After being laid off amid the pandemic, former senior rep Debbee Klein has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit.

Debbee Klein's $2 million suit makes a number of incendiary allegations, including that Gores kept his personal driver and chef on the payroll even after the agency fired staff due to the coronavirus, as well as that he used the company expense account “as a slush fund to pay for his sexual dalliances with prostitutes.”

Don Blankenship alleges that he lost a race for U.S. Senate because he was called a "felon."

A judge rules that Activision is entitled to summary judgment in a trademark lawsuit brought by the manufacturer of military vehicles.

Universal Music can't end a putative class action, but the judge does make a big caveat that could influence future dealmaking in the entertainment industry.

Two court decisions involving the zombie series could shape how creators are paid in a future where every studio has its own streamer.

The actors are sparring over whether Heard defamed the 'City of Lies' actor by implication in a 2018 Washington Post op-ed.

Dwayne Johnson and Dany Garcia are building an empire — with the help of a team of top-notch lawyers (three of whom are on this year's Power Lawyers list).

These attorneys' accomplishments in the industry — from launching Pixar with Steve Jobs to shepherding Taylor Swift's career — have earned them lifetime status on The Hollywood Reporter's list of the industry's top lawyers.

Forget nine-figure overall deals and exec poaching fights. For the lawyers on Hollywood Reporter's 14th annual power list, a war between writers and agents, collapsing theatrical windows and canceled productions amid a global pandemic are now just another day at the office.

In a landmark decision on the tattoo front, a federal judge rules that Take-Two's depiction was de minimus and that an implied license was granted.

After TV stations told the FCC that the COVID-19 pandemic was causing advertisers to cancel contracts, the regulator provides guidance on the consequence of offering advertisements to some at no cost.