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Media & Entertainment - June, 2014

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• Apple Faces Jury As Emblaze's Video IP Trial Kicks Off
• 16 Casino Proposals Delivered To NY Regulators
• Tinder Fostered Abusive Culture, Sex Bias Suit Says
• Facebook Wants Rembrandt To Pay Up For Failed Patent Suit
• Calif. High Court OKs Newspaper Carriers' Suit As Class Action
• McElroy Deutsch Dodges Sanctions In RE Investment Dispute
• Pa. Court Says It Can't Review Stay In Freeh Libel Row
• Spanish Broadcasting Can't Unseat Investors' Contract Claim
• Stallone Can't Win Fees After Beating 'Expendables' Suit
• NBC Beats George Zimmerman's 911 Call Defamation Suit
• Hearst Tells 2nd Circ. Interns Were Not Employees
• RI Law Firm Strikes $4.4M Deal To Exit 38 Studios Row
• Lance Armstrong Can't Duck FCA Suit Over USPS Sponsorship
• AIG Unit Removes NJ Racetrack's $20M Sandy Coverage Suit
• Attys Asked To Peg Antitrust Theories As NCAA Trial Wraps
• 'Dog Whisperer' Production Co.'s Fraud Suit Survives Mauling
• Parents Seek Punitive Damages For Staples Center Death
• NFLers' $53M Suit Still Falls Short Of End Zone, BB&T Says
• Ind. Appeals Court Boots Suit Over Townsquare Radio Buys
• Canada's Tough Anti-Spam Law Catches US Cos. Off Guard
• RE Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Deutsche Bank, Property Markets
• LightSquared Lands Bankruptcy Deal But Ergen Is Still Out
• Superman Creator's Heirs Ask High Court To Kill DC Rights
• 4 Ways To Build An Internet Gaming Practice
• Blinded Baseball Fan's Suit Strikes Out At Ind. High Court
• Redbox To Pay $1.2M, Alter Kiosks In Deal With Blind Users
• Brand Battles: NFL, Nissan, MetLife, Keurig
• Aereo Ruling Dooms Dish's 'Hopper,' Fox Tells 9th Circ.
• Caesars To Shutter Showboat AC Casino, Blaming Tax Burden
• Penn National Withdraws Bid For $480M Philly Casino
• Kirkland & Ellis Guides 3 Hong Kong IPOs
• Indie Music Group Hits YouTube With EU Antitrust Complaint
• Detroit Bankruptcy Judge Rejects Demand For Art Details
• Music Rights Group Ducks Price-Fixing Claims
• 4 Things Every Law Firm Should Do Upon A Cyberbreach
• Today's Retailers Are Fighting Yesterday's Privacy Laws
• Facebook Battles NY Prosecutors Over User-Data Warrants
• Hulu Ruling Casts Doubt On Large-Scale Privacy Class Actions
• 5 Big NLRB Cases Up For Review After Noel Canning
• Senate OKs Satellite TV Bill, Delays On Cellphone Unlocking
• G&E Lures Brown Rudnick Pro To Lead Its Bankruptcy Group
• $37M Beating Suit Against LA Dodgers, McCourt Heads To Jury
• Miami Gallery Sues Artist For $1M Over Failed Partnership
• Falcone's Exit Portends Peace For LightSquared
• Penn National Riverboat Casino Can Keep Rolling, For Now
• Aussie Watchdog Raps Dating Site For Breach, Lax Security
• Del. Senate Approves $9.9M Boost For Casinos
• Pa. Justice's Libel Suit Against Inquirer, Daily News OK'd
• NCAA's No-Pay Pact Not A Cartel, Antitrust Expert Says
• Mass. Throws Open Door To Hopefuls For Last Casino License
• In Rare Move, Judge Won't Stay Google Case For AIA Review
• MGM Rips Universal's Bid To Nix Spy Film Copyright Suit
• EU Spurns Dutch Bid To Review $13.7B Liberty-Ziggo Deal
• When Online Marketing Programs Are Illegal
• Aereo Decision: When Innovation Looks Like Imitation
• Armstrong Ruling Is 1st To Reject WSLA Application To FCA
• Apple Says DOJ Has No Evidence Of E-Books Price-Fixing
• Aereo's Dead, But The Cloud Lives On
• No Verdict Yet For Ex-News Corp. Editors' Bribery Charges
• BoyarMiller Sued Over Radio Host's Alleged Investment Scam
• Newspaper-Tracking Software Doesn't Infringe, 6th Circ. Says
• Casino Hopefuls Face Tough Road After Mass. Repeal Ruling
• McD's, Others Are Antennatech's Latest Patent-Suit Targets
• NYT, Forbes Hit With Subscription Fraud Class Action
• Lawyers Weigh In On Supreme Court's Aereo Ruling
• Aussie Gaming Co. Eyes $1B Takeover Of VGT
• MGA's Bid For New IP Trial Is Just A Rehash, Court Hears
• FINRA Bars Adviser Who Defrauded Ex-NFL, NBA Players
• Coverage Suit Over Dish's Malpractice Claims Stays Alive
• Oculus Blasts Virtual Reality Trade Secrets Suit
• The Force Is With Chicago For George Lucas' $1B Museum
• $765M Award Cap Scrapped In NFL Concussion Settlement
• Barnes & Noble To Spin Off Nook Media
• High Court Rules Aereo Is Illegal
• Hachette Buys Perseus Books Amid Amazon Price Fight
• Pitbull's 'Timber' Sparks Royalty Fight With Songwriters
• Hot Dog-Induced Injuries Not Part Of Baseball's Game
• Postgame: Drinker Biddle's Witten Talks Redskins Win
• Dems Take Tough Line On $49B AT&T-DirecTV Deal
• Constellation Says TWC Is 'Forum Shopping' In Patent MDL
• NCAA Pay Could Mess With Athletes' Heads, Top Official Says
• Magazine Wholesaler Can Fund Ch. 11 Using Cash Collateral
• Comcast Asks 7th Circ. To OK 'Porn Troll' Contempt Sanctions
• Sealing The Deal: Weil Steers DirecTV In $49B Sale To AT&T
• German Booksellers Target Amazon In Antitrust Complaint
• Mass. Court Says Voters Can Repeal Casino Expansion Law
• Ex-News Corp. Editor Beats Bribery, Hacking Charges
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ten Network, Loral, Scripps
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Can't Nix $19M Slander Verdict
• Snapchat Urges Trimming Of Purported Co-Founder's Claims
• ValueVision Replaces CEO, Shuffles Board Amid Proxy Fight
• Donald Sterling Insists He Was Tricked Into Mental Exams
• Magazine Wholesaler Hits Ch. 11 Amid Print Readership Slump
• 3rd Circ. Rejects Challenge To Coastal Ch. 11 Plan
• Lifting NCAA Pay Ban May Cause Corruption, Commish Says
• George Clinton Songs Are Fair Game In Fee Row: 9th Circ.
• Sandusky Investigation Delayed By Missteps, Pa. AG Says
• How They Won It: Proskauer Defends Loser-Pays Bylaws
• High Court Won't Weigh In On $31M Media Payroll Tax Fight
• After High Court Pass, New NJ Sports Betting Bill Proposed
• Reuters Hacked By Syrian Group Using Ad Network Taboola
• A-Rod Drops Damages Suit Against Yankees' Team Doctor
• Songwriters Take Copyright Suit Against Usher To 2nd Circ.
• A New Chapter In Video Privacy Protection Act's History
• Viacom Can't Kill Cablevision's Antitrust Bundling Suit
• 'Middle Men' Producer Hit With $12M Judgment In Loan Feud
• Kid Brands Gets Interim Nod For $49M DIP Loan In Ch. 11
• Dolan Co. Shareholders Can Revisit Split Of $3.2M Settlement
• FTC's Wright Says Antitrust Law 'Just Fine' To Police Internet
• Brand Battles: Discovery Channel, Big Boy v. Big Boi, Kind
• Big Ten Athletes Sign Over Rights, Chief Testifies For NCAA
• Walt Disney Hit With Ex-Employees' Wage Class Action
• 8th Circ. Revives NFL Salary Cap Antitrust Saga
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Lafarge, Google
• Riddell Sacked In Fight For Lower Duties On Football Pants
• Nintendo's Wii Infringes Philips Remote Patents: UK Court
• Hard Rock Teams Up With Developer To Make NY Casino Bid
• Martha Stewart, HSN Beat Chinese Cutlery Action
• Mormon Dating Site Settles Trademark Spat With LDS Church
• Former Def Jam Intern Claims UMG Stiffs Interns On Wages
• A-Rod Atty Misconduct Proof 'Overwhelming': Ex-NYPD Boss
• Reed Smith Adds 5 K&L Gates Product Liability Partners
• The Current State Of Native Advertising
• French Probe Didn't Start Clock On Armstrong FCA Suit: Judge
• Twitter Hit With $5M TCPA Class Action Over Unwanted Texts
• NCAA Chief Says He Nixed Deals To Trim Player Exploitation
• Toymaker Kid Brands Files Ch. 11, Plans To Sell Business
• Atlantic City's Revel Casino Gambles On Second Bankruptcy
• Calif. Wins TRO To Stop Armed Tribal Casino Fight
• Nevada Gaming Commission To Get New Chairman
• Cadwalader Can't Slip $17M Malpractice Ruling In Six Flags Suit
• Amazon Warehouse Workers Get Stay Lifted From Wage Case
• Trademark Takeaways From The Washington Redskins Case
• Donald Sterling's Wife Seeks Restraining Order After Threats
• Platters Pretender Must Identify As Tribute Band
• FCC Hits Chinese Signal Jammer Co. With Record $34M Fine
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams Mullen's McCarroll
• Now A High School Sports League Under Antitrust Scrutiny
• Smartphone Forensics: Tips From The E-Discovery Trenches
• UK-Based LLP Partners Now Enjoy More Protections
• Auditor General Says Pa. Horse Racing Industry In Danger
• End Is In Sight For 'Redskins' After TTAB Ruling
• Skee-Ball Maker Settles Trademark Row With League
• Paying NCAA Athletes Would Spur 'Chaos,' Univ. Chief Says
• Catholic Co.'s Suit Over ACA Contraception Mandate Clipped
• Snooki, Perfumer Reach Deal Barring Use Of Her Likeness
• Food Cos. Pledge To Unify Labeling, Restrict Ads For Kids
• Fake Giants Memorabilia Suit Belongs In Federal Court: Judge
• Comcast's Win Encourages ISPs To Fight User-Data Requests
• Christie's Looks To Ditch Suits Over Sandy-Damaged Artwork
• RE Rumor Mill: Queens Rental Record, TIAA-CREF, Greystar
• Facebook Privacy Suit Needs EU Input, Irish High Court Says
• Barnes & Noble, LSI End Nook Patent Dispute
• Lady Gaga Triumphs In Copyright Suit Over 'Judas'
• TTAB Cancels Washington Redskins' Trademark Registrations
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Davis Wright's Kelli Sager
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bush Seyferth's Cheryl Bush
• Union Boss Wants FBI Affidavit Sealed In Pa. State Court
• NY Court Keeps Tribe Leadership Row Out Of $250M Bond Suit
• 6th Circ. Gossip Site Ruling A Relief For Web Hosts
• Facebook, Google Urge Justices To Take Up Spokeo Case
• FDA Social Media Guidance Gives Drug Promos An Opening
• Foxwoods JV Pulls Plug On NY Casino Over Financing Woes
• E-Books Deal Frees Apple To Focus On Fight With DOJ
• NCAA Expert Claims Athletes' 'Entitlement' Sparked Lawsuit
• Hulu Users Denied Class Cert. In Video Privacy Suit
• Bill Would Create FCC Ban On Internet 'Fast Lane' Deals
• The Adventure Of The Sherlock Holmes Copyright Case
• PE Firms Nab $4B Majority Stake In Retail Marketing Co.
• Fox Bid To Nix 'New Girl' Suit 'Disingenuous,' Writers Say
• Judge Exits Michael Jordan Row After Schiff Hardin 'Attack'
• Fox, MGM Combat Nissim Royalty Claims Over DVD Patents
• Deal To Preserve Detroit Art Collection Gets AG's Approval
• Heller Ruling May Be Knockout Punch Against Jewel Claims
• Film-Focused Hedge Fund Aramid Enters Bankruptcy
• Miami-Dade OKs $4M Super Bowl Incentive For Dolphins
• Songwriter Must Defend Claim In Brad Paisley Copyright Row
• YouTube Fingered For Greasing Sales Of Stolen Card Info
• UK Official Admits Google, Facebook Snooping, Groups Say
• Apple Settles $700M E-Books Antitrust Suit To Avoid Trial
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Levine Sullivan's Gayle Sproul
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Monica Shilling
• Ex-CollegeHumor Editor Sues IAC For Discrimination
• Ad Agency Arnold Worldwide Sued By Unpaid Interns
• NCAA Not Exactly An Amateur League, Expert Says
• Mystery Solved: Holmes Not Under Copyright, 7th Circ. Says
• Gossip Site Immune From Libel Suit, 6th Circ. Says
• Grand Jury Protections Don't Shield Pa. Senate, Court Says
• Judge Asked To Toss MGA's Bad-Faith Claims In Bratz Brawl
• YouView Infringes 'Your View' Trademark, UK Court Says
• Pa. Can Grant 2nd Philly Casino License, Court Rules
• JC Penney Liable For Meddling In Macy's-Martha Stewart Deal
• CORRECTED: Justices To Decide If Facebook Threats Are Free Speech
• Deals Rumor Mill: Grocery Outlet, Telefonica, Alibaba
• High Court Won't Hear Scottie Pippen's Defamation Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe & Johnson's Flanery
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nexsen Pruet's Marguerite Willis
• Sony Strikes $15M Deal To Exit Data-Breach MDL
• Dolan Co., Bayside Balk At Bid To Amend Ch. 11 Confirmation
• Divorcees Brawl Over Time Warner-Acquired Software Patents
• NCAA Can Afford To Cut Athletes In On Billions, Expert Says
• Brand Battles: Mattel, T-Mobile, Philip Morris
• Decency Act Shields Facebook From $1B Suit, DC Circ. Says
• $5B Deal Gives PokerStars A New Shot At US Market
• Poker Players Fight NJ Casino's Bid To Nix Phony Chips Suit
• Senate Dems Ask FCC To Relax Broadcaster Collusion Rules
• McAndrews Held Sues Ad Agency For Fees In TM Row
• Ex-Dodgers Owner McCourt Grilled In $37M Fan Beating Suit
• Jury Sides With Facebook In Patent Trial Over 'Like' Button
• Greenberg, Osler Rep Amaya On $5B PokerStars, Full Tilt Buy
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Nintendo In Wii Patent Case
• LinkedIn Escapes Wiretap Act Claims In Email-Harvesting Row
• FCC To Probe Netflix Speed Deals With Internet Providers
• AI Advertising Co. Inks Full-Floor Lease On W. 33rd Street
• Pa. Officials Can't Nix NCAA Suit Over $60M Sandusky Fines
• NH Supreme Court Tosses Challenge To Old Gambling Tax
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Alibaba, American Securities
• Mattel, Warner Bros. Extend DC Comics Toy Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Eldora Ellison
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ogletree Deakins' Melissa Bailey
• A 2nd Circ. Copyright Victory For Educational Institutions
• Sony, Michael Jackson's Estate Hit With Fraud Class Action
• Fox Sacks Sports Streaming Patent Suit At Texas Trial
• Porn Co. Ties Opposing Lawyer To Anti-Copyright 'Hate Group'
• Susan Sarandon Sues Biz Manager For Lying About RE Deals
• Event Rentals Lobs Ch. 11 Plan To Divvy Funds From Biz Sale
• Library Ruling A Good Sign For Google In Next Book Case
• Fans Would Flee If NCAA Paid Athletes, Ex-CBS Exec Says
• Penn National Can't Keep Iowa Riverboat Casino Afloat
• Refco Suit Over $8M Stake In Cantor Unit Gets Trimmed
• 9th Circ. To Rehear Indian Casino Case Against Calif.
• DLA Piper Should Be Ousted From Casino Ch. 11, Trustee Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Imperial Tobacco, Amaya
• Facebook To Target Ads Based On Sites Users Visit
• Typo Says New Keyboard Case Doesn't Infringe BlackBerry IP
• 3 Lessons For Regulators From The Mass. Casino Race
• Transparency In Consumer Tracking Can Ward Off Legal Woes
• Bible Recordings Land Mormon Church In Copyright Suit
• Calif. Bill Would Strip LA Clippers Owner Of Tax Benefits
• Adopt Value Or Be Left In The Ash Heap Of History
• MGM Clears Fee Hurdle To Nab Mass. Casino Resort License
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gordon & Rees' Leslie Benitez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bryan Cave's Chris Cesare
• A More Relaxed Defamation Standard For Online Comments?
• 26-Year Disney Vet Says He Was Booted For A Younger Worker
• Falcons Stadium Opponents Appeal $278M Bond Ruling
• Judge OKs Freelancers' Settlement With Westlaw, LexisNexis
• Ex-Ala. Football Star Fires Back At NCAA 'Amateur' Claim
• Mich. AG Looks To Avoid Questioning On Selling Detroit Art
• The Hidden Costs Of Spreadsheets In Risk Management
• Legal Risks Of Mobile Apps: Rules, Standards And Gaps
• Opinion Quotes Inadmissible In Scranton Times Libel Suit
• MIVA To Pay $2.4M To Settle Shareholder Fraud Suit
• Amazon Blocks Sales Of Warner Home Videos
• Tax News Org Wants Calif. Tax Agency To Turn Over Docs
• Radio Host Can't Halt SEC Case Over Allegedly Inflated Funds
• House Republicans Blast FCC's New JSA Restrictions
• Jay-Z Must Answer Questions In 'Big Pimpin' Suit, Court Told
• Donald Sterling's Wife Asks Court To Rule Him Mentally Unfit
• Los Angeles Clippers Face Wage Class Action By Interns
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gardere's Kim Yelkin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Margaret Dale
• MGA Wins $2.9M In Bratz Coverage, Can't Collect Unpaid Fees
• Beckham Soccer Stadium Loses Miami's Backing
• Developer's Suit Over Failed Trump Property Deal Gets Pared
• NCAA's Member Pacts Stifle Competition, Expert Testifies
• Warner Bros. Seeks To DQ Greenberg Glusker In 'Hobbit' Row
• 76ers Score $82M In Tax Breaks For NJ Training Facility
• NFL Players Hone Allegations In $53M Suit Against BB&T
• Sirius XM Must License Pre-1972 Songs, The Turtles Says
• No Retrial For Atty Who Ran Stock Scheme With Ex-NFLer
• Sterling Shoots For NBA Bylaws In $1B Suit Revival
• Shelly Sterling To Ask Court To Preserve $2B Clippers Sale
• Industry Groups Spar Over Music Licensing On Hill
• 2nd Circ. Backs Fair Use Shield For Book-Scanning Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: SIG, B&M, Bouygues
• Ex-NBA Union Adviser Gets 18 Mos. For Attempted $3M Fraud
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thacker Martinsek's Martinsek
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rutan & Tucker's Kathy Jenson
• Cengage To Pay $68M Bankruptcy Fees To Kirkland, Others
• O'Bannon Says NCAA Cheats Athletes As Antitrust Trial Opens
• NFL Hit Minneapolis With Lofty Demands For Super Bowl 2018
• Tech Group Warns Against $45B Comcast-TWC Merger
• Dolan Co. Wins Ch. 11 Nod, Settles With Shareholders
• Figure Skater Oksana Baiul Rips NBC's 'Extortion' Claim
• NYSE Says Nasdaq Is Shielded From Facebook IPO Claims
• CalPERS, NY Comptroller Bid To Split Netflix Head Roles Fails
• Canadian Telecom Cos. Release First Transparency Reports
• Deals Rumor Mill: Allergan, Credit Suisse, Alitalia
• Hershey Sues Same-Named Lawmaker Over Look-Alike Signs
• High Court Won't Disturb FTC's 2nd Shot At $34M Damages
• The Purpose Of Proposed Rule 37(e)
• 'Dog Day' Royalty Claims Not Barred, Supreme Court Told
• Pa. Magistrate Shows Path For NCAA Concussion Plaintiffs
• Facebook Investor Suit Targets 'Excessive' Director Pay
• UK Adopts 1-Stop VAT System For Telecoms, Digital Services
• NCAA To Pay $20M To Exit Student-Athlete Publicity Suit
• Judge Postpones Detroit Bankruptcy Trial Until August
• Fake It Until You Make It? Battling Fake Online Reviews
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Kerryann Minton
• Female Powerbrokers: WhatleyKallas' Edith Kallas
• CPSC Guidance Signals Shift Toward Online Obligations
• Automatic-Renewal Class Actions Are On the Rise
• Chancery Greenlights Claims Over Activision's $8B Buyback
• Restaurateur Liable In Music Copyright Row, 6th Circ. Says
• Female Publicis Workers To Appeal Cert. Denial In Bias Case
• Brand Battles: Coca-Cola, Kellogg, MasterCard
• Fed. Circ. Partially Vacates Acushnet Golf Club IP Win
• Caesars Hit With Creditor Default Notice Over $2.2B Deal
• Fox Seeks Inequitable Conduct Claim Over Withheld Prior Art
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Nazi-Looted Art At Norton Simon
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sureview, GDF Suez, Delta Electricity
• 9th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Redbox Privacy Class Action
• Calif. Court Says Lloyd's Needn't Defend Painting Mishap Suit
• EU Council Backs Extending Privacy Reform To Google, Others
• PGA Officials' Union Loses Bid To Revive Malpractice Suit
• 9th Circ. Axes NCAA Attempt To Stop Antitrust Trial
• Twitter Gobbles Up Mobile Ad Co. Namo Media
• British Video Game Retailer Raises $203M In IPO
• Calif. Casinos Blast Online Poker Bill's 'Bad Actor' Clause
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Waller's Katie Stenberg
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hanaway
• 16 Tips For Negotiating International Film Distribution
• Evan Rachel Wood Sued For $30M Over '10 Things' Walk-Out
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Twitter, Siemens
• Amazon Workers Not Owed For Security Check Time, SG Says
• Flaum's NY Casino Wins Rensselaer's Vote, Albany Not Happy
• $6M Jury Verdict Nixed In Palms Casino Souvenir Injury Row
• 38 Studios Trustee Launches Slew Of Clawback Suits
• RE Rumor Mill: Kennedy Wilson, Primonial REIM, Lloyds
• Game Over: Pivotal Moments In Sterling's NBA Eviction
• Apple On Hook For State Antitrust Penalties In E-Books Fight
• Beastie Boys Get It Together With $1.7M IP Win Over Monster
• Keys To Successful Legal Outsourcing
• Alibaba Drops $192M On Soccer Club In Shopping Spree
• Calif. Appeals Court Reinstates $6.2M Fan Fire Verdict
• Web Browsing Isn't Infringement, EU High Court Says
• Jennifer Love Hewitt Sues Over Vitamin Spray Ad
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brown Rudnick's Louise Verrill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duval & Stachenfeld's Terri Adler
• 4 Steps To Good Trademark Strategy In A New GTLD World
• Beastie Boys Ask Jury To Pin Monster For IP Infringement
• Social Media Co. Loses On Autodialer Issue In Text Spam Row
• Sterling To Drop $1B NBA Suit, Allow Clippers Sale To Ballmer
• Media Urge Al Jazeera To Heed Order, Unveil AT&T Suit Details
• Media Giants Back HBO In Libel Row Over Child Labor Report
• NCAA Scholarship Class Actions Merged In Calif. Court
• FTC Pushes Senate To Bolster Location Privacy Safeguards
• RE Rumor Mill: Dr. Dre, Blackstone, Allianz Real Estate
• Harper Lee To End 'Mockingbird' Suit After Brief Restart
• Golden Globes 'Hostage' To Dick Clark Deal, 9th Circ. Told
• ALM Media Returns To Wasserstein Team At 33% Discount
• Time Warner Workers Bilked Out Of Wages, Calif. Justices Told
• DOJ To Review Rules For Music Royalties
• Watchdog Mostly Backs General Mills Yogurt Preference Ads
• How Bitcoin Will Bring About A Legal Practice Revolution
• Threats To The 1st Amendment Right To Record In Public
• California Sees Record Number Of Film Tax Credit Applications
• WB's Bid For Fees, Sanctions In Plagiarism Suit Falls Short
• Godzilla Co. Settles With Brewery Over MechaHopzilla Beer
• Redbox Slams Privacy Class Action Appeal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akerman's Mary Carroll
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hanson Bridgett's Linda Klamm
• Depo Of Ex-RI House Speaker OK'd In 38 Studios Row: Report
• Dan Marino To Withdraw From New NFL Concussion Suit
• Del. Whistleblower Suit Could Reshape Gift Card Programs
• Law360 Cheat Sheet: The Battle Over Aereo
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee Wants Founder Held In Contempt
• Bitcoin Entrepreneur Settles SEC Row Over Share Sales
• Orlando Magic's $200M Downtown Project Wins Zoning Change
• 3 Hurdles Casino Cos. Face In Sprint For NY License
• How To Control Your Law Firm's Real Estate Costs
• Former Hollywood Payroll Mogul Arrested For Tax Conspiracy
• Online Gaming Could Fuel Class Actions, Pa. Legislators Told
• LA Clippers Settle $5M TCPA Suit With Home Game Tickets
• NLRB's Northwestern Ruling Off Table In NCAA Antitrust Row
• Facebook Acquires Finnish Mobile Data Startup Pryte
• IDG Capital Closes $586M China Tech, Telecom Fund
• Big Tobacco Wins Approval For Confessional Ad Plan
• Attys Seek $15.7M From Ex-NCAA Players For EA Settlement
• 5 Insights From Nationwide Chief Legal Officer Pat Hatler
• Broadcasters Challenge FCC Collusion Scrutiny At DC Circ.
• Kaleidescape, DVD Group Settle Decade-Old Licensing Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fross Zelnick's Barbara Solomon
• 5 Key Legal Issues In Contracting For SMAC Services
• Sterling Axed Aid For Refusing Sex, Protesting Racism: Suit
• $400M Ticketmaster Fee Settlement Gets Tentative Approval
• Beastie Boys Fight For Right To Introduce Monster Emails
• AMC, IFC Escape 'Tabloid' Doc Suit Alleging Stolen Pics
• Icahn, Mickelson Case Is No Hole In One
• NJ Bill Would Ease Standard For Gambling Exclusion List
• Nev. High Court Revives Defamation Claim Against Sands CEO
• Sterling's $1B Antitrust Suit Against NBA Won't Fly
• Congress May Feel Heat After High Court Punts On Shield Law
• Nasdaq Urges 2nd Circ. To Keep Facebook IPO Appeal Alive
• Star-Ledger Never Fulfilled Pay Raise Promises, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Cinven, Protective Life
• Creative Collaborations: Law Firms And Corporations
• Global Privacy Regulators Ramping Up Mobile App Scrutiny
• AP, Dow Jones, Others Face Copyright Suit Over Republication
• Caesars' Suit Over $1B Mass. Casino Bid Nixed
• Justices Won't Hear Cleveland Indians Coverage Appeal
• Former Astros Owner Sues For Coverage Of TV Deal Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sugarman Rogers' Chris Netski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Benesch's Megan Mehalko
• Texas' Fair-Notice Pleadings Standard May Be In Trouble
• Justices Seek SG's Input On Spider-Man Toy Royalty Dispute