BMGT 380 Chapter Notes - Chapter 11: A&E Networks, Declared Rare And Priority Flora List, Product Placement

• School: University of Maryland
• Department: Business and Management
• Course: BMGT 380
• Professor: William Mc Clenahan

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02:02: trademark properties vs. a&e television networks, facts. Nordlander (director of a&e lifestyle programming) orally confirmed his offer along with three other a&e representatives on a conference call. The parties never reduced any oral agreement to writing, but still filmed 13 episodes and the show became a success. The business relationship fell out in 2006 because davis and a&e could not resolve the matter of davis"s compensation. A&e offered to pay davis an appearance fee per episode and 5% share of incremental revenue to the show. Davis rejected this offer and signed a talent agreement with another network. A. 2. c. a&e moved forward without davis for the production of three more seasons, never paid him any money, let alone half of the series" net revenue for his role in the production. Davis sued a&e for breach of contract: history. A&e denied ever entering into contract with david.