Quibi Gets A Win In Turnstyle Technology Legal Battle; Eko’s Injunction Motion Denied

Meghan Markle lost the first portion of her legal battle with the British newspaper, The Sun. Page Six learned today that the former royal had to pay the outlet $88,000 in restitution after losing the first part of her lawsuit against the outlet.

obtained by Britain’s Daily Mirror, Jennifer Howell – a pal of Heard’s sister Whitney Henriquez and mother Paige – revealed the latter told her that billionaire Musk was suing the actress.“Paige told me…. she was in a legal battle with him over the rights to embryos they had created together,” she shared.

Associated Newspapers own legal team, however, believe the names should be reported especially as Meghan was apparently ‘pleased… with her friends’ speaking to the US magazine.‘There is no proper evidential basis (for the application). There is no evidence at all from four of the five friends and the evidence from the fifth (Friend B) has been shown to be unsatisfactory,’ said Andy White, QC.‘There is no risk of reprisal in this case,’ he added.

Meghan Markle has reportedly agreed to pay more than £67,000 in legal costs to the publisher of Mail on Sunday after losing her first round of her legal battle against the publisher.The 38 year old Duchess is suing Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) – which publishes the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline – for writing and sharing an article in February 2019 which reproduced parts of a handwritten letter she sent to her father, Thomas Markle, who she has had an estranged relationship with since

Congrats to Lady Amelia Spencer! Princess Diana‘s niece is engaged to Greg Mallett, her boyfriend of 11 years.

Drake has won a legal battle against a stage designer who sued the rapper for an $108,000 invoice.As The Blast reports, design company Sila Sveta is dropping their case against Drake after initially suing him over his 2018 co-headline tour with Migos.The designer claimed that he was hired by the rapper to create the elaborate 3D stage for the Aubrey & The Three Amigos tour, but alleged his team refused to cough up when issued with an $108,000 invoice for the design.They said of the design: “The

The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman has lost a legal battle against AMC, who he first sued back in 2017.According to Variety, the decision relates to a lawsuit that Kirkman filed three years ago along with producers Gale Anne Hurd, Glen Mazzara and David Alpert.In a ruling yesterday (July 22), a Los Angeles judge declared that AMC was entitled to define “modified adjusted gross receipts” under the terms of its contracts with profit participants.The lawsuit claimed that the network had

The couple tried to explain that the name holds no religious significance for them. "I tried to explain that we are not religious people, and Lucifer in Greek means 'light-bringer' and 'morning' but she wouldn't listen." After a lot of complaining and discussion, Dan said that the registrar wavered and allowed the name to be put on the baby's birth certificate.

health questionnaire and undergo a temperature check. If they passed, museum representatives provided them with a sticker to wear that read: “Signed, Sealed, Delivered.

David Robb Labor EditorEXCLUSIVE: The bitter, yearlong legal dispute between the WGA and UTA is officially over, with both sides filing papers in federal court to dismiss the antitrust lawsuits they’d filed against one another. The news comes days after the guild and agency closed a deal to phase out packaging and resume writer representation.All that remains now is for U.S.

Michael Jackson’s former manager’s feud with the late King of Pop’s estate has come to an end with a judge ruling that he’s owed $3 million. The ruling stems from a tense legal battle that’s been ongoing since 2012, when Tohme Tohme first sued the estate claiming he was owed 15 percent commission on compensation the singer received in the last year of his life as well as the successful concert film “This Is It,” which came out following his death, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Michael Jackson has won a $3million (£2.39million) settlement from the late singer’s estate.Tohme R. Tohme is to be given the money he claimed he was originally promised in a 2019 settlement but where the deal was never finalised in writing.Tohme first sued the estate in 2012 for $20million (£15.9million) after alleging he was owed a 15 percent commission on compensation Jackson received during the last year of his life, plus a cut of the Jackson concert film This Is It.