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Media & Entertainment - March, 2013

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• Prana Studios To Pay $1M For Bankrupt Rhythm & Hues
• Tolkien Says Warner Bros. Trying To Sue It For Being Sued
• Lakers Weren't Framed In TCPA Class Action, Fan Says
• Sullivan & Cromwell Aids Colony's $70M Recap Of LodgeNet
• Zuckerberg-Microsoft Ad Biz Deal Gets FTC Approval
• Toys R Us Nixes $800M IPO Amid Weakened Sales
• Sidley Austin Nabs Tech Transactional Pro From Cooley
• As Sandusky Heads To 3rd Circ., D&O Policyholders Cringe
• Tribune Slams Bond Trustees' $13M Reimbursement Bid
• Velvet Underground Drumming Out Deal In Banana Art Suit
• Telemundo Must Face Telenovela Infringement Suit
• Angelina Jolie Wins Dismissal Of Bosnia Film Suit
• How To Handle A Problem Client
• Miami Heat Fan Drops Suit Against Spurs Over Rested Stars
• 'Real Housewives' Hubby Sues Over House's Historic Status
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Billabong, Lenovo
• Minor League Baseball Can't Dispatch Antitrust Suit
• How Kirtsaeng Will Impact The Market For Copyrighted Works
• Know Your Risks Before You Make Your Bracket
• Amazon Picks Up Goodreads Social Network
• Don King Wins Fla. High Court Appeal Over $23M Jai Alai Deal
• Jury Clears Sony In $84M TVI Autoplay Patent Dispute
• Supreme Court Unlikely To Wade Into NY 'Amazon Tax' Case
• Ga. High Court Backs Teen's 'Girls Gone Wild' Privacy Suit
• Calif. High Court Nixes $1.3M Award In Lucasfilm Bias Suit
• Idaho Court's Baseball Rule Balk Could Impact Other Sports
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Suit Booted Back To Fla. Court
• Sly Stone Faces Trial Over Coachella Royalties Rant
• Pa. Bill Would Keep Private Lotto Money Out Of Campaigns
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Music Exec's Appeal Of E-Book Deals
• Journal Register Gets Thumbs-Up For $120M Asset Sale
• Boston Herald Beats Libel Suit Over Boston Singer's Suicide
• Challenge To $60M Penn State Fine Backed By Pa. Treasurer
• NY High Court Upholds State's 'Amazon Tax' On Web Sales
• Clearwire Takes $80M From Sprint As Dish Offer Hangs
• Litigation Support At A Crossroads
• $20M Digital Domain Flop's Pitfalls Remain: Fla. Report
• High Court's Comcast Ruling Raises Bar For Class Actions
• How Facebook Clinched Its Campus Approvals
• NFL Commish Avoids Deposition In Super Bowl Ticket Suit
• Lawyers Weigh In On Supreme Court's Comcast Ruling
• Ex-Hearst Interns Push For 'Employee' Status, Class Cert.
• US, Record Cos. Argue For Big Piracy Fine At 1st Circ.
• Focus Media Investor Drops Challenge To $3.7B Buyout
• Macau Watchdog Fines Wynn For Customer Data Transfers
• Dolphins Offer To Repay Public Funds For Stadium Upgrade
• CORRECTED: Production Co.'s Talent Agency Suit Frivolous, Judge Says
• LA Accused Of Playing Favorites With Billboard Ban
• How EU Data Protection Laws Apply To Mobile Apps
• Jones Day Picks Up Cadwalader Restructuring Partner
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex Scores Answers From Blackstone
• Wolf Rifkin Snags IP Transactions Vet In LA
• NFL Says Rival Gear Decks Antitrust Suit Over Reebok Deal
• High Court Sides With Comcast In Antitrust Class Action
• Virgin Media Hit With $100M Suit Over Turnaround Services
• Deals Rumor Mill: Petrobras, Random House, BNP Paribas
• Judge Rejects GameStop's $750K Deal In Wages Class Action
• CBS Pays $100M For Half Stake In TV Guide Network, Website
• Google Hit With 2nd FTC Complaint Over App Data-Sharing
• Dolphins Offer Miami-Dade Concessions For Stadium Deal
• The 5 Litigators Sure To Drive Judges Mad
• Akin Gump's Wal-Mart Bias Memo Is Protected, Judge Rules
• Ceglia Likely Forged Facebook Contract, Judge Finds
• 11th Circ. Rehearing Sought In Nielsen Monopoly Suit
• Failed Facebook Investment Sparks $6.7M Malpractice Suit
• Pandora Suit Over Misuse Of Customer Info Nixed For Now
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of Bid For Apple, Samsung Secret Docs
• Chief Judges Agree To Delay Google Patent Case Transfer
• Revel Looks To Slash $1B In Debt With Ch. 11 Plan
• Journal Register's $120M Asset Sale Nears Finish Line
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hulu, NEC Corp., Exxon
• NPEs Are Undaunted By Recent Patent Reform
• Ch. 7 Trustee OK'd To Run Coupon Co. Ahead Of Auction
• Tribe's Atty Can't Evade Charges In Casino Kickbacks Scheme
• NJ Social Media Bill Could Prompt Flurry Of Employee Suits
• 5 Tips For Making It Rain
• 9th Circ. Clears AT&T, Verizon Of Messaging Infringement
• How They Won It: Cravath Thwarts $3.5M Vivendi Investor Suit
• Sacramento Plans To Fund Majority Of $447M Arena
• How They Won It: Weil Curbs Dish Win In ESPN Licensing Row
• Fortress-Owned GateHouse Media Enters Debt Talks
• Copyright Act Doesn't Bar Network TV Streams, 9th Circ. Told
• Amazon, Publishers Face Beefed Up E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Time Warner Pays $1.4M To Settle Cable Techs' Wage Suit
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Fla. Strip Club Zoning Fight
• Gordon Brothers Lifts UK Blockbuster Unit Out Of Bankruptcy
• SEC OKs $62M Payout For Facebook Loss From Nasdaq Glitch
• Not Coming To A Theater Near You
• Funds Can't Dodge $15M Contract Suit In Social Media JV
• Big East Says Rutgers' Exit Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• UK Regulator Fears Arena Deal Could Stifle Competition
• DirecTV Subscribers Can't Change Channel On Arbitration
• Jenner & Block Fee Request Too Vague, Tribune Trustee Says
• Bankrupt Coupon Company Draws Bid From Founders' Son
• News Aggregators Should Brace For More Copyright Suits
• Wynn Wants Trustee To Take Over 'Girls Gone Wild' Ch. 11
• KC And The Sunshine Band Shake Shake Shake IP Claims
• 2nd Circ. Kills Suit Against Disney Over 'Tinkerbell' Mark
• $135B NY Budget Deal Delays Casino Expansion Battle
• Reader's Digest Gets DIP Loan Nod, Submits Ch. 11 Plan
• MLB Says Clinic Hurt League By Hawking Drugs To Players
• Former Dodgers Owner's Ex Seeks Blackstone Testimony
• RadioShack Harvested Web Visitors' Data, Suit Claims
• Lance Armstrong's FCA Woes: 3 Lessons For Contractors
• FCC Chairman Julian Genachowski Resigns
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Bans On Mobile Billboards
• Aereo Loses Bid For Networks' Business Info
• Journal Register Judge Axes Last Union Protest To $120M Sale
• Sharing Sites Infringed Studios' Copyrights, 9th Circ. Says
• DC Comics Lands Knockout Punch In Superman IP Fight
• Sony Can't Hide Behind Clapper, Data Breach Plaintiffs Say
• 11th Circ. Blocks Insurers From Joining NCAA Antitrust Row
• NBA Star Scores 7th Circ. Win In Finance Adviser Contract Suit
• Ex-NFL Players Split On $42M Publicity Rights Accord
• Lifetime Prevails Over Killer, Can Air Movie About His Trial
• Ceglia Atty Can't Exit Facebook Ownership Row, Judge Says
• AP Wins Copyright Fight Against News Aggregator
• 7 Reasons To Do Pro Bono Work
• High Court Could Force 1st-Sale Redo At Fed. Circ.
• IP Co. Blames Loss On Mediator's Link To Fish & Richardson
• Soccer Pro's Suit Says Nike Logo A Flimsy Excuse For Firing
• Insurer's Feud Over Found Renoir Art Attracts Foes' Claims
• Hefner's $5M Deal With Playboy Investors Wins Court OK
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rockwood, Best Buy, Samsung
• Warner Bros. Escapes Ex-Drug Trafficker's Name-Rights Suit
• DISH Network Can't Hang Up On Unsolicited Phone Call Suit
• Focus Media Says It's Exempt From Suit Over $4B Carlyle Deal
• Judge Says Pa. Drilling Lawsuit Settlement Is Public Record
• RBS Says Suit Over $605M Bid For Liverpool Team Still Lacking
• Emma Thompson Didn't Steal Scriptwriter's Ideas, Judge Rules
• Reader's Digest Creditors Blast $105M DIP Loan
• Former THQ Veep Joins Edwards Wildman's IP, Privacy Teams
• Ex-Congresswoman Joins Faegre's DC Lobbying Unit
• Clearwire Investor Hires Proxy Co. To Fight $2B Sprint Buy
• FTC's New Online Ad Guidance: Takeaways For Advertisers
• Cuban Slams SEC's 'Hollywood' Remark In Inside Trading Suit
• NCAA Fights Athletes' Class Cert. Bid In Licensing Feud
• High Court Ruling May Curb Int'l Sales Of Copyrighted Work
• $8M Facebook IPO Fraud Lands Ex-Ore. Politician In Cuffs
• Sea Change For Import And Sale Of Foreign-Made Goods
• IP Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's 1st-Sale Ruling
• NJ Lottery Contract Oversight Bill Heads To Governor
• Bankrupt Yellow Pages Makers Keep Merger On Track
• Dangers Lurk As Facebook Helps Class Actions Go Viral
• Atlanta City Council OKs Funds For Falcons' $1B Stadium
• Sandusky Prosecutor Heads To Private Practice
• Google's Domain Grab Could Hinder Competition, Rivals Say
• Union Dispute Has Journal Register Judge Mulling $120M Sale
• Hearst Says Unpaid Interns' Claims Too Varied For Class Cert.
• Netflix Pays $9M To End Suit Over Misuse Of Ex-Customer Info
• Liberty Media Puts Up $2.6B For 27% Charter Stake
• High Court Says 1st-Sale Doctrine Covers Foreign Goods
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Gazprom, Deutsche Telekom
• Nintendo Takes Faulty Wii Controller Row Into Arbitration
• Ticketmaster's $23M Coupon Settlement Stalls Over Attys' Fees
• NFL Puts Up $42M To Settle Ex-Players' Publicity Rights Case
• Inventor Can't Back Out Of Sony Patent Settlement: Judge
• Dish Says Fox 'Slept' On TV Streaming Tech
• UK Politicos OK Deal To Create Independent Press Regulator
• Gansevoort, Caesars To Open 'Urban Resort' In Las Vegas
• Pa. Gov. To Take 2nd Stab At Private Lottery Contract
• AT&T U-Verse Class Action Deserves Trial, High Court Told
• Penguin Pushes For Jury Trial On States' E-Book Claims
• Outdoor Channel Investor Looks To Block $227M Takeover
• Valve Can't Pull Plug On Video Game Data Breach Suit
• NJ Lets Casinos Offer Fantasy Sports Tourneys
• Deals Rumor Mill: Marks & Spencer, Liberty Media, CPPIB
• 6th Circ. Nixes Ex-Central Michigan Hoopster's Bias Suit
• Editor's $5M Tom Cruise Wiretap Claims Mission Impossible
• Penn State Insurer Seeks Sanctions In Sandusky Venue Fight
• High Court Won't Review Music Downloading Fine
• Wall Street Journal Publisher Denies FCPA Claims
• Employer Liable For Hijacking Former Exec's LinkedIn Page
• Yellow Pages Publishers Enter Ch. 11 To Seal Merger
• Ogletree Deakins Nabs ADA Pro From Drinker Biddle
• NBC Rips Reality Show Copyright Suit, Calls 'Stripes' Generic
• Major Makeover In The Works For Mexican Competition Law
• 5 Tips For Handling Employee Cybersmears
• Third Eye Blind Doesn't Owe Guitarist $8M, Judge Says
• Reuters Hack Attack Will Push Cos. To Firm Up Firewalls
• 9th Circ. Ruling Brings Consensus On DMCA Safe Harbor
• Facebook Withdraws Support For Cybersecurity Bill
• Mutual Funds Overreporting Social Media Posts, SEC Says
• Anti-SLAPP Law Applies In Sherrod Suit, DC Circ. Hears
• Kaplan, West Agree To Pay $9.5M In Bar Prep Antitrust Case
• Penn State Says Ex-Coach's Defamation Claims Unfounded
• Texas Firm Beats Fraud Suit For Keeping Mum On Noncompete
• Insurers, NFL Can Fight Concussion Suit Coverage In NY
• Fed. Circ. OKs Challenge To Secrecy In Apple, Samsung Case
• Fla. Panel Clears Ban On 'Gray-Area' Slot Machines
• Sharon Stone Loses Bid To Toss Ex-Nanny's Harassment Suit
• 9th Circ. Sides With FCC In WealthTV's Cable Lineup Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: IBM, GE, Forstmann Little
• Reuters Editor Charged With Helping Anonymous Hack LA Times
• Tribune Trustee Wins Control Of $46M Clawback Suits
• DMCA Shields Veoh From Copyright Claims, 9th Circ. Rules
• Outdoor Channel Gets $19M Reward For Switching Suitors
• Live Nation Sidesteps Parking-Fee Tying Class Action
• Pa. Sen. Wants To Fight NCAA Suit In $60M Penn State Row
• Anschutz Co. Nixes Plans To Sell Entertainment Group
• Equifax Confirms Breach Following First Lady Data Hack
• NY Warns NFL Of Legal Blitz Over Sex Preference Queries
• Cameron Rejects UK Press Regulation As Response To Hacking
• Judge Asked To Put Brakes On $3.7B Carlyle Deal Vote
• UK Phone-Hacking Scandal Ensnares 4 More Journalists
• Apple, Google Apps Need Privacy Tweaks, EU Watchdog Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: EQT, Billabong, Chrysler
• E-Discovery Trends: Looking Back To Move Forward
• Barnes & Noble Gets Patent Tossed From Alcatel Row
• BHP Faces Bribery Probe Into Beijing Olympics Sponsorship
• With Megamergers Afoot, Tips For Keeping The Lid On
• NJ Officials Appeal Sports Betting Ruling
• ITC Backs Duty-Free Status For Video Games, Movies
• After Akamai, Fed. Circ. Revives Slot Machine Patent Suit
• FTC Can Serve Court Docs Via Facebook, Judge Says
• Jury Orders Nintendo To Pay $30M In 3-D Patent Case
• Wachtell Guides Sports Co.'s $226M Outdoor Channel Buy
• Fla. House Panel Approves Bill To Beef Up State FCA
• Apple CEO To Testify In DOJ's E-Books Antitrust Case
• Slingbox Maker Targets Belkin, Others Over Video IP
• Facebook Gag Lifted For Atty Who Dissed McDonald's Deal
• Aereo Can't Block FilmOn's 'Aero' Use In Trademark Row
• Judge Merges Dish Telemarketing Suits Brought By DOJ, FTC
• Facebook Says It Doesn't Control 'Like' Button
• Facebook Loses Bid To Topple Timelines Suit Before Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: Wal-Mart, Apollo, Koch Brothers
• FCPA Scrutiny For Gaming Industry: Beyond Las Vegas Sands
• Are Tribal Corps. Eligible For Bankruptcy Protection?
• Ex-'Price Is Right' Model's $8M Award Tossed In Bias Case
• FTC's New Online Ad Guidelines Zero In On Social Media
• H&R Block Loses Bid To Pull TurboTax Commercials
• A&E Gets 'Storage Wars' Star's Termination Suit Pared
• Cellphone Unlocking Bill Provides 'Band-Aid' Fix
• FCC Promotes Plan To Free Up Airwaves For Mobile Services
• Boldface Can't Use 'Khroma' Mark On Kardashian Cosmetics
• $1.5B T-Mobile, MetroPCS Merger Gets Green Light
• 9th Circ. Told Platters Singer Abandoned Band's Trademark
• Touchstone Wants 'Housewives' Firing Suit Shelved
• Michelle Obama, Jay-Z Among Possible Victims In Hack Probe
• Michael Jackson Agent's Contract Suit Hangs By Thread
• Iran Considers Suing Over 'Argo'
• Watch What You Say About Espenscheid V. DirectSat
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Carlyle, Lenovo
• Superman Heir's Atty Dodges Sanctions In DC Comics IP Suit
• Sharon Stone Sued Over Firing Of Injured Housekeeper
• Ceglia Sues To Halt Fraud Charges Over Facebook Suit
• Keith Haring Foundation Claims Fake Art In Miami Exhibit
• Universal, Porn Co. Settle '50 Shades' Copyright Suit
• Aereo Says Networks Must Show Streaming Hurts Their Biz
• Networks Spar With Aereo Over Meaning Of Calif. Ruling
• DirecTV Says Privacy Class Can't Appeal Arbitration Order
• NFL Moves For Sanctions In Super Bowl Ticket Dispute
• CNN Tells 9th Circ. Closed-Captioning Violates Free Speech
• Fed. Circ. Inequitable Conduct Bar Too Rigid, High Court Told
• Sandusky Appeal To Assert Defense Lacked Trial Prep Time
• 'Ghost Rider' Flaming Jump Stunt Lands Sony In Court
• Judge To Tell Jury To Assume SL Green Wrongly Erased Docs
• NJ Senate Panel Advances Lottery Oversight Legislation
• Ed Sullivan Clip In 'Jersey Boys' Is Fair Use: 9th Circ.
• Lil' Kim Says Law Firm Conned Her Out Of IP Rights
• Stephen Baldwin To Avoid Prison In NY Tax-Dodging Case
• Sirius XM Sues D&O Insurers For Post-Merger Defense Costs
• ABC Again Ducks Writer's Suit Claiming It Stole 'Lost'
• Viacom Beats Gibson's IP Suit Over SpongeBob Ukulele
• Voice Of America Broadcaster Loses Appeal In Bias Suit
• Clock Ticking For TM Owners To Protest New Web Domains
• Kids Sites On Hook For 3rd Parties Under COPPA, FTC Says
• Non-Worker Harassment Remedies Still Elude Employers
• New FTC Head Targets Tech Giants, 'Smart' Devices
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Judge Shuts Penguin's E-Book Copyright Suit Against Library
• Calif. Cities Urge 9th Circ. to Uphold Mobile Billboard Bans
• Ex-GameStop VP Gets 4 Years In Prison For Mail Fraud
• US Cos. Must Play By EU's Privacy Rules, Official Says
• Comcast Unit To Face Arena Consulting Fees Suit In Philly
• Aereo Sues FilmOn Over Aero.tv Site As IP Rivalry Continues
• WWE Uses 1st Amendment To Powerslam Publicity Rights Suit
• Stay Tuned For Celebrity Endorser Social Media Flubs
• Bruce Lee Estate Lands Legal Blows In T-Shirt IP Battle
• Ex-Princeton Review Owner Wins OK For Ch. 11 Exit Plan
• Filmmaker Pays $100K To Settle ACORN Privacy Suit
• Ex-Tribune Execs Say Trustee Can't Grab $46M Clawback Suits
• Frank Ocean Song Uses Swiped Material, Suit Says
• Facebook Revamp Won't Touch Private Data, Exec Says
• FTC Targets Marketing Cos., Sites Over Gift Card Text Scam
• Amazon Accused Of 'Bait-And-Switch' In Supplement Ads
• Syracuse Wins Coverage For Bernie Fine Sex Abuse Inquiries
• NFL's Redskins Defend Name Against Trademark Challenge
• Judge Wants Macy's, JC Penney To Settle Martha Stewart Suit
• 'Wedding Crashers' IP Suit Tossed By Calif. Appeals Court
• LodgeNet, DirecTV To Partner Up Under Approved Ch. 11 Plan
• Viacom Abused Position With $1B Fees, Cablevision Says
• WealthTV Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse FCC Cable Decision
• Former Italian PM Berlusconi Convicted In Wiretap Case
• Ex-Fumo Atty Can't Prove Column Libelous, Philly Paper Says
• EU High Court Says TV Networks Can Bar Online Rebroadcasts
• Kim Dotcom Cleared To Sue NZ Intelligence Agency For Spying
• Facebook Rival Says 'Timelines' Mark Not Generic
• NFL's Bid To Sack Antitrust Suit Falls Short, Consumer Says
• Al Gore's Current TV Stole Idea For Al Jazeera Deal, Suit Says
• Time Warner To Spin Off Iconic Magazine Unit By Year End
• Novel Approach To Opposing Class Certification Rejected
• No Timeout In NHL, MLB Antitrust Class Actions
• NY Senate Supports Legalizing Mixed Martial Arts
• Sandusky Coverage Feud Continues With New Penn State Suit
• 2nd Circ. Lets $180M Sirius XM Antitrust Deal Stand
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Exec Can't Be Tied To Suit, 3rd Circ. Hears
• $490M Arena Design Gets Early Nod From Seattle Panel
• Dolphins' Stadium Bill Sweeps Through Fla. Senate Panel
• Amazon, Apple End Dispute Over Survey After Expert's Death
• Casino Patron Awarded $1.4M For Elevator Shaft Fall
• Google Search Hint Didn't Invade Privacy, 7th Circ. Says
• Show-Biz Managers Lose Fight To Kill Calif. Talent Agent Law
• LinkedIn Dodges $5M Privacy Suit Over Password Hacking
• AMC Accused Of Stiffing Workers On OT Pay
• 9th Circ. Take On Dukes' Scope Raises Bar For Wage Classes
• Model-Turned-Lawyer Sues D&G Over Tit-For-Tat Pics
• 5th Circ. Backs Playboy In Licensing Feud With Distributor
• Sandusky Ruling May Spell Trouble For Other D&O Claims
• Hawaii Senate Approves Steven Tyler Privacy Bill
• SEC's Insider Trading Case Against Cuban No Slam Dunk
• Lady Gaga Seeks To Toss Copyright Suit Over 'Judas'
• Atlantic City Casino Deal Should Be Halted, Trade Group Says
• NJ Faces Uphill Battle In Appeal Of Sports Wagering Ban
• Superman Heirs Claim Settlement With DC Comics Isn't Valid
• 'No Country' Backer's Suit Over Bonus Sinks In Appeals Court
• Martha Stewart Says Macy's Lawsuit 'Boggles My Mind'
• Expedia Doesn't Rule Out Ticketing Patent, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Unpaid Hearst Interns Seek Class Cert. In FLSA Dispute
• Lady Gaga Promoters Say Terrorism Policies Cover Axed Show
• Designer Max Azria Can't Ditch Playboy Condom Suit
• Mark Cuban Can't Shake SEC's Insider Trading Case
• ACE Says Policies Don't Cover Dish's 'Do Not Call' Suit
• Why Can A Librarian Make Unlocking Cellphones Illegal?
• Erin Andrews Calls Marriott's Peeping Tom Subpoena Invasive
• Tribune Bond Trustees Seek $13.2M For Investigating LBO
• Elton John IP Suit Nixed Under Wrong Precedent, 7th Circ. Told
• Cablevision's Viacom Bundling Suit May Be Long Shot
• 11th Circ. Scraps Nielsen Ratings Monopoly Suit
• Antitrust Cop OKs $3.4B BCE-Astral Deal With Divestitures
• Macy's Seeks More Limits In JC Penney-Martha Stewart Deal
• Apple Reaches Deal To Allow Jobs' Bio In E-Books Suit
• Boyd Gaming Gets $350M For Lot On Vegas Strip
• Ex-Model Sues Lionsgate Over 'Mad Men' Opening Credits
• Facebook IPO Tainted By Insider Trading, Investor Suit Says
• Cellphone Unlocking Should Be Legal, White House Says
• MGM, AEG To Build Las Vegas Entertainment Arena
• Video Game Exec's Suit Blaming Banks For Tax Scheme Nixed
• Texas City Can't Skirt Suit Over $250M Project, Developer Says
• EA, Sega, Others Dodge Patent Suits Over Animation Tech
• LA Billboard Owner Asks High Court To Hear Free Speech Suit
• Yeager Asks High Court To Mull Publicity Suit Against Website
• Las Vegas Sands Says It 'Likely' Violated FCPA
• NCAA Defeats Scholarship-Cap Antitrust Action
• CBS, NBC Press 7th Circ. To KO Pippen's Defamation Suit
• JC Penney Didn't Tell Stewart To Breach Macy's Contract: CEO
• Boyd Gaming Nets $65.5M In Sale Of Fla. Jai Alai Facility
• Sandusky Can't Pin Defense On Second Mile Insurer
• Lance Armstrong Endorsements Founded On Lies, Class Says
• FDA's Facebook Slap Gives Drug Industry Little To Like
• Vivendi's Fraud-On-The-Market Rebuttal Sinks $3.5M Suit
• Mets Close Out Guards' OT Suit With Settlement Pitch
• National Lampoon Says Ex-CEO Stashed Stolen $1M With Atty
• Leagues Score Win In NJ Sports Betting Suit
• FTC Says Marketing Co. Sent 30M Junk Texts
• USPTO Wants Its Atty As Witness In Patent App Copyright Suit
• Sky Grabs Telefonica's Broadband Biz In £200M Deal
• Megaupload Founder Suffers Setback In US Extradition Bid
• Apple Denied Look At Amazon Docs In E-Book Antitrust Row
• Law Firms Do Battle With Hacks, Leaks And The Reply-All
• Gambling Co. Pays $643M For Control Of Online Betting Unit
• Bertelsmann To Buy Remaining BMG Stake From KKR
• Chess Museum Makes Opening Move In Trademark Battle