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Media & Entertainment - January, 2014

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• NY Art Financier Hits Swiss Co. With $204M Fraud Suit
• Parents Appeal Staples Center's Win In Wrongful Death Suit
• Orlando Allowed To Take Land For $85M Soccer Stadium
• Apple Antitrust Monitor Accused Of Bias
• Radio Host Can't Block SEC Administrative Proceeding
• Brand Battles: MLB, Seattle Seahawks, Hatfields & McCoys
• Cheap Trick Drummer Sues Band For Legal Fees
• Playwright Says 'Three's Company' Satire Is Fair Use
• FTC New Year's Resolution: End Deceptive Weight-Loss Ads
• Ex-Chicago Bears Sue Widow Over 'Super Bowl Shuffle'
• Modem Maker Bucks Rockstar's IP Claims Against Cable Cos.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlos Slim, Deutsche Telekom, HSBC
• LightSquared In Talks For New Bankruptcy Exit Plan
• Girls Gone Wild Settles $6M Claim Over Flashing Video
• Twitter Scoops Up 900 IBM Patents, Inks Licensing Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McAndrews' Sharon Hwang
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Kathy Noecker
• 9 Separate Trials Ordered In Eon's TV Patent Blitz
• Sherlock Holmes Copyrights: The Mystery Continues
• NJ Utility Regulator's New Chief Considers $207M Rate Cut
• Philly Casino Tries To Fend Off Potential Rivals At Hearing
• Barnes & Thornburg Snags Ex-Akin Gump Transactional Pro
• On Super Bowl Sunday, Social Media Trademark Risks Abound
• Ex-Partner Of CNBC's Suze Orman Settles SEC Fraud Claims
• Zynga Pays $527M For Rival Game Maker NaturalMotion
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: O'Melveny
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Weil Gotshal
• Dealer Sues NY Giants For Sham Memorabilia Cover-Up
• Sacramento Arena Foes Sue Over Scrapped Referendum
• Feds Protest Separate Fraud Trials For 'Housewives' Stars
• NAD Sends Chicken Of The Sea's Dolphin-Safe Claims To FTC
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Norton Rose's Yvonne Puig
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Orrick's Laurie Strauch Weiss
• Radio Host Sues SEC To Block Possible $100M Fine
• Celebrity Chef Settles FLSA Action With NY Workers
• Workplace Culture: The Real Pathway To Change
• Atlantic City Casino Reaches Deal Over Age Bias Suit
• Microsoft Gets Class Cert. Denied In Xbox Text-Spam Suit
• Crosby Publicity Rights Not Owed To 1st Wife, Court Rules
• Policyholders See Golden Ticket In Syracuse Subpoena Ruling
• New Trial Granted In Ex-'Desperate Housewives' Star's Suit
• Ex-Lions Star Hits NFL, Riddell With Concussion Suit
• Deluxe Loses Bid To Invalidate Film Anti-Piracy Patent
• Disgraced Reporter's Bar Snub Raises Transparency Issues
• Take-Two Beats 'Grand Theft Auto' Online Delay Gripe
• 3rd Circ. Clarifies Time Limit For Copyright Authorship Claims
• College Athletes' NLRB Petition May Open Pandora's Box
• Mass. Board Wants Gaming Tax Threshold At Federal Level
• Philly Casino Hopefuls Push Varying Visions To Gaming Board
• Senate Bill To Nix NFL Tax Exemption Gains New Sponsor
• Bruno Mars, Travie McCoy Hit With IP Suit Over 'Billionaire'
• 9th Circ. Nixes Hendrix Ruling On Wash. Publicity Statute
• 9th Circ. Halts FilmOn Case Until Justices Rule On Aereo
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, AT&T, Lenovo
• Lions Gate Hits 'Twilight' Spoof With Copyright Claims
• Untested FCC Head Looms Large Over Big Telecom Deals
• NY Artist Sues Over Paintings Lost At Empire State Building
• Pa. Lottery Wants Lawmakers To Bet On Keno Expansion
• Prince Drops $22M Bootlegging Suit Against Bloggers
• TiVo Pays $135M For Cloud Content Provider Digitalsmiths
• Mohegan Sun JV Clashes With Mass. Town Over Attys' Fees
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goodwin Procter's Joanne Gray
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Taft's Barbara Duncombe
• Social Media Can End David-Vs.-Goliath Trademark Cases
• A-Rod's Suit Challenging Ban A Wild Pitch, MLB Says
• Britannica Blasts Dickstein's Bid To Nix Malpractice Suit
• Calif. Senate Backs Review Of Gambling Issues
• AOL, Google Face Higher Royalty Rate After AdWords IP Loss
• Junior Seau Family Says $760M NFL Deal Stiffs Them
• E-Book Plaintiffs Look To Axe Apple's Expert Complaints
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Katten Muchin
• Philly Casino Hopefuls Look To Ease Saturation Fears
• UK Yellow Pages Co. Hibu Seeks Ch. 15 In NY
• 9th Circ. Urged To Rehear Copyright Suit Over 'The Unborn'
• MGM Fights Towns' Bid Toward Mitigation Of $800M Casino
• FDA Wants To Review Drug Companies' Posts And Tweets
• NYC Mayor Says MSG's $16M Yearly Tax Break Should Go
• Fair Use Doesn't Need Congressional Fix, House Panel Hears
• Viacom Pushes To Get Anti-Tobacco Ads On MTV, BET
• 'Simpsons' Actor Wants Suit Over Baseball Character Ejected
• Legal Ad Experts See Risk In Profusion Of Internet Come-Ons
• Penguin Wins $2.4M From Time/Warner In NY Appeal
• Investors Slam Proposed $1.3B Sale Of Chuck E. Cheese's
• 3 More Pilot Flying J Employees Cop To Fuel Rebate Scheme
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty, Time Warner, Shell
• High Court Snubs DirectTV Appeal Over Patent Suit Standards
• MGM, Fox Hit With Breach Suit Over 'Weekend At Bernie's'
• Va. Senate Passes Satellite Equipment Sales Tax
• Casino Bill Sails Through NH Senate Committee
• TTAB Sides With Shape Magazine, Kills 'Shapes' Salon Mark
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Young Conaway's Pauline Morgan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Phelps Dunbar's Nan Alessandra
• 'Angry Birds' Maker Denies Providing Data To Spy Agencies
• Prince Seeks $22M From Bloggers Over Bootlegs
• Casino Cos. Ask To Intervene In Mass. Gambling Law Fray
• Tech Cos. Allowed To Share More On Gov't Spying
• Copyright Players Spar Over Digital World's Legal Landscape
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Patent Win For Banks, Exchanges
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• Spy Agencies Look To Cull Data From 'Angry Birds'
• Suit Over Calls For Johnny Knoxville Film Gets The Boot
• Battles Over Demand Letters: Lessons From 'The F Word'
• 2nd Circ. Backs Bloomberg's Fair Use In Swatch Call Case
• Google To Buy Secretive AI Company DeepMind
• United Says Sony's In-Flight Music IP Claims Don't Fly
• Calif. High Court Denies Disgraced Ex-Journalist's Bar Bid
• NFL Concussion Atty Open To Sharing Data On $760M Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Vodafone, Altegrity
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Crowell's Angela Styles
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: WilmerHale's Susan Murley
• Quentin Tarantino Sues 'Predatory' Gawker Over Script Leak
• Chinese Game Developer Gets $1.9B PE-Backed Offer
• Freshfields Steers Liberty To Long-Awaited $13.7B Ziggo Deal
• 5 Lingering Questions Employers Have About Social Media
• Courtney Love Cleared Of Defamation In 'Twibel' Suit
• DC Circ. Ruling Complicates Fight Over TCPA Liability
• Ergen Venture Offers 'Superior' Loan To LightSquared
• CORRECTED: Hasbro's Dungeons & Dragons IP Suit Marches To Trial
• Google's Gmail Goes Down, Class Actions Could Follow
• DOJ Wants Apple E-Book Monitor Back On The Job
• Candy Crush Spotlights PR Pitfalls Of Trademark Enforcement
• Branding Guru Says Ad Firm Copied 'Story Of Purpose' Book
• Sony Open Organizer Prevails On $50M Tennis Center Project
• Be Careful With Super Bowl-Related Broadcasts, Promotions
• Brand Battles: Sprint, Cartier, Viacom
• 9th Circ. Again Axes Fox's Bid To Block Dish 'Hopper' Service
• Penn National Says City Should Stay Out Of Hard Rock Row
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Gibson Dunn
• Law Firm Botched Game Trademark Renewal, $3M Suit Says
• Tribal Casinos Face New Threats After 9th Circ. Curveball
• Philly Inquirer Owners Say Pa. Court Can't Dissolve Company
• Sacramento Kings Score Land For $447M Arena Complex
• 'Bubble Guppies' Shirts Infringe Mark, Clothing Co. Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hughes Hubbard's Beinecke
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Willkie's Margery Neale
• AMC Accused Of Muscling Smaller Theaters Out Of Market
• DC Circ. Rejects Dish's Challenge To TCPA Guidance
• 'Crash' Producer Appeals $12M Award To Star, Director
• EU High Court Says Nintendo Console Mods Could Be Legal
• Twitter Lands At Savanna's Chelsea Reno With 140K-SF Lease
• Ex-NFL Player's Workers' Comp Appeal Nixed By Pa. Justices
• Google, Verizon Focus Lobbying Efforts On NSA Reforms
• 'Revenge Porn King' Charged With Conspiracy, Hacking
• Va. Publisher Files For Ch. 11, Eyes Sale To Sandton
• National Review Can't Escape Climatologist's Defamation Suit
• AOL To Buy Venture-Backed Content Co. For $90.7M
• Raiders Cheerleaders Accuse Team Of Wage Theft, Unfair Pay
• Facebook, Hulu Targeted In Suits Over E-Directory Patents
• Fla. Atty Suspended For Falsifying Tennis Pro's Visa Docs
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, Air France, BC Partners
• EA Beats $3.6M Madden Copyright Verdict
• Kilpatrick Snares 2 Media Attys From Dow Lohnes
• NY Lawmakers Eye 'Home Rule' Power Over Casino Sitings
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fluet Huber's Jennifer Huber
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goldberg Segalla's Berdzik
• Hemisphere Pays $102M For 3 Spanish-Language Networks
• The New COPPA Amendments: A Comprehensive Overview
• SEC V. Schvacho Has Some Real Comedy
• Inside The Arguments In 'Raging Bull' Copyright Case
• Nasdaq Blasts UBS Appeal Over $350M Facebook IPO Claims
• Former NFL Star Vince Young Files For Bankruptcy
• Courtney Love Says Tweet At Root Of Libel Suit Was Accident
• Sony Breach Ruling Provides Opening For Plaintiffs Bar
• San Diego Union-Tribune Must Pay $10M To Paper Carriers
• Multistate Online Gambling Pacts Come With Legal Risks
• Witherspoon Can't Nix Insurer Suit Over Likeness Litigation
• Book Scanning Class Action Deal Could Top $18M
• Video Privacy Act Doesn't Cover Anonymous Data, Hulu Says
• Ex-Chiefs Seek To Keep Concussion Suit Out Of NFL Litigation
• Fla. Music Producer Claims Singing Prodigy Broke Contract
• Pinterest Blasts Pintrips' Bid To Toss Trademark Suit
• Unpaid MTV Interns Push For Class Status In Wage Case
• Liability Policy Covers Defamation Claims, 10th Circ. Finds
• Apple Fights E-Books Price-Fixing Damages Expert
• Gov. Quinn Stumps For Ill. Film Tax Credit
• LightSquared Judge Says Dish Properly Dropped $2.2B Bid
• 11th Circ. Reboots KC And The Sunshine Band Copyright Suit
• F1 Chief Beats $650M Suit Over Bribe-Tainted Sale
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Pamela Hans
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cozen O'Connor's Mayes
• Judge Whittles Down Sony Data Breach Class Action
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Superman Suit After DC Comics Win
• Justices Spar Over Laches In 'Raging Bull' Bout
• Geithner Lashed Out At S&P Over US Downgrade, S&P Says
• NLRB Chairman Lays Out Approach To Social Media Cases
• Ex-NFL Star, Mother Plead Not Guilty To NJ Mortgage Scheme
• Minn. Justices Toss Vikings Stadium Suit, Allow Bond Sale
• Dish Likens ABC's DVR War To High Court Ruling Over VCRs
• IP Law Firm Defends Article Copying In Patent Applications
• Justices Put Discovery Atty's Insomnia ADA Suit To Bed
• The Role Of The Robot Exclusion In Copyright Defenses
• 'Home Improvement' Creators Sue Disney Over Unpaid Profits
• Verizon Inks Deal For Intel's Online TV Operation
• Tribe Won't Take Slot-Machine Tax Row To Supreme Court
• Atty's Suit Over NBA Merchandise Deal Rejected
• Split 9th Circ. Hands Calif. A Win In Indian Casino Row
• Apple Gets E-Book Antitrust Monitor Put On Hold
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rolls-Royce, Time Warner, Talisman
• Publicis Buys South African Advertising Agency AML
• Guardian Media Sells Trader Media Stake To Apax Partners
• James Cameron Sheds Another 'Avatar' Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston & Bird's Nicki Carlsen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Shackelford's Nicole LeBoeuf
• Apple Says Aussie Co. Not Harmed By Alleged E-Book Plot
• Trustee Says Curt Schilling Strikes Out In Document Dispute
• Pearson, McGraw-Hill Target Hotfile With Copyright Suit
• Nortel Patent Buyer Accused Of Intimidation Tactics
• Judge Won't Bar PSU Atty's Testimony In Sandusky Cover-Up
• Facebook, Zynga Violated User Privacy, 9th Circ. Hears
• NJ Appeals Court Upholds Harrah's Workers' Comp Ruling
• Fla. Court Releases Chokehold On Hulk Hogan Sex Tape
• Brand Battles: Sony, Microsoft, Pinterest, Ringo Starr
• Bloggers Get Same Speech Protections As Press: 9th Circ.
• Dish Unit Defends Withdrawal Of $2B LightSquared Bid
• Apple, Amazon, Producers Sued Over Movie Download Patents
• Writers Claim Fox Sitcom 'New Girl' Is A Ripoff
• Franken Calls On FCC To Revive Net Neutrality
• Law Scholars Back Spider-Man Toy Maker In High Court IP Row
• Punk Label Accuses Universal Of Infringing 'Frontier' Mark
• Philly Inquirer Owners Seek Public Auction Of Parent Co.
• Mo. Pol. Wants Film Tax Credit Revitalized
• Delaying Intern Class Notice Is 'Common Sense,' Fox Says
• Marketing Pro Leaves Publicis To Pursue Private Equity
• Usher Says Writers Waited Too Long To File Copyright Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jackson Kelly's Ellen Cappellanti
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Cole Schotz's Randi Kochman
• Insurance Coverage For IP Claims: 2013's Key Decisions
• KKR, Permira Net $1.8B In Full ProSieben Exit
• Commercial Drones Herald Product Liability, Privacy Suits
• 3 Cost-Cutting Resolutions Law Firms Can't Afford To Break
• Trademarks Online: The Good, The Bad And The Uncertain
• Law Firms Hit Jackpot With NJ Internet Gambling Expansion
• Sony Can't Shake Copyright Claims Over Shakira's 'Loca'
• Calif. Lawmaker Drafts Bill To Ban Internet Gambling Cafes
• Kanye West Likely To Win 'Coinye' Suit, Judge Says
• Falcone Says He Wasn't Sure Ergen Bought LightSquared Debt
• Houghton Mifflin Gets Claims Tossed In Photo Co.'s IP Suit
• NJ Mayor Loses Bid To Revive Ponzi Defamation Suit
• FilmOn Doesn't Want To Pause Case For Aereo Ruling
• E-Books Monitor Didn't Violate Apple's Rights, Judge Rules
• US Reps. Don't Want TV Networks 'Glamorizing' E-Cigs
• Time Warner Sells NYC HQ For $1.3B, Heads For Hudson Yards
• Miami Heat Start Talks Over 10-Year Arena Deal Extension
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Tyson Foods, Elliott
• $61B Time Warner Bid Highlights Risks For Big Telecom Deals
• F1 Head Steps Down As German Bribery Trial Looms
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Resnick
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Roetzel's Erika Haupt
• Curt Schilling Seeks To Block Release of Bankruptcy Docs
• NY Shield Law Follows NY Reporters Wherever They Go
• FCC Faces Bitter Fight To Revive Net Neutrality
• $33M Apple Pact Ushers In Broad New FTC Disclosure Standard
• 4 Lessons From FDA's Social Media Guidance
• Lloyd's Suit Over Michael Jackson Death Claim Settled
• Currency Co. Defends Standing In Facebook Antitrust Suit
• Comcast JV To Erect $1.2B Philly Tower With Four Seasons
• Forbes Plans New NYC HQ As It Moves Some Jobs To NJ
• AOL Unloads Patch News Network In JV
• Arizona State Plans $210M Sun Devil Stadium Renovation
• Online Gaming Still Holds Promise Despite NJ's Ho-Hum Start
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Bloomberg Director's Bias Suit
• Minn. Justices Mull Jurisdiction On $468M Vikings Bond Sale
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Carlyle, Aeropostale
• Fla. Court Revives Billionaire's Libel Suit Against Papers
• Apple Pays $32.5M To Settle FTC Suit Over Kids' App Buys
• Work-Product Doctrine Can't Shield Pa. Senate, Court Says
• Calif. Appeals Court Again Denies Bid For UC Regents Docs
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Hart's Liz Sharrer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Anderson Kill's Rhonda Orin
• Super Bowl To Provide Short-Term RE Boost In NJ, NY
• Charter Appeals To Investors In $61B Time Warner Merger Bid
• 9th Circ. Upholds Cert. In Worker Poaching Pact Antitrust Suit
• Networks Want FilmOn Halted Until Supremes Rule On Aereo
• Yelp Ruling Is Double-Edged Sword In Online Review Fights
• Judge's Denial Of NFL Concussion Deal May Sway Players
• Insurer Shouldn't Exit Sony PSN Breach Case, Court Told
• NJ Generates $8.4M In 1st Month Of Online Gambling
• A-Rod's Unprecedented Attack On Union Faces Long Odds
• Orrick Lands 2 Entertainment Partners For LA Trial Team
• Deals Rumor Mill: Forbes, Pfizer, Bankia
• Kanye West Hits 'Coinye' Online Currency With Trademark Suit
• T-Mobile Wrongly Hit With $7M In Damages, 3rd Circ. Hears
• Sports Gaming Giant To Pay $5.5M Over Betting Ring
• NYT Reporter Takes Source-Shielding Case To High Court
• New Trial Denied In Michael Jackson Wrongful Death Suit
• Judge Rejects $760M NFL Concussion Settlement
• DC Circ. Strikes Down FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• EA Didn't Report 'Battlefield 4' Bugs, Shareholders Say
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Debevoise's Mary Beth Hogan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sanford's Katherine Kimpel
• Cox Beats British Telecom's Patent Infringement Claims
• Comcast Wants Examiner For Sports Network Auction
• ABC Affiliate Sued By Ad Agency Over Rate Dispute
• Gawker Fights Collective Action Bid In Intern Wage Suit
• Facebook, LinkedIn Win Stay In Document Linking IP Suit
• Ergen Denies LightSquared Buy Was To Secretly Help Dish
• Apple Loses Bid To DQ Goodwin Atty As E-Book Monitor
• Beastie Boys, Monster Fail To Reach Deal In IP Row
• 9th Circ. Mostly Sides Against Publishing Heirs In Tax Spat
• Facebook Loses Bid To Exit Cloud IP Patent Suit
• Boston OKs Status For $1B Casino After Relocation
• 11th-Hour Suit Stalls $468M Bond Sale For Vikings Stadium
• Commercial Drone Privacy Laws May Face Legal Challenges
• A-Rod Fights Ban, Claiming MLB, Union Railroaded Him
• Elite Modeling Reaches Largest-Ever Unpaid Intern Settlement
• Charter Pegs Time Warner At $61B In Major Merger Bid
• FDA Gives Drugmakers Taste Of Social Media Rules
• Congress Urged To Extend Bonus Depreciation
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Dish's Challenge To FCC Guidance
• Chadbourne Adds Former Manatt Phelps Product Safety Pro
• Deals Rumor Mill: UBS, Alcatel-Lucent, Dunkin' Donuts
• ITC Ends Flash Reader Patent Probe Against HP, Others
• With Insurer's Backing, Museum Retrieves Stolen Renoir
• Newspaper Union Wants Judge To Let It Bid On Philly Papers
• Supreme Court Calls Game Over For NCAA's Likeness Fight
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Otterbourg's Melanie Cyganowski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Epstein Becker's Joan Disler
• EU Probes Studios' Film Licensing Deals With Broadcasters
• Platinum Equity Puts Up $411M For Stake In Telstra's Sensis
• Tips For Protecting Trade Secrets In The Social Media Age
• FTC Dissent Could Spell End To Strict Health Ad Standard
• Brand Battles: Huffington Post, Snapchat, T-Mobile
• 5 Online Gambling Initiatives To Watch
• 'Blurred Lines' Suit Could Set Disturbing Precedent
• Sacramento Lodges Eminent Domain Suit For $447M Arena
• Supreme Court Agrees To Take Aereo Streaming TV Case
• MGM Resorts Gets Green Light For Vegas Sports Arena
• Advertiser Says Tribe Owes $250M For Broken Contract
• DOJ Calls Apple's Bid To Ax E-Book Monitor 'Personal Attack'
• Casino Co. Asks 1st Circ. To Review Tribal Gaming Dispute
• After Legal Win, Nintendo Buys Patents Of Failed 'Troll'
• Dish Exec Says Ergen's LightSquared Debt Buy Was Personal
• Disney Gets Go-Ahead For 44-Acre Santa Clarita Studio
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wilson Elser's Publicover
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fowler White's Rhea Law
• Cineworld Creates Movie Giant In $826M Cinema City Merger
• FCC Chairman Calls For Careful Monitoring of AT&T Plan
• Facebook Sued Over False 'Likes' For Ads
• Minors Allowed Facebook To Use Them In Ads, Judge Hears
• Dow Jones Files $5M Suit Over WSJ Headline Theft
• AGs Say Apple Can't Shirk State E-Book Penalties
• Jones Day Picks Up Media Law Veteran In Atlanta
• Dish Drops $2B LightSquared Bid As Debt Trial Begins
• Philly's SugarHouse Can Intervene In Licensing Of 2nd Casino
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duane Morris' Sharon Caffrey
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Novak Druce's Katy Basile
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Reality TV Pro To DC Office
• EU Regulator Greenlights $35.1B Omnicom-Publicis Merger
• Former Co-Head Writer Of 'One Life To Live' Sues ABC
• Vikings Owners Want NJ Court To Topple $103M Judgment
• Genting Group Bets On Novel Permit Deal For Miami Casino
• Senators Seek More Clarity On Fed. Agency Settlements
• Yelp Must Disclose Reviewers' Identities, Va. Court Rules
• Barnes & Noble Hit With Shareholder Class Action Over Nook
• Redbox Users Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Privacy Class Action
• Eminent Domain Bid For $447M Sacramento Arena Approved
• Interns Fight Fox Bid To Block Wage Class Action Alert
• Facing Pinterest Suit, Travel Site Says 'Pin' Is Generic
• Diageo, Diddy Team Up Again On High-End Tequila JV
• Deals Rumor Mill: McKesson, New York Times, Shell
• Muzooka Accused Of Flouting Competitor's Trademark
• Why You Should Keep Personal Social Media Use Professional
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Arnstein's Kathleen Gilligan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Faegre Baker's Maureen Maly
• NBA Settles Ex-ABA Team Owners' IP Row For $500M
• Paterno Estate's Suit Over NCAA's $60M Fine Greenlighted
• Apple Wants Goodwin Procter Atty DQ'd As E-Book Monitor
• Ex-Proskauer Atty Escapes DQ Bid In Malpractice Suit
• US Trustee Balks At Velti's Proposed Financial Adviser
• Sirius Investors Challenge Liberty's $23B Takeover Bid
• Sports Gaming Giant Settles Regulator Suit Over Betting Ring
• Atty Defends Popularity Of $760M NFL Concussion Settlement
• Sherlock Copyright Weaker, But Trademarks Still Afoot
• Colo. High Court Denies Aurora Victims Access To Evidence
• Ex-Canes Player Can't Stop Sales Of ESPN Film, Judge Says
• Hartford Hits Eject On Coverage Of Redbox ADA Suit
• Sacramento NBA Arena Backers Call Foul On Ballot Petitions
• Deals Rumor Mill: Mergermarket, Carlyle, Time Warner
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Quarles & Brady's Sarah Coyne
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fox Rothschild's Brett Axelrod
• Dish's $2B Offer For LightSquared On Brink Of Collapse
• 2014 Rings In Uncertainty For Many US Taxpayers
• LinkedIn Sues Bots Over Member Data Scraping
• NFL Retirees Detail $760M Concussion Settlement, Atty Fees
• Facebook, LinkedIn Say High Court Case Halts IP Suits
• Time Warner Finalizes $600M DukeNet Buyout
• Ex-NFL Players Hit Cardinals With Concussion Suit
• Sony Class Action Over Linux On PS3 Partially Revived
• Lance Armstrong Seeks End To $15M Tour De France Row
• 6th Circ. Revives Arbitrator's Indemnification Ruling
• StudioCanal, Universal Reach Deal In Contract Spat
• Nader Urges Icahn To Thwart 'Ludicrous' Sirius Deal
• Casino Game Maker Reaches $4M Deal In Stock Class Action
• Super Bowl Ticket Sales Exclude Fans, Suit Says
• Epic Games' Rival Can't Kick $9M Code-Copying Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Liberty, KKR
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ideal Legal Group's Evie Jeang
• Gossip Blog Sued Over Beyonce, Kardashian Photos
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akin Gump's Christine LaFollette
• Calif. Ruling Gives News Companies License To Discriminate
• Liberty Media Wants Full Takeover Of Sirius XM
• Philly Inquirer Owners Want Parent Company Auctioned
• Sony Open Organizer Wants In On Miami Tennis Dispute
• Hulu Ruling Offsets Obstacles To Privacy Damages
• O'Reilly Media Says Tech Co. Nabbed 'Strata' Mark
• Mashpee Tribe's $500M Casino Gets Green Light
• Discovery Beats IP Suit Over Oprah Network Programming
• BlackBerry Lobs IP Suit At Ryan Seacrest's Tech Co.
• Caesars Cites New Discrimination Evidence In $1B Casino Row
• Pa. Casino Stiffed Dealers On Wages, Suit Says
• NY Court Backs Syracuse's Coverage For Sex Abuse Inquiry
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Gaming Partners GC In Philly
• 50 Cent Can't Dodge Woman's Privacy Lawsuit Over Sex Tape
• WWE, Landmark Lay Down Swords In Data Patent Fight
• NM Regulators Sabotaged $50M Racino Plan, Suit Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Choate's Brenda Jarrell
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bond Schoeneck's Ginny Robbins
• LA Cracks Down On Internet Cafes For Gambling Games
• Rick Ross Accuses LMFAO Of Copping 'Hustlin'' Lyrics
• Great American Seeks Speedy Exit From PlayStation Suit
• PGA Officials' Union Can't Sue Its Ex-Lawyer In Texas
• FTC Approves Knowledge-Based COPPA Consent Method
• Closed-Door Pension Talks Violate Sunshine Law, Judge Rules
• 'Elder Scrolls' Animation Defect Case Gets Dismissed
• Tribal Casino Operators Sue DOI To Restart Gaming Site
• Lakers Reach Deal In 9th Circ. Text Spam Class Action
• Courts Can Make Better Use Of 'The Boss'
• When File Type Matters In E-Discovery
• Beanie Babies Creator Wants No Prison Time For Tax Evasion
• Greenberg DQ In Derivative Racetrack Suit Overturned
• Vimeo Sent To 2nd Circ. Over Pre-1972 Safe Harbor Issue
• Ex-BakerHostetler Atty, Theater Vet Opens NYC Boutique
• Spanish Casino Co. Negotiating $173M Debt To Avoid Default
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ally, Channel 5, New York Times
• USTR Says China Still Lags On Combating Piracy
• Pa. Treasurer Requests $3.4M For Wasted Lotto Expenses
• Facebook Hit With Latest Class Action Over Email Privacy
• Pa. Court Voids $28M Verdict Against Zimmer, Marketing Co.
• UK Atty Fined For Leaking JK Rowling Pseudonym
• Apple Monitor In E-Books Case Did Nothing Wrong, DOJ Says
• Arbitrator Booted From MGM Grand Condo Investors' Case
• 21st Century Fox Sells 47 Percent Stake In Star China TV
• Warner Pays $11.5M To Settle Digital Download Royalty Suit
• Martha Stewart, Macy's Settle Fight Over JC Penney Sales
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ulmer & Berne's Patty Shlonsky
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fish's Cynthia Walden
• The Year Ahead In Pro Bono
• 5 Trends Dominate The Privacy Law Horizon
• 10 New Year's Resolutions To Boost Firm Gender Diversity
• Law360 Names Law Firms Of The Year
• Media & Entertainment Cases To Watch In 2014
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year