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Media & Entertainment - October, 2013

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• $512M 'American Idol' Buyout Paid Fair Value, Judge Says
• LeAnn Rimes' Privacy Suit Over Taped Call Tossed
• SCA Can Attack $7.5M Award To Armstrong, Arbitrators Rule
• Inquirer Firing Suit Will Stay In Philly, Pa. Judge Says
• Netflix Tells 9th Circ. Its $9M Privacy Deal Passes Muster
• Sony Accused Of Infringing R&B Singer's Music On Amazon
• Estate Of Tin Man's Son Sues WB Over 'Oz' Doc Distribution
• 4 Settlement Lessons From NFL Concussion Deal
• 5th Circ. To Rehear Texas Bingo Law Challenge En Banc
• 6th Circ. Says No Soul To R&B Singer's 'Soul Men' Suit
• Do-Not-Track Group Revamps Strategy, But Doubts Remain
• IBM Backs Out Of $600M CIA Cloud Contract Row With Amazon
• Deals Rumor Mill: Oaktree Capital, Barrick, General Atlantic
• Evidence Doesn't Back Anti-Concussion Claims, IOM Says
• UK Regulator Blasts Colgate Over Toothbrush Swap Promotion
• MTV Dodges Suit Over 'True Life: I'm A Chubby Chaser'
• UK Watchdog Nixes Virgin Media 'Unlimited' Download Ads
• Barnes & Noble Ordered To Face NY Hot-Tea Injury Suit
• Suffolk Downs Gets Green Light From Mass. Gaming Agency
• Lucasfilm Settles Pregnancy Bias Saga
• 9th Circ. Won't Lift Copyright Injunction On 'Age Of Hobbits'
• Ex-News Corp. Journalists Plead Guilty To Hacking Charges
• Met Museum's Admissions Fee Policy Is Lawful, Judge Rules
• Caesar's To Sell Atlantic City's Claridge To Fla. Hotel Co.
• Book Database Security Too Lax, Authors Tell 2nd Circ.
• NY Towns Lose Federal Challenge To Tribal Gaming Deal
• Marvin Gaye's Kids Say Robin Thicke Stole 'Blurred Lines'
• UK Court Stomps Challenge To Press Regulation Charter
• Astros, Comcast Strike Truce In Row Over Network's Ch. 11
• Legal Demand Is Up — How Are Law Departments Managing?
• The Variety Of Ways A Prize Promotion Can Go Bust
• Philly Inquirer Owners Offer $29M Buyout In Firing Suit
• Pa. Appeals Court OKs Allentown Hotel, Arena, Complex
• Twitter Faces $124M Suit For Fake Private Stock Sale
• Ex-NFL Player Jailed 37 Months For $2M Tax Fraud Scheme
• Publicis Workers Can't Add FMLA Claim To Sex Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Berkshire, Blackstone, BlackBerry
• Playboy Drink Trademark Suit Dropped In Favor of State Case
• Comcast Doubles Down With $1.1B On Theme Park Biz
• Class Cert. Nixed In Plimus Unlimited Download Ad Case
• Caesars CEO Blames Mass. Gaming Board For Failed $1B Deal
• Ex-Sidley Atty Suspended For 1 Year For Billing Rides
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds Mattel Board Game Win
• Anderson Slams Publishers' Bid For Antitrust Counterclaim
• Senate Confirms Wheeler As FCC Chair Over Objection
• Zynga, Ex-Engineer's OT Settlement To Be Unsealed
• NCAA's Antitrust Immunity Defense Weakened By Ruling
• Hells Angels Say Young Jeezy's Clothing Co. Ripped Off Logo
• $1B Casino Referendums Will Go On Despite Caesars Exit
• EU Telecoms, E-Services To Pay VATs In Customer's State
• Neighbor Network Gets $60M Boost From KPCB, Tiger Global
• Mickey Rooney To Get $2.8M In Elder Abuse, IP Dispute
• Judge Who Nixed 'Avatar' Theft Suit Won't Recuse Self
• NY Post Newsroom Was 'Sexually Charged,' Judge Says
• Fox's 'In Time' Ripped Off Script, Sci-Fi Writer Says
• Do Not Track Kids Act To Be Revived As Mobile Use Spikes
• Deals Rumor Mill: Petrobras, RBS, CVSL
• Social Media And Your Public Co. — Don't Forget Rule 10b-5
• Barry Bonds Urges 9th Circ. To Rehear Obstruction Case
• Joe Montana Plans $400M Complex Near 49ers' Home
• AMC Puts Up $1B For Liberty Global Overseas Content Unit
• Infomercial Star Out Of Jail After Denying Assets Under Oath
• Penn State Will Pay $60M In Sandusky Settlements
• Catholic Media Co., Ala. Again Fight Contraception Rule
• Vivendi Pays $1.4B For Lagardere's Stake In TV Station
• Aereo Hit With Latest Copyright Suit In Utah
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tribune Co., Facebook, Apollo Global
• Beatles Filmmaker In $100M Sony Suit Can't Skirt Court Rules
• Philly Inquirer Ownership Feud Belongs In Del., Judge Told
• US Chamber, Others Push For Bill To Stop Counterfeit Imports
• NCAA Takes Video Game Likeness Battle To High Court
• Bankrupt Hotel Owner Lands $5.5M Bid For NJ Property
• Foxwoods Owners, MGM Break Off Licensing Deal
• Facebook Page Spoliation Ruling Will Aid Employers
• Quincy Jones Wants $10M For Use Of Songs In Jackson Film
• Atty Says Van Peebles Duped Him Into $1.4M Condo Buy
• Racetrack Must Offer Simulcasts Of Out-Of-State Horse Races
• NY 'Revenge Porn' Civil Legislation Faces Preemption Woes
• NCAA Can't Stop Athletes' Antitrust Class Action
• Brand Battles: NFL, Unilever, Coach
• Reuters Can't Escape Fired Whistleblower's Suit
• Figure Skater's Likeness Suit Built On Thin Ice, Producer Says
• Cuban Takes Parting Shot At Ex-SEC Enforcement Chief
• Nasdaq To Pay Traders $42M For Facebook IPO Claims
• NFL, AP, Getty Sued By Photographers Over Copyright Abuse
• Strippers' FLSA Suit Says Club Made Them Pay To Work
• Lessons From 9th Circ.'s Barry Bonds Decision
• Insurers Balk At Contractors' LA Live Tile Defect Claims
• Models Launch Class Action Over Image Use In Ads
• Top Irish Court To Review Snub Of Facebook PRISM Complaint
• Google, Facebook Ad Policies Poised To Set Privacy Bar
• Amid Redskins Uproar, Trademark Challenge Still Uncertain
• Times Co. Closes Boston Globe Sale After Judge Lifts Order
• Texas High Court Urged To Toss Tax Incentive Defamation Suit
• NJ Court Says University Email Is Protected In Firing Suit
• Mexico Bans Slots, Toughens Up On Casino License Holders
• NYC Ballet Appointed To NYC Opera's Creditor Committee
• Senior Lenders Sue Cengage Over $430M Withdrawal
• Ill. Regulators Bar Round-The-Clock Gambling In Boat Casinos
• NAD Sides With AT&T In Internet Ad Feud, Issues Guidance
• Vijay Singh Already Arbitrated Doping Dispute, PGA Atty Says
• Infomercial Star Remains Jailed For Now In FTC Feud
• Pros And Cons Of Complex Outsourcing
• Bankrupt 'Life Of Pi' Studio Gets Nod For $1M Worker Deal
• Lehman Says Giants Stadium Owes $100M Over Swap Deals
• US Online Gambling Ban Has Antigua Targeting Copyrights
• MGT Capital's Slot Machine Patent Suit Gets Split
• Privacy Concerns Nix Bankruptcy Sale Of Dating Site Data
• Sony Says United's In-Flight Music Violates Copyrights
• 49ers Shooting Suit Sacked Over Team Citizenship
• Warner Wins Stay Of Some Claims In 'Happy Birthday' Suit
• CBS, NYT Urge Appeal Board To Gut Mobile-Alert Patent
• TV One Beats Infringement Claims Over Restaurant Show
• Google, Facebook Add NSA Spying Issues To Lobbying Efforts
• Conde Nast Might Be 1st Of Many To End Internships
• 50 Cent Hit With Copyright Suit Over Song's Promo Image
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Sonic The Hedgehog Copyright Appeal
• Caesars Probe Revealed More Than Mob Ties: Gaming Agency
• Pa. Senate Clears Bill Letting Bars Profit From Gambling
• Bankrupt Miami Casino Sets Sights On Asset Sale
• Fox Takes Dish To 9th Circ. Over Hopper 'Anywhere' Features
• 'Sexy Startup Seeks Accredited Investor'
• SCOTUS Petrella Ruling Could Impact Patent Cases
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rethink Marvel's IP Win Over Artist's Heirs
• Ex-Rutgers QB Denies Consent Of $40M EA Likeness Deal
• NJ Pol Suggests Bringing Slot Machines To Horse Racetracks
• NYT's $70M Boston Globe Sale Blocked Due To Class Action
• Circus Operator Seeks $25M For 'Frivolous' Abuse Suit
• Fla. County OKs $94.5M For MLS Stadium, Citrus Bowl
• 9th Circ. Nixes Appeal Over 'Conan The Barbarian' Rights
• Rockets Support Comcast Network Ch. 11 In Split From Astros
• Dish's Insurers Still Need Not Defend It In Patent Row
• Axis Off The Hook In Psychic Fight, 11th Circ. Says
• 11th Circ. Says Law Firm Liable For $10M Over Film Project
• 11th Circ. Reinstates DirecTV Technicians' Arbitration Award
• If Google Is A 'Bad' Monopoly, What Should Be Done?
• DMX Ruff Ryding Through Ch. 11, Bankruptcy Watchdog Says
• Maryland Gaming To Probe Embattled Caesars
• FilmOn Tries To Dodge Contempt Ruling In DC
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Partner From Ad Industry Self-Regulator
• New Faction Enters Philly Inquirer Ownership Fight
• High Court Must Hear Fair-Use Case Now, Photographer Says
• Weight Loss Guru Jailed For Contempt In FTC Feud
• Samsung, Nintendo Face ITC Probe Over Disc Drive Patents
• Wynn Beats Ex-Partner's $140M Defamation Suit In Japan
• IP Clearance In Film And TV: Start Early, Avoid Static
• Speed Dating Co. Hits Match.com With $6M Trade Secrets Suit
• Ex-Penn State Prez Seeks Stay In Libel Suit Against Freeh
• Tribeca Film Fest Sues Developer For $100M Over Pier 57
• Insurer Fights For 6th Circ. To Rehear Indians Fan Death Suit
• Jury Says Third Eye Blind Owes $438K To Ex-Guitarist
• Lights Over Paris Singer Gets 7 Years For $11M Loan Fraud
• Disney, Sony Seek Escape From 'Step Up' Soundtrack Suit
• Martha Stewart, JCP Trim Sales Deal Amid Macy's Suits
• Caesars Under Scrutiny Over Money Laundering Compliance
• Lady Gaga Settles Ex-Assistant's Overtime Suit
• Tech Giants Tell Congress To Enact Patent Troll Deterrents
• Rival Blasts Dismissal Bid In Law Firm Ad Monopoly Row
• NJ Tax Court Chops $1.4B From Borgata's Assessed Value
• Weil Steers PE Firm's Deal For Majority Stake In Theater Co.
• UK Authorities Investigating 22 In Libor Case
• Cable Company Loses Bid To End Overtime Class Action
• NCAA To Mediate With 2nd Group Of Concussion Plaintiffs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charterhouse, Office Depot, Clariant
• $100M Sony, Beatles Label Antitrust Suit Moves Cross-Country
• Jimi Hendrix Estate Can't Scuttle Producer's Contract Claims
• Calif. High Court To Weigh Who's Too Bad For A Bar Card
• Caesars Folds $1B Casino Plans, Gansevoort Deal Amid Probe
• Philly Inquirer Owner Says He's Being Shut Out Of Business
• Titanic Exhibitor's Trade Secrets Suit Will Go On
• High Court Won't Touch Thomson Reuters Unit's Privacy Win
• How To Prepare Witnesses To Make (Not Break) Your Case
• A Review Of FTC's Current Position On 'Up To' Claims
• Astros May Strike Out In Bid To Ax Network's Forced Ch. 11
• U. of Texas Settles Trademark Suit With 'Hook'em' Shirt Maker
• NYC Art Gallery Can't Block 25-Story Hotel, Judge Rules
• More Secrecy Needed In St. Luke's Merger Trial, Judge Says
• Radio Royalties Bill Envisions Bold Music-Licensing Changes
• EMusic Founder Objects To Approval Of E-Book Settlements
• NY Casino 'Advocacy Language' Prompts Bill To Alter Process
• Set The Right Tone For Risk Mitigation, Home And Abroad
• Crown Closes In On $400M Sri Lankan Casino Resort Plan
• Publishers In Anderson Price-Fixing Suit Seek Counterclaim
• Philly Inquirer Publisher Blasts Suit Over Editor's Firing
• EU Lawmakers To Vote On Curbing Data Transfers To US
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, America Movil, Mergermarket
• Touchstone Escapes Last Claim In 'Desperate Housewives' Suit
• Brazil Establishes Hotel, Airline Watchdog For World Cup
• Art Investors Ask Top Court To Nix AXA's $22M Coverage Win
• Brand Battles: Boy Scouts, Clear Channel, Jet Blue
• When The SCA Applies To Facebook Posts
• Trump Casinos Among 1st To Get OK For Online Gambling
• Al Jazeera Appeals Confidentiality Decision in AT&T Suit
• Capitol Says Vimeo's DMCA Appeal Must Be All Or Nothing
• Philly Inquirer Owners Fight Over Editor's Firing Heats Up
• Yoko Ono Sues Manhattan Co-Op Over Loss of $6.6M Sale
• News Agencies Urge 2nd Circ. To Revive NYPD Quota Suit
• Aereo Can't Depose Head Of CBS In Copyright Brawl
• Texas AG Seeks To Block Transfer Of Dating Site's User Info
• India TV Network Wants Nielsen To Face Corruption Suit In NY
• Miami Hotel Sues Marketing Firm For 'Colossal Failure'
• Lawmaker Can't Intervene In NCAA Suit Over Penn State Fines
• Don't Let Your Bottom Line Discourage IP Protection
• Time For Fashion Designers To Buckle Up For 3-D Printing
• Film Studios Vanquish IsoHunt In $110M Copyright Deal
• Judge Allows Broadcasters To Amend Complaint Against Aereo
• Rock Band Great White Says Venue Infringed Trademark
• Casino Cos. Bind Themselves To Future Negotiation In Mass.
• Judge Berates Attys For Bickering Over Deal In WaPo IP Fight
• Bette Davis Estate Dumps Suit Over Barneys Jewelry Line
• Goodwin & Procter Partner Appointed Apple's Antitrust Monitor
• Facebook Lets Teen Users Make Their Posts Public
• Anti-Abortion Group Denied Quick Win In NAACP Marks Row
• MPAA Asks 9th Circ. To Back Removal Of Dancing Toddler Clip
• Cuban Verdict Likely The Last Word In SEC Case
• Sirius XM Wants Copyright Board To Handle Royalties Case
• Getty, Yankee Candle Hit With Publisher's Infringement Suit
• MGM-Backed JV Closes $1.8B Refi For Vegas Casino Complex
• Zynga's Win In Mattel Scrabble Case Affirmed By UK Court
• Publicis Sex Bias Accusers Say Co.'s Experts Not Up To Snuff
• Ex-NFL Star Accused Of Running Mortgage Fraud With Mom
• EFF Files Challenge To 'Podcast Patent' With USPTO
• Comcast Urges Judge To Preserve Houston Network's Ch. 11
• Jury Hands Cuban The Win In SEC's Insider Trading Case
• Tribes, States Fear Fallout From New BIA Land Trust Rule
• Harper Lee Sues Hometown Museum For Using 'Mockingbird'
• Zimmer, Marketer Push For Retrial In $28M Knee Injury Row
• Atty's Suit Over NY Casino Referendum Wording Tossed
• Artist Urges High Court To Nix Photog's Fair Use Cert. Bid
• 4th Circ. Nixes NYT Reporter's 2nd Bid To Shield Source
• Dutch Cable Giant Ziggo Spurns Liberty Takeover Offer
• Stan Lee Media Blasts Disney's Fee Request In IP Row
• Errol Morris Wins Appeal Over Film Subject's Defamation Suit
• Major Media Cos. Hit With IP Suit Over Online Video Services
• Cadwalader Stuck With Malpractice Defense Ruling
• Al Jazeera, AT&T Can't Keep Suit Under Wraps
• Third Eye Blind Singer Fired Manager Over Money, Jury Hears
• Fox News' Judge Jeanine Sued For Using 9/11 Photo
• Jurors Weigh Cuban Insider Case After Contentious Closings
• Aereo Saga Might Get Poor Reception In High Court For Now
• High Court Pass Won't Be Last Word On Inequitable Conduct
• Modeling Agency Settles Unpaid Intern's Wage Suit
• What's On Your CEO's iPad?
• FilmOn In Hot Water For Breaching Ban On Network Streaming
• E-Book Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Apple Antitrust Suit
• Miami Beach Convention Center Board Pushes For Upgrades
• US Cannot Classify Public Drone Arguments, ACLU Says
• Ex-Hearst Partner Says Verdict In Fraud Case Inconsistent
• Revel Sued By IDEA Boardwalk Over Bar, Nightclub Lease
• Regulator Ends Targeted Online Ad Probe With Warning
• KKR To Buy Southeast European Media Group
• Google Ad Policy Changes Prompt Sen. To Seek FTC Probe
• Aussie TV Co. Buys Out Microsoft's Shares In Digital Media JV
• Deals Rumor Mill: TD Bank, Telefonica, Twitter
• Ex-NFL Players Rip Extended Ban On Publicity Rights Suits
• $100M Mich. Tribal Casino Proposal Moves To DOI For Review
• DirecTV Says Proposed TCPA Class Claims Don't Hold Water
• MoFo Steers Softbank's $1.5B Deal For 51% Supercell Stake
• FilmOn Asks Judge To Lift Ban, Citing Aereo Win
• TV Broadcasters Take Aereo IP Fight To Supreme Court
• Activision Completes $8.2B Stock Buyback From Vivendi
• China Dragon Reaches Deal With Investors Over Inflated IPO
• San Jose's Antitrust Claims Against MLB Strike Out
• Google Dodges Claims It Stole Trade Secrets For Video Chat
• NY Casino Referendum Fight Is Too Late, Elections Heads Say
• The Best Question To Ask Your Potential Outside Counsel
• How Capitol Records V. Vimeo Shapes The Content Stream
• Atty Expects Quick Ruling In Fight Over NY Casino Ballot Lingo
• Penthouse Publisher Gets OK For $500M Restructuring Deal
• Comic Artist Urges Revival Of 'Sonic' Video Game IP Suit
• 5Pointz Artists Sue To Stop NYC Graffiti Mecca Demolition
• Gamers Sue Over 'Grand Theft Auto V' Online Delays
• Greenwood Wins Conditional OK For $800M Md. Casino
• Inside Calif.'s New Online Privacy Law For Minors
• Hard Rock Partners With Tribe On $808M Casino Plan
• Mass. House Approves Compact For $500M Tribal Casino
• Dr. Oz Ducks Suit Claiming TV Advice Caused Injury
• Rainmaker Q&A: Buchalter Nemer's Farah Bhatti
• Orbitz Can't Dodge $18M Payment To Embattled Marketer
• Adams & Reese Adds Music Industry Vet In Nashville
• Brand Battles: McDonald's, Anheuser-Busch, Disney
• Bravo, NBCUniversal Sued Over Injuries In 'Housewives' Brawl
• Turner Asks TTAB To Block Disney's 'Oz' Trademarks
• Do-Not-Track Group's Future Still Unclear After Survey
• Sony Hit With Royalties Suit Over Robert Johnson Songs
• Hotfile Can't Appeal DMCA Liability Ruling To 11th Circ.
• Facebook Axes Setting For Users To Hide From Searches
• Microsoft, Facebook Target Mobile Ad Patents In AIA Reviews
• Fla. High Court To Tackle Nixed $10M Football Death Award
• 22 Suitors Compete To Underwrite Vikings Stadium Bonds
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche Telekom, BlackBerry, Blackstone
• 'Elysium' Director Stole Idea For Sci-Fi Film, Writer Says
• New York City Opera In Talks Over Merger Possibility
• Philadelphia Inquirer Editor's Firing Spawns Suit By Owners
• 'Storage Hunters' Couple Says Producers Defamed Them
• SeaChange Didn't Flout Patent Injunction, Fed. Circ. Says
• Liberty Media Buys Back $417M Of Its Stock From Comcast
• Fox News Host Claims Radio Co. Breached Contract
• LA Council Pushes Forward Convention Center Deal With AEG
• Chicago Sports Auction House Owner Cops To Bidding Plot
• Basic Steps To Protect Your Co. Against Cyber Perils
• Del. Justices Nix Injunction Of Activision's $8B Stock Deal
• Aereo Beats Back ABC Affiliate's Injunction Bid
• Yelp Fights To Keep Reviewers' Identities From Carpet Co.
• DOJ Urged To Block $260M Cumulus-Dial Merger
• Olympic Skate Star Baiul Hits William Morris With $400M Suit
• Info Cuban Traded On Was Public, Insider-Trading Jury Told
• Tribe Ordered To Pay Rent For Minn. Casino Operations
• Russ August Entertainment, Securities Pro Returns To Manatt
• Trucking Co. Spurns Pilot Flying J Deal, Launches Own Suit
• Kylie Minogue Stole Rhythm For 'Speakerphone,' Suit Says
• Jury Should Decide If Huffingston Post Idea Novel, Duo Says
• Astros Want Involuntary Ch. 11 Filed By Comcast Axed
• Stan Lee Claims 'Conan' Rights Deal Was 'Inside Baseball'
• Avoiding Legal Headaches In Social Media Sweepstakes
• Sports Fans Can't Grill Comcast CEO In Antitrust Suit
• German Watchdog Can't Order Facebook Page Shutdown
• State Sen. Seeks Ruling Against NCAA In $60M PSU Fine Row
• Fla. Appeals Court Affirms Denial Of Jai Alai Permit Move
• NY High Court Won't Hear Pre-'72 Safe Harbor Issue
• Melco Adds $60M To Manila Casino Project Investment
• 6th Circ. Told IGRA Shields Tribal Casino From NLRB's Reach
• Gambling Vendor Loses Challenge To Pa. Computer Contract
• Farney Daniels Wants Latest AG Infringement-Notice Ban Lifted
• Google Beats Apple Browser Tracking MDL
• County's Late $1M Tax Claim Denied In Tribune Ch. 11 Case
• Calif. Law Limits Athlete Workers' Comp To In-State Players
• Internet Broadcaster Urges 9th Circ. To Toss $1.3M IP Award
• Viacom Can't Make 'Rock Band' Co. Investors Cover IP Suits
• OneLink Avoids 'Harsh' Sanction For Execs' Missing Emails
• Pre-1972 Safe Harbor Fight Has High Stakes For Web Cos.
• Thompson & Knight Wants $2.5M Investor Fraud Appeal Axed
• 1st Amendment Poses Hurdle For NY 'Revenge Porn' Bills
• Hasbro Scores Win In Patent Fight Over Electronic Games
• Attys Say Penguin, Macmillan OK'd $11M Fees In E-Books Deal
• Cuban's Broker May Be Covering Up Insider Trade, SEC Says
• Cablevision Fights Viacom Bid To Axe Antitrust Suit
• Investors Defend Suit Over Facebook IPO Losses
• NY Casino Developer Bucks Rival's Bid To Halt $600M Project
• Creed Guitarist Nets $2.4M To Settle Suit Over Publishing Deal
• Ogletree Abbott Says FindLaw Botched Web Redesign
• UK Nixes Press-Sponsored Regulation Proposal
• Michael Jackson Case Could Have Set Scary Precedent
• Journal Register Set To Liquidate As Judge OKs Plan
• Eminent Domain Threat Lodged For Va. Waterfront Project
• Let's Really Consider The Idea Of A 2-Year Law Degree
• High Court Rebuffs Recusal Feud In Publicis Sex Bias Suit
• Aereo Execs To Be Grilled By Fox Over Patent Applications
• Third Eye Blind Owes Ex-Guitarist Touring Profits, Jury Hears
• Do-Not-Track Working Group Gathers Input On Future Path
• Japan Likely To Bet On Nevada, Singapore Casino Models
• Curt Schilling To Hold Estate Sale Amid Suit Over $75M Loans
• Unpaid Interns Can't Claim Harassment Under NYC Law
• Orlando OKs $94.5M Plan For MLS Stadium, Citrus Bowl
• Comcast Says Sports Fans Can't Dodge Antitrust Arbitration
• Stephen Baldwin Sued Over Breach Of Book Contract
• 'Age Of The Hobbits' Protected By Fair Use, 9th Circ. Told
• Fla. Sens. Ask Gambling Study Authors To Explain Methods
• Barnes & Noble Says Data Breach Claims Were Already Nixed
• Cuban Can't End Insider Trading Trial After SEC Rests
• Major League Baseball Bunts A-Rod Lawsuit To Federal Court
• Cengage Defends Claim To Textbook Copyrights
• High Court Won't Hear Case Over 'Pooh' Characters Rights
• Watchdog Shuts Down Supragenix, Wellnx Supplement Claims
• Pinterest Pins Trademark Suit On Travel Planning Site
• Supreme Court Spurns Casino Discrimination Case
• THQ Sues Zuffa, EA Over Rights To UFC Video Game
• High Court Won't Hear Lionsgate '50/50' Film Trademark Case
• NYC Opera's Ch. 11 Is A Cautionary Tale For Arts Community
• 'Rebecca' Publicist Can't Dodge Producers' Suit
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Google Ad Privacy Appeal
• Calif. Law Boosts Reporter Protections Against Subpoenas
• RBS Stuck In $605M Suit Over Liverpool Soccer Club
• Twitter's Plan To Go Public Sets Up Privacy Juggling Act
• NJ Casinos Set Date For Internet Gambling Launch
• Penthouse Publisher Dodging $3.5M Bill, Financial Co. Says
• Calif. Men Accused Of Selling Fake Damien Hirst Art On Ebay
• Adelson's Libel Suit Against Dallas Atty Dumped
• Brand Battles: Travelers, Starbucks, MLB
• A-Rod Seeks To Draw MLB Into Damaging Open-Court Brawl
• The Best Cyberdefense Is A Good Offense
• Ex-NFLers Seek OK Of Contested $42M Publicity Rights Deal
• Takeaways From 'Dirtiest Hotels' Suit Against TripAdvisor
• MLB Player Pujols Sues Radio Host Over Steroid Claims
• Pa. Judge OKs Intervention Bid In Casino License Row
• Phone Users Seek Class Cert. In Text Service Suit
• Penn National Makes 3rd Mass. Casino Bid Official
• Apple, Simon & Schuster Appeal E-Book Antitrust Ruling
• 6th Circ. Refuses Shutdown Stay Request In NLRB Casino Suit
• A-Rod Sues MLB Over Doping Investigation
• Chinese Ad Firm To Evaluate Founder's $183M Buyout Bid
• Sotheby's Adopts Poison Pill As Loeb Ups Stake
• A Test Balloon For Section 546(e) Interpretation
• Cuban Denies He Promised To Keep Deal Info Confidential
• EA Out Of Antitrust Suit But NCAA Won't Budge An Inch
• Wilson Sonsini, Davis Polk Pilot Twitter's $1B IPO Filing
• Nasdaq Can Be Sued Over Facebook IPO, Investors Say
• Vimeo Wants 2nd Circ. Review Of Pre-'72 Recordings Rule
• Sinclair Puts Up $115M To Acquire 4 TV Stations
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Mergermarket, Societe Generale
• Gov't Shutdown Stalls FTC's Bid To Jail Infomercial Star
• Riddell, NCAA Face New Football Concussion Class Action
• Considerations Before Counseling During Deposition
• EU Group Slams Facebook Over Reply To Privacy Complaints
• Trendy LA Nightclub Slides Into Ch. 11, Blames Landlord
• News Outlets Push For Access To FTC Hospital Merger Trial
• James Cameron Sinks Another 'Avatar' Theft Suit
• Qualcomm Cleared In Self-Regulator's 1st Native Ad Probe
• New York City Opera Enters Ch. 11, Plans To Wind Down
• Gannett Raises $1.25B For Belo Deal
• Stan Lee Media Appeals Loss Of Superheroes IP Suit
• UFC Champ Jackson Sued For Calling Ex-Trainer A 'Crook'
• Bingo Makers Ask 11th Circ. To Stamp Out Casino Losses Suit
• Shareholders Settle Spat Over $24B Liberty, Virgin Merger
• Ex-NBC Reporter Says He Was Fired For Being Too Old
• Mohegan Sun Gets Panel's Nod To Press $775M Casino Bid
• Ex-NBC Attys Start Up Kasowitz Entertainment Practice
• Axis Sues To Duck Coverage Of $600M Casino Contract Row
• Ad Industry Self-Regulator Expanding Outreach To FDA, EPA
• ThinkFilm Judge Asked To Step Aside Amid Prostitution Rumor
• NJ Continues Defense Of Its Anti-Human-Trafficking Bill
• FTC Won't Challenge Twitter's Acquisition Of MoPub
• Cuban Disputes SEC's Claim He Traded On Confidential Tip
• Jury Finds AEG Not Liable For Michael Jackson's Death
• Jacksonville To Mine Hotel Taxes For $63M Stadium Upgrade
• Next 3 Weeks Will Shape Miami Casino Bankruptcy
• Washington Post Reaches Settlement In Twitter Copyright Row
• ExxonMobil Says New Fox Channel's Logo Violates Trademark
• Software Co.'s 'Dark Knight' Trademark Suit Rises Again
• Judge Guts Ex-Agent's Suit Over NFL Player's Switch
• Choose Your Friends — And Privacy Settings — Wisely
• Disney Loses Appeal For Broad License To 3-D Patent Rights
• Beanie Baby Billionaire Cops To UBS Account Tax Evasion
• Loeb Doubles Sotheby's Stake, Calls For CEO's Ouster
• Fox Seeks 2nd Circ. Guidance In Intern Wage Class Action
• Usher, Public Enemy Sued Over 'Different Strokes' Samples
• Sex App Ditches 'Friends' Under Zynga Trademark Settlement
• Atty Takes Aim At NY Casino Measure Wording
• Tribe's Eco-Casino Compact Signed Off By Calif. Governor
• Pa. Appeals Court Rejects Sandusky's Bid For New Trial
• AG Order Against Firm For 'Patent Trolls' Ruled Illegal
• Australian Watchdog Unveils Mobile App Privacy Guidance
• With 'Raging Bull,' High Court Can Fix Laches Circuit Split
• EchoStar, Vivendi Unit Eye Brazilian Pay TV Venture
• NY Times Pushes 2nd Circ. To Make Gov't Reveal Drone Docs
• Attys' Social Media Use Rife With Land Mines, Panel Says
• Rocky Road Ahead For New CEQA Reforms
• Sole Bidder For Mass. Casino License Still Faces Rivals
• Bill Would Make Radio Stations Pay Royalties To Musicians
• Customers Must Arbitrate TWC Modem Fee Dispute
• Harlem Globetrotters Sold To Dollywood Owners
• Cuban's Stock Dump Hurt Average Investors, SEC Tells Jury
• Don't Conflate Shutdown And Debt Ceiling Challenges
• NJ Sports Wagering: There's Reason For SCOTUS Appeal
• High Court To Hear Next Round In 'Raging Bull' IP Bout
• US Government Shuts Down As Funding Fight Goes Nowhere
• BigLaw Braces For Revenue Hit In Federal Shutdown