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Righthaven LLC v. Hoehn
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February 05, 2013
9th Circ. Doubts Newspapers Can Pass Along IP Rights
A Ninth Circuit panel on Tuesday appeared skeptical that Righthaven LLC, a holding company set up to enforce newspapers' copyrights, had standing to sue people who posted newspaper articles online, saying that publishing companies aren't allowed to assign their rights to bring copyright infringement lawsuits to third parties.
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September 19, 2011
Righthaven Defendant Seeks Asset Seizure Over Attys' Fee
Copyright-holding company Righthaven LLC, on the brink of bankruptcy and embroiled in an attorneys' fee dispute with a man it unsuccessfully sued, sunk lower Sunday when the man moved for seizure of its assets in Nevada federal court.
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September 12, 2011
Righthaven Says Attys' Fees Could Send It Bankrupt
Copyright holding company Righthaven LLC told a Nevada federal judge Friday that bankruptcy or an asset sale may be its only options if it has to pay $34,000 in attorneys' fees to a man it unsuccessfully sued for reposting a Las Vegas Review-Journal article online.
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August 16, 2011
Righthaven Told To Pay Opponent's Fees After IP Loss
In a setback for Righthaven LLC's copyright infringement campaign, a Nevada federal judge on Monday ordered the company to pay legal fees and costs to a man who had won dismissal of Righthaven's case alleging he reposted a Las Vegas Review-Journal article online.