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Court upholds magistrate’s order granting motion to compel production of communications between in-house counsel, client, and third party where defendant failed to establish that communications were made to third party in furtherance of common legal interest
In February, the Federal Communications Commission announced three enforcement actions against radio stations for failing to comply with on-air contest rules
The Georgia Supreme Court has effectively sidelined a class action law suit alleging that a sweepstakes that allows entry by text message for a fee is an illegal lottery
A class action law suit was filed in federal district court in California against AT&T Mobility and unnamed sponsors of sweepstakes tied to various television shows, alleging that the defendants conducted an illegal lottery by charging 99 for individuals to enter the sweepstakes by sending a text message
