The lawsuit claims that Disney's ownership of ESPN "enables it to extract monopoly rents" and the company imposes anticompetitive terms on rivals.

Fubo has settled with Disney but at least one of its subscribers has not and is pursuing a separate complaint against the media giant. Cole Unger is seeking class action status for a suit in U.S. District Court in the Southern District of New York against Disney for a "multifaceted campaign to suppress competition in the market for live television streamed over the internet to paying subscribers" – or streaming live pay television (SLPTV).

These anticompetitive tactics ... force independent streaming services such as Fubo to charge higher prices," the complaint states The post Fubo Subscriber Sues Disney for Antitrust Violations After Venu Shutdown appeared first on TheWrap.

Justin Baldoni's legal team is demanding Disney executives retain any communications about Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool character to use in court in the legal battle with Blake Lively.

Apparently, it does not end with them. The fallout radius of the Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni legal battle continues to spread, with Marvel president Kevin Feige, Disney CEO Bob Iger and director Tim Miller becoming the latest industry figures swept into the drama.

The letter requires Marvel president Kevin Feige to maintain "any and all documents" related to the Nicepool character.

Disney has been sued for $10 billion by an animator named Buck Woodall, who claims film producer Jenny Marchick conspired with Disney's film and television production companies to use his ideas for a Polynesian-inspired animated film titled 'Bucky' for 2016's 'Moana' and its 2024 sequel 'Moana 2.

Animator Buck Woodall has sued Disney, alleging the company copied elements of his screenplay for "Bucky" to create "Moana" and its sequel.

Disney has been hit with a copyright lawsuit alleging that the popular Moana franchise was lifted from a decades-old screenplay without the writer's consent. The writer is now suing for $10billion in a new copyright claim.