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Possibility Pictures II, LLC v. Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions, Inc.
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January 19, 2018
Sony, Movie Producer Settle Suit Over 2014 Cyberattack
The producer of the 2015 film "To Write Love On Her Arms" agreed to settle its breach of contract claims against Sony Pictures over the leak of its film to the public in the wake of the 2014 Sony cyberattack.
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November 07, 2016
Film Producer Fights Arbitration Of 2014 Sony Hack Claims
Sony Pictures can't force a movie producer to arbitrate its breach of contract claims after one of its films leaked to the public in the wake of the 2014 Sony cyberattack, because piracy allegations are excluded from the arbitration agreement, a Florida federal judge heard on Monday.
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October 17, 2016
Sony Wants Filmmaker's Claims Over 2014 Hack Arbitrated
Sony Pictures pushed a Florida federal court Monday to force the producer of one of the films leaked to the public in the wake of a 2014 cyberattack to arbitrate its breach of contract claims, arguing that the parties had agreed to resolve all disputes that way.
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July 27, 2016
Sony Sued Over 2014 Hack That Exposed Movie To Piracy
Sony Pictures Worldwide Acquisitions Inc. breached a distribution agreement by failing to prevent a massive November 2014 data breach that exposed several movies to piracy, the maker of one of those compromised films claimed in a lawsuit filed Wednesday in Florida federal court seeking millions in damages.