Entertainment & Sports
Mar. 1, 2016
The 9th Circuit: Hollywood's circuit
On Feb. 17, the 9th Circuit haded down its long-awaited opinion in Sarver v. Chartier, which included both procedural and substantive twists that should give practitioners in the area pause. By Daniel Lifschitz
Daniel B. Lifschitz
Partner
Johnson & Johnson LLP
Email: dlifschitz@jjllplaw.com
Loyola Law School; Los Angeles CA
On Feb. 17, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals handed down its long-awaited (and long-stalled) opinion in Sarver v. Chartier, 2016 DJDAR 1555. On the surface, the case seems like a fairly straightforward dispute over California's established protections for the rights of both privacy and publicity. However, the 9th Circuit's ultimate disposition of the case included both procedural and substantive twists that should...
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