Civil Litigation,
Intellectual Property,
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Aug. 22, 2018
After 9th Circuit ruling, VidAngel says film streaming doesn’t hurt studios
With an adverse 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling and a motion looming to end the stay forestalling further litigation, VidAngel Inc. is firmly on the defensive in its war with some of Hollywood’s top studios.
With an adverse 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling and a motion looming to end the stay forestalling further litigation, VidAngel Inc. is firmly on the defensive in its war with some of Hollywood's top studios.
VidAngel counsel told a 9th Circuit panel earlier this month they'd shown enough evidence of a conspiracy by studios such as Disney and Twentieth Century Fox to justify reviving their antitrust suit. VidAngel claimed th...
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