Nov. 6, 2023
Netflix says it was justified in ending deal on ‘Rebel Moon’
Evil Genius accused Netflix of unlawfully terminating the contract, saying the streaming service used the pretext of a confidentiality breach to gain ownership of the plaintiff’s intellectual property.
Attorneys for Netflix Inc. filed counterclaims in a contract dispute with a roleplaying game maker, saying their client was justified in ending the agreement as the plaintiff revealed confidential information belonging to the streaming company.
San Mateo-based Evil Genius Games Inc. and Netflix had reached a deal earlier this year to develop a game based on “Rebel Moon,” a science fiction movie from director Zach Snyder premiering next mo...
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