Blizzard
Blizzard is named in 3 U.S. federal IP lawsuits · 1 active.
Coverage vs. reality
Across the cases naming Blizzard that IP Feed tracks, press coverage leans plaintiff-favorable in 2 and defendant-favorable in 0.
How outlets cover Blizzard
All outlets →- Massively Overpowered7 articles3P1D3Nleans plaintiff
- pcgamer.com3 articles1P2D0Nleans defendant
- MMORPG.com2 articles1P0D1N
- MSN2 articles2P0D0N
- Notebookcheck2 articles1P0D1N
- OpenCritic2 articles0P0D2N
- PCGamesN2 articles1P0D1N
- TweakTown2 articles2P0D0N
Coverage stance is auto-classified per article; “plaintiff” = favors the party bringing the suit, “defendant” = favors the accused. Verify against the original reporting before relying on it.
- ActiveCopyrightC.D. Cal.· 8:26-cv-015062026-09-03Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. v. Derek S. Powell
Blizzard Entertainment sues Powell for copyright infringement in federal court.
- ClosedCopyrightC.D. Cal.· 2:25-cv-081942026-06-01Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. v. Turtle Wow
Blizzard Entertainment sues Turtle Wow for copyright infringement over unauthorized use of World of Warcraft game content.
- ClosedCopyrightN.D. Cal.· 3:15-cv-040842018-12-20Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. v. Lilith Games (Shanghai) Co. Ltd.
Valve Corporation and Blizzard Entertainment sued Lilith Games and related entities for copyright infringement. The case involves alleged unauthorized copying of copyrighted material, though the specific work at issue is not detailed in the available court records. The defendants include Lilith Games' parent companies and affiliated entities.