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Judge Rejects Disney, Fox, and Paramount’s Motion to Dismiss Copyright Claims in Stolen Tech Lawsuit

While initially approving the dismissal of copyright violation charges leveled against Disney, Fox, and Paramount, a federal judge has now ruled in favor of amended complaints by VFX firm Rearden LLC, and he used comparisons with Google and Napster to make his decision. This ongoing case centers around stolen motion capture technology that has been Judge Rejects Disney, Fox, and Paramount’s Motion to Dismiss Copyright Claims in Stolen Tech Lawsuit

Discrimination Lawsuit by Former Disney IT Workers Has Been Dropped

A lawyer representing former Walt Disney World information technology employees has just dropped a discrimination suit against Walt Disney Parks & Resorts which has been ongoing since December of 2016. The suit alleged that Disney had required them to train their own overseas replacements, less expensive foreign employees under H-1B visas. In response to the Discrimination Lawsuit by Former Disney IT Workers Has Been Dropped

Man Files Negligence Lawsuit Against SeaWorld Claiming Severe Leg Injury

A complaint has been filed with the Orange County Circuit Court accusing SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment, LLC of negligence that lead to a Sarasota man’s leg being crushed. The purported incident occurred at the turnstile of SeaWorld Orlando’s Journey to Atlantis just over two years ago, on March 22nd, 2015. Ronald D. Mannarino’s lawsuit alleges Man Files Negligence Lawsuit Against SeaWorld Claiming Severe Leg Injury

Studios’ Motion to Dismiss Motion Capture Lawsuit only Partially Succeeds

In mid-July of last year, effects firm Rearden LLC put forth a round of lawsuits against Disney, Fox, and Paramount claiming that the studios used stolen motion capture technology in the creation of feature films and violated copyright, patent, and trademark laws. A judge has now ruled on the studios’ joint motion to dismiss, rejecting Studios’ Motion to Dismiss Motion Capture Lawsuit only Partially Succeeds

Screenwriting Partners Claim Disney Stole Their Idea for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Film

A. Lee Alfred II works as an assistant principal in Colorado Springs, Colorado, but that wasn’t always the way he paid his bills. According to a report in Westword, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, Lee Alfred worked as a screenwriter along with a writing partner Ezequiel Martinez. The two are now suing the Screenwriting Partners Claim Disney Stole Their Idea for ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Film

Redbox Defense Claims Disney Is Restraining Competition to Favor New Streaming Service

A Disney lawsuit aimed at Redbox has just become more complex, as the defense takes an aggressive stance and makes allegations of copyright misuse by the media giant in an effort to weaken competitors. Not only is the suit wandering into unexplored legal territory, it is also colored by the context of Disney’s purchase of Redbox Defense Claims Disney Is Restraining Competition to Favor New Streaming Service

Man Suing SeaWorld After Claiming He Was Permanently Injured on a Waterslide in 2015

According to the Florida Record, SeaWorld is being sued for over $15,000 by a man alleging that he was physically injured in their waterpark, Aquatica, because of “an unreasonably dangerous condition” left in the park. After riding down a water slide on June 20, 2015, Aaron Bomer claims his leg hit “a sharp object on Man Suing SeaWorld After Claiming He Was Permanently Injured on a Waterslide in 2015

Former Walt Disney World Cast Member Suing Disney Due to Alleged Discrimination

According to the Orlando Sentinel, Abderrahmane Sebti, a former Cast Member of the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex at Walt Disney World, is suing Disney for more than $75,000 because he believes the company discriminated against him. The lawsuit has been filed in a U.S. District Court in which he is pursuing damages for lost Former Walt Disney World Cast Member Suing Disney Due to Alleged Discrimination