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Highlights from Loyola Law School Entertainment Law Conference’s ‘Shifting to Smaller Screens’ Panel

Chloe RadEntertainment Law

On February 21, 2025, the Entertainment Law Review (“ELR”) hosted its Annual Symposium, which contained three topic-specific panels and one keynote. The film-related panel, titled “Shifting to Smaller Screens: Negotiating Talent Deals in an Increasingly Digital Landscape,” comprised three attorneys: …

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TikTok, Tick Tock: The battle around the loved and loathed social media platform is counting down the days until it either continues U.S. operations or ceases to exist in the States

Chloe RadAntitrust Law, Political Law, Technology Law

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. TikTok’s name has become the subject of conversation: there’s a sounding 90-day extension clock running that will determine whether the social media platform gets to stay in the U.S. or gets shunned. Allegations begin …

From Crime to Commodity: Public Interest may trump the Intellectual Property Rights of Erik and Lyle Menendez

Chloe RadIntellectual Property Law, News & Insights

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. Erik and Lyle Menendez are two criminal brothers who have become nothing less than celebrities since their convictions.[1] In 1996, Erik and Lyle were convicted of first-degree murder for the brutal killing of their …

New Rivals Face Off in Court: CAA Is Suing Former-Employee-Led Range Media Partners and The Allegations Are Controversial

Chloe RadLabor & Employment Law, News & Insights

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. The entertainment industry is manufactured for the amusement of audiences, yet the action behind the scenes can be cutthroat and aggressive. In late September 2024, the Creative Artists Agency (“CAA”) filed suit against Range …

The Ellison Family Is Growing and so Are Their Required Legal Formalities with the Federal Government

Chloe RadAntitrust Law, Corporate Law, News & Insights

Image used under license from Shutterstock.com. More money, more problems! In July 2024, David Ellison’s Skydance merged with Shari Redstone’s Paramount, and this now $28 billion merger has to deal with government compliance and regulation before its first day of …