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Applying a heightened First Amendment standard set in a prior appeal in the same case, the District of Columbia’s highest court denied enforcement of a subpoena seeking the identity of an anonymous Internet whistleblower because the corporate plaintiff failed to present evidence that it had suffered any harm.

The Nevada State Legislature timely concluded the 2015 session on June 1. Here is a summary of some of the important legislation affecting the liquor, gaming, and entertainment industries in the state.

After 25 years on the air, Oklahoma's public-affairs television program "The Verdict" concludes its remarkable run, marking the end of a quarter-century partnership between Crowe Dunlevy attorney D. Kent Meyers and former Oklahoma City mayor Mick Cornett. The program, which launched in 2001 with a discussion about the Terry Nichols trial, evolved from a legal-affairs show into a trusted forum for substantive dialogue on law, government, and the issues shaping Oklahoma, featuring political leaders, judges, a

As artificial intelligence rapidly advances its ability to create realistic deepfakes of political figures, a complex patchwork of state laws has emerged to regulate their use in campaign advertising. Organizations seeking to leverage AI-generated content in political messaging must navigate over 30 different state regulatory frameworks, each with distinct requirements for disclaimers, prohibitions, and enforcement mechanisms that could expose them to penalties ranging from fines to felony charges.

In the online safety conversation, assigning responsibility for verifying a user's age has been a protracted study in buck passing. Well-intentioned requirements to ensure that website or mobile app.

An arbitrator ordered a signatory to the SAG 2009 Commercials Contract to pay additional pension and health contributions.

This Article is part of a series monitoring developments with regard to California Assembly Bill 5 and its impact on the entertainment industry.

Radio and television station employment units (SEUs) located in North Carolina, South Carolina, Illinois, Wisconsin, and California with five or more full-time employees must prepare by Friday, August 1, 2025, an annual EEO Public File Report (PFR)

In the strange multi-national world of Internet commerce, it's not always clear where lawsuits can be brought.

Earlier this summer, the California Attorney General, along with the District Attorneys from six California counties, entered into a settlement with Pacific Magazine Billing, resolving allegations...

As part of our month-long celebration of Asian Pacific American (APA) Heritage Month, MoFo welcomed stand-up comedian—and law school graduate

A look at the concessions that could keep the Time Warner Cable-Comcast merger aloft.

We had previously written about the reports that the Walt Disney Co. ("Disney") had entered into talks with DraftKings about an investment opportunity that would provide Disney with an equity position in the fantasy sports company, while valuing DraftKings at around $1 billion.

After watching The Irishman on Netflix, I'm left with two overriding thoughts: One, my God, that's a long movie (like, thank God it's on Netflix

Happy Holidays and Happy New Year! If you're anything like me, you spent your holidays watching "It Ends With Us," a romantic drama film based on Colleen Hoover's best-selling novel, and catching up on the Blake.

In this episode, Bob Wallace sits down with David Cornwell, president of the sports law firm DNK Cornwell, to dissect the issues facing minority

The Federal Aviation Administration has approved the limited use of unmanned aerial systems, commonly referred to as drones, for film production on some movie sets.

The FCC has eliminated its sports blackout rules. The vote was unanimous. Each Commissioner released a separate statement upholding fans’ rights to see local teams on the air.