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Supreme Court Approves Amendments to Rules Concerning E-Discovery
April 21, 2006, Covington E-Alert
Covington Scores Major Victory for Russian Media Empire
August 20, 2012
NEW YORK, NY, August 20, 2012 — After a five-month bench trial, Covington & Burling won a verdict of nearly $30 million on behalf of Russian media magnate Vladimir Gusinski in a dispute against a Russian rival over the ownership of the Ukrainian television network, TVi Channel. In 2008, Mr. Gusinski formed a Delaware partnership entity with Russian businessman, ...
Covington Wins Landmark Ruling for Tennis Channel
July 25, 2012
WASHINGTON, DC, July 25, 2012 — The Federal Communications Commission handed a decisive victory to the Tennis Channel yesterday in its discriminatory carriage lawsuit against Comcast Cable Communications, the largest distributor of video programming content. Covington & Burling secured the victory against the largest content distributor in the nation. The ...
Covington Wins Major Decision for Tennis Channel
December 21, 2011
WASHINGTON, DC, December 21, 2011 — Following an eight-day bench trial, a Federal Communications Commission Administrative Law Judge ruled in favor of Tennis Channel in its discriminatory carriage lawsuit against Comcast Cable Communications. This historic decision is the first time any independent programming network has won a discrimination case against a ...