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DDMG Estate
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February 05, 2015
3rd Circ. Denies Disney Rights To Broad 3-D Patent License
The Third Circuit on Thursday agreed with a lower court ruling that Walt Disney Co. was not entitled to a broad license on 3-D film patents sold by bankrupt effects shop Digital Domain Media Group Inc., affirming that Disney's rights to the technology were limited.
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October 29, 2014
Bankrupt DDMG Will Return $18M In Tax Credits To Fla.
Bankrupt special effects company Digital Domain Media Group Inc. agreed to release $18 million of the $20 million in film project tax credits it received from Florida back to the state, the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity announced Wednesday.
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September 24, 2014
DDMG Unlikely To Keep Bulk Of $20M Tax Credit, Judge Says
A Delaware bankruptcy judge said Wednesday that the bulk of the $20 million in Florida tax credits "Titanic" special effects company Digital Domain Media Group Inc. applied for is unlikely to remain part of the debtor's estate, but it might have a shot at preserving roughly $2 million worth.
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September 09, 2014
DDMG Says Fla. Tax Credits Are Part Of Bankruptcy Estate
The debtor's committee representing James Cameron's Digital Domain Media Group Inc. urged a Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday to decline Florida's challenge and protect at least $2 million in tax credits as part of the debtor's estate.
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August 04, 2014
Fla. Says $20M In Tax Credits Not Part Of DDMG Estate
The Florida Department of Economic Opportunity asked a Delaware bankruptcy judge Friday to rule that $20 million in tax credits Digital Domain Media Group Inc. applied for aren't part of the debtor's estate because the "Titanic" special effects shop never met the conditions for final approval.
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October 02, 2013
Disney Loses Appeal For Broad License To 3-D Patent Rights
A Delaware federal judge Tuesday denied a Walt Disney Co. appeal that claimed the movie giant has a broad license on 3-D film patents acquired and later sold by bankrupt effects shop Digital Domain Media Group Inc., confirming that Disney's rights to the technology are limited.
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January 07, 2013
3-D Patent Bankruptcy Sale Halted For Disney Appeal
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Monday halted a $5.4 million sale of 3-D film patents by defunct effects shop Digital Domain Media Group Inc. to make way for an appeal from a Walt Disney Co. unit that claims it is licensed to use the technology.
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December 04, 2012
Disney Clashes With Media Effects Co. Over 3-D Tech License
Digital Domain Media Group Inc. and The Walt Disney Co. battled in Delaware bankruptcy court Tuesday as the big-ticket studio sought to confirm its rights to patented 3-D film technology set to be auctioned off by the special effects company this week.
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November 27, 2012
Effects Co. Investor Can Challenge $70M Bankruptcy Claim
A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Tuesday granted a private equity backer of Digital Domain Media Group Inc. standing to challenge a $70 million claim from the special-effects shop's senior noteholders, which the investor says was bloated by an unlawful default penalty.
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November 20, 2012
Effects Co. Investors Say Unlawful Penalty Doubled Debt
A group of Digital Domain Media Group Inc. investors launched an adversary suit in Delaware bankruptcy court Tuesday claiming its senior creditors inflated their secured claim by imposing an unlawful $28 million penalty that doubled the special-effects shop's debt in six months.