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France parliament unanimously agrees to create committee on sexual violence against minors in entertainment industry

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The French parliament unanimously adopted Thursday a proposition by the Commission of Cultural Affairs and Education to create a new inquiry commission on the sexual violence committed against minors in the film, entertainment and fashion industry.

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Today At ILTA EVOLVE: AI Icebreakers, Cybersecurity Challenges, Live Entertainment

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The post Today At ILTA EVOLVE: AI Icebreakers, Cybersecurity Challenges, Live Entertainment appeared first on Above the Law. Here's a rundown of today's events!

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Kelly Clarkson Takes Second Bite At Starstruck Entertainment

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The post Kelly Clarkson Takes Second Bite At Starstruck Entertainment appeared first on Above the Law. Keep your friends close and your legal team closer.

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Legendary Titan Of Hollywood’s Entertainment Law Bar Passes Away

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The post Legendary Titan Of Hollywood’s Entertainment Law Bar Passes Away appeared first on Above the Law. What a tremendous loss for the legal community.

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Willkie Grows LA Office With Experienced Entertainment Atty

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Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP announced Thursday that it has brought aboard an attorney with 30 years of experience in the entertainment world to join its Los Angeles office as chair of its motion picture, television and entertainment finance practice group.

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Ex-Latham Entertainment Partner Joins Paul Hastings

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Paul Hastings LLP continued with its hiring spree by adding a former co-chair of Latham & Watkins LLP's entertainment, sports and media practice in Los Angeles, the firm announced Thursday.

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Gaming company Caesars Entertainment sues insurers for more than $2B over COVID-19 losses

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Caesars Entertainment , one of the largest gaming companies in the United States owning more than 50 properties globally, sued more than 36 of its insurers on Monday in US federal court in the District of Nevada. The suit also seeks relief under Nevada’s Unfair Claims Practices Act.