Entertainment & Sports
Nov. 9, 2017
Litigation on Japanese superhero comes to LA
Attorneys delivered radically different narratives about the origins of a one-page document that has fueled 20 years of litigation over a Japanese entertainment empire.
LOS ANGELES — Attorneys delivered radically different narratives to a federal jury about the origins of a one-page document that has fueled 20 years of litigation over a Japanese entertainment empire.
Standing before a desk laden with toys and memorabilia, plaintiff’s counsel John Quinn described his client, Tsuburaya Productions Co. Limited, known as TPC, as the undisputed creator of Ultraman — a fictional character featured in doze...
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