Media & Entertainment Archive » April, 2014

Media & Entertainment - April, 2014

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• Hulu Ruling Offers Privacy Plaintiffs New Route To Victory
• BlackBerry Patent Survives Attack By Seacrest-Backed Co.
• Film Investor Can't Ditch Aramid Contract Claims
• Billionaire Art Dealer's Son Gets 1 Year For Gambling Ring
• Yelp Reviews Are New Front In Consumer Rights War
• Deals Rumor Mill: Etihad, Oprah, Pfizer
• Pepper Hamilton's Sandusky Docs Off Limits, Penn State Says
• Bloomberg Hit With IP Suit Over Real-Time Data System
• MLB Tries To Bolster Case Against San Jose Antitrust Appeal
• PR Newswire Agrees To Deal To Limit High-Frequency Trading
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gunster's Lila Jaber
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hausfeld's Megan Jones
• Apple Gets 2nd Circ. To Stay E-Books Antitrust Class Notice
• Takeaways From The Hulu Privacy Case
• Produce Documents 'Subject To' Objections At Your Own Risk
• A Bloody Mess: Liability Pitfalls After Heartbleed
• FCC 'Won't Hesitate' To Treat Internet Like Utility If Needed
• Cop Admits To Role In $300M Allied Vets Gambling Plot
• Energy Drink Founder's Suit Against Partners, NFL Pro Nixed
• Disney Hustles $800M Into Shanghai Resort Expansion
• Kirkland & Ellis Among 16 Targeted In Prince Adversary Suits
• Canadian Courts Look For Justice In Class Actions
• Warner Bros. Dodges Copyright Suit Over 'Matrix' Films
• Penny For Your Hashtag? FTC Thoughts On Social Media
• Madonna Wins Atty Fees In Copyright Suit Over 'Vogue'
• Alibaba, Founder Drop More Than $5B In 2014 Deal Frenzy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alstom, Allergan, Bayer
• Hulu Users' Claims Trimmed In Info-Sharing Class Action
• Clippers Owner Banned From NBA Over Racist Remarks
• NY Court OKs $32M Award In TV Network Partnership Fight
• The Golden State Warrior: Judge S. James Otero
• Boies Schiller, Hausfeld Team Up For Joint Sports Practice
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Porter Hedges' Joyce Soliman
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kirkland's Anne McClain Sidrys
• Employee Misuse Of Social Media On The Rise, Survey Says
• Muslims, Sikhs Fight Amusement Park's Head Covering Ban
• Ex-Howard Stern Intern Hits Sirius With Wage Class Action
• Facebook Peeks Risk Luring Attys Into Jury Selection Abuses
• The Disappointing Oral Arguments In Aereo
• NLRB Revamps Standard Notice Language For Internet Age
• USPTO Rejects Patent Review Request From Facebook, Twitter
• Apple Stalling In E-Books Case, Texas AG Tells 2nd Circ.
• Philadelphia Inquirer Beats Union Boss's Libel Suit
• Apple Rehashing Old Arguments, E-Book Buyers Say
• SeaWorld Ruling May Embolden OSHA To Tackle New Sectors
• Wynn Inks Deals With Mass. Communities For $1B Casino
• Pa. High Court Favors Parx Casino In Slot Machine Tax Appeal
• Intern Rights May Be Next Trend In Employment Law
• Bloomberg Dodges Bid For Back Pay In Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Apple, Netflix Accused Of Violating Media Transfer Patent
• Gann Law Books Inks $3M Deal To End Junk Fax Suit
• Duane Morris Snags Ex-Roetzel Head For Chicago Office
• Alibaba JV Drops $1.2B For Stake In Chinese YouTube
• Spotify Pushes Automatic Renewal Suit Into Arbitration
• Comcast Inks Deal With Charter To Ease TWC Merger Worries
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Patton Boggs' Laura Weidenfeld
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Axelrod Firm's Sheryl Axelrod
• It's An Honor To Be Your Friend?: Social Media And Judges
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Philly Inquirer To Hit Auction Block With $77M Opener
• Giant Interactive Shareholders Fight $3B Go-Private Deal
• Fla. House Passes Sports Facility Funding Program Bill
• Brand Battles: USPS, Major League Baseball, Quaker Oats
• Facebook Gaining On Google With Record Lobbying Figure
• EA, Zynga Beat Gametek Video Game Purchases Patent Suit
• NFL Scores In Bid To Punt Publicity Rights Suit To Minn.
• NLRB 'Sympathetic' To Northwestern Players, Ex-Chair Says
• Dentons Snags Ex-Latham & Watkins Media, IP Atty In LA
• Sri Lanka OKs $400M Resort But Casino's Fate Questionable
• If Aereo Wins, Exiting Airwaves No Easy Job For Broadcasters
• Facebook IPO Fraudster Sentenced To 9 Years In Prison
• Decades-Long Polo Trademark Battle Resumes In NY
• NAACP Scores Win In Anti-Abortion Group Trademark Row
• High Court Urged To Clarify Irreparable Harm In TM Cases
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Band Name Trademark Against UMG
• Crowell Nabs Nixon Peabody Partner For DC Corporate Group
• Lance Armstrong Loses Appeal In $15M Arbitration Fight
• NLRB Election Day At Northwestern: What To Expect
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Strasburger's Kim Moore
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nicolaides' Sara Thorpe
• Judge Trims Emblaze's Streaming Patent Suit Against Apple
• Dolan Co.'s Ch 11. Plan Missing Crucial Info, US Trustee Says
• Apple Can't Split Trials, Switch Venues In E-Book Case
• Sports Fans' TV Antitrust Suit Misses The Mark, NHL Says
• Do-Not-Track Group Finally Nails Down Tech Standard
• EA, Zynga Say Gametek Patent No More Than Abstract Idea
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds Ch. 11 Case Won't Get Trustee
• High Court Asked To Hear Clear Channel Telemarketing Suit
• Cleary, Baker Botts In Mix For NY Casino License Bids
• Newspaper Guild Won't Bid For Philly Inquirer, Court Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Barrick Gold, Sampo, Monaco Telecom
• NLRB Will Review Northwestern Athletes' Ability To Unionize
• Figure Skater Baiul's Likeness Suit Falls Through The Ice
• Miami Mayor Denies Heat's Claim Of A Deal Over Arena Lease
• Univision Says Hispanic Youths Missed By Anti-Tobacco Ads
• Lawyers Can Peek At Jurors' Facebook Profiles, ABA Says
• France's PAI Partners To Pay €200M For Euro Media Group
• Apple, Google Settle Anti-Poaching Case With Engineers
• Wis. Enacts TV, Radio Station Property Tax Breaks
• Fox News Analyst Beats Arbitration Bid In Contract Row
• Publicis Sure Of UK Tax Approval For $35B Omnicom Deal
• What Next For The Detroit Institute Of Arts?
• FCC Chief Says New Rules Won't 'Gut' Net Neutrality
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Enu Mainigi
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dorsey's Liz Buckingham
• Legal Evolution: Back To Business
• Judge Denies Apple's Bid To Halt E-Book Conspiracy Trial
• NJ Pols Rail Against Online Gaming Ban Proposed For US
• Writer Says Grooveshark Computer Subpoena Violates Privacy
• Al Jazeera Says Public Doesn't Need Details Of AT&T Dispute
• Ex-ValCom CEO No Longer On Hook For Racketeering Charges
• Miami Music Promoters Sue Sony, World Cup Songwriter
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Groupon's Bid To Move Peer-To-Peer IP Suit
• FCC To Introduce New Open Internet Rules
• Huffington Seeks 2nd Chance To Quash HuffPost Idea Suit
• RE Rumor Mill: Bank Of NY Mellon, Sony, JPMorgan
• NCAA Athletes Launch Bias Suit Over Lost Scholarships
• Judge Taps Trustee To Oversee Money Centers Ch. 11
• Fla. Lawmakers Push MLB To Ease Rules For Cuban Players
• Seminole Tribe Fights Florida's Casino Rent, Utilities Taxes
• Video Game Makers Say Free Speech Bars 'Mob Wives' Suit
• Lamar Advertising Lands IRS Approval For REIT Conversion
• Caesars Proposes $750M Casino Resort In NY
• LIN Shareholder Sues Over $1.6B Media General Merger
• FTC Greenlights $2B Facebook, Oculus Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charter, Eni, Carlo Tassara
• Will Investors 'Like' SEC's New Social Media Ad Rules?
• $35B Omnicom-Publicis Merger Faces Tax, Antitrust Hurdles
• Union Boss Says Video Must Stay Private In Libel Suit
• Sony Open Promoter Arrested On Illegal Ticket Sales Charges
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston Hunt's Anna Elento-Sneed
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Curtis' Nancy Delaney
• High Health Ad Standards May Hurt Consumers: FTC Commish
• ITC On Digital Imports: Takeaways For Software, Media Cos.
• Gawker Wins Dismissal Of Tarantino's Copyright Suit
• Cheerleaders Sue Buffalo Bills For Cheating Them On Wages
• FTC Urged To Reject Candidate For COPPA Safe Harbor Role
• 9th Circ. Hands Win To EA In Cybersports Show Copyright Suit
• Money Centers CEO Says Ch. 11 Trustee Would Hurt Recovery
• NCAA Asks Court To Rethink Seeking PSU Input On $60M Fine
• Justices' Heads In The Cloud During Aereo Hearing
• The Accidental Advocate: Judge John E. Jones III
• Fox Seeks Dismissal Of 'New Girl' Ripoff Allegations
• Mandatory Pro Bono Is Not The Answer For Practitioners
• Freeh Urges Pa. Appeals Court To Nix Stay In Libel Suit
• Gaming Motherboard Makers Face False Ad Class Action
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BakerHostetler's Lauren Resnick
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Priest Johnson's Priest Johnson
• In NHL Concussion Row, Insurers To Zero In On Violence
• Kings On Hook For $30M Cost Increase To Arena Project
• NCAA Player Antitrust Class Action Advances To Final Round
• Allegedly Duped Film Backers' Sued Wrong Co.: Paramount
• Sales Tax Cuts Amazon Purchases By 10%, Study Finds
• Tennis Assoc. Settles IP Suit Over 'Venus And Serena' Film
• AT&T, Chernin Pour $500M Into Online Video JV
• EFF Challenge To Podcast Patent Advances In USPTO
• Vegas Resort Hit With TCPA Suit After Cyber Monday Promo
• Money Centers Creditor Says Mismangement Warrants Trustee
• Sundance Filmmakers Move To Confirm Arbitration Award
• Facebook Stock Fraudster May Get Above-Guidelines Sentence
• 4 Reasons Comcast-Time Warner Divestments Fall Short
• Only 7 BigLaw Firms Have Women Running The Show
• 'What Maisie Knew' Screenwriter Hit With Libel Suit
• Harris Corp. Lands 8-Year $133M US Navy Broadband Deal
• Orlando's $85M MLS Stadium Delayed Until 2016
• San Jose Blasts MLB Antitrust Exemption As Outdated
• Discovery Jettisons HowStuffWorks In $45M Deal
• Los Angeles Times Pushes For Calif. Film Tax Breaks
• 2nd Circ. Tells DOJ To Turn Over Drone Program Document
• Twitter Ducks $124M False Stock Sale Suit
• Fla. Film Tax Credit Bills Are Good For Business
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Allen Matkins' Amy Wintersheimer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Horvitz & Levy's Lisa Perrochet
• 4th Circ. CPSC Ruling Won't Stop Fight For Accurate Reports
• The 25 Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Should Bloggers Be Treated As Publishers Under Libel Law?
• Scholars Sue NYC To Stop Library Renovation
• Logo Designer Takes Baltimore Ravens Suit To High Court
• FTC, Marketing Co. Ink $169M Deal In Pyramid Scheme Row
• Solicitor General Can Argue In Pom, 8 Other High Court Cases
• USC Urges Judge To Toss Ex-Football Player's Pain Med Suit
• Nielsen To Pay $1.2M To Settle Wage Class Action
• ACLU Seeks To Open Up Gov't Bid To Muzzle Twitter, Yahoo
• Insurers Not Liable For Sports Co.'s $3M Noncompete Row
• DirecTV Hit With Patent Suit Over Set-Top Boxes
• NY Times Needn't Cough Up Docs For Hospital Investor Spat
• Brand Battles: MPAA, Diageo, 'Wizard Of Oz'
• Salsa Composer Sues Music Publishers For Royalty Theft
• Alaska House Passes Bill To Nix Film Tax Credit In 2016
• GoDaddy's 'Bad Judgment' DQ Bid Not Sanctionable
• BBC America Hit With $5M Copyright Suit Over 'Orphan Black'
• James Franco's Former Manager Accused Of 8-Year Fraud
• How The High Court Can Avoid Collateral Damage In Aereo
• 7th Circ. Blasts 'Banana Lady' For 'Frivolous' Lawsuits
• Steve Jobs' Character Fair Game In Poaching Trial, Judge Told
• Live Nation Breaks Up Japan JV Amid Global Expansion Push
• 'Eye Of The Tiger' Band Goes Another Round In Royalty Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nicolaides' Monica Sullivan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sutherland's Cynthia Shoss
• Red-Hot Matrix Partners Gets $350M For 3rd China Fund
• The Future Of Law Firm PR: The Good, Bad And Ugly
• Dewey & LeBoeuf Trustee Hits PR Firm With Clawback Suit
• Record Giants Say Pandora Illegally Streams Old Hits
• Live Nation Accused Of Witholding Springsteen Tickets
• 9th Circ. Sides With AT&T, Verizon In MMS Antitrust Suit
• NJ Man Guilty Of $200M Ponzi Scheme Faces New Charges
• Rihanna, Ex-Accountants Settle Action Over 'Ill-Gotten' Fees
• Facebook Unveils Location-Sharing Feature
• Consumer Rushes NFL's Bid To Nix State Antitrust Claims
• TIG Sues NHL, 11 Insurers Over Concussion Injury Coverage
• 'X-Men' Director Accused In Civil Suit Of Raping Teen In '90s
• McKean Judge To Take Over Pa. Justice's Defamation Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: PrimeCredit, Alitalia, Discovery
• NFL's Bills Win OK For $2.5M Deal Over Excessive Texts
• 5 Suits Over $45B Comcast-TWC Merger Consolidated
• Bankrupt Dolan Co. Gets Nod For $10M DIP Package
• Maker Shareholder Suit Adds Woes To $950M Disney Deal
• Carlton Fields Opens LA Office, Adds 2 Ex-Steptoe Attys
• Paterno Estate Blasts NCAA's $60M Penn State Penalty
• NHL Aims To Skate Concussion Row To Arbitration
• IRS Greenlights CBS Outdoor Advertising REIT Plan
• Pittsburgh Soccer Stadium Stakeholder Seeks Ch. 11 Trustee
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dorsey's Annette Jarvis
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jenner's Barbara Steiner
• Northwestern Argues Football Union Flouts NLRB Precedent
• Mass. Gives Casino Bidders Leeway In $500M Project Floor
• Dukes Test No Bar To Class Cert. In Chinese Daily OT Suit
• Guild Lining Up Backers For Possible Inquirer Bid, Court Hears
• Alito Rejoins Aereo, Pom Wonderful Cases In High Court
• Money Centers Decries Ch. 11 Trustee Bid, Wants Auction
• MGM-Backed Voters Slam Mass. Anti-Casino Measure
• Boies Schiller Tries To Duck Model's Malpractice Suit
• Nina Simone IP Cases Belong In Federal Court, Attys Say
• NY Online Poker Bill Would Redefine State Gambling Test
• Law Firms See Boost From NJ Internet Gaming Work
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ahli, Michael Foods, SodaStream
• UK Tabloid Loses Privacy Suit Over Photos Of Musician's Kids
• Fortress, Avenue Founders Pay $550M For NBA's Bucks
• Thompson Hine Adds Ex-Akin Gump Antitrust Pro In DC
• Taylor English Adds Ex-Bryan Cave Corporate, M&A Pro
• Cordish, Penn National Team Up For $750M NY Casino Bid
• MGM Can't Speed Up Discovery In James Bond Knockoff Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams & Connolly's Hubbard
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Knight's Laurie Daniel
• Proving Harm In Trademark Cases Post-Herb Reed
• Baidu Ruling Reinforces Search Engine Immunity
• Philly Inquirer's Minority Owner Matches $77M Minimum Bid
• Apple E-Books Monitor Puts Exec Interviews On Wish List
• Leave Steve Jobs Out Of It, Apple Tells Judge In Poaching Suit
• Borgata To Pay $1.7M To Poker Players In Phony Chip Game
• Ex-MLB Player To Hit Tribe With $10M Suit Over Casino Fall
• MBIA's $1B Houston Sports Venue Bond Suit Revived
• The Great Persuader: 7th Circ. Chief Judge Diane Wood
• 2 Men Plead Guilty To Roles In Android App Piracy Schemes
• Texas Judge Won't Combine IP Suits Against Google, Apple
• NY Firm Tells Appeals Court Sorrell's Fla. Remark Defamed It
• Development Team Named For $85M Orlando Soccer Stadium
• Apple Must Face State AGs' E-Book Damages Trial
• Authors, MPAA Urge 2nd Circ. To Nix Google Books Ruling
• Tech Giants Join Google In Fight Over Anti-Islam Video
• LinkedIn Ruling Boosts Prospects For Data Breach Plaintiffs
• Strip Club's Suit Says NY Tax Laws Violate Free Speech
• Davis & Gilbert Gets $8M Malpractice Suit Cut Down
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Veenker Law's Vicki Veenker
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: BakerHostetler's Pennington
• Home Entertainment Market Offers Opportunity And Peril
• Seacrest's Bond Bid In BlackBerry Row Wildly Off Mark: Judge
• Fla. Atty Faces Ethics Charges In NCAA, Drug Cases
• E-Book Compliance Monitor Says Apple Starting To Play Ball
• Heartbleed Rains On The Legal Cloud Parade
• Philly Inquirer's Majority Owners Pledge $77M Minimum Bid
• Texas Monthly Sues New York Times For Poaching Top Editor
• DC Circ. Blasts 'Porn Troll's' Bad Faith In ISP Subpoenas
• Ex-NFL Player Hits Nike With 'Lights Out' Trademark Suit
• Texting Patents In CBS Case Not Exhausted, Fed. Circ. Told
• Pepper Hamilton, Union Leader To Mediate Contract Fight
• Google Ruling 'Unprecedented, Expansive,' Authors Say
• Universal Says Spy Movie Won't Infringe Bond Franchise
• Apple Asks E-Book Judge To Let Its Experts Testify
• Deals Rumor Mill: Novartis, Disney, Shell
• Pa. Court Blocks Disclosure Of Hotel Tax Information
• Elvis Estate Sues Gunmaker Beretta Over Ad Campaign
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rimon's Robin Powers
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Allen Matkins' Sandi Nichols
• NCAA Player Antitrust Class Action Set For June Trial
• Brand Battles: The Fight Over 'Cronuts' Heats Up
• Philly Papers Win Recusal Bid In Pa. Justice's Libel Suit
• Restaurateur Cries Breach Of 'Who Dat' Trademark Settlement
• Zhongnan Heavy, ZEG Capital Partner On $483M Media Fund
• Minn. Bill Aims To Tax Vikings' Seat Licenses
• $447M Sacramento Kings Arena Project Clears City Hurdle
• Sony Fights Ruling That Nixed Data Breach Coverage
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jeffer's Louise Ann Fernandez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Susman Godfrey's Brooke Taylor
• Keep Your Audience From Checking Email: 5 Legal Talk Tips
• Rising Stars: 2014's Top Attorneys Under 40
• The 2014 Rising Stars, By Firm
• How Law And PR Can Work Together In High-Profile Cases
• NHL Players Body-Check League With 2nd Head Trauma Suit
• Ex-Maker CEO Asks Court To Block $950M Disney Deal
• Record Cos. Hit Megaupload, Founder With Infringement Suit
• Online Gaming Pros Talk Promise, Peril Of Multistate Pacts
• AT&T, Verizon Should Face Antitrust Class, 9th Circ. Hears
• Velti Gets Go-Ahead For Ch. 11 Disclosure Statement
• In Vimeo, 2nd Circ. Can Answer Big DMCA Questions
• Gaming Reform On Hold In Fla. Legislature, Leaders Say
• Ex-Sony Open Promoters Charged With Illegally Selling Tickets
• Employers Shouldn't Strike Out On Leave For New Dads
• Facebook Content Co. Says News Firm Took IP, Didn't Pay
• GoDaddy Escapes Class Action Against 'Revenge Porn' Site
• Rival Insists $750M NY Racino Resort Builders Are Monopoly
• FTC Warns Facebook, WhatsApp To Keep Privacy Promises
• Unpaid Intern Wage Battle Heats Up In 2nd Circ.
• 'Twilight' Distributor Says Studio Siphoned Off Film's Profits
• Shoddy Cards Led To Gambler's $10M Win, NJ Casino Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Jenner's Susan Kohlmann
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Strasburger's Betsy Kamin
• Bipartisan Coalition Backs Tax-Free Internet Access
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Auction Nixed Over Lack Of Qualified Bids
• Facebook Hit With Canada Class Action Over Message Privacy
• 'Knocked Up' Star Sues Duane Reade For $6M Over Photo Use
• 9th Circ. Pulls Plug On DirecTV Contract Suit
• Times-Picayune Ordered To Produce Online Commenter Info
• Contractors Face $7M Suit Over Miami Museum Roof Collapse
• Vikings Owners Can't Halt Partnership Breakup In RE Row
• Northwestern Calls For Overturn Of Football Union Ruling
• Revel Worth Fraction Of $2.4B Cost, Casino Union Says
• 2014 Signals The Return Of The Megamerger
• Goodwin Procter Lures Calif. Tech Pro From Wilson Sonsini
• Pa. Justice Slams Recusal Bid In Philly Inquirer Libel Suit
• Freeh's Penn State Libel Appeal Raises New Issues: Judge
• Wash. Draws Up Compact For Embattled Casino Proposal
• Bruce Lee Estate Makes Peace In Long-Running T-Shirt IP Suit
• Cuban's New Cyber Dust App Unlikely To Rattle SEC
• Harrah's Poor Hiring Practices Led To Assault, Atty Says
• 7th Circ. Grills 'Porn Troll' Prenda In Sanctions Appeal
• Porn Co. Cheated Courts Of $1.2M In Fees, 9th Circ. Hears
• Dems Worry $45B Comcast-TWC Deal Will Hurt Competition
• NY Court Won't Revive NBA Official's Discrimination Claims
• Penn State Input Needed In $60M NCAA Fine Dispute: Court
• EU OKs $184M Grant For Sports Stadium Upgrades In Ireland
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: O'Brien And Ryan's Hansen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Paradigm's Maureen Dorney
• Kan. Follows Yellow Brick Road To Broad Privilege Waiver
• Guild Can Intervene In Philly Inquirer Parent's Dissolution Suit
• Proskauer, Greenberg Blast Inclusion In Facebook Fraud Suit
• Fla. Art Museum Sues City Over Failure To Keep Up Facility
• Apple Seeks Stay In E-Book Suit Pending Class Cert. Appeal
• Capitol Wins Damages Over Rap Song Use In Video Game
• Miami OKs $225M Port Debt, Nixes Deal Linked To Stadium
• Calif. Royalties Act Constitutional, Artists Tell 9th Circ.
• Justice Of The Peace: CIT Chief Judge Donald Pogue
• Comcast Hopeful $45B TWC Deal Will Clear Antitrust Hurdles
• GoDaddy Tries To Avoid Sanctions Over Bid To DQ Judge
• Time Inc. To Raise $1.4B In Debt To Back Spinoff Plan
• 'Jock Tax' Repeal Wins Tenn. Legislative Approval
• DC Circ. OKs Netflix Price Discrimination Fix At USPS
• Pearson Hit With Copyright Suit Over Photo Use
• Amazon, IMDb Program Guide Patent Victory Affirmed
• DirecTV Class Action Waiver Deemed Unenforceable In Calif.
• Calif. Assembly Moves To Study Bill Banning Orca Shows
• Paterno Family Demands Pepper Hamilton's Sandusky Docs
• UMG Hits Nextune With $21M Suit For Ripping Off Library
• Alibaba Affiliate Drops $1B On Chinese TV Co. Stake
• Giants Fight To Keep Memorabilia Suit In Federal Court
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Saul Ewing's Debbie Spranger
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sheppard Mullin's Whitney Roy
• McAndrews, Schiff Blasted For 'Bad Faith' IP Suit
• Racy Trademarks And Patents Are Not On Equal Footing
• Court Doc Access Suit Raises 1st Amendment Issues: 9th Circ.
• Movie Cos. Hit Megaupload, Founder With Infringement Suit
• High Court Poised To Set New Bar For Class Action Removal
• Ex-Dodgers Owner Seeks $1.9M In Attys' Fees From Ex-Wife
• Paramount Wants 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Libel Suit Tossed
• MoveOn's 'Hope You Don't Love Your Health' Sign Stays In La.
• A Court Is A Poor Place To Air Dirty Linen
• 7 Gas Rebates Suits Against Pilot Flying J Consolidated
• Schumer Seeks Tax Break For Live Theater Production
• Using Social Media In The Workplace May Get Dicier
• DOL Says Judge Dropped Ball In Hearst Intern Wage Row
• GTCR Drops $524M On Marketing Software Co.
• MLB Says Antitrust Exemption Strikes Out San Jose Suit
• Universal's Spy Film Is A James Bond Knockoff, MGM Says
• EU Releases Guidelines On Telecom, E-Service VAT Scheme
• High Court Mulls Class Action Removal In Oil Royalty Row
• Sandusky Atty Must Answer To Evidence Leak Order
• Dish's Ergen Looks To Sue Falcone Over LightSquared Ch. 11
• Vivendi Chooses Altice's €17B Offer For SFR
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steinman & Rodgers' Rodgers
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bilzin Sumberg's Amaducci
• Pros And Cons Of Trial Presentation Software Programs
• Actress Fights Google's En Banc Bid In Anti-Islam Video Case
• Alleged Lienholders Look To Unwind $2.2B Caesars Deal
• Loeb's Third Point Asks Investors To Ditch Sotheby's Board
• Google 'Ripples' Don't Infringe Ripl Trademark, Court Says
• UMG, Sony, Warner Plotted Copyright Ambush, Amway Says
• Brand Battles: Heineken v. 'Meat Juices'
• 4 Tax Tips For Counseling High-Tech Startups
• 2nd Circ. Weighs In On Copyright Statute Of Limitations
• Viacom, MTV Intern Collective Action Gets Green Light
• Caesars, Dunkin' Hit In Landmark's Patent Suit Blitz
• New Election Warranted At VW Plant, Harvard Prof. Says
• FCC Lowers TCPA Consent Bar For Informational Texts
• NBC Employee's Partnership Suit Against Ed Schultz Revived
• Conde Nast Ready To Cut A Deal In Interns' Pay Spat
• Thomson Reuters, SJP Reach Hoboken Lease Expansion
• SEC Threats Don't Help In-House Bar Prevent Retaliation
• Scathing Mark Cuban Op-Ed Takes Aim At SEC Evidence Policy
• MSG Seals $226M Sale Of TV Network Fuse To SiTV
• Gordon Ramsay Burned Business Partner, $10M Suit Says
• Walt Disney Hit With ADA Suit Over Guest Policy Change
• Goldman Sachs Can Keep $63M From Adelphia, 2nd Circ. Says
• Bouygues Raises Vivendi Bid To $20B As Decision Nears
• Cozen O'Connor Aims To Recoup $50M For Bankrupt Casino
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Feinberg Day's Elizabeth Day
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Pillsbury's Elizabeth Moeller
• 6 Tips For Addressing Cy Pres Awards In Class Actions
• Beware Of Conditional Responses To Discovery
• NJ Casino Hit With 3rd Class Action Over Slot Promotion
• Sony Open Organizer's Suit Over Tennis Stadium Needs Work
• Ex-NYPD Chief's Suit Against A-Rod Atty Moved To NY
• Copyright Office GC Says Aereo's Argument Is 'Incorrect'
• Mass. Casino Deadline Pushed To Lure In More Bidders
• Bad Yelp Reviews Set Off 2K FTC Complaints Since '08
• Netflix, OpenTV Streaming Patent Suit Moved To Calif.
• Dish Chairman Demands Finance Docs From LightSquared
• Northwestern Football Players To Vote On Union In Late April
• Sirius XM, Catch A Wave Settle Radio-Patent Spat
• Fla. Senate OKs Daytona Speedway Sales Tax Break
• Women Sue Beyonce, Others Over Chicago Concert Trampling
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Caldwell's Robyn Crowther
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wendel Rosen's Patricia Curtin
• EU To Review Liberty's $13.7B Ziggo Takeover
• Malone's Liberty Media Cuts B&N Stake, Drops Board Seat
• Fed. Circ. Tosses Dog Sports Jersey IP Suit
• High Court Urged To Review Marvel Copyright Row
• Judge Signals Joining Of Time Warner Investor Suits Unlikely
• Deal Jumpers Zero In On Tech, Telecom Companies
• Ex-State Dept. Analyst Gets 13 Months For N. Korea Info Leak
• Bill Aims To Revive DOI's Power To Put Tribal Land In Trust
• Pa. High Court Nixes Sandusky Appeal
• Enviros Sanctioned For Altered Evidence In Disney CWA Feud
• Pinnacle Sells St. Louis Casino For $260M To Tropicana
• AMC Says Rival Theater's Antitrust Suit Shows No Conspiracy
• Comcast Antitrust Row Plows Ahead Without Chicago Class
• Netflix Smeared Ex-Exec After Amazon Move, Suit Says
• Bouygues Gives Vivendi Choice Between Sweetened Offers
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Haynes And Boone's Jan Sharry
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Farella Braun's Stephanie Skaff
• Pa. AG Says Federal Court Can't Hear Ex-PSU Head's Suit
• Tour De France Prize Insurer Fights Lance Armstrong Appeal
• Warner Bros. Wins $2.6M Over 'Wizard Of Oz' Infringment
• The Lion In Winter: Judge Stephen Reinhardt
• Yankee Stadium Waiters Win Appeal In Tip Row
• Fla. Sports Facility Funding Bill Gets House Panel's OK
• Astros, Comcast Enter Mediation Over Sports Network Ch. 11
• Missed Deadlines Imperil $375M Casino Projects In Miss.
• Female Publicis Workers Denied Class Status In Bias Case
• NY Sen. Seeks Licensing, $10M Fee For Online Poker Games
• Gawker Says Tarantino Can't Back Up Copyright Suit
• Defunct Philly Casino Project Files For Ch. 11
• NY Budget Includes Tax Credit For Live Theater Productions
• Ex-Supermodel Janice Dickinson Lands Deal In Bankruptcy
• Freeh Fights Stay Of Penn State Sex Abuse Libel Suit
• FTC Says Cole Haan 'Pins' Were Product Endorsements
• Opening Shots Fired In Fox, Hearst Intern Wage Appeals
• Drones And The Potential Redefinition Of Privacy
• Deals Rumor Mill: AmLaw, Sam Zell, TPG Capital
• News Corp., Murdoch Evade Investor Suit Over Phone Hacking
• Bad AIA Filings Doom Bloomberg-Opposed Stock Alert Patent
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sheppard Mullin's Betsy McDaniel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Saul Ewing's Jennifer Peterson
• Orlando OKs Construction Deal For $85M Soccer Stadium
• Bouygues Extends €13B SFR Offer, Adds Breakup Fee
• 9th Circ. Won't Sanction Google Over Video Removal Order