Ballard Spahr LLP (NYC)
Counsel of record in 6 federal IP lawsuits tracked by IP Feed.
- Openfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2026-10-19Humm v. MSNBC Cable, LLC
Andy Humm and Ann Northrop sued MSNBC for copyright infringement over Gay USA content.
- Openfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2026-10-08Bota v. O'Connor
Victor Cesar Bota sues Gregory O'Connor and others for copyright infringement involving 30West Media Group and ESPN.
- Closedfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2024-07-08Marchante v. Reuters America LLC
Photographer Rafael Marchante is suing Reuters News & Media and Reuters America over copyright infringement in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York. The case involves alleged unauthorized use of Marchante's photographic work. The lawsuit seeks damages for copyright violations.
- Closedfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2021-10-28Nicklen v. Mashable, Inc.
Photographer David Nicklen is suing Mashable and multiple Sinclair television entities for copyright infringement over use of his wildlife photography. The case centers on unauthorized reproduction and distribution of Nicklen's copyrighted images without permission or proper licensing.
- Closedfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2021-06-08Brown v. Netflix, Inc.
Tamita Brown is suing Netflix, Apple, and Amazon for copyright infringement. The lawsuit alleges the defendants unlawfully used Brown's copyrighted work without permission or compensation. The case also names Jason T Chapman and Glen S Chapman as parties, though their specific roles in the dispute are not detailed in the available filing information.
- Closedfor defendantS.D.N.Y.2018-10-11Stridiron v. DMG Media, Ltd.
Robert Stridiron is suing DMG Media, Ltd. for copyright infringement in federal court in New York. The lawsuit centers on alleged unauthorized use of Stridiron's copyrighted work, though the specific work is not detailed in the court filing. The case will determine whether DMG Media improperly copied or exploited Stridiron's intellectual property.
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