Civil Litigation,
Entertainment & Sports
Jan. 30, 2018
Federal judge considers scope of injunction
A district judge thinks an injunction is necessary — just not one that will bankrupt the defendant.
FITZGERALD
LOS ANGELES -- A federal judge said Monday he's considering granting a preliminary injunction against the makers of a TV device allegedly used to access illegal movie streams, but he doesn't want it to shut the company down.
TickBox TV LLC's owners say their device allows users to perform the common functions of a smartphone, tablet, or other device through their televisions.
But as noted by the p...
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