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Riot Games, Inc. v. Stefan Delgado Argote et al
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March 02, 2017
Riot Games Nets $10M In 'League of Legends' Cheating Deal
Riot Games Inc. scored a $10 million payout and a court-ordered ban on the makers of a software product that allows players to hack its popular "League of Legends" game, on Wednesday ending a suit alleging the cheats violated the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.
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August 08, 2016
Riot Games Sues Over 'League of Legends' Cheating Software
“League of Legends” game maker Riot Games Inc. filed a lawsuit in California federal court on Friday alleging a software product allows players to hack the game with automated playing and other cheats in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act.