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38 Films, LLC et al v. Yamano et al
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November 30, 2017
ESPN, Producer Settle Copyright Row Over Documentary
A filmmaker is settling his copyright suit against ESPN and a producer alleging that they ripped off his 2004 documentary about a paralyzed college football player to make their own film, according to an order of dismissal signed off on by a Mississippi federal judge on Thursday.
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October 31, 2017
ESPN, Producer Can't End Copyright Row Over Documentary
A Mississippi federal judge on Monday refused to toss a filmmaker's copyright claims against ESPN and a producer alleging that they ripped off his 2004 documentary about a paralyzed college football player to make their own film, finding that a jury should decide if the filmmaker owns the copyrights to the story and third-party footage that he digitized.
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August 04, 2017
ESPN Says No Copyright Breach From Football Documentary
ESPN and a documentary producer urged a Mississippi federal judge Thursday to throw out a copyright suit by the creator of a 2004 documentary about a paralyzed college football player, saying there is no evidence to support his claim that the companies unlawfully used footage from his film.
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August 31, 2016
ESPN Faces Copyright Suit Over Football Documentary
ESPN was hit with a copyright infringement and breach-of-contract suit in Mississippi federal court Wednesday accusing the sports broadcasting giant and others of reneging on a deal to use footage from a 2004 documentary about a college football player in ESPN's own 2014 version.