Maj Holdings v. Northfocus (2012) was a series of District I libel suits by Maj Holdings against broadcaster Northfocus after a documentary series alleged Maj Steel dumped heavy metals into Lake Vokavovic.
Background
The Red Shore documentary series (distinct from the earlier SeverMin Red Water litigation) accused Maj Steel of lake pollution. Maj sought injunctions and damages that would effectively shut the outlet.
Holding
The District I Court granted temporary terrestrial broadcast injunctions but refused bankruptcy-style remedies. Mixed interlocutory relief: Maj slowed distribution; Northfocus survived.
Legacy
The litigation amplified the pollution allegations even as Maj secured partial broadcast restraint. Catalogue: Landmark Cases.