CIVIL COVER SHEET (BUSINESS COURT)
The
civil cover sheet and the information contained herein neither replace nor supplement
the filing and service
of
pleadings or other papers as required
by
law. This form is required for the
use
of
the Clerk
of
the Court for the purpose
ofreportingjudicial
workload data pursuant to Florida
Statute 25.075.
I. CASE STYLE
In
the Circuit Cou1i
of
the
Ninth
Judicial
Circuit in and for Orange County, Florida
WRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT GROUP, LLC
and WRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT, INC.,
Plaintiff(s),
vs.
BRITNEY SPEARS and BRITNEY TOURING, INC.,
Defendant(s).
II. TYPE OF CASE
□
DOMESTIC
RELATIONS
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Simplified dissolution
Dissolution
__
Support IV-D
__
Support
Non
IV-D
URESA-IV-D
URESA -
Non
IV-D
Domestic Violence
Other Domestic Relations
□
TORTS
__
Prof. Malpractice
__
Products Liability
__
Auto Negligence
__
Other Negligence
Case No.
_____
_
Judge
______
_
0 OTHER CIVIL
_x__
Contracts
Condominium
__
Real Property/.
Mortgage Foreclosure
Eminent Domain
Other
.JL This case is appropriate for assignment to the Business Com·t. Please see Business
Court Addendum, attached hereto.
III. Is Jury Trial Demanded
in
Complaint?
_x_
Yes No
Date:
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Signature
of
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Wri h
Wright Entertainment Group, Inc.
ORL#591633.I 1
wnsend, Esq.
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Keith R. itnik, Esq.
FBN: 436127
Gregorio A. Francis, Esq.
FBN: 8478
Morgan & Morgan, P.A.
20 N. Orange Ave., Ste. 1600
P.O.
Box
4979
Orlando,
FL
32802-4979
CNIL
COVER SHEET
BUSINESS COURT ADDENDUM
PARTY
OR ATTORNEY FILING
ACTION
MUST
SELECT
Wl-JICH
APPLIES
Cases
Subject
to
Business
Court.
The
p1inciples
set
out
below
shall
guide
the
parties
and
the
Court
in
the
designation
of
cases
for
the
Business
Court.
Notwithstanding
anything
to
the
contraiy
in
any
prior
general
Administrative
Order
or
Court
procedure,
all
jU1y,
non-j\JlY,
injunction
and
class
action
cases
shall
be
assigned
to
the
Business
Court
if
they
are
among
the
following
types
of
actions.
These
actions
may
involve
individuals
named
as
parties,
in
addition
to
business
enterpiises,
so
long
as
the
essential
natme
of
the
litigation
is
a
business
dispute.
For
example,
a
dispute
over
a
commercial
loan
may
include
individual
guarantors
as
eitl1erplaintiffs
or
defendants,
as
the
case
may
be,
but
such
a
lawsuit
would
still
be
a
business
dispute:
_A.
Actions
relating
to
the
internal
affairs
or
governance,
dissolution
or
liquidation,
rights
or
obligations
between
or
among
owners
(shareholders,
partners,
members),
or
liability
or
indemnity
of
managers
(officers,
directors,
managers,
1rustees
or
members
or
partners
functioning
as
managers)
of
cmporations,
partnerships,
limited
partnerships,
limited
liability
companies
or
partnerships,
professional
associations,
business
1rusts,
joint
ventures
or
other
business
enterprises;
_K__
B.
Disputes
between
or
among
two
or
more
business
enterprises
relating
to
transactions,
business
relationships
or
contracts
between
or
among
the
business
enterprises.
Examples
of
such
transactions,
relationships
and
contracts
include:
I.
Uniform
Commercial
Code
transactions;
2.
Purchases
or
sales
of
businesses
or
the
assets
of
businesses;
3.
Sales
of
goods
or
services
by
or
to
business
enterprises;
4.
Non-consumer
bank
or
brokerage
accounts,
including
loan,
deposit
cash
management
and
investment
accounts;
5.
Surety
bonds;
6.
Pmchases
or
sales
or
leases
of,
or
secUlity
.
interests
in,
commercial,
real
or
personal
property;
and
7.
Franchisodfranchisee
relationships.
C.
Actions
relating
to
trade
secret
or
non-compete
agreements;
D.
"Business
tmts,"
such
as
clainls
of
1mfair
competition,
or
interference
with
contractual
relations
or
prospective
contractual
relations;
E.
Actions
relating
to
intellectual
propeity
disputes;
F.
Actions
relating
to
secU1ities,
or
relating
to
or
ad
sing
under
the
state
secUlities
laws
01·
anti1rust;
G.
Shareholder
delivative
actions
and
class
actions
based
on
claims
otherwise
fulling
within
these
types,
and
consumer
class
actions
otl1er
than
personal
injrny
and
products
liability
claims;
_H.
Actions
relating
to
corporate
1rust
affairs;
I.
Malpractice
clainis
involving
business
enterprises
and
attorneys,
accountants,
actualies,
architects,
or
other
professionals
in
connection
"~th
the
rendering
of
professional
services
to
the
business
enterprise;
J.
Declaratory
judgment
actions
brought
by
insUl'Crs,
and
coverage
disputes
and
bad
faith
clainls
brought
by
insureds,
where
the
dispute
aiises
from
a
business
or
commercial
insmance
policy,
such
as
a
commercial
general
liabili\)'
policy,
and;
_K.
11Jird-paity
indenmification
clainls
against
insUl'ance
companies
where
the
subject
insmance
policy
is
a
business
or
commercial
policy
ai1d
where
tl1e
underlying
dispute
would
otherwise
be
assigned
to
the
Business
CoUli,
not
including
claims
where
the
U11derlying
dispute
is
plincipally
a
personal
injrny
claim
NOTE:
A
copy
of
the
Civil
Cover
Sheet
ai1d
Addendum
must
be
served
with
tl1e
Complaint
for
all
Business
Court
cases.
See
Administrative
Order
No.
2003-17
for
fiuther
Business
Cornt
requirements.
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