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It’s In the Game?: EA CEO Expresses Interest in NCAA Football’s Return, as Legal Questions Loom

JSEL · October 25, 2019 ·

Electronic Arts (EA) CEO Andrew Wilson recently expressed interest in bringing back the once-popular NCAA Football video game franchise, if the legal framework governing college athletics changes in such a way that would permit its existence. Wilson made the comments at the WSJ … [Read more...] about It’s In the Game?: EA CEO Expresses Interest in NCAA Football’s Return, as Legal Questions Loom

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: football, Highlight, licensing, NCAA, NFL, social media, sports, trademark, video games

Pokémon Go Class Action Settles as Augmented Reality Legal Questions Remain

JSEL · April 12, 2019 · Leave a Comment

Property owners suing Niantic, the developer of augmented reality gaming sensation Pokémon Go, for trespass and nuisance, have likely settled after years of litigation. They submitted a proposed settlement to the US District Court for the Northern District of California. The … [Read more...] about Pokémon Go Class Action Settles as Augmented Reality Legal Questions Remain

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: augmented reality, entertainment, Highlight, intellectual property, Litigation, property, social media, tort, trespass, video games

Fortnite Choreography Copyright Suits Stalled by Unanimous SCOTUS Ruling

JSEL · March 27, 2019 · Leave a Comment

In the midst of three copyright infringement suits against Epic Games, creator of the celebrated Fortnite video game, the Supreme Court has announced a groundbreaking decision that has put all such litigation on hold. On March 4, SCOTUS unanimously ruled that copyright … [Read more...] about Fortnite Choreography Copyright Suits Stalled by Unanimous SCOTUS Ruling

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, dance, Infringement, Supreme Court, video games

Tattoos and Copyright, Take-Two

JSEL · April 20, 2018 · Leave a Comment

In 2016, Take-Two, a video game company that is the creator of the NBA 2K series of video games, was sued by Solid Oak Sketches, a company who owns the copyright in several NBA players' tattoos. Solid Oak argued that the video game series, which seeks to simulate the NBA, … [Read more...] about Tattoos and Copyright, Take-Two

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, entertainment, intellectual property, licensing, Litigation, publicity rights, sports, video games

Nintendo says “Mama Mia!” to Tokyo’s Real-Life Mario Kart

JSEL · March 21, 2017 · Leave a Comment

Tourists hoping to visit the Mushroom Kingdom may have to make other plans, after Nintendo filed a lawsuit against a Japanese company offering real-life Mario Kart inspired tours of Tokyo. According to the New York Times, Nintendo is claiming that the rental company, which … [Read more...] about Nintendo says “Mama Mia!” to Tokyo’s Real-Life Mario Kart

Filed Under: Highlight Tagged With: copyright, Highlight, intellectual property, video games

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