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Media & Entertainment - April, 2013

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• Online Privacy Bill For Minors Clears Calif. Senate
• FBI Takes Flak Over Proposed Back Door For Online Spying
• Lawyers Urge Sweeping Overhaul Of Copyright Law
• CFTC Eyes High-Speed Trades In Wake Of AP Twitter Hack
• Macy's Loses Bid To Halt JC Penney's Martha Stewart Sales
• Titanic Exhibitor Says Firm, Consultant Ripped Off Its Idea
• Bergstein Beats Aramid's $190M Suit In NY Appeals Court
• InterMedia Rebids For Outdoor Channel After Rival's FTC Nod
• Reader's Digest Can Start Collecting Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• 'Survivor' Adviser Can't DQ Atty In $14M Contract Feud
• Gambling Law Is Constitutional, Pa. AG Tells 3rd Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Ships Vatican Licensing Row To Vatican City
• Accel Director Steps Off Boards Of Dell, Facebook, Wal-Mart
• SportPharm Seeks Indemnity In Ex-USC Player's Pain Med Suit
• Sports Wagering Ban Violates Constitution, NJ Tells 3rd Circ.
• Craigslist's Claims Trimmed In Real Estate Listings Row
• Michael Jackson's Doctor Gave Wrong Info To EMTs, Jury Told
• Forensic Analytics Can Find Needles In Multiple Haystacks
• EMusic Exec Again Warns Court On DOJ E-Book Settlements
• Activision Says Gamers Suffered No Harm From Data Breach
• Aereokiller Service Ban Should Be Expanded, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC's New Children's Privacy Guidance: 4 Traps To Avoid
• NFL Players Say Contract Overrides Workers' Comp Laws
• Fla. Senate Clears Dolphins Stadium Upgrade Bill
• FBI Seeks To Fine Tech Cos. For Blocking Wiretap Orders
• 5 Questions To Ask Before Axing Workers For Facebook Posts
• 'Red Flags' Ignored Before Michael Jackson Died, Jury Hears
• Miami Club Accuses Investor Of Sabotage To Help Competitor
• Athletes Shoot For Cert. In NCAA Likeness Antitrust Row
• Gawker's Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Article Can Stay Online
• Browns Owner Gets OK To Seek Fuel Fraud Settlements
• Verizon Win In Hidden-Fee Action Backed By 3rd Circ.
• Yellow Pages Publishers Get Go-Ahead For Ch. 11 Merger
• Twitter, PeopleBrowsr Settle Dispute Over Data Access
• Ceglia Asks Judge To Halt Facebook Forgery Charges
• Supreme Court Puts Brakes On 'Cars' Copyright Appeal
• Sprint Wins Wiggle Room For $25B Dish Merger Talks
• RJ Reynolds Can't Erase Calif.'s $3M Fee Award In Ad Row
• Supreme Court Upholds Nonresident FOIA Restrictions
• Macmillan Puts Up $25M To Exit E-Book Antitrust Saga
• Aereo Wants More Docs From Networks In Streaming TV Case
• Charter Communications' Ch. 11 Plan Stays Out Of High Court
• Burning Man Suit Against Nev. Officials Pared In Fed. Court
• Ex-Yellow Book CEO Sued Over Failed Takeover Plot
• China's Version Of EBay Invests $586M In Twitter Counterpart
• Common Branding Mistakes — And How To Avoid Them
• Gawker Defies Court Order To Erase Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Post
• FTC Hints At Teen Privacy Enforcement In New COPPA Guides
• Ga. State's E-Reserves Are Fair Use, Libraries Tell 11th Circ.
• TD Bank Owes $13.5M For Pearlman Ponzi Scheme: 8th Circ.
• Ticketmaster's $4M Insurance Suit Reinstated By 9th Circ.
• NY Giants Again Seek Lehman Docs In $300M Stadium Row
• Texas High Court Asked To Strike 'Baseball Rule'
• Online Ticketing Patent Obvious, Fed. Circ. Finds
• Celebrity Chef Can't Dodge FLSA Suit Over 'Side Work' Pay
• Cinven, Warburg Pincus Exit Ziggo With $1.1B Stock Sale
• Harvard Prof Loses Electronic Arts Proxy Access Case Again
• Former Playboy Veep's $1M Bonus Pool Suit Gets Trimmed
• Adult Film Cos. May Pull Out Of Calif. If Condom Bill Passes
• 2nd Circ.'s Fair Use Ruling Gives Artists Wide Protection
• Amazon E-Book Monopoly Case May Get Shelved
• MBIA Suit Over $1B Sports Venue Bonds Tossed
• US Trustee Takes Issue With Bankrupt Atari's Exec Bonuses
• Larry Flynt Didn't Give Brother A Lifetime Job, 6th Circ. Told
• US Open Umpires Win Class Cert. In OT Suit
• Caesars' Spinoff Shows One Way Out Of PE Debt Pile
• Philly Music Venue Operator Launches Fraud Suit Over Lease
• KC And The Sunshine Band Boogie Royalty Row Out Of Court
• Spin Media Buys Vibe, Plans To End Print Edition
• FTC Issues Long-Awaited Guidance On Children's Web Privacy
• Emma Thompson Denied Atty Fees In 'Effie' Copyright Spat
• Nexstar, Mission Broadcasting Pay $270M For 19 TV Stations
• Michael Jackson's Family Seeks Full Medical Records
• Hartford Fire Cut Loose From $5M Fight With DirecTV Installer
• Germany Criticizes Google, Facebook In Privacy Report
• Facebook Earns High Marks On Privacy From Auditor
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Tests Google Search Bias Settlement
• Expect More Copyright Issues For Photo-Sharing Sites
• Paramount Stole Idea For 'Paranormal Activity 4,' Suit Claims
• Names Of State-Paid Attys' Clients Can Be Disclosed: Pa. Court
• US Hits Lance Armstrong With Long-Awaited FCA Suit
• USPTO Slams Publishers' Bid To Disclose Patent Suit Talks
• Texas Says Churchill Downs Can't Lift Ban On Online Bets
• Microsoft, Mozilla Blamed For Do-Not-Track Delay
• Club Owner Hit With $60M Judgment For Phone Repair Fraud
• 'Dora The Explorer' Actress Asks 2nd Circ. To Kill Settlement
• Facebook's Fake Name Ban Backed By German Appeals Court
• SEC Seen As Powerless In Wake Of AP Hack Crash
• Bankrupt Atari In Talks To Sell Off Assets
• Penguin Can't Get Jury Trial In States' E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Facebook's Lobbying Hits Record $2.5M As Google Pulls Back
• Pro Sports Leagues Push 2nd Circ. For Review Of Aereo Win
• Disney, Sony Sued Over Sampling In 'Step Up' Soundtrack
• Katy Perry Wants $6.5M From Hair Products Co. For Ad Deal
• Dish Sanctioned For Blocking Discovery In Telemarketing Suit
• Former Dodgers Owner Undervalued Team In Divorce, Ex Says
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Threatened Workers, Trustee Says
• NFL Agrees To Tackle Gay Bias In Recruiting
• A Look At The FCC's Action On RF Exposure Limits
• Snubbed Fox Mobile Buyer Launches $100M Suit
• Ex-Reuters Editor Pleads Not Guilty To Hacking Charges
• News Corp.'s $139M Deal May Make For Pricier D&O Coverage
• DMCA Safe Harbor Doesn't Apply To Pre-1972 Songs: NY Court
• Yahoo Settles Infringement Suit Over Multimedia Patents
• Hearst Interns Can't Score Quick Win On Wage Damages
• Time Fails In Anderson Sanctions Bid Over Disputed Meeting
• Sale Of Sacramento Kings Nears Final Buzzer
• Caesars To Spin Off Growth Venture With PE Backing
• Law Firms Take A Liking To Social Media Practice Groups
• Bankrupt 'Life Of Pi' Visual Effects Firm Hit With Wage Suit
• Hacked AP Feed's Bogus Bomb Tweet Rattles Stock Market
• Bill To Legalize Online Gambling Introduced In Pa.
• George Clinton IP Settlement Cut Out Ex-Firm, 9th Circ. Told
• Sly Stone Wants Sony Dancing To Tune Of $50M In Royalties
• ABC News Beats Copyright Suit Over Hidden-Camera Footage
• Rutgers Slams Bid To Arbitrate Suit Over Big East Exit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Springer Science, Billabong, Rusal
• Revived Coupon Co. Sells For $17.6M in Ch. 7 Auction
• Trump Dodges Contract Claims In Apparel Royalties Fight
• Orlando Magic Push Forward On $100M Mixed-Use Complex
• Alpinestars Seeks Lower Duties For Motocross Boots
• Fla. Talent Agency Sues Rick Ross Over Unpaid Tour Fees
• 2nd Circ. Reopens NFL Workers' Comp Dispute
• Pa.'s Parx Casino Loses Challenge To Rival's ID Policy
• Tom Hanks' Insurance Broker Cops To Mail Fraud
• Reuters Editor Facing Hacking Charges Gets Pink Slip
• 'Desperate Housewives' Suit Survives, Gets New Trial Date
• Saul Ewing's Pittsburgh Office Adds 4 Leech Tishman Attys
• Betfair Rejects CVC's $1.4B Acquisition Gamble
• Okada Review Blasts Wynn Resorts' 'Biased' FCPA Probe
• Hollywood Urges 2nd Circ. To Rethink Aereo's Copyright Win
• Trial Pushed Back In Facebook, Timelines Trademark Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tribune Co., TPG, Billabong
• News Corp. To Pay $139M In Phone Hacking Derivative Deal
• A Step Toward Copyright Reform
• Fox Tells Judge Dish's Streaming TV Threatens Industry
• Browns Owner Knew Of Pilot Flying J Fraud, FBI Says
• Tribune Bond Trustee Fires Back at Reimbursement Objections
• Battle Over Art Seized By Nazis Revived In DC Circ.
• YouTube Set For Copyright Rematch As Judge Defies 2nd Circ.
• FTC Head, Senator Turn Up Heat On Do-Not-Track
• The Rutgers Scandal: 5 Lessons For Employers
• Ex-Penn State VP Appeals Ruling On School Atty Privilege
• Neb. High Court Won't Revive JFK Secretary's Privacy Suit
• SeaWorld Surges 24% To $33.52 In NYSE Trading Debut
• Amazon Says Bookstores Haven't Alleged E-Book Collusion
• Ex-Dodgers Owner Threw Spitball With Settlement, Ex Says
• Capitol Can't Escape '80s Singer's Digital Royalties Suit
• Yellow Pages Publisher Breached License, Photo Agency Says
• In Pippen Defamation Suit, 7th Circ. Considers Recklessness
• Penguin Becomes Last Publisher To Settle EU E-Books Probe
• SoftBank Rolls Toward $20B Sprint Deal, But Dish Looms
• Rutgers Settles With Disgraced Ex-Coach
• Know Your Way Around Social Media Evidence
• Warner Bros. Wins Latest Battle In Superman Heir IP Saga
• Market Researcher Ruined Rival, $20M Antitrust Suit Says
• Laker Wants Defamation Claim By Alleged Rape Victim Tossed
• YouTube Again Wins Dismissal Of $1B Viacom Copyright Suit
• Miami Dolphins' Stadium Bill Heads To Fla. Senate Floor
• LulzSec Hacker Gets 1 Year For Sony Breach
• Sports Mogul's $227M Outdoor Channel Buy Gets FTC's OK
• Bankrupt Revel Casino Gets $250M To Stay In The Game
• IP Suit Against DirecTV, Time Warner Revived By Fed. Circ.
• Viacom Wants Nickelodeon Hotel Sanctioned Over Lost Docs
• Sunshine Band's 'KC' Loses Sanctions Bid In Royalties Row
• Promoter's Sons Bilked Of Poster Rights, 9th Circ. Hears
• Satellite Co.'s $472M IPO Falls Short Of Initial $1.75B Goal
• PE Firms Swoop On KIT Digital In Prepack Bankruptcy
• FCC's Nudity, Indecency Policies Face Possible Revamp
• Macy's Again Can't Stop Martha Stewart Sales At JC Penney
• Boston Band Founder Seeks Peace Of Mind In Trademark Suit
• PTO Shielding Firms From Copyright Liability, Publishers Claim
• Young Jeezy Accused Of Swiping Songwriter's Track
• Lakers Dunk Fan's Class Suit Over Unsolicited Text Messages
• Blackstone To Unload Another 6M Shares In SeaWorld IPO
• 3 Ways To Leverage Internet Access During Trial
• Cinemark Dodges Negligence Claims In Aurora Shooting Suits
• News Corp. Tabloid Editor Hit With UK Bribery Charges
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC Capital, Hulu, SolarWorld
• Producer Asks Appeals Court For New 'Kung Fu Panda' Trial
• NBA Security Official's Olympic Retaliation Suit Nixed
• Ex-FBI Agent, Solyndra CRO Named 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee
• 9th Circ. Junks Donald Trump Institute's Defamation Claim
• Comcast Workers Denied Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• KKR Founder, Art Collector Resolve Jasper Johns Spat
• Former Bloomberg Exec Pushes 2nd Circ. To Revive Bias Suit
• White Sox Owner, Ill. Gov. Face Wrongful Termination Suit
• Insurer Pounces To Protect 'Wild Kingdom' Trademark
• Fla. Senate Panel Clears Bill To Strengthen State FCA
• UK's Top Court Says Web Reading Doesn't Infringe Copyrights
• Macy's Can't Get More Docs From Martha Stewart, JCPenney
• Phillies Duck Defamation Suit From Ex-Practice Pitcher
• George Clinton Fights Ex-Partner In Funkadelic IP Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty Global, Carlyle, Commerzbank
• Patch Accused Of Firing Editor After Home-Office Injury
• Tech Groups Seek Extension Of COPPA Compliance Deadline
• Miami Sports Agency Sues Gold Medal-Winning Boxer
• Tobacco Cos. Push For End To Texas Outdoor Ad Fee
• 10th Circ. Junks Defamation Suit Over Union-Backed Film
• 11th Circ. Rejects NLRB Bid To Reinstate Fla. Casino Workers
• Ex-Cop Rips NBC For Bid To Nix TV Show Copyright Suit
• U Of Cincinnati Coach Gets Nod To Depose Fund Co-Founder
• Penn State Can't Dodge Ex-Coach's Whistleblower Suit
• MTV 'True Life' Guest Let Address Be Shown, Producer Says
• Jay-Z May Face Fines In 'Big Pimpin' Copyright Fight
• Facebook, AGs To Tell Teens How To Keep Data Under Wraps
• Garth Brooks Sued Over Skipped Deals, Unpaid Fees
• Ex-Full Tilt Poker CEO's Bad Heart Keeps Him Out Of Prison
• FDA To Help Drugmakers Take To Twitter, Official Says
• Don't Fear The REIT Conversion Boom
• Dodgers Owner's Ex Barred From Bankruptcy Mediation Docs
• $9.5M Kaplan Bar Prep Antitrust Deal Wins Initial OK
• Ex-Giants Player Charged With $1.5M Insurance Fraud
• FCC Chairman Heading To Aspen Institute
• CVC Considering $1.2B Deal For Gambling Site Betfair
• CORRECTED: Scripps Heir Guilty Of Embezzling $3.6M From Family
• Philly Casino To Settle Feds' River Pollution Claims
• Liberty Global's $23B Virgin Media Buy OK'd In Europe
• $500M Wrigley Field Face-Lift Plan Scores Key Approval
• Dish Makes $25.5B Offer For Sprint, Challenging SoftBank
• High Court Snubs Suit Over Book About Facebook's Founding
• Dodgers Try To Keep Mediation Docs From Former Owner's Ex
• Rep. Demands Info On IRS' Email, Social Media Snooping
• Seattle Sinks 2nd Attempt To Block Funding For $490M Arena
• Reporter's Tapped Call On Hold For Now In Ex-DA's Trial
• Penn State Insurer Wins Bid To Move Sandusky Coverage Case
• ITC Will Probe Slingbox IP Claims Against Belkin, Others
• EU Court Nixes Copyright Royalty Antitrust Decision
• JC Penney Allowed To Sell Martha Stewart-Designed Products
• File Sharers Can't Expect Privacy, 6th Circ. Rules
• Alleged Guggenheim Imposter Attacks $1M Award At 2nd Circ.
• Rising Star: Covington & Burling's Peter Zern
• Nasdaq Slashes CEO's Bonus After Facebook IPO Errors
• Deals Rumor Mill: Heineken, Marubeni, Apax Partners
• Actress Loses Suit Against IMDb For Revealing Age
• Ex-German President Charged Over Oktoberfest Bribes
• NBC, CBS Hit With Patent Suit Over Popular Podcasts
• How Do You Solve A Problem Like ReDigi?
• Fla. Slot Machine Ban Headed For Constitutional Challenge
• Amazon Can't Close Book On Sales Automation Patent Suit
• Alleged Fraudster Can't Pay Starz's $2.8M Award, Court Told
• Apple Says ITunes Double-Charging Plaintiffs Lack Proof
• Ticketmaster Asks 9th Circ. To Revive $4M Coverage Suit
• Howard Stern Denied Bid To Revive $330M Sirius XM Suit
• Rising Star: Early Sullivan's Bryan Sullivan
• Author's Pen Name Was Really Trademark Fraud, Judge Rules
• Martha Stewart Must Face Macy's Design Claims, Judge Says
• MGA Isn't Owed Bratz IP Coverage, Insurers Tell 9th Circ.
• Bookstores Slam Amazon Bid To Nix E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Calif. Bill Would Force Facebook To Erase Info On Demand
• Rutgers GC Resigns In Wake Of Basketball Abuse Scandal
• Baldwin Rips Costner Oil Venture Ruling In 5th Circ.
• Girls Gone Wild Can't Block Trustee In Ch. 11
• Sinclair Extends Buyout Spree With $373M TV Operator Deal
• Reporter Wants Tapped Call Blocked From DA Corruption Case
• Music Exec Seeks En Banc Review Of E-Book Settlements
• Tribune Bond Trustees Don't Deserve $13M In Fees, US Says
• Reader's Digest Judge OKs $6M Sale Of Nordic, French Units
• Ceglia Loses Bid To Ship Facebook Fraud Case Upstate
• 11th Circ. Wary Of Phat Farm Rival's Appeal In IP Row
• Miami Dolphins Stadium Upgrade To Get Public Vote
• Clearwire Investor Urges 'No' Vote On $2B Sprint Merger
• 5th Circ. Reinstates Arbitration Award In Video Game IP Suit
• Netflix May Start Tweeting Key Disclosures
• Reader's Digest Creditors Want Part Of $5.8M Euro Sale
• Fla. Gov. Signs Bill Banning Gray-Market Slot Machines
• Feds Investigating FCPA Allegations Against Kazuo Okada
• 'Spider-Man' Producers End Copyright Battle With Taymor
• Stewart Could Show JC Penney Her Macy's Deal, Judge Says
• Kanye West, UMG Sued Over 'Gold Digger' Sample
• Sandusky Defendants Can't Nix Ex-Penn State Atty Testimony
• Reuters Sued Over Disabled Exec's Inability To Schmooze
• Reuters Unit Beats DMV Data Collection Class In 8th Circ.
• Ex-FEMA Official Gets Probation Over Gallup Conflict
• Rising Star: Winston & Strawn's David Greenspan
• Magic Mountain Workers Sue Six Flags Over OT, Meal Breaks
• UMG Ruling Brings More Consistent Approach To DMCA
• Stallone Settles With Builder He Accused Of Shoddy Work
• Miami Panel To Weigh Dolphins Stadium Upgrade Deal
• Rising Star: Weil Gotshal's Yehudah Buchweitz
• Ravens Logo Appeal Threatens Filmmaker Rights, MPAA Says
• Pa. High Court Nixes Ex-Philly Official's Defamation Appeal
• Google AdWords Suit Survives In Last-Chance Effort
• Judge Delays Decision Over JC Penney's Stewart Goods
• Blackstone Ducks Questions From Frank McCourt's Ex
• Penn States Fires Back At Insurer's Bid For Sanctions
• Post-Gazette Seeks High Court Review Of Poll Access Suit
• NFL Atty Clement Says Players' Contract Trumps Injury Claims
• 5 Tips For Staying Ahead Of Mobile Privacy Enforcement
• Lagardere Exits EADS For $3B Amid Strategic Changes
• LulzSec Member Cops To Hacking Sony, News Corp.
• Blackstone-Backed SeaWorld Preps $540M IPO
• Facebook Says Revised 'Like' Button Patent Suit Still Fails
• Beyonce, Jay-Z's Cuba Trip Highlights Embargo Restrictions
• Netflix Can't Escape ITC Probe Over Parental-Control Patent
• EU Regulators Rip Proposal Relaxing Consumer Data Rules
• Poison Wins Battle In Suit Claiming It Ripped Off Songs
• Ex-Full Tilt Poker CEO To Plead Guilty In Fraud Case
• Facebook's Sandberg Looks To Nix Poaching Suit Deposition
• Photog's Copyright Suit Against Pearson Survives
• JC Penney Defying Ban On Stewart Goods, Macy's Says
• Daytona Speedway Tax Breaks OK'd By Fla. Senate Panel
• Rutgers Faults Law Firm For Basketball Coach Scandal
• Lance Armstrong Says Insurer's $12M Suit Barred By Deal
• Verifone's NYC Cab TVs Don't Infringe Patent, Fed. Circ. Finds
• FDA Isn't Cracking Down On Social Media Ads, Report Says
• Ex-NFLers Acting Like 'Children' Over $42M Deal, Judge Says
• Penthouse Club Strippers Score $8M Wage Settlement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Billabong, Icahn
• Divided Patent Infringement In The Wake Of Akamai
• Wesley Snipes Released From Prison
• Employers May Not 'Like' Getting In To Workers' Facebooks
• Kardashian Clan Says Dad's Widow Is Selling Family Photos
• Rutgers Faces Wrongful Firing Suit In Coach Abuse Scandal
• Miami Stars As 'Hollywood East' For Entertainment Attys
• Lynn Tillotson Targets Texas Rangers Investors For Fees
• Judge Frees 'Swarm' Of Downloaders From BitTorrent Case
• Atty's Insomnia Not Enough For ADA Suit, 4th Circ. Says
• Apple, Google Beat Class Cert. In Anti-Poaching Suit, For Now
• Hilco's PE Unit Rescues Music Chain HMV
• Broadcasters Strike Out In Aereo Ruling
• What The SEC's Social Media Report Means For Your Company
• Reuters Under Attack After Firing Of Alleged Whistleblower
• The Economic Underpinnings Of Comcast V. Behrend
• Fla. Senate Passes Bill Targeting Illegal Slot Machines
• NFL Released From Ravens Logo Copyright Dispute
• Activision Can't Push Data Breach Suit Into Arbitration
• Pepper Hamilton Disputes Philly Union Boss On 'Public' Docs
• DQ'd Atty Gets Another Shot In Suit Against Mexican Singer
• Bertelsmann Will Unload Up To $2B In RTL Shares
• 'Price Is Right' Model's Lawsuit Greenlighted For Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC Capital, Nokia, Littlejohn
• NCAA Win Will Impact Future Antitrust Claims Against NCAA
• Bill To Fund Dolphins' $389M Stadium Redo Advances In Fla.
• Shareholders Settle Suit Over $656M Clear Channel Loan
• Reader's Digest Wants To Shed More European Assets
• Brazil, India Are Sources Of Telecom Trade Woes, USTR Says
• Zynga Ends 'Mafiaville' Trademark Suit Against Imagenesis
• Fla. Libel Case Tossed After Law Blogger Given Media Status
• Sacramento Faces Suit Over $447M Kings Arena Project
• Clearwire Investor Floats $240M Funding In Lieu Of Sprint's
• Writers For Joan Rivers' E! Show Seek $1M Back Wages
• Jon Lovitz Hits Ex-Business Partner With $1.5M Fraud Suit
• Judge Puts Brakes On 'Premium Rush' Copyright Suit
• Partial Deafness Not A Disability Under ADA, Judge Says
• Harlequin Dumps Romance Writers' E-Book Royalties Suit
• DirecTV Service Technicians Sue MasTec Over Unpaid Fees
• Dish Network Raises $2.3B In Debt Offering For M&A Use
• DreamWorks Can't Duck 'Kung Fu Panda' Copyright Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: AXA, Rio Tinto, Banco Do Brasil
• 8 Steps To Enforceable Terms Of Use On Mobile Devices
• How Lawyers Benefit From Early Neutral Evaluation
• Bill Targeting Illegal Slots Heads To Fla. Senate Floor
• EchoStar Can't Reverse Judgment For Disney In HD Fee Case
• SEC Support For Social Media Posts Has Attys Chirping
• Empire State Building Skyride Co. Sues Landlords In Ad Row
• Amended Miami Stadium Funding Bill Advances In Fla. Senate
• Settlement Talks In ITunes Antitrust Case Fall Through
• Donald Trump Drops 'Orangutan' Suit Against Bill Maher
• 6th Circ. Backs Toss Of $1.4M Award To Ex-Kinkade Dealers
• Facebook Exec To Be Grilled Over Silicon Valley Hiring Pacts
• YouTube Moves Again To Nix $1B Viacom Copyright Suit
• News Corp. Editor Shakes Bribery Charges
• New Facebook Notification: 'You've Been Served'
• Amazon Asks Judge To Kill Booksellers' Antitrust Suit
• Warner Music Escapes Copyright Suit Over Muse Song
• NFL Seeks To Punt Hat Maker's Antitrust Suit
• Arianna Huffington's Huge Parties Wrecked NY Loft, Suit Says
• Sanctions For Deleted Facebook Account Give Employers A Boost
• Fallout From Aereo Ruling To Pit Networks Against Cable Cos.
• TMZ Hid Mics In Court, Stevie Wonder's Alleged Scammer Says
• Girls Gone Wild Tries To Block Ch. 11 Trustee
• Duane Morris Adds NJ Gov't Affairs, Gaming Vet
• Reader's Digest To Net $5.8M In Sale Of French, Nordic Units
• MGA's Trade Secrets Claim On Brink In Bratz Case
• Facebook Denied Quick Win In 'Timeline' Trademark Suit
• Funk Legend George Clinton's Copyright Suit Gets Cut
• ReDigi Infringed Capitol Records' Songs, Judge Rules
• Ex-NFL Players Defend $42M Publicity Rights Deal
• Rival Hollywood Media End Suit Over Stolen Source Code
• Costner's 'Robin Hood' Suit Steals From The Poor: Film Co.
• Aereo Backed By 2nd Circ. In Streaming TV Copyright Case