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After 14 hours of deliberation, the second jury to hear the comedian's case finds him guilty.

A war breaks out over payments from Universal Pictures for the time machine car.

An Australian appeals court reverses a lower judge in a dispute over whether Miller is owed $7 million from the 2015 film.

An aspiring documentary filmmaker sued the mogul in January alleging sexual assault.

Scottie Hughes alleges being blacklisted after complaining of sexual assault by Fox Business host Charles Payne.

As producer Scott Rudin tells a New York court that his Aaron Sorkin-penned play is in danger of falling apart, the Harper Lee Estate demands an Alabama court issue an injunction.

SM Kids alleges Google has violated a 2008 deal by producing content for children on YouTube.

"We conclude that this monkey — and all animals, since they are not human — lacks statutory standing under the Copyright Act."

A roundup of entertainment law news.

The astrophysicist says his former business partner signed a release of claims when he sold his stake in Curved Light Productions.

Katherine McKee is being represented by Donald Trump attorney Charles Harder.

In new court papers, he accuses The Weinstein Co. of violating his due-process rights.