accusing the publisher of improperly using college athletes' likenesses in video games.
EA recently filed a motion seeking to stay the case while it appeals U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilkins' February decision allowing the case to move forward. If the stay request is approved ...
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