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Soul'd Out Productions, LLC v. Anschutz Entertainment Group, Inc. et al
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June 17, 2020
Rival Claims Coachella Gunning For Another 9th Circ. Clash
An Oregon music festival suing Coachella over its noncompete agreements urged a federal judge to toss the California rival's bid for supplemental briefing concerning a pending dismissal motion, arguing the Ninth Circuit recently resolved all outstanding matters and ruled it has standing to pursue certain claims.
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March 14, 2019
Coachella Escapes Rival's Antitrust Suit For Second Time
Coachella didn't run afoul of any antitrust laws when it required contracted musicians to spurn gigs with other festivals for nearly five months surrounding the mega concert it hosts each year in a California desert valley, an Oregon federal judge has ruled.
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October 15, 2018
Coachella Won't Face The Music Of Rival's Antitrust Suit
The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is off the hook for a rival's claims it is unfairly preventing performers from accepting gigs at other events after an Oregon federal judge found that Soul'd Out Music can't sue over contracts it's not involved in, according to an order Friday.
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June 18, 2018
Coachella Looks To Escape Rival Festival's Antitrust Suit
The owner of the Coachella music festival pushed Friday to exit an antitrust suit targeting its contractual restrictions on where its acts can perform, saying a rival organizer is just looking to piggy-back on its popularity and the acts it attracts.
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April 09, 2018
Coachella Owner Faces Antitrust Suit Over Artist Controls
The owner of Coachella was hit with a lawsuit in Oregon federal court on Monday claiming the California mega-festival employs anti-competitive practices, such as barring artists from performing at other musical events within approximately 1,300 miles in the months surrounding the spring happening.