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By Michael Bhargava
From Warner Bros.' perspective, Lyle v. Warner Bros. presents the classic situation of bad facts but good law. The California Supreme Court must now decide which will prevail.
First, the bad facts. When Amaani Lyle came to work as a writers' assistant o...
By Michael Bhargava
From Warner Bros.' perspective, Lyle v. Warner Bros. presents the classic situation of bad facts but good law. The California Supreme Court must now decide which will prevail.
First, the bad facts. When Amaani Lyle came to work as a writers' assistant o...
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