Lawsuit (page: 3)
UFC parent Zuffa has sued a major torrent uploader, seeking $32 million in damages.
In 2008, WREAL LLC created a porn streaming set-top box called the FyreTV, along with a dedicated website at FyreTV.com.
The music industry trade group RIAA has added to Megaupload and owner Kim Dotcom's woes, filing a new civil lawsuit.
Google and Viacom has finally settled a copyright lawsuit brought forth in 2007 that accused YouTube of allowing users to upload copyrighted movies and television shows from the content giant without permission.
In January, a DVD Screener copy of the critically acclaimed 'Dallas Buyers Club' hit the Web, and it was promptly downloaded millions of times.
A group of Chinese companies including major video hosts Youku, Sohu and Tencent's v.qq.com have joined together for a $48.9 million lawsuit against market leading search engine Baidu.
Apple and Samsung are once again in a legal spat.
LinkedIn, the world's most popular professional-networking site, was recently sued this week by customers who are accusing the site of appropriating their identities for marketing purposes by hacking into their external e-mail accounts and downloadi
LinkedIn, the world's most popular professional-networking site, has been sued this week by customers who are accusing the site of appropriating their identities for marketing purposes by hacking into their external e-mail accounts and downloading c
Dish Network has struck another victory as a federal judge has ruled to not issue a preliminary injunction against the company's 'Hopper' technology, a set-top DVR that allows for ad-skipping.
After long threatening to do so, Kim Dotcom has sued the New Zealand government over the illegal spying against him and the raid on his home and personal property.
U.S District Court Judge Denise Cote has tentatively scheduled Apple's antitrust damages trial for May 2014.
A new class action suit filed by Robbins, Geller, Rudman, & Dowd has accused Microsoft of hiding major losses related to its Surface RT tablet.
BSkyB, a major pay-TV broadcaster in Europe, has won a judgement in the UK against Microsoft over the use of the trademark Sky.
Sony, Panasonic, Pioneer and Philips of the joint venture One-Blue LLC., have sued Imation Corp
Facebook and Timelines Inc. have settled their trademark case
Employee maintains his innocence
Settles for $53 million
Plaintiffs failed to made adequate arguments
Company takes full responsibility and will not appeal
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