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The first domino to fall due to COVID-19 was the suspension of the NBA season. Shortly after, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament was nixed. MLB’s spring training was shortened, then the season delayed, followed by the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo being pushed to 2021.
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Perspective on Impact of COVID-19 on Entertainment Industry
By Stan Soocher
Leslie José Zigel, Chair of the Entertainment, Media & Technology Group at Greenspoon Marder offers his thoughts on entertainment industry issues arising out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
TRO Bid in Arts Case Results in COVID-19 Rebuke from Judge
By Jenna Greene
At this moment in COVID-19 time, if your case involved stopping the sale of counterfeit unicorn products on the Internet, sorry, that wouldn’t be an emergency. That was the message from U.S. District Judge Steven C. Seeger, in a decision denying a request for a temporary restraining order filed on behalf of Art Ask Agency, the exclusive licensee for the fantasy art of British artist Anne Stokes, who is popular among the Dungeons and Dragons crowd.
UMG Defense Lawyers Discuss Ruling in Artists’ Suit Over Warehouse Fire
By Jenna Greene
In April, a U.S. District Judge tossed a six-count, $100 million-complaint against Universal Music Group that was filed after a 2008 warehouse fire that reportedly destroyed master recordings. The class action was originally brought by or on behalf of recording artists. After the ruling, Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher partners Scott Edelman and Deborah Stein and associate Nathaniel Bach, who served as defense counsel in the litigation, discussed the case.
Defending Suits Brought By Copyright Trolls
By Nancy J. Mertzel
An overview of copyright troll litigation and explores potential litigation strategies for responding to troll cases.
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