The WGA’s amended complaint alleges “constructive fraud” based on failure to disclose relevant facts and on breach of fiduciary duty.

Turner Tenney, a 21-year-old professional gamer known as Tfue, says FaZe Clan is violating California law and the Talent Agency Act.

AMC says CAA's lawyer is blocking an investigation into packaging fees and an "egregious conflict of interest between [Frank] Darabont and his agents." CAA and Darabont respond that this is a calculated "publicity sideshow."

A jury will decide whether artist Matt Furie abandoned rights by telling media outlets how he was largely cool with how his popular anthropomorphic character had taken a life of its own.

Gentle Monster says Malik Yusef forged West's signature and created a shell company in his late mother's name.

The trial judge previously closed the courtroom to discuss who would testify at the September trial.

In the bankruptcy proceedings, The Weinstein Company Holdings is asking for permission to hire special litigators in connection with potential claims against TWC directors and officers. It also wants to convert from Chapter 11 to Chapter 7 because it's running out of funds.

Fox's latest court brief nods to the storied 14-year career of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, arguing that Netflix would have his long tenure for the Los Angeles Lakers deemed illegal.

An internal arbitration panel at MLB refused to guarantee profitability for MASN, a regional sports network largely owned by the Baltimore Orioles. The team continues to be outraged, leaving its future in question amid an ongoing feud with the Washington Nationals.

Viacom and Brian Graden accuse Carrington of fabricating and destroying evidence. They call for consequences for bringing a bad faith lawsuit alleging sexual abuse.

Yucaipa Companies is asking the court to allow it to add Lantern Capital Partners CEO Andy Mitchell and managing director Milos Brajovic as defendants in its fraud suit against the company.

Buying an app at the iTunes store may be analogous to using Ticketmaster to purchase access to a live concert. Thus, the high court's decision on who can sue over antitrust injury could become impactful in different contexts.