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🎯 US Supreme Court Asks Justice Department's Views on Cox Communications Case

The U.S. Supreme Court has requested input from the Justice Department on whether it should review a copyright case involving Cox Communications and a group of music labels. The case follows a lower court decision that overturned a $1 billion jury verdict against Cox, which had been accused of enabling its customers to pirate music.

The Supreme Court is evaluating appeals from both parties regarding different aspects of the lower court's ruling. The music labels, which include Sony Music, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group, are challenging a decision that requires a new trial to reassess the damages Cox must pay. Meanwhile, Cox is contesting the court's ruling that holds it liable for copyright violations committed by users of its internet services.

Over 50 music labels collectively sued Cox in 2018, seeking to reinstate the $1 billion judgment. They accused Cox of neglecting to act on numerous copyright infringement notices, failing to cut off repeat offenders, and not taking adequate steps to curb music piracy facilitated through peer-to-peer platforms like BitTorrent.

Similar lawsuits have been filed by major labels against other internet service providers, including Charter Communications, Frontier Communications, and Astound Broadband. In 2019, a federal jury in Alexandria, Virginia, determined that Cox was responsible for $1 billion in damages for the infringement of over 10,000 music copyrights. However, the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond reversed part of this ruling in February and ordered a new trial to reassess the damages.

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Yong Tai Files Significant Counterclaim Amid Costly Legal Battle

Yong Tai Bhd (YTB), through its wholly-owned subsidiary Apple 99 Development Sdn Bhd (ADSB), has filed a RM76.6 million counterclaim against Kerjaya Prospek (M) Sdn Bhd (KPSB), a subsidiary of Kerjaya Prospek Group Bhd. The counterclaim addresses alleged delays, incomplete works, and contractual breaches tied to the development of the Apple Serviced Suites and the Courtyard by Marriott Melaka.…

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Marlon Brando's Rolex Watch Sparks Legal Battle Over Ownership Rights #ApocalypseNow #legaldispute #MarlonBrando #ownershiprights #Rolexwatch

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Court Dismisses Hon Nimi Walson-Jack's Suit Against The Nigerian Bar Association.

The court dismissed the PO on the ground that it attempted to examine the substantive issue at an interlocutory stage. The court also held that the justiciability of the action, the status of the claimant, the provision of the NBA constitution, and the internal workings of the NBA, particularly the attendance of the NBA—NEC, cannot be decided without going to the Pleadings, particularly an…

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HRMantra's Legal Battle Against Darwinbox Titans

Introduction:

In a blockbuster legal showdown, HRMantra Software Pvt Ltd has initiated a no-holds-barred legal crusade against its ex-employee Nasreen Shaikh and the trio behind Darwinbox Digital Solutions Pvt Ltd - Chaitanya Peddi, Jayant Paleti, and Rohit Chennamaneni. The FIR, wielding the legal arsenal of Sections 406, 34 of the Indian Penal Code, and Sections 43 (a), (b), and (g) along with 66, 66-B, 66-C, 72, 72-A of the Information Technology Act 2000, exposes a gripping tale of corporate espionage and alleged subversion.

Backdrop:

With a legacy spanning over two decades, HRMantra has been a trailblazer in the HR and payroll software arena, having developed and marketed its flagship product, HRMantra, since the year 2000. However, the tranquility was disrupted when Darwinbox allegedly embarked on a calculated mission, strategically poaching HRMantra's experienced professionals and violating contractual agreements that prohibited them from joining competitors in the HR and payroll software domain for a mandated two-year period.

Legal Onslaught:

The FIR meticulously chronicles how Darwinbox allegedly circumvented contractual obligations set by HRMantra, willfully disregarding appointment letters, employee undertakings, bond agreements, and full and final settlement terms. These contractual safeguards explicitly prohibit ex-employees from disclosing trade secrets, client lists, employee details, and other sensitive information or tarnishing HRMantra's reputation in any media.

Business Fallout:

The aftermath of Darwinbox's alleged actions has wreaked havoc on HRMantra. The FIR claims that Nasreen Shaikh and eight other employees transitioned to Darwinbox, strategically targeting HRMantra's clients. This has resulted in a substantial loss of clients, a financial setback amounting to crores of Rupees, and a discernible blow to HRMantra's once-untarnished brand standing.

Founder's Persistence:

In the face of adversity, HRMantra's founder, Mr. Pankaj Bhargav, displayed unwavering determination. After initially approaching the police in August 2021, he persisted through the legal labyrinth, ultimately securing a court order on January 2, 2024. This directive compelled the Charkop police station to formally register the FIR on February 20, 2024.

Conclusion:

As the legal drama unfolds, the business community awaits the outcome, recognizing the potential impact on corporate ethics, employee loyalty, and fair competition. HRMantra's bold legal offensive against the founders of Darwinbox underscores the imperative of protecting proprietary assets and upholding integrity in the fiercely competitive corporate landscape. The resolution of this clash could well shape standards for ethical conduct and professional loyalty in the dynamic tech industry.

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Abstract：Crypto hedge fund Tyr Capital faces a legal clash with client TGT over FTX's collapse. TGT alleges criminal mismanagement, seeking account closure and asset recovery, including a $22 million FTX claim.

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Misfeasance Lawsuit Hearing Involving Candidate, Defendant Claims Ex-Employee Misused Name

Misfeasance Lawsuit Hearing Involving Candidate, Defendant Claims Ex-Employee Misused Name #MisfeasanceLawsuit #ExEmployee

Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – RD, accused of breach of contract, attended a trial at the Gorontalo District Court on Thursday (1/4/2024). RD, a candidate for the Regional People’s Representative Council (DPRD) in Bone Bolango electoral district Kabila Cs, was accompanied by his legal representative, led by Muhammad Fadhly Gella, SH., MH., C.P.Arb. After the trial, RD rejected the plaintiff’s lawsuit…

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Unraveling the Potential Legal Battle: Russian Airline Volga-Dnepr v. Canada

Dive into the intricate world of international law with our video, "Unraveling the Potential Legal Battle: Russian Airline Volga-Dnepr v. Canada." In this insightful discussion, we explore the complexities and nuances surrounding the possible legal dispute between Russian airline Volga-Dnepr and the Canadian authorities. Join us as we dissect the legal aspects, potential ramifications, and global implications of this case.

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American Haunting (on Wattpad) https://www.wattpad.com/1294495315-american-haunting?utm_source=web&utm_medium=tumblr&utm_content=share_reading&wp_uname=Eiji692&wp_originator=uOCvHdEAotJ2xRN0jtNw24qGHASnm4kHoKpx7LK5p3Xxe1tL7Hz%2FxdgK1J32jT5D4bzm8ITdSxB0Cajn%2FM7fVnOjUCA7uQcHU%2BrkGbslxfnEXOOtYDPg8BmSyRZVcBrf This is a summary and review of the movie about a haunting in USA that happened in the 19th century, where a family and their daughter are disturbed by an entity.

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Hague Convention 2019 Ratified by UK's Government

Saving Time and Money in Cross-Border Legal Disputes

In a groundbreaking move, the United Kingdom is poised to enhance its reputation as a global center for dispute resolution while providing much-needed relief to its citizens and businesses entangled in international legal disputes. The Hague Convention of 2019 is now in effect, and it vows to bring about a significant change in how we handle cross-border legal matters. This landmark treaty aims to simplify and streamline the often convoluted process of resolving disputes that span international boundaries.   A Welcome Change Hague Convention 2019 Membership Supports Growth in International Trade and Investment The core of this development rests in the fact that UK courts will now recognize and enforce legal judgments concerning individuals and businesses engaged in cross-country disputes in other nations that are also part of the Convention. This reciprocal recognition and enforcement will effectively eliminate the need for costly and time-consuming legal battles in foreign jurisdictions, thus marking a transformative change in the landscape of international legal disputes.   Simplifying a Complex Landscape Creating Uniformity in Cross-Border Disputes Until now, the world's countries have operated under individual, often conflicting, sets of rules when it comes to recognizing and enforcing foreign judgments. This inconsistency has acted as a deterrent to crucial business investments. The Convention of 2019, however, introduces an international framework that harmonizes the rules for recognizing and enforcing judgments, providing clarity and certainty for businesses and individuals caught up in litigation across borders.   Words from the Justice Minister Justice Minister, Lord Bellamy, lauded this significant step forward, stating, "Joining the Hague Convention marks a significant step forward for the UK within private international law and strengthens our appeal to businesses as a center for dispute resolution. The robust and reliable regime the Convention offers for the recognition and enforcement of judgments will provide confidence to people and businesses who are involved in civil and commercial disputes as they live, work, and do business across borders."   A Boon for International Trade and Investment Uniform Legal Rules Encourage Cross-Border Activities This development will be particularly beneficial to businesses and individuals who frequently engage in activities between the UK and other countries. With uniform legal rules in place, the fear of navigating complex legal systems in foreign lands diminishes, thereby promoting international trade and investment. Under the rules of the Convention, businesses can now rest assured that if a dispute arises, their judgment can be enforced in another country. This newfound clarity and efficiency in the legal landscape bring a sense of security to those involved in cross-border dealings.   A Growing Global Network UK Judgments Recognized in 29 Countries As of now, 29 parties are already part of the 2019 Hague Convention, ranging from Ukraine to EU Member States, with Uruguay joining this year. This means that UK judgments will be recognized and enforced in all of these countries. Furthermore, with 91 members of the Hague Conference on Private International Law (HCCH), the main multilateral forum for private international law rules, including the 2019 Hague Convention, the reach of this development is potentially global.  

To Sum-Up

The Hague Convention of 2019 has ushered in a new era for the UK's status as a global dispute resolution hub. This move will not only save time and money for businesses and individuals involved in cross-border legal disputes but also contribute to fostering international trade and investment. With uniformity in the recognition and enforcement of judgments across nations, the UK is paving the way for a more accessible and efficient global legal landscape.   Sources: THX News, Ministry of Justice & Lord Bellamy KC. Read the full article

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https://bit.ly/3CpYdgf - 🔒 Microsoft is being accused by cybersecurity company Hold Security for misusing its database of more than 360 million stolen credentials from the dark web, which Microsoft was granted access to in 2014. Hold's allegation is that Microsoft violated their agreement by using the data for more than just matching compromised accounts with Microsoft's customer accounts. #Cybersecurity #Microsoft #HoldSecurity ⚖️ According to the lawsuit filed by Hold, Microsoft was only allowed to match the stolen credentials against their customers' accounts to alert them of the potential compromise. Any data that didn't match was supposed to be untouched, while data related to accounts was meant to be deleted post-notification. However, the suit alleges that Microsoft did not stick to these terms. #CyberLaw #DataPrivacy 💼 The lawsuit suggests the misuse started four years into their partnership, stating that Microsoft "improperly and without authorization utilized stolen account credentials" in creating the Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS), a Microsoft on-prem security token service. #MicrosoftADFS #DataMisuse 🔎 Furthermore, the suit accuses Microsoft of "improperly and without authorization" using the stolen accounts for its administration of LinkedIn and GitHub. The suit also suggests that Microsoft made the historical data accessible to third parties through its Edge browser. The exact method by which this was accomplished remains unclear. #LinkedIn #GitHub #MicrosoftEdge ⚠️ Hold Security claims to have discovered in 2021 that Microsoft was "wrongfully retain[ing] stolen account credentials in contravention of the parties' agreement." It alleges that Microsoft refused to stick to the agreed scope of use and continued to utilize the accessed stolen account credentials for its own purposes. #DataProtection #UserSecurity 😡 The lawsuit also alleges a harassment campaign by Microsoft against Hold Security and its CEO Alex Holden when disputes began to arise. Hold's lawyers claim Microsoft directed its employees to cease collaboration with Hold following claims made by Holden criticizing Microsoft's takedown of the TrickBot network. #WorkplaceHarassment #BusinessDisputes 📧 In response, a Microsoft spokesperson stated, "Over the past several months, Microsoft has been in contact with Hold Security’s representatives in an effort to resolve amicably a dispute over the parties’ contractual relationship. Because the claims in the lawsuit do not accurately reflect the contract’s terms, Microsoft will be seeking a dismissal of the claims."

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Marlon Brando's Rolex Watch Sparks Legal Battle Over Ownership Rights #ApocalypseNow #legaldispute #MarlonBrando #ownershiprights #Rolexwatch

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Small biotech firm files lawsuit against Moderna, Pfizer, and BioNTech over COVID-19 vaccine technology. Legal battle unfolds as the companies face allegations. Stay informed for updates. ⚖️💉 #COVIDVaccineLawsuit #LegalDispute #MedicalInnovation https://iipla.org/ip-news/small-biotech-firm-files-lawsuit-against-moderna-pfizer-and-biontech-over-covid-19-vaccine-technology/

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Jay-Z Wins Multi-Million Dollar Legal Dispute With Perfume Company

Jay-Z Wins Multi-Million Dollar Legal Dispute With Perfume Company Appellate court awards the rapper $4.5 million in royalties for sales of failed cologne brand. Jay-Z might have 99 Problems but a failed cologne brand ain’t one. The rapper is finally claiming victory after a six-year battle with Parlux. A global fragrance company with brands like Tommy Bahama, Sean Jean and pierre cardin in its portfolio. Parlux is known as a global licensee for pop culture icons, fashion houses and lifestyle brands. Their prestige brands are sold in over 80 countries and territories around the world. So what went so wrong? The drama started back in 2016. When Parlux sued Hov for $18 million. Alleging he failed to do his part to help promote the launch of a now extinct cologne brand named for him, Gold Jay-Z. If you had no idea Jay-Z had a cologne, you’re probably not alone. The company says the rapper violated their licensing agreement by declining any media or public appearances ahead of the cologne’s 2013 release. Including social media posts and appearances on GMA and at Macy’s, all of which likely contributed to the brand’s lackluster performance in the market. Despite his lack of enthusiasm around the launch, a few people out there actually bought a bottle or two of Gold Jay-Z.

The Big Pimpin rapper responded to Parlux’s suit, suggesting he should receive $4.5 million in royalties for sales of the cologne that bears his name.

During the trial in New York City a jury let Jay-Z off the hook for any payment to Parlux. The jury did not believe he was entitled to any royalties. But TMZ reports that on February 24, an appellate court overruled the jury’s decision and awarded Mr. Carter the $4.5 million he requested, proving that he does, in fact, run this town. Read the full article