Trial observers have been able to get a window into their progress by way of the five notes jurors have passed along to the judge.

The Motion Picture Association, minus Netflix, argues that software is "inherently different" than works like movies and television shows — and so Google can't defend theft of code as a "transformative" fair use.

The defense team motioned for one juror — a white female — to be removed, but the judge denied the request.

The producer of the 1980 horror film looks to overturn a decision allowing Victor Miller to reclaim rights.

After a 2008 backlot fire, UMG told insurers that works by nearly 17,000 artists were affected. Now, the company is identifying just 19.

"You don’t have to like Mr. Weinstein," Donna Rotunno told the jury. "This is not a popularity contest. The unpopular person needs you most."

The network says two sites are infringing its trademarks and copyrights as part of a dietary supplement scam.

Justin Fairfax hasn't proven the network acted with malice in airing interviews with two women who accuse him of sexual assault, but a Virginia federal judge found his claims to be reasonable enough to deny an award of attorney's fees.

The decision was announced Tuesday morning, as Weinstein’s legal team rested its defense in his sexual assault case.

Can AMC dictate profit participation terms to key 'Walking Dead' creatives? Day one of a Los Angeles Superior Court trial shed a little light on the issues, but featured no Perry Mason moments.

Social media influencer Claudia Salinas denied the sworn claims of alleged victim Lauren Young, and actress Talita Maia pushed back on comments made by her one-time friend Jessica Mann.

In a cert petition, the league says that broadcasts of games depend on cooperation — and that the Ninth Circuit discounted this when reviving an antitrust lawsuit over "Sunday Ticket."