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Media & Entertainment - January, 2013

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• Newspaper Carrier Case Could Bolster Class Bids In Calif.
• Twitter, Data Co. Spar On Venue In 'Firehose' Access Row
• WTC Development Board Releases $1M For Arts Center
• Jimi Hendrix Film Producer Can't Duck Estate's Contract Suit
• Knoedler Gallery Faces 4th Lawsuit Over Fake Art Sales
• Chinese Hackers Deliver Warning With Attacks On NYT, WSJ
• 29 Top Firms Drawn Into Sprint-Clearwire-SoftBank Saga
• Publishers Ask 11th Circ. To Scrap Ga. State E-Reserve Ruling
• Scratch-Off Maker Drops $1.5B For Video Gaming Co.
• Drink Co. Gets Playboy Trademark Suit Kicked Out Of Calif.
• BlackRock Buys 8% Of Manchester United Common Stock
• Ex-Saints Player Can't Kick Coach's Securities Claims
• Axl Rose's 'Guitar Hero' Suit Too Late, Judge Rules
• Manatt's $3.5M Malpractice Deal With NFL Players Gets OK
• Insurer Can't KO Suit Over Boxer Injury Policy
• CAA Wants $1M From 'Top Gun' Director's Estate
• NFL Ticket Holders Only Have A Right To A Seat, Judge Says
• Investor Asks Calif. Court to Revive 'No Country' Suit
• Universal Says '50 Shades' Porn Knockoffs Will Ruin Brand
• EA Targets IP In 'Madden' Royalty Row After Contract Defeat
• Yankees Risk Union Backlash As A-Rod Contract Rumors Swirl
• HarperCollins Signs 15-Year Lease In Lower Manhattan
• Legal Publisher's Ex-GC Says She Was Fired Over Her Age
• Wash. Bill Halts Employer Access To Social Media Content
• Batmobile Builder Says DC's Trademark Claim Came Too Late
• The Latest Opinion On Asset Sales Under Section 363
• 'Hooper' Director Says Warner Bros. Withholding Video Profits
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Paul Weiss
• DOI Beats Challenge To Calif. Casino Project Deal
• MBIA Sues Texas Sports Authority To Cover $1B In Bonds
• Judge Strengthens Block Of 'Hobbit' Knockoff Film
• Madonna Can't Shed 'Vogue' Sampling Suit
• Pa. Bill Would Keep Penn State's $60M Sandusky Fine In State
• 'Idol' Contestant Targets Gibson Dunn, MoFo In Libel Suit
• Tribune Co. Hires Ex-FCC Staff Chief As GC
• Pa. Judge Rebuffs Sandusky's Bid For New Trial
• Clearwire Investor Asks FCC To Block $2.2B Sprint Deal
• News Leak Probe May Chill Media's Use Of Federal Data
• 'Machete' Director Pushed Wozniak Off App Deal, Suit Says
• Writer Asks Appeals Court to Give Him a Win in 'Lost' Suit
• DirecTV Gets Dealer's $10M Award Tossed In Contracts Fight
• Ex-Third Eye Blind Bandmates Clash Over Partnership, IP
• Feds Must Revisit Bank Expulsion Of Mob-Tied Casino Owner
• CBS, CNET Blast Artists' Bid For File-Sharing Injunction
• NFLPA, Harvard Team Up On $100M Player Health Program
• H&R Block Loses Bid To Pull Combative TurboTax Ads
• Philly Casino Owners Settle Feud Over $142M Expansion
• Rapper Takes AIG Unit To Court Over Missing $1.8M Watch
• Ray Charles' Kids Win Bid To Reclaim Song Rights
• Copyright Row Over VH1 Reality Show Axed Due To Prior Suits
• AXA Beats NY Appeal Of $42M Art Swindle Coverage Win
• Filmmakers Say Financier Broke $35M 'Odd Thomas' Deal
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: O'Melveny
• Disney CEO Blasts Lawmaker Over MagicBands Investigation
• Judge OKs $3B Deal Handing Aussie TV Co. To 2 PE Firms
• Apollo Already On The Move With McGraw-Hill Education
• NJ Assembly Passes Lottery Oversight Legislation
• Artist Infringed Copyrighted Photo Of Sex Pistols: Judge
• 'Age Of The Hobbits' Doesn't Confuse Consumers: DVD Co.
• Bank Can't Skirt Oil Newsletter's Article-Sharing Claims
• Atheist Prof Dawkins Skirts Protege's DVD Fraud Claim
• Facebook Privacy Chief Defends Graph Search's Security
• Pregnancy Bias Ruling A Win For Cos. With 'Conscience'
• 2nd Circ. Kills Suit Over Dow Jones' Cutoff Of WSJ Service
• SyFy, NBC Accused Of Stealing 'Face Off' Series Idea
• Metal T-Shirts Rip Off 'Hook 'Em' Design, U. of Texas Says
• LodgeNet Checks Into Bankruptcy With Official Ch. 11 Filing
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Munger Tolles
• 'Survivor' Creator Hits Adviser With Contract Countersuit
• Dodgers, Time Warner To Launch SoCal Sports Network
• Miami Developer Pleads Guilty To Swindling NFL Star
• Patent Holders Sue Patton Boggs, Cummins For Malpractice
• Antigua Eyes Sanctions Over US Online Gambling Ban
• Protect The Brand: Avoiding Online Reputational Damage
• News Corp. Targets Heinz's In-Store Ad Antitrust Claims
• Glaser Weil Brings On Entertainment Industry Pro
• Ex-'Price Is Right' Model Can't Revive Pregnancy Bias Suit
• With Graph Search, Facebook Discovers Fresh Privacy Woes
• Disney Theme Park Class Settlement Finally Gets Judge's OK
• Lights Over Paris Singer Charged With $10M Loan Fraud
• Courtney Love Gets Claims Tossed In Atty Fee Fight
• Nielsen's $1.3B Arbitron Buyout Is A Flop, Shareholder Says
• Judge Urges Trimming Of Claims In Cinemark Shooting Suits
• Okada Sues To Block Vote On Wynn Resorts Board Ouster
• 4th Circ. Refuses To Unseal WikiLeaks Wiretap Orders
• Campbell, Chicken Soup For The Soul End Trademark Row
• 'Madden NFL' Programmer Not Owed More Royalties, Says EA
• Ex-CIA Officer Gets 2 1/2 Years For Naming Covert Agent
• Producer Proposes 'Wedding Crashers' IP Suit Be Revived
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Katten Muchin
• TiVo Can't Junk Motorola Claims In DVR Patent Fight
• Dish's Ad-Skipping DVR Is Fair Use, IP Pros Tell 9th Circ.
• Australia Defends Dropping Sony PlayStation Breach Probe
• Mom's Suit Over Son's Prince-ly YouTube Dance Survives
• Marilyn Monroe Estate, Licensing Co. End Fight Over Photos
• SEC Delays Ruling On Nasdaq's $62M Facebook IPO Payout
• Automation Systems And Product Liability: Best Practices
• Linkin Park Auditor Can't Dodge Firm's Defamation Suit
• Disney Park Access Settlement Again Awaits Judge's OK
• UK Fine Likely Just The Start Of Sony's Breach Woes
• Ex-NFL Player Charged With Running $2M Ponzi Scheme
• Atari Gets New DIP Lender As Judge Blasts Prior Deal
• Twitter Ordered To Identify Sources Of Anti-Semitic Posts
• 9th Circ. Vacates MGA's $172M Damages Win In Bratz Fight
• SEC Probes Focus Media Over Acquisitions, Resales
• Disney Bracelets May Threaten Kids' Privacy, Lawmaker Says
• LeClairRyan Adds Seasoned Atty To Sports Industry Practice
• Armstrong Hit With False Ad Class Suit Over Memoir Lies
• Officials Push For Public Funds In Dolphins' Stadium Upgrades
• Firm Asks 2nd Circ. To Back 'Dora The Explorer' Settlement
• CatchPlay's Fraud Claims Trimmed In 'Looper' Rights Suit
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Covington
• OPAP's Greek Gambling Monopoly Illegal, EU Court Says
• Arnold & Porter Nabs Antitrust Expert From Skadden
• UK Watchdog Fines Sony Over PlayStation Data Breach
• Junior Seau's Family Sues NFL, Riddell Over Brain Trauma
• Bankrupt Game Maker THQ Scores $71M By Splitting Assets
• Fox Escapes Trademark Suit Over 'The Gates' Show
• Encryption Won't Shield Dotcom's New Site From IP Suits
• Facebook, Google Continue Privacy Lobbying Splurge
• Marketing Co. Vertrue Scores OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• New House Subcommittee Chair Will Tackle Privacy Issues
• Judge Could Bar Emeril Knives From Leaving US In IP Row
• Herman Cain, Simon & Schuster Can't Escape Copyright Row
• 'Supermen' Barbershop Cuts Deal With DC Comics In IP Suit
• GoDaddy Hit With Privacy Suit Over 'Revenge Porn' Site
• Wayne Newton Wants To Float Plan For Bankrupt Developer
• The Changing GTLD Landscape: What To Expect In 2013
• Hilco UK Buys Up Bankrupt Music Retailer HMV's Debt
• Winslet's Husband Blocks UK Paper From Running Naked Pics
• 7th Circ. Unpierces The Veil: Command Video V. Roti
• AT&T's $780M Spectrum Buy Fuels Broadband War
• Lucasfilm Win Undermines Bias Law, Calif. Court Told
• DOJ Enters Showdown Over NJ Sports-Betting Law
• Ticketmaster To Pay $23M To Settle Service Fee Suit
• 'Jersey Shore' Touts Tanning, Ignores Risks, FTC Told
• Sacramento Kings Sale Opens Door To Seattle Move
• Fox 'Crying Wolf' Over Ad-Skipping DVR, Dish Tells 9th Circ.
• Cubs Owners Will Fund $300M Wrigley Reno For Zoning Deal
• Game Over For Atari As Arcade Giant Enters Ch. 11
• UK Soccer Team Buys Out BSkyB Stake In Broadcast Venture
• Ex-Princeton Review Owner Seeks Ch. 11 To Restructure Debt
• Pa. Rep. Floats Bill To Keep Lotto Money Out Of Campaigns
• Activision Wants Gamers' Data Protection Case Junked
• Hausfeld Accused Of Ethics Violations In NCAA Suit
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Exec Can't Dodge Tax Shelter Arbitration
• Vilma 'Bountygate' Suit Against NFL Commissioner Tossed
• Cuban Says SEC Can't Prove His Trading Ran Afoul Of Law
• Vertrue Urges Judge To Confirm Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan
• Sheriff Blocked From Liability In Tom Jones Negligence Row
• Alleged 'Rebecca' Fraudster May Plead Out
• Athletic League's $52M Exit Fee Infringes Antitrust Law: Md.
• Apple CEO Cook Faces Questioning In Pay-Fixing Case
• House Lawmaker Floats Mobile App Privacy Bill
• Trump's Atlantic City Casino Accused Of Axing Older Workers
• Ad Row Between Newspaper Rivals Revived By NJ Court
• Black Keys Say Casino Giant Ripped Off Song For Ads
• Pa. AG To Review Lottery Privatization Deal Opposed By Dems
• CBS Settles Spinoff Profits Suit With 'NCIS' Creator
• Paul Weiss Says NBPA Chief Is No Crook, But Issues Remain
• Pa. Pol, NCAA Agree To Halt Penn State Fine Disbursement
• Brando's Estate Ends License Suit Over Madonna Contract
• Importance Of Individual Questions In Class Certification
• Producers In 'Godzilla' Fight Fire Back At Legendary Pictures
• Dish Asks FCC To Pause Sprint-SoftBank Review Clock
• Mobile App Code Hits Snag Over Disclosure Standards
• Adam Carolla Sued Over Breakup of Podcast Partnership
• Tribune Plans To Drop Most Clawback Suits Against Execs
• Armstrong Teammate Details Doping In USPS' FCA Suit
• Calif. High Court Snubs $15M 'Nash Bridges' Award Dispute
• SoCal Entertainment, IP Firm Adds 4 To Transactional Team
• Notre Dame Won't Face Liability Over Manti Te'o Hoax
• Builder For Sandra Bullock Can't Revive Malpractice Suit
• Quicken Chairman Offers $127M For Detroit Casino
• Shearman Aids Symphony's Buy Of LexisNexis Screening Biz
• Fan's Privacy Suit Over Gab With Joan Rivers A Joke: 7th Circ.
• State Farm Skirts Coverage For Sandusky Sex Abuse Cases
• Robert Redford's Co. Sued Over Canceled Sundance Party
• Filmmakers Sue Hollywood Studios Over Home-Video Profits
• NFL Doc Blames Smith & Nephew For $2.2M Malpractice Suit
• PE Shareholder Urges Clearwire To Rethink $2B Sprint Bid
• Playboy Web Controls Let Kids Access Porn: UK Watchdog
• Accel, Spectrum Put Up $103M To Back Online Learning Co.
• Okada Can't Skirt Wynn Resorts' Disloyalty Claims
• Steelers Star Settles With Hanes Over Axed Sponsorship
• Ticketholder Sues NBA's Spurs For Benching Star Players
• US Appeals Bible Printer's Contraception Rule Exemption
• Nintendo Can't Use Fed. Circ. Case To Nix Patent Claims
• News Orgs Say Del.'s 'Secret' Arbitrations Unconstitutional
• Amazon, Apple Told To Explore Truce In 'App Store' IP War
• Fighting Through The Storm: Employment Law Year In Review
• All Floating Structures Aren't Vessels, Supreme Court Finds
• The Wrap Hit With Fraud Suit Over Film Site Takeover
• FCC Overstepped Power With Dish Rules, DC Circ. Says
• Doping Admission Puts Armstrong In Legal Hot Seat
• Cleaning Co. Damaged NJ Devils Arena, Suit Says
• Art Buchwald's Estate Sues Citibank For Negligence
• VisionChina Fights $60M Attachment Order In Merger Row
• Sony Faces Download Claims In Trimmed Toto Royalty Suit
• Ex-FEMA Official Cops To Conflict Over Polling Contract
• Ex-Zynga Software Engineer Sues Over Unpaid OT
• Names Of Contractor's Workers Not Disclosable, Court Says
• C-SPAN Says Sky Angel Antitrust Row Belongs At FCC
• Penn State Targets Ex-Coach McQueary's Whistleblower Suit
• Twitter Doesn't Give AFP License To Steal Photos: Judge
• Disney Stole Christmas Movie Idea, Suit Alleges
• The Hidden Risks Behind Facebook's Login Tools: Part 1
• 'Die Hard' Director Can't Erase Guilty Plea At High Court
• High Court Seeks US View On Union Neutrality Deals
• Judge Slashes Suit Against Steven Tyler's Atty
• 3rd Circ. Clears 50 Cent Of Copying Gangster Book
• Ex-Rangers Owner, JPMorgan Call Truce In Creditor Dispute
• Miami Dolphins Propose $400M Stadium Renovation
• Paramount Settles $375M Film Investment Contract Row
• FTC Atty Warns Mixed-Audience Sites To Protect Kids' Info
• Racetrack Co. Rips SL Green Over Emails In Contract Row
• Gershwin Heirs Say Warner Owes Millions In Royalties
• Hulk Hogan Hits Surgery Clinic With $50M Negligence Suit
• News Corp Pays $586M For Majority Stake In German TV Co.
• NJ Panel Targets Political Cash From Casino-Investing Funds
• Pa. Officials Defend State's Lottery Privatization
• Tips For Complying With Stronger COPPA Rule
• NJ Assembly Panel Passes Lottery Contracting Bill
• Justices Invite SG's Opinion In Pfizer Asbestos Case
• McDreamy's Charm Didn't Taint Tully's Auction, Judge Says
• Ad Groups Bash Calif. AG's Mobile App Privacy Guidance
• Fed. Circ. Eyes Motiva's Wii Controller Patent Suit
• Clock Ticking For Wynn To Submit $1B Hotel, Casino Plan
• Ex-Rangers Owner Drops Brit Suit Over $476M Liverpool Sale
• NJ Court OKs Teacher Firing Over Facebook Insults
• Heptagon's Furniture Can't Be Copyrighted, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Body Glove Can't Wipe Out Bodyboard Pro's IP Suit
• LA Condom Rule Stifles Porn Actors' Expression Rights: Suit
• Sports Owners Hold All The Cards In Labor Negotiations
• Gallery Owners Say NYC Hotel Project Needs Enviro Review
• USPS Gives Unfair Advantage to Netflix, DC Circ. Finds
• 'Spider-Man' Copyright Suit Revived After Deal Talks Stall
• Makeup Co. Sues Kardashians Over Cosmetics Line Name
• Katten Boosts Media Practice With Ex-Movie Exec
• Pa. Judge Denies Dismissal Bid In Merrill Lynch Film Spat
• Ex Of Former Dodgers Owner Sues To Nix Divorce Judgment
• Brain Disease Diagnoses Create Courtroom Hurdle For NFL
• 9th Circ. Proves To Be Kryptonite For Superman Heirs
• Joint M&A Deals Help Sony, Others Hone Growth Strategies
• US Bank Off The Hook In Tribune Co. Buyout MDL
• Ex-ShopSavvy CEO Sues To Claim Severance Money
• Band's IP Co. Fails To Settle With Ex-Singer Over Use Of Name
• FTC Attys Push Cos. To Revisit COPPA Compliance Issues
• Ex-Justin Bieber Bodyguard Says Star Hit Him, Withheld OT
• Pa. Treasurer Questions Legality Of Lottery Privatization
• Sandusky Lawyers Ask Judge For New Trial
• Legendary Wants No Credit For Ousted 'Godzilla' Producers
• Cox Can't Dodge Okla. Set-Top Box Antitrust Class Action
• Buzz Users Sue Google Over Inconsistent Class Notice
• Microsoft Kinect Didn't Infringe Kinbox Mark, 3rd Circ. Rules
• Fish & Richardson Snags 2 Goodwin Procter IP Vets
• Apple, Google, Others Want Pay Info Sealed In Hire-Pact Suit
• Rights Of Publicity: Contradictions In The Courts
• The Split On FDA Requirement Of Graphic Smoking Warnings
• Changes In EU Data Protection Regime Could Repel US Cos.
• Calif.'s New Pro-Employee Laws Call For Employer Caution
• Barnes & Noble Must Hand Over Sales Info In Nook IP Suit
• Ex-'Price is Right' Model Wants Bias Suit Revived
• 'Jersey Shore' Brother Aims To Duck Distiller's Contract Suit
• 3 Battles To Watch In Clearwire Bidding Face-Off
• Dow Jones Had Right To Alter WSJ Content, 2nd Circ. Told
• 104 John Does Dropped From Porn File-Sharing Suit
• NBC Beats Another 'Biggest Loser' Appeal In 2nd Circ.
• Sandusky Insurance Row Is In Wrong Venue, Penn State Says
• Hearst Kills Wage Deduction Claim In Unpaid Interns' Suit
• Atlantic City Casino Hit With Employee Age Bias Suit
• Ship Owner Claims 'Whale Wars' Host Lied About Sinking
• 5 Issues In Fox Broadcasting V. Dish Network
• Dish Offers Up $5B For Clearwire, Topping Sprint Bid
• MLB Star Wants Gold Glove Trademark Suit Struck Out
• Big East Gets Extension To Address Rutgers Suit Over Exit
• Study Finds No Rise In Dementia For NFL Retirees
• NFL Tries To Sack Fan's Suit Over Saints Suspensions
• DMCA Doesn't Shield Grooveshark For Pre-1972 Claims: UMG
• SEC Settles Fraud Allegations Against Ex-NFL Star
• French ISP Backs Off Bid To Block Online Ads
• Sony, A&E Crime Drama Didn't Infringe Photogs' Pic: 1st Circ.
• New York Times Ex-VP Joins Jenner & Block's Media Practice
• Sandusky Defendants Say State Knew Of Atty Conflict
• Cadwalader Says Ex-Client That Lost $13M Ignored Its Advice
• Ashton Kutcher's Suit Over DMV Reality Show Kept Intact
• THQ Reaches 11th-Hour Deal For Ch. 11 Sale
• 3-D Patent Bankruptcy Sale Halted For Disney Appeal
• Pa. Pol Sues NCAA For Oversight Of $60M Penn State Fine
• VisionChina Held In Contempt Over $60M Payment In PE Suit
• Fla. Theater, Union End Labor Dispute With $2.2M Settlement
• High Court Won't Revive Software Co.'s Facebook IP Suit
• British Watchdog Pledges Changes In Data Protection Regime
• Discovery Exec's Insider Trading Suit Tossed By 2nd Circ.
• Porn Producer Survives Bid To Toss Its P2P Copyright Suit
• Facebook Challenges Currency Co.'s Standing In Antitrust Suit
• NJ County Workers Say Social Media Rules Curb Free Speech
• Pasadena Residents Challenge NFL Rose Bowl Deal
• NHL, Players Reach New 10-Year CBA To Save Season
• Supreme Court Seeks SG's View In Indian Gaming Law Case
• Magazine Publishers' Antitrust Appeal Declined By High Court
• Producers Settle Actor's Suit Over Bristol Palin Reality Show
• Coca-Cola Kills Mexican Musician's Song Copyright Suit
• EA, Ex-NFL Star Face Copyright Suit Over Game Cover Tattoos
• Audit Trend Puts Movie Studios Up In Lights
• Contracts Reps Hit Bloomberg LP With Overtime Suit
• Game Maker's Plans For Speedy Sale Snubbed By Judge
• Blackstone Hops On Dual-Track Trend In Sea World Dealings
• Market Impact Key To Antitrust Suit Over Penn State Sanctions
• Ex-Bloomberg TV Director Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Bias Suit
• Publishers Needn't Fill Textbook Order In Antitrust Fight
• Patrick Dempsey Bests Starbucks With $9M Offer For Coffee Co.
• Internet Pirate Captain Handed 5-Year Sentence
• FCC Approves Liberty Media's Long-Awaited Sirius Takeover
• Borders Trustee Looks To Recover Millions In Lawsuit Blitz
• What You Should Know About NAD False Advertising Claims
• Top 5 Media & Entertainment Cases Of 2012
• Time Warner Settles With Producers In $80M 'Smallville' Suit
• Disney Asks Judge To Freeze 3-D Patent Bankruptcy Sale
• Texas To Take Up Employer Access To Social Media Passwords
• NHL Players Want League's Suit Nixed As Lockout Drags On
• Wynn Resorts Seeks To Remove Okada At Special Meeting
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex-Wife Can't Depose Blackstone Exec
• NJ Devils Owner Buys Partners' Shares, Refinances Team Debt
• Tom Jones Aims To Revive Negligence Suit Against LA Sheriff
• Atlantic City Strip Club Sues Over Ads Pulled From Toll Roads
• Promoter Claims Live Nation, Caesars Failed To Hype Show
• 'Luck' Producers Hid Horse Abuse, Fired Worker Alleges
• Watchdog Tells McDonald's To Pull SpongeBob Happy Meal Ad
• Bench Trial Set In Macy's, JC Penney, Martha Stewart Fight
• Megaupload Says Feds Duped Court To Get Key Warrants
• Thomson Reuters Scoops Up Practical Law Co.
• Pinterest Spurs Online Sales — And Trademark Risks
• 'Baby Can Read' Creator's Defenses Stay Put In FTC Suit
• Al Jazeera Buys Al Gore's Current TV In US Expansion
• Creditors Blast Bankrupt Game Maker THQ's Sale Plan
• Lack Of Lawyer Sinks Marketing Co.'s Vegas Casino Suit
• Larry Flynt Again Triumphs Over Brother In 'Hustler' Fight
• Groupon Settles Trademark Dispute With Software Co.
• Buchanan Ingersoll Escapes Adelphia Malpractice Suits
• Payday-Loan Suit Tags Montel Williams, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo
• NY Times Loses Bid For Gov't Docs On Terrorist Killings
• Viacom, Google Face Spate Of Suits Over Child Web Tracking
• Gov. Hits NCAA With Antitrust Suit Over Penn State Sanctions
• NFL Players Lose Fight Over 2010 Salary Cap Collusion
• Amazon Beats Apple's False Ad Claim In 'App Store' Row
• 10th Circ. Has Left Less Static For Secured Creditors
• NBC, Bravo Sue To Stop Salon's 'Real Housewives' Merchandise
• LodgeNet To Enter Ch. 11 With $60M Recapitalization Deal
• Pinterest Backer Lifted Site Idea, Columbia Law Grad Says
• NJ Lawmakers Tell Christie To Legalize Online Betting
• Media & Entertainment Cases To Watch In 2013
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• Law360 Selects Top Practice Groups Of The Year