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Gilbert-Daniels v. Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation et al
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May 25, 2023
Starz Says No Similarities In 'P-Valley' Strip Club Show IP Row
Starz Entertainment LLC has asked a California federal judge to shut down a suit that claims the network ripped off a musical stage play to make its strip club drama series "P-Valley," arguing none of the works' allegedly similar elements are protected under copyright.
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March 20, 2023
Suit Against Starz Over Strip Club TV Drama Heads To Calif.
A Georgia federal judge on Monday agreed to transfer a suit accusing TV network Starz and others of ripping off a cabaret-based stage play with the televised drama "P-Valley" to California federal court, finding the transfer was proper because many "key witnesses" live in California.
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May 09, 2022
Stripper Show Creator Says Starz Can't Duck Copyright Case
The creator of a cabaret-based stage play outlined numerous ways Starz and others allegedly ripped off her story for its televised drama "P-Valley" as she fought to keep a copyright infringement claim alive.
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March 16, 2022
Starz Says Its Stripper TV Drama Not Copied From Stage Play
Starz told a Georgia federal judge Tuesday the cabaret-based stage play it allegedly ripped off to create the strip club drama "P-Valley" contains nothing but stock tropes and "random similarities" that can't possibly support a copyright infringement claim.