JULY 24-30, 2026
Major television entertainment providers Dish Network and Sling TV have accused an Indianapolis broadcast company of illegally streaming copyrighted channels. As Cameron Shaw reports, Communication Unites Everyone Inc. claims it operates under a legitimate business model and has agreements to livestream events. Also in this week’s issue, Maura Johnson examines the impact of Purdue Global Law School.
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Indiana-based streamer hit with copyright lawsuit
Filed in the Nevada federal district court, Dish and Sling’s complaint alleges that Communication Unites Everyone Inc., the parent company of CUE Broadcast, has been pirating content, including free pay-per-view events and live sports.
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Purdue Global Law School sees success in students as online school grows Indiana presence
In February 2024, the Indiana Supreme Court made a significant change to the state’s existing legal landscape by allowing Purdue Global students to sit for its bar exam as part of a change to the court’s admission and discipline rules.
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Matthew J. Whitley: Social media should have a clear duty of care to children
Attorney General Todd Rokita joined the multistate lawsuit against Meta over its addictive architecture and helped lead the state’s case against TikTok.
Read MoreRaymond Dudlo and Jeremy Overmyer: Are patients using AI inadvertently waiving privilege?
Privilege, like attorney-client privilege, protects confidential communications.
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