Disney is suing Sling TV over its new streaming passes that give you access to live cable networks for as little as one day. The lawsuit, filed under seal, claims Sling violated the terms of its licensing agreement with Disney and included its networks in the short-term packages without permission, according to a report from Deadline.

August, and the mini-bundles offer access to the streaming service's full bundle for a set period of time: one day, weekend, or a full week. The mini-bundles begin at $4.99 -- and a full Sling subscription is $45/month.

The post Disney Sues Sling TV Over $5 Day Passes Granting ESPN Access appeared first on Front Office Sports. Just as Disney-owned ESPN has unveiled its new direct-to-consumer service, the company is legally challenging another streaming product that could undercut that effort.