WWE Wrestler Loses Bout with Video Game Company in Copyright Trial
By Hannah Shankman, GW Law, 3L In June of 2021, a federal jury in Texas found that Activision Blizzard Inc., a popular video game developer and publisher, had not infringed …
Ramirez v. Electronic Arts: What You Sign Is What You Get
By Jeff Birren, Senior Writer Introduction Kevin Ramirez began playing Electronic Arts Inc. (“EA”) games in 2011. He started with EA’s FIFA game and added Madden NFL Game in 2013. …
Will New Jersey be the center of the Esports Universe? According to the Head of the NJ Division of Gaming Enforcement, that’s the Goal
By Nicole Kardell, of Ifrah Law The EGR’s East Coast Virtual Briefing 2021, took place May 26, 2021 with a packed agenda, including revealing the winner of the Ifrah Pitch …
FREE KICK? – UK Soccer Players’ Seek Clarity on Their Data Rights
By Will Scolinos, GW Law, 3L Who owns Pro Soccer Player Harry Kane’s top speed in a match? The velocity of a well-struck cross by Soccer Midfielder Bruno Fernandes? The …
Publisher Activision Gets Expansion, But Not the Type it Planned On
By Ellen M. Zavian, Esq., Editor-in-Chief, ESL A California court has expanded the anti-discrimination lawsuit matter, against Activision Blizzard (AB), to include temporary workers to the already group of female …