A Famed SoCal Soda Family Just Scored Big Bucks in a Case Against Coca-Cola
An attorney for the heirs of Hubert Hansen, who started his beverage company in L.A. in the 1930s, says its the biggest award in a right of publicity case in U.S. history
Local Toy Company CEO Lashes Out at Influencer on Twitter: ‘You Are a Disgrace to Black People’
When Amina Mucciolo accused LOL Surprise of using her likeness, the Van Nuys-based company’s chief exec went on a Twitter tirade
Byron Allen’s David and Goliath Battle with Comcast Made Him a Crusader for Black Entrepreneurs
After a years-long legal fight against alleged racial bias, the media mogul has struck a deal with the cable giant
Vanessa Bryant Is Suing the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department Over Leaked Kobe Crash Scene Photos
The widow's suit charges that deputies took graphic pictures "for their own personal purposes"
Agents Have Won a Battle Against the Writers Guild—but the War Is Far From Over
A Hollywood clash of the titans is just heating up
After Years of Allegations, Lawsuits, and Payouts, Beverly Hills’ Police Chief Retires
Sandra Spagnoli stepped down over the weekend after costing the city as much as $7.3 million in judgements and settlements
Celebrity Attorney Lisa Bloom Takes on the First ‘Coronavirus Discrimination’ Lawsuit
"Employers can’t just cast people off and break the law," Bloom says
Media Mogul Byron Allen’s Racial Discrimination Suit Against Comcast Was Just Dealt a Big Blow
He lost this round but the determined entrepreneur vows to take his fight to Congress and the presidential candidates to get laws changed
Yes, Rulings on Chrissy Teigen’s Judge Show Are Actually Legally Binding
We explain why TV court rooms have real-life consequences
Beverly Hills Has Doled Out $7.3 Million to Settle Lawsuits Against Its Police Chief
Now the tony hamlet has hired Harvey Weinstein’s former PR firm to do damage control