A Los Angeles federal jury ruled on Monday that Disney did not steal the idea for its massive hit film “Moana” from animator Buck Woodall.

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Musker and Disney's attorneys declined to comment outside the courtroom. The relatively young jury of six women and two men watched “Moana” in its entirety in the courtroom. They considered a story ...

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A jury in Los Angeles decided that the creators of Moana never had access to outlines or a script for a story about Bucky the Surfer Boy ...

Around 2004, Woodall gave the “Bucky” outline to the stepsister of his brother’s wife. That woman, Jenny Marchick, worked for Mandeville Films, a company that had a contract with Disney and ...

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Disney's attorneys declined to comment on the verdict. Woodall claimed he first shared the story outline and sketches for "Bucky" around 2004 with Jenny Marchick, the stepsister of his brother's wife, ...