Federal Judge Rules Jury Must Decide Originality of Reggaeton’s Dembow Rhythm in Landmark Copyright Case
A federal judge has ruled that only a jury can determine whether the iconic reggaeton dembow rhythm was invented by Jamaican production duo Steely & Clevie, deferring a decision in…
Jurors said Live Nation and Ticketmaster are an illegal monopoly. Now the companies say the jury got it wrong.
Live Nation is challenging a landmark federal jury verdict that found the music and entertainment giant to be an illegal monopoly, arguing that the evidence presented during the trial was…
Federal Jury Finds Live Nation Operates Unlawful Monopoly, Setting Stage for Unprecedented Legal Remedies and Industry Restructuring
As the dust begins to settle on a landmark antitrust verdict, a New York jury has delivered a resounding condemnation of Live Nation, finding the entertainment giant operates an unlawful…
Live Nation Antitrust Trial Reaches Climax as Jury Deliberates on Monopoly Allegations
Lawyers presented starkly differing versions of the lengthy antitrust trial’s evidence during closing arguments on Thursday, April 9, bringing the blockbuster case against live entertainment behemoth Live Nation to its…
Jury Sides with Chance the Rapper Against Former Manager Pat Corcoran in High-Stakes Contract Dispute, Awards Minimal Damages in Countersuit
A Chicago jury has delivered a decisive verdict, rejecting the substantial legal claims brought against Grammy-winning artist Chance the Rapper by his longtime manager, Pat Corcoran, known professionally as Pat…










