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Despite the passage of licensing reform, the streamer still faces lawsuits with billions on the line.

Mark Burnett's former partner, Conrad Riggs, appears to win an important round in his long-running dispute with Layne Leslie Britton over cash from "Survivor" and Donald Trump's "Apprentice."

In a $100 million complaint, Trump's former communications chief argued that reporting on a sealed document isn't privileged. But in a motion to dismiss, Gizmodo responds that the document wasn't actually sealed.

Debevoise & Plimpton will pay James Dolan's $600,000 settlement with the FTC for failing to report voting securities he acquired in 2017 as part of his compensation package, according to MSG.

The government's economic theories against the merger sound nice, but a panel of D.C. Circuit judges questions the proof.

Four years after the "Milly Rock" became a phenomenon, the rapper asserts being exploited by in-game purchases that allow Fortnite users to emote the moves.

Ahmed Al-Rumaihi, who once met with Trump officials including Michael Flynn and Michael Cohen allegedly to discuss bribes, informs a California court that his diplomatic status is now being recognized by the State Department.

A roundup of entertainment legal news.

Over the objections of AT&T and Time Warner, the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has decided to permit 27 antitrust scholars to speak up at a hearing later this week.

The media monitoring service doesn't get another crack at its fair use argument.

Summary judgment motions — and supporting evidence — are made public in a high-profile battle over what she and her reps said about an alleged rape.

Key negotiators behind the year's most game-changing deals — from Ryan Murphy's $300 million Netflix move to the $71 billion Disney-Fox acquisition — talk big-spending streamers, strategic acquisitions, record-setting talent paydays and the Obamas' new pact.