Entertainment & Sports
Oct. 19, 2016
Producers of series about singer look to stop family's lawsuit.
The case should be dismissed because the work is in the public interest, defendants claim.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Attorneys for a Mexican production company are seeking to dismiss a case filed by the estate of Jenni Rivera, arguing that its production of a TV series based on the late singer's life is protected by public interest.
The lawsuit, filed in September, seeks to halt production on a planned Univision series titled "Her Real Name Was Dolores." Jenni Rivera Enterprises LLC,...
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