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Media & Entertainment - September, 2013

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• 'Jersey Shore' Star's Contract Suit Against Apparel Co. Nixed
• MLB Drug Clinic May Face Fla. Criminal Suit
• Mark Cuban, SEC Pick Jury For Insider Trading Case
• Former NBA Player Convicted Of Fraud In $2M Ponzi Scheme
• Medical Newsletter Co. Hit With $16M Trade Secrets Suit
• Comcast Hits Houston Sports Network With Involuntary Ch. 11
• GateHouse Media Can Use Cash Collateral To Fund Ch. 11
• Gamblers Make A Bid For Class Cert. In Slot-Gimmick Suit
• San Jose Takes A Swing At Baseball's Antitrust Exemption
• Kardashian Widow Eludes Sanction In Family Photo Spat
• Obstacles Await US Casino Operators Eyeing Japan
• Comcast, DirecTV, Others Fight 'Dish Anywhere' Trademark
• Yahoo Settles Copyright Dispute With Singapore Media Co.
• Judge Won't Nix Developers' Suit Against Giants And Jets
• Tech Cos. Urge Quick Move On Surveillance Reform Bills
• Trademark Board Won't Register 'Slants' Band Name
• Amazon Hit With Overtime Class Action In Pa.
• 'Elder Scrolls' Game Defect Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• Attys' Bid For Piece Of $20M Facebook Ad Deal Slammed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lloyds, Glencore, Twitter
• Jets, Giants Look To Punt Developers' Interference Suit
• Strine Tosses Suit Over Liberty Media's Sirius XM Takeover
• FCC's New UHF Rule Will Slow Mergers, For Better Or Worse
• Fla. Panthers Sold To Group Led By NY Trading Firm Owner
• MGM Can't Escape Investor Suit Over Vegas Development
• Gannett Teams With PE To Spin Out Digital Media Biz
• New York City Opera Board Votes In Favor Of Bankruptcy
• Insurer Fights Coverage Of Ticketing Co.'s Data Leak
• MLB Pitcher's Pipeline Suit Survives On Ecotourism Argument
• Judas Priest, Ex-Manager Settle $10M Contract Breach Suit
• Facebook Can't Shake Virtual Currency Co.'s Monopoly Suit
• Talent Manager On Hook For Musician Unemployment Benefits
• Beats Secures $500M From Carlyle, Plans To Buy Out HTC
• Suit Over Abdul-Jabbar Memorabilia Auction Gets Trimmed
• Brand Battles: Napster, Captain Morgan, McDonald's
• Conn. Officials Start Talks On Video Gambling Expansion
• GateHouse Media Files For Ch. 11 With Spinoff In Mind
• Penn National Board Greenlights Casino REIT Spinoff
• Promoter's Antitrust Suit Against NCAA Tossed By Ky. Judge
• Rainmaker Q&A: Pryor Cashman's Brad Rose
• Rainmaker Q&A: Paul Hastings' Martin Edelman
• Tupac Shakur's Mother Sues Entertainment Co. For Royalties
• Bloomberg Wins FCC Ruling Over Comcast Channel Placement
• Antitrust Suit By NCAA Players To Be Settled For $40M
• Gibson Dunn Privacy Ace To Depart For Facebook
• DOJ's Baer Reveals Cover-All-Bases Strategy In E-Books Case
• FCC Proposes Overhaul To UHF TV Station Market Treatment
• Attys Eager For Cuban's Star Turn As SEC Trial Looms
• $1B Mohegan Sun Casino Plan Ignores Mass. Town, Atty Says
• Dish Shareholders Accuse Chairman Of LightSquared Scheme
• Fla. Sen. Wants Sales Tax Benefit For Daytona Speedway
• Family Concedes Jackson 20% Responsible For His Death
• NYC Art-Sale Crackdown Didn't Violate Free Speech: 2nd Circ.
• Copyright Law And The Soul Of Sherlock Holmes
• Cengage Judge Taps Mediator To Resolve Ch. 11 Plan Issues
• Rihanna Wins UK Sales Ban, $1.5M In Topshop T-Shirt Row
• Judge In $765 NFL Concussion Deal To Oversee NCAA Talks
• With 4th Circ. Win, Mayweather Stays Unbeaten In IP Row
• Hotels, Celeb Chefs Turn To New Option On Negotiation Table
• UK Lawmakers 'Condemn' Google On Policing For Piracy
• Guccione Collector Bucks Penthouse's Copyright Claim
• Deals Rumor Mill: Icahn, Apax, Oaktree Capital
• Calif.'s Delete-Button Law Invigorates Teen Privacy Push
• Rockefeller Expands Data Broker Probe To Online Advice Sites
• Disney Skates on Enviros' Polluted Stormwater Claims
• Mark Cuban Could Testify Twice At Insider Trading Trial
• Facebook Wins $3M Award In IP, Spamming Case
• Future Markets Take Center Stage In FTC's Nielsen Deal
• Video Games Co. Founder Hit With SEC Fraud Suit
• 'Rudy' Drink Investor To Pay $5M Over Alleged Stock Scheme
• Belo Shareholders Back $2.2B Merger With Gannett
• Fla. Tribe Can't Join Fight Over Gray-Market Slot Ban
• Va. Student Newspapers Triumph Over Booze Ad Prohibition
• Jackson's Own 'Bad Choices' Caused Death, AEG Live Argues
• Dropbox Backs Push To Share Gov't Surveillance Requests
• Gamblers Seek Class Cert. In Bogus-Refund Row With Revel
• Milwaukee Council Votes Against $808M Tribal Casino
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Alibaba, Lloyds
• $200M Cordish Slots Casino Approved By Mass. Town
• Ex-Tribune Co. Exec Sentenced To 2 Years For Theft
• JCP Rumors Won't Stop Martha Stewart Ruling, Judge Says
• Calif. Lets Minors Remove Online Posts They Later Regret
• 5 Tips For Staying Safely Inside The DMCA's Safe Harbor
• Al Jazeera, AT&T Urge Judge To Keep Suit Confidential
• Apple Makes Good In 'Breaking Bad' Season Pass Spat
• AEG Created Fatal Conflict For Jackson's Doctor, Family Says
• PointRoll Inks Deal To Exit Apple Browser Tracking MDL
• Long Island Lawmakers Approve $229M Stadium Renovation
• Creditors' Fraud Claims Cut From Tribune Clawback MDL
• SEC Accuses Filmmaker Of Trading On Drug Co. Merger Tips
• Met Museum Says Patrons Can't Fight Admissions Policy
• Downtown Casino May Boost Revitalization, Philly Official Says
• $20M Facebook Settlement Faces Parental Consent Challenge
• Lance Armstrong Hasn't Ridden Out FCA Claims, DOJ Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, TPG Capital, KKR
• LinkedIn Says Email Hacking Class Has It All Wrong
• Vikings Owners Told To Pay $84.5M In Ex-Partners' Fraud Suit
• Calif. Judge Refuses To Push Pause On Dish's DVR Features
• COPPA Consent Tool Would Hurt Parents' Privacy, Groups Say
• Ex-FBI Agent To Plead Guilty In Associated Press Leak Case
• Google Books Judge Offers Support For Fair Use Argument
• Atari Restructuring Plan Keeps French Parent In Control
• NY 'Astroturfing' Cases Mark Fertile Ground For Civil Suits
• Fla. Senate Starts To Tackle Study Of Gambling Industry
• Publicis Workers Blast Judge's Claim Of 'Foot Dragging'
• Risperdal Marketing Appeals Dropped In Pa. Appeals Court
• A Snapshot Of The Anti-Bribery Enforcement Landscape
• LightSquared Pick To Run Auction Is Conflicted, Lenders Say
• Rogers Pays $151M For Sverica's Pivot Data Centres
• Penthouse Publisher Floats Ch. 11 Plan To Rework $565M Debt
• Comcast Pushes To Nix Antitrust Plaintiffs' Cert. Bid
• Bloomberg To Pay $5M To Settle Contracts Reps' OT Suit
• 8th Circ. Affirms NFL Players Union Win Over Retirees
• Warner Bros. Can't Nix Hotfile's DMCA Abuse Claims
• How To Win With Regulators When Opening A Foreign Casino
• CapMan Pockets $114M In Sale Of TV Production Co.
• Cengage Tries To Keep $274M Fund Out Of JPMorgan's Hands
• MLB Says San Jose's Antitrust Suit Swings And Misses
• MGM And ThyssenKrupp Fight Over Elevator Accident Defense
• New Sparta Scoops Up 'Paranormal Activity' Film Distributor
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lloyds, PayPal, Dexus
• Sealing The Deal: Skadden Steers Sprint To 2-Way Win
• NJ Sports Betting Row May Prove Irresistible To High Court
• FTC Clears Nielsen's $1.26B Arbitron Buy With Conditions
• TV Chef Conant Says Partners Cut Him From Dining Empire
• Investor Seeks To Block Cumulus' $260M Dial Global Buy
• Activision, Vivendi Seek Quick Appeal In $8B Buyback Fight
• Bergstein Loses Bid To Keep Ex-Friend From Releasing Tapes
• Sports Fans Rip Comcast's Arbitration Bid In Collusion Row
• Brand Battles: Raytheon, Zynga, Nestle
• UrbanDaddy Says USA Today Breached Hilton Media Contract
• Baltimore, Casino Developer Sued Over Contamination
• Penn National Nabs Most Regulatory OKs Needed For Split
• 'Patent Troll' Firm Can Rep Activision During Neb. AG Probe
• GateHouse Media Asks For Debtholders' Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• Mass. Regulators May Extend Negotiation Time For Bidders
• Deals Rumor Mill: RBS, Univision, Versace
• Cablevision Can't Be 'Stalked,' 'Harassed,' Says NY Judge
• Live Nation Escapes Price Structure Monopoly Suit
• Vodafone Gets EC Nod For $10B Kabel Deutschland Buyout
• Rainmaker Q&A: David Goodman & Madole's Bret Madole
• How Lawyers Can Effectively Build A Reputation Online
• Despite ASCAP Loss, Bid For Direct Pandora Deal A Wise Move
• 4 Ways To Make Sure Comments On Agency Rules Count
• Vimeo Can't Use Safe Harbor To Dodge Copyright Lawsuit
• Congressman Says IGRA Needs Tweaking After Casino Nods
• Fantasy Football Insurance: Busted Coverage
• Groups Urge FTC To Block Facebook Teen Privacy Changes
• OpenGate Puts Up $22.5M For PennySaver Mailing Biz
• Diamondbacks Player Sues MassMutual Over Excessive Policy
• Google, Facebook Seek Attys' Fees In Mobile Web IP Fight
• Pepper Hamilton Hits Back At TV Host In Malpractice Row
• Ex-Valcom CEO, Execs Fire Back At 'Baseless' RICO Suit
• Ex-Model Agency Intern Seeks Conditional Cert. In FLSA Suit
• Suit Claims LinkedIn Hacks Users' Emails For Addresses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Roche, JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs
• Md. Racino Snags County Nod For Slot Parlor Expansion
• NCAA Says High Court Ruling Bars Athletes' Antitrust Suit
• Activision's $8B Stock Buyback Deal Stopped For Now
• ABC Loses Bid To Block Dish's Ad-Skipping Service
• LinkedIn Joins Push To Share Gov't Surveillance Requests
• MPAA, RIAA Rip Google Over Online Piracy
• NLRB Might 'Like' 4th Circ. Facebook Ruling, Attys Say
• E-Books Judge Nixes Apple's Bid To Depose Expert
• Ex-NCAA Players Seek To Ward Off Concussion Suit Intrusion
• How In-House Counsel Avoid Breaking Bad As Biz Advisers
• Penn National Defends Execs' Legal Woes In Gaming Bid
• 9th Circ. Should Block LA Condom Rule, Porn Cos. Say
• Calif. Privacy Bill Seeks Middle Ground With Online Ads
• Do-Not-Track Group Names 2 More Heads As Criticisms Linger
• Penthouse Publisher Can Use Cash Collateral During Ch. 11
• Probe Leads Discovery Girls Magazine To Update Advertising
• NY Office Space Woes Force VFX Creator Into Bankruptcy
• Federal Suit Bars NY Suit Over $2 Sirius Fee, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Revives Bob Marley Label's Suit Against UMG
• Arena Football Team Tries to Toss $5M Unpaid Intern Suit
• Houses Passes Bill To Block Tribal Casino In Ariz.
• Beanie Baby Billionaire Will Cop To UBS Account Tax Dodge
• Nationals Urge Judge Not To Chuck Bogus Shortstop Suit
• Monroe Photo Owners Say Judge Misunderstood Settlement
• ASCAP Can't Pull Pandora's Playback Rights, Judge Says
• Spitzer Escapes Marsh Exec's Defamation Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Facebook 'Like' Shielded By Constitution, 4th Circ. Says
• Reputation.com Forks Over $1M To Settle OT Class Action
• Sega Drops $141M On Bankrupt Game Developer Index Corp.
• Rainmaker Q&A: DLA Piper's Stasia Kelly
• FTC Seeks Input On Potential COPPA Safe-Harbor Program
• Fights Over Pre-1972 Songs Show Need For Federal Fix
• Commerce Asks FCC To Make Carriers Unlock Cellphones
• Labor Union Doesn't Qualify As Media In Defamation Appeal
• Takeaways From Recent Cyberattack On New York Times
• When Jury's Verdict Is Not The End Of Patent Damages Case
• Car Designer Don Yenko's Heirs Sue Over Knockoffs
• Buccaneers' Offer Doesn't Moot TCPA Claims, Plaintiffs Say
• 'Porn Troll' Attys Should Pay Fees In IP Suit, Judge Says
• Davis Wright Tremaine Lures Back Ex-FCC Litigation Chief
• 'Biggest Loser' Resort Developer Says JV Partner Hid Info
• Watchdog Backs Comcast Speed Claims, But Urges More Info
• Penthouse Magazine Publisher Seeks Ch. 11 Protection
• Sens. Seek Private Sector Help To Curb Internet Piracy
• Cuban 'Quid Pro Quo' Defense Not Fit For Trial, SEC Says
• Madison Square Garden Latest Target Of Unpaid Intern Suit
• 3rd Circ. Blocks NJ Bid To Legalize Sports Betting
• FTC Takes Up Sponsored Advertising On Sites, Apps
• Dish Should Face Extra Sanctions For Delays, US Says
• Atlantic City Casino Accused Of Offering Bogus Refunds
• Vegas Nightclub Must Tone Down Raunchy Show, Judge Says
• Orlando Set To Use Eminent Domain For $85M Soccer Arena
• NY Art Dealer Cops To $80M Fraud Selling Fake Works
• 5 Ways To Craft An Ironclad Celebrity Chef Deal
• DC Judge Won't Alter Or Stay FilmOn Streaming Ban
• Fla. Puts New Spin On Public Stadium Financing
• Casino Operator Hit With $20M Suit In Booking Contract Row
• 'Gangland' Identity Disclosure Suit Can Proceed: 9th Circ.
• Workers Decry Publicis 'Malarkey' In Sex Bias Cert. Battle
• NJ Co. Sues Sarah Palin For Using Iconic 9/11 Photo
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, BlackBerry, KKR
• Kabel Deutschland Shareholders Back $10B Vodafone Bid
• Be Kind, Rewind: Legal Precedent In Dish Ad-Skipping Case
• Navigating Conflicts When Serving 3rd-Party Subpoenas
• Brand Battles: Pinterest, Sprint, NFL, Hasbro
• 'Madden' Creator Seeks $11.6M Interest As EA Fights Ruling
• Ex-Marketing Firm Boss Charged In Kickback Scheme
• Google Still At Odds With Hollywood On Internet Piracy
• Minn. Agency Greenlights $975M Vikings Stadium After Probe
• Philly Casino Investor Wants To Block Developer's License
• 9th Circ. Affirms Barry Bonds Obstruction Conviction
• Comcast, HBO, Dropbox Caught In Mobile App Patent Blitz
• SEC Will Eye Twitter IPO In Wake Of Exchange Blunders
• Kardashian Widow Fights Sanctions In Family Photos Suit
• Calif. OKs CEQA Suit Reform Bill Tied To $447M Arena
• YouTube, Amazon Escape Video On Demand Patent Suits
• Deals Rumor Mill: Occidental, Vodafone, Carlyle
• The Nuts And Bolts Of Social Media Discovery
• 10 Reasons You Should Value Your Chief Compliance Officer
• Larry Flynt's Brother Wants Rehearing In Hustler Brand Row
• KSL Media Blames Ch. 11 On Alleged Embezzlement Scheme
• ITC Rules Nintendo Didn't Infringe In Wii IP Row
• YouTube Asked To Name Creators Of Anti-Catsimatidis Videos
• Twitter Tweets Plan To Go Public
• Apple Fights For Access To E-Books Damages Expert
• Reps. Introduce Bill To Permanently Ban Internet Taxes
• Aereo Says FilmOn Ruling Misinterpreted Copyright Law
• Calif. Passes Bill To Stave Off Inglewood Casino Closure
• LinkedIn Claims Lack Of Security Promise Dooms Breach Suit
• Comcast, BT Scolded By Judge Over Patent Dispute Delays
• NJ Social Media Law: Balancing Rights And Protections
• Judge Blasts Porn Co. For Harassment, Intimidation In IP Suit
• Mass. AG Won't Fight Injunction Over Nixed Ballot Petition
• Judge Won't OK Settlement In Marilyn Monroe IP Feud
• Sri Lanka Approves $350M Casino Funded By Aussie Firm
• Malpractice Suit Over Botched Facebook Shares Sale Booted
• UK Police Eye Sunday Mirror Publisher In Hacking Probe
• KBC Dodges Aramid Injunction Over $343 Portfolio Sale
• Fox Can't Escape Contract Claims In 'Chipmunks' Film Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: EDF, Mitsubishi, Barry Diller
• FTC Eyeing Facebook Privacy Policy Changes
• Recording Giants Sue Sirius XM Over Pre-1972 Songs
• Tattoo Artist Appeals Slashed IP Claim In THQ Bankruptcy
• Conde Nast Intern Suit Will Go On Despite Appeals
• Judge May Tap DOJ In Pandora-ASCAP Row
• Retrans Reform Again Dominates House Hearing On TV Regs
• Indian Group Fears High Court's Wrath In Bay Mills Case
• Apax Sues Cengage To Ensure Payment Under Ch. 11 Plan
• Six Flags Sued For Wrongful Death Over Texas Coaster Fall
• Heads Of $23M Ponzi Scheme Barred From Selling Securities
• Fla. County Puts In $2M For Orlando Soccer Stadium
• Calif. Man To Serve 7 Years For $122M Extortion Plot
• Beastie Boys Must Face R&B Label's Copyright Suit
• NCAA Players' Antitrust Suit Lacks A Conspiracy, EA Says
• Katten Faces Contempt Threat in Breitbart Libel Case
• Doyle Estate Says It's No Mystery, Sherlock Still Copyrighted
• Southeastern Asset Buys 12% Voting Stake In News Corp.
• Being 'Media-Relevant' — What It Means And Why It Matters
• Lance Armstrong Beats False Ad Suit Over Memoir Claims
• Hard Rock Loses Vote For $800M Mass. Casino Proposal
• News Corp. Marketing Unit Dodges Rival's Fraud Claims
• Lady Gaga Can't Shake Ex-Assistant's OT Suit
• Food Network Settles 'Food Fanatics' Trademark Dispute
• In-House Counsel To Firms: Do More With Less
• Strippers Are Employees, Not Contractors, Judge Says
• EEOC Must Rethink Presuit Strategy After Bloomberg Loss
• Ex-NBA Player Says Fellow Hoopster Snared Him In Scam
• US Brief Buoys Inequitable Conduct Challenge, Sony Says
• IGT Slams $5M Whistleblower Judgment In 9th Circ.
• FilmOn Must Pay Networks $1.4M Owed In Copyright Fight
• Dodgers Owner's Ex Wasn't Duped About Team's Sale: Judge
• Film Cos. Cannot Pass Tax Liabilities To 3rd Parties: Fed. Circ.
• Wannabe Buyer Blasts Miami Casino's Ch. 11 Filing
• US Loosens Iran Sanctions For Humanitarian Work
• 5 Tips For Fattening Firm Wallets In Lean Times
• Dr. Phil Unlikely To Duck Liability Over Holloway Show
• Racket Maker Ducks Claims Over Tennis Star Endorsements
• Social Media And Confidentiality: Gray Areas For Employers
• House Lawmaker Unveils Bill To Block Television Blackouts
• PGA Officials' Union Wants Right To Sue Firm In Texas
• Promoter Hit With Refund Suit Following Concert Deaths
• Charter Cruise Co. Beats Canada Over $52M Lodging Contract
• Broadcasters, Dish Take Retrans Fight To Capitol Hill
• Dickinson Wright Sued Over Blocked Tribal Casino In Okla.
• Dish Chairman Slams Harbinger's $4B Suit Over LightSquared
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Rosneft, Tesco
• Kelley Drye Taps 2 Dow Lohnes Attys To Lead Sports Group
• Jurors In Mark Cuban Case Won't Face Questionnaire
• Slots Dealer Pays $3M To Settle Casino Game Copyright Suit
• Calif. Appeals Court Deals Blow In Hemsley Estate Case
• Food Network Owner Rips 'Food Fanatics' Injunction Bid
• AEG Loses Midtrial Bid To Dodge Michael Jackson Liability
• The 4 Firms In-House Counsel Fear The Most
• Google, Facebook Want FISA Court To Authorize Data Release
• Clear Channel's $200M Dividend OK'd In Investor Suits
• Ex-Asst. US Atty Joins Wiggin & Dana's Philly Litigation Team
• Cengage Blasts Creditors' Bid To Pursue Disputed Claims
• ITC Clears Amazon, Samsung In Microprocessor Patent Probe
• ABC Affiliate Pushes Aereo Ban After FilmOn Ruling
• San Jose Hits Back At MLB's Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• U.S. Asks High Court To Pass On 'Rock Band' Patent Appeal
• Cambodia's NagaCorp Will Pump $350M Into Russian Casino
• FCC Switches Gears In DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• Apple Charged Twice For 'Breaking Bad' Season, Suit Says
• Disney's Marvel Settles 'Ghost Rider' Copyright Case
• 17 State AGs Back Mich. In Supreme Court Casino Suit
• EEOC's Claims Gutted In Bloomberg Maternity Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Warburg Pincus, KSL Capital, OGX
• Case Law On Trademark Use In Video Games Is Evolving
• NBC Wins Toss Of 'Animal Practice' Copyright Suit
• Ex-NFL Players Ordered To Drop New Publicity Rights Suits
• FCC Will Handle Bloomberg's Comcast Gripe This Month
• Spotify Copycat Suits Could Face Long Odds In US Courts
• Godzilla Creator Attacks Brewery Over 'Mechahopzilla' Beer
• Insurer Asks 6th Circ. To Rehear Indians Fatality Ruling
• Cablevision Investors' Suit Lacks 'Factual Support': Judge
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Spoof Film IP Suit
• Facebook To Enact Privacy Policy Changes Despite Backlash
• Anti-Piracy Software Inventor's IP Claims Fail, Google Says
• Turtles Members Take Sirius War Over Pre-1972 Songs To Fla.
• Lehman Pushes For Hedge Fund's Docs On $600M Claim
• Penn National Gets 3rd Shot At Mass. Gaming License
• Harper Lee Settles With Agent Over 'Mockingbird' Copyright
• Grand Canyon Developer Takes Tribal Dispute To High Court
• DirecTV Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robo-Calls
• 5th Circ. Limits Enforcement of Canada Defamation Suits
• Barnes & Noble Dodges Suit Over PIN Pad Data Breach
• DOJ Wins Monitor, New E-Book Deals In Apple Injunction
• NY Gov. Signs Bill For $500M US Open Stadium Expansion
• A New Obstacle For Cyberinsurance Coverage
• FilmOn Barred From Streaming Network TV In Most States
• Disney Defeats Stan Lee Media In Marvel Heroes IP Battle
• Poker Busts Could Climb As NY Moves Toward Gaming Boom
• Fla. Cities Can't Own Part Of Sports Team, Orlando Atty Says
• MSG Invests $125 Million To Form New Azoff Entertainment Co.
• BNY Mellon Rips Cengage Unsecured Creditors' 'Power Grab'
• Apple, E-Books Plaintiffs Scuffle Over Discovery Scope
• 'Belle's' Producers Deny Indemnity For TV One In IP Suit
• YouTube, Amazon Seek To End Video On Demand IP Suits
• Players Opposing NFL Publicity Rights Deal Launch New Suit
• Pa. GOP Ducks Consultant's $1M Marketing Contract Suit
• Net Neutrality Fight Will Test FCC's Internet Authority
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit Comcast Tennis Channel Ruling
• NY AG Warns Football Helmet Users Can't Trust Safety Claims
• 2 Gaming Lawyers Join Chicago Firm Ungaretti & Harris
• Privacy Groups Ask FTC To Halt Facebook Policy Changes
• ATK Puts Up $985M For Bushnell In Latest Sport-Shooting Buy
• PE Firms Sell Music Wholesaler To Rival, Forming Powerhouse
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fenwick's Cynthia Hess
• Beware Risks Of Using LinkedIn During Jury Selection
• Facebook IPO Suit Doesn't Belong In Quebec, Judge Says
• 5 Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• 2nd Circ. Says FCC Cable Rules Don't Violate Free Speech
• Nina Simone's Ex Has No Right To Recordings, Judge Hears
• Mich. Urges High Court To Limit Tribal Immunity Over Casinos
• Amazon Asks High Court To Nix NY's 'Amazon Tax'
• S. African Watchdog Bars Academic Book Chain Tie-Up
• Fox Can Bring Quick Appeal In Unpaid Interns' Case
• ITC To Probe Acer, Belkin, Others Over Flash Memory Chips
• Lions Gate Bites Back At 'Twilight' Antitrust Claims
• Fortress Tips Newspaper Group Into Bankruptcy, Plans Spinoff
• Calif. Senate Greenlights Tribe's Eco-Casino Compact
• Mass. Seeks To End Wynn Spat Over $1B Boston-Area Casino
• WMG Wants Claims Sliced From 'Happy Birthday' IP Suit
• Nintendo, Samsung Targeted In ITC Suit Over Disc Drive IP
• NCAA Can't Stop Suit Over $60M Penn State Fines
• More Ex-NFL Players Object To $42M Publicity Rights Deal
• Cooking Channel Ripped Off 'Food Fanatics' Mark, Suit Says
• Facebook Contests: You Still May Want An App For That
• Deals Rumor Mill: Commerzbank, KKR, BlackBerry
• Rainmaker Q&A: Andrews Kurth's Kathleen Wu
• How To Tank A Mediation Without Even Trying
• Ex-NFLer Brown Claims 'Madden' Sacked His Likeness
• NJ Signals It May Stop Defending Anti-Human Trafficking Law
• Even After CBS Spat, TWC Faces Fight To Change Retrans
• Dish Told To Answer Fox's En Banc Request In DVR Row
• Photog Takes Prince Fair Use Ruling To Supreme Court
• Google, Facebook Duck Suits Over Mobile Web Patents
• Outdated Law Used To Find Worker Not Disabled, EEOC Says
• Lenders Call For Trustee In Miami Casino Ch. 11 Case
• Citing Dukes, 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Newspaper Workers' Suit
• Cadwalader Dropped The Ball In Six Flags Fight, Judge Rules
• News Corp. Reporter Charged In Bribery, Hacking Probe
• Calif. Lawmakers Back Online Privacy Shields For Minors
• Big Ten Football Referee Sues Conference Over Firing
• National Review Can't Shake Scientist's Defamation Suit
• 9th Circ. Throws Out IPod Antitrust Consumer Action
• Bertelsmann's BMG Enters $150M Music Rights Joint Venture
• Wrongful Firing Claim OK'd In 'Storage Wars' Rigging Suit
• MGM Hit With Patent Suit Over Electronic Displays
• Cheap Trick Musicians Fire Back Against Founding Drummer
• Vikings Stadium Developer Inflating Land Value, Agency Says
• Ex-NFL Player Loses Workers' Comp Appeal Against Steelers
• SEC To Call Mark Cuban As Witness In Insider Trading Trial
• Snooki Hits Perfumer With Trademark Suit Over Knockoff