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Gary Friedrich Enterprises, LLC. et al v. Marvel Enterprises, Inc. et al
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1:08-cv-01533
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- Activision Blizzard Inc.
- Hasbro Inc.
- Hillshire Brands Co.
- Hot Topic, Inc.
- JAKKS Pacific, Inc.
- Mad Engine Inc.
- Marvel Entertainment LLC
- Mattel Inc.
- Meredith Corp.
- MGA Entertainment Inc.
- Relativity Media LLC
- Scholastic Corporation
- Sega Corp.
- Sega of America Inc.
- Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.
- The Walt Disney Co.
- THQ Inc.
- TOMY Company Ltd.
- Tupperware Brands Corp.
- Wilton Brands LLC
- Zazzle Inc.
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September 09, 2013
Disney's Marvel Settles 'Ghost Rider' Copyright Case
The Walt Disney Co.'s Marvel Entertainment has settled a long-running lawsuit filed by the creator of the character "Ghost Rider" over control of the rights to popular comic book anti-hero, according to a letter filed in New York federal court on Friday.
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July 03, 2013
Marvel Says Judge Should Decide 'Ghost Rider' Rights Case
Marvel Enterprises Inc. on Wednesday sought to have an upcoming trial that will determine whether it owns the rights to the "Ghost Rider" character decided by a judge rather than a New York jury.
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June 27, 2013
Marvel 'Ghost Rider' Ownership Case Heads To Trial
Marvel Enterprises Inc. will have to go to trial to defend its ownership of the lucrative "Ghost Rider" character, a federal judge said Thursday after the comics giant indicated it would not further appeal a Second Circuit loss to the character's creator.