A judge requests briefing on the issue of whether compelling arbitration over 'Leaving Neverland' would infringe HBO's constitutional rights.

The supermodel was sued for posting a picture of herself on social media, which has become a popular trend in copyright litigation.

UMG says the suit from artists and heirs isn't based on "any valid legal theory."

Staenberg will be named CEO Emeritus upon his retirement on Dec. 31.

Lesson: If you acquire a domain like Googles.com, use it or lose it.

Andrea Tantaros says she's spent more than a million dollars and has gotten nowhere in arbitration. She's now seizing upon a #MeToo law enacted last year by New York lawmakers.

After four years in court, the studio convinces a judge there's no evidence of illicit copying and ample evidence of independent creation.

Jurors will be asked to consider whether Myspace and YouTube plays are proof that a Christian rap song was likely to have been heard by Katy Perry and her co-creators.

A roundup of recent developments in entertainment and media law, including a long-dormant case about copyright law's anti-hacking provisions.

Ultra-realistic manipulation of digital imagery could open up new horizons for filmmaking, but lawmakers are only beginning to grapple with the issues and unanswered questions it poses.

After the $300 million-plus sale of label Big Machine (and her first six albums) to her nemesis, the pop star could refuse to consent to licenses, choose to rerecord songs or limit future concerts to new music only — but there are major risks, a top lawyer writes.

The famed lawyer invited a defamation suit over "the truth." He got one. Now, he looks to sidestep a battle over whether he really raped a child.