ABC, Inc., v. Aereo, Inc. was one of eight cases that the Supreme Court has agreed to review, suggesting the Aereo suit might be heard in the coming months and that a decision could be made as soon as the summer. Streaming over-the-air television, Aereo’s TV platform has posed a threat to the major broadcasters, ABC, NBC, CBS, and Fox, which have in turn unleashed a slew of lawsuits, claiming the service violates copyright laws. It seems the startup is so disruptive that everyone’s suing it. Aereo overcame a major legal hurdle in 2012 when a New York judge declared the service legal.

In a statement, Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia said:

We said from the beginning that it was our hope that this case would be decided on the merits and not through a wasteful war of attrition. We look forward to presenting our case to the Supreme Court and we have every confidence that the Court will validate and preserve a consumer’s right to access local over-the-air television with an individual antenna, make a personal recording with a DVR, and watch that recording on a device of their choice.