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Media & Entertainment - July, 2014

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• 7th Circ. Affirms Contempt Fines Against 'Porn Troll' Attys
• Boies Schiller Dodges Fashion Model's Malpractice Suit
• OPINION: Lawyers Should Think In Terms Of Big Data
• Texas Appeals Court Says Marketing Worker OK'd Arbitration
• Ex-NFLers Seek Medical Docs Amid $765M Concussion Deal
• ITC Judge Ends Samsung, Nintendo Disc Drive Patent Probe
• NCAA Concussion Deal Discourages Future Recovery Suits
• Rights Groups Press 2nd Circ. To Flip Vimeo DMCA Rulings
• Dewey Trustee Demands Back Fees From Music Producer
• Activists Appeal To Block $477M Sacramento Kings Arena
• Disney Wins $240K In Fees From Stan Lee Media
• FTC's Wright Says Costs Of Apple Case May Exceed Benefits
• Frost Brown Todd Adds Dickinson Wright Licensing, Film Pro
• RE Rumor Mill: LIVWRK, Playboy HQ, Helmsley Trust
• Shaw Communications To Pay $1.2B For ViaWest Data Centers
• EFF Presses Va. High Court To Keep Yelp Posters Anonymous
• NY REIT Snags Twitter HQ In $335M Deal
• New GTLDs: A Slow Start — But The Floodgates Will Open
• Mugshots Website Says Free Speech Bars Class Action
• Copyright Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2014
• $1.75M Exec Bonus Plan OK'd In Bankrupt Revel Casino Sale
• NJ May Be Ready To Roll Dice On Casino Gambling Expansion
• Judge Won't Toss Copyright Suit Over Disney's 'Frozen'
• Al Jazeera Tries To Ax Sealed Docs In Settled AT&T Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, TRW Automotive, UniCredit
• Failed Philly Casino Venture Wins Ch. 11 Plan Approval
• Study Finds Calif. Firms Dominated US IPO Market In 2013
• Amaya Shareholders OK $5B Deal For PokerStars' Parent
• Comcast Spectacor Ducks Finder's Fee Suit Over 76ers Sale
• Apple, States Can't Agree On Changes To E-Books Deal
• Time Warner Unit Dodges Antitrust Suit Over Cable-Box Tying
• DreamWorks Says SEC Investigating 'Turbo' Write-Downs
• Ex-News Of The World Editors Charged In Phone Hack Sting
• The Risks Posed By Anonymous Social Apps
• Death Rattle For Unfinished Business Claims?
• 5 Food Reporters Subpoenaed In $1.2B 'Pink Slime' Row
• NCAA's $75M Deal Shortchanges Players, Judge Told
• Facebook Hit With $123M 'Revenge Porn' Suit Over Fake Pics
• Patent 'Troll' Accuses Adam Carolla Of Spurning Podcast Deal
• 5th Circ. Axes Texas Bingo Law Limiting Political Speech
• Gawker Not Covered For Hogan Sex Tape Row, Insurer Says
• Chase Beats Rocker Rundgren's Mortgage Suit In 9th Circ.
• Affinity Gaming Ends Shareholder Feud With Board Change
• Delaware Says Gift Card Suit Belongs In State Court
• Sens. McCain, Flake Move To Stop Controversial Indian Casino
• Pa. GC To Hire Outside Counsel For Foxwoods Casino Case
• NCAA Agrees To $75M Settlement In Concussion Injury MDL
• Redskins Ruling Is Consistent With TTAB Precedent
• FTC, Ireland Urged To Curb Facebook's Expanded Ad Tracking
• Employment Law Firm Again Sued Over Sex Harassment Video
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Says Judge Can't Jail Him
• Warner 'Happy Birthday' Rights Letters Privileged, Judge Says
• Donald Sterling Loses Clippers Fight As Judge OKs $2B Sale
• Ex-Philly Housing Chief Pushes For Expert In Libel Suit
• Fontainebleau Lenders Say D&O Deal Will Harm BofA Suit
• Calif. Dems Press FCC To End Dodgers Blackout
• Black Eyed Peas Get $2.5M After Beating Song-Theft Claim
• BakerHostetler Snags Ex-Foley & Lardner Trademark Pro
• RE Rumor Mill: Yodle, Thor Equities, LeFrak Org.
• GM, Ford Hit With Class Action Over Music Royalties
• Facebook Calls Rembrandt's New IP Trial Bid 'Sour Grapes'
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Fox, Danone
• Apple's $3B Beats Buy Wins EU Antitrust Watchdog's OK
• Bose Says Beats Rips Off Its Headphone Tech
• Dealmakers Q&A: Davis Wright's Sarah Tune
• Dealmakers Q&A: Burns & Levinson's Josef Volman
• 6th Circ. Pushes Excess Carriers To Monitor Primary Denials
• FCC Approves Sinclair's $1B Acquisition Of 8 TV Stations
• Residents' Bid To Block New Sacramento Kings Arena Nixed
• Amazon Seeks To End Suit Over Hidden Amazon Prime Costs
• Deals Rumor Mill: CNN, Zillow, IBM
• Warner Cries Privilege On 'Happy Birthday' Rights Letters
• Spanier Can't Sue Pa. AG, Says Federal Judge
• LA Clippers Must Be Sold Quickly, Sterling's Wife Says
• Editor Axed Over Homophobic Blog Post Files EEOC Claim
• Facebook Says SEC Won't Bring Enforcement Action Over IPO
• Nevada Regulators Greenlight Player Pooling In Online Poker
• Liberty Media Sketches Out $4.8B Cable Spinoff Plan
• Calif. Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Yelp Review Filter
• Star-Ledger Publisher Sells 177K SF Newark HQ
• Taxation With Representation: Vinson, Jones Day, Skadden
• SeaWorld Settles 'Aquatica' TM Claims With Swimwear Co.
• Fox Inks $9.3B Deal With BSkyB As Time Warner Rumors Swirl
• Litigator's Perspective: 5 Tips On Arbitration Provisions
• Vimeo Urges 2nd Circ. To Reverse Judge's DMCA Rulings
• GoDaddy Users' Domain Names Ruled Too Close To Oscars Marks
• Fox, NBC, FilmOn Drop 9th Circ. Appeals After Aereo Ruling
• NCAA, EA Win OK For $60M College Athlete Class Deals
• DOJ Pushes Congress To Make Illegal Streaming A Felony
• RE Rumor Mill: Ben Shaoul, Flipkart, New York Wheel
• Big Statutory Fines Kill Innovation, Help Trolls: Tech Cos.
• SEC Expands Crackdown On $2.4M Football-Laser Scheme
• Judge Mulls 'Discount' Clause In $450M Apple E-Books Deal
• Twitter, Yahoo Lead MDL Fee Fight Against Patent Cos.
• 8th Circ. Snubs Ex-Napster CEO's Employment Contract Suit
• Panera, AMC Background Checks Illegal, Worker Alleges
• A&E Hit With Trademark Suit Over 'Duck Dynasty' Camo Gear
• $1B Boston Convention Center Bill Awaits Governor's Nod
• Deals Rumor Mill: BSkyB, SodaStream, Islandsbanki
• 5th Circ. Sides With Anheuser, Jets In 'Ultimate Fan' Row
• Twitter, Others Dodge TQP's Encryption Patent Suits
• CBS Lands $11M Tax Credit To Keep Colbert 'Late Show' In NY
• Sterling Witness Undercuts Claim Medical Exams Were A Trap
• States Threaten To Sue FCC Over City-Run Broadband Projects
• Lawmakers Say Bill To Block Ariz. Casino Could Bring Suits
• Amazon Must Show Time Sheets To Get Fees In Kindle IP Row
• Sony Calls Suit Over Shakira Song An 'Utter Fabrication'
• FCC Warns ISPs Some Net Neutrality Rules Remain On Books
• Deals Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Fox, Fullscreen
• Suspected Cybercrime Ring Indicted Over StubHub Hack
• Brazil Antitrust Watchdog OKs AT&T's $48B DirecTV Buy
• More Ballplayers Sue MLB For Wages In Labor, Antitrust Suit
• Pharrell, Thicke Slam Gaye Heirs' Claim To 'Blurred Lines'
• Monster Looks To Sabotage $1.7M Beastie Boys Win
• 5 Tips To Help Lawyers Make The Most Of Twitter
• Penn State Sued By Paterno's Son Over Sandusky Fallout
• Vorys Strengthens IP Team With 2 Partners From Hahn Loeser
• Ex-Workers Get $2.7M In Casino WARN Class Action
• Trial-Ready In 180 Days: Prepare For SDNY's Rocket Docket
• Club Owner Sues Deutsche For $1M Over Broken Loan Pact
• Donald Sterling Sues NBA, Wife To Block $2B Clippers Sale
• John Travolta Must Face Alleged Ex-Lover's Lawsuit
• Sony Open Organizer Takes New Approach In Stadium Suit
• Fla. Sues Digital Domain Over $20M In Incentive Funding
• HP, Palm Settle Trademark Suit Over 'Chubby Checker' App
• Warner Bros. Can't DQ Greenberg Glusker In $80M 'Hobbit' Suit
• Magazine Wholesaler's $24M Ch. 11 Sale Plan OK'd
• Stalwart Firm Cementing Place As Megadeal Powerhouse
• Ex-Yahoo Legal Chief Named LinkedIn General Counsel
• House Passes Satellite TV Bill That Avoids Big Changes
• NFL Retirees Ask 3rd Circ. To Review Concussion Deal
• News Corp. Settles 3 Phone-Hacking Suits By Actor, Others
• Zuckerberg To Testify Against Alleged Facebook Scammer
• MGM Wins County Council OK For $925M Maryland Casino
• DLA Piper Hands Back Fees To Settle Casino Trustee Row
• Ex-Hotfile CEO Says He Can't Be Sued In US Court
• Inquirer Hits Back At Pa. Justice's Libel Suit
• Michael Jackson's Estate Seeks To Trim 3-D Patent Claims
• Gibson Dunn Adds PE, Sports Expert From Boies Schiller
• 6th Circ. Errs In Conflating Primary With Excess Insurance
• Kilpatrick Snags IP, Employment Experts From K&L Gates
• No Easy Answer On Performance Rights For Pre-'72 Records
• Google Gets Claims Trimmed In Kids' In-App Purchases Suit
• Student Bid To Save DC Museum, Art School Gets Go-Ahead
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fox, Allergan, Elliott Management
• MediaMath Signs On For 106,000 Sq. Ft. At 4 WTC
• Iowa High Court: Riverboat Casino Can Stay Afloat, For Now
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Faces Contempt For Flouting Orders
• Sterling Trust Faces $480M Default If Revoked, CFO Says
• Amazon Says High Court Case Will Affect Calif. Wages Claims
• Jones Day Guides CBS Outdoor On $690M Billboard Buy
• The Biggest California Cases Of 2014: Midyear Report
• Chicago Cubs Sue Over Brawling Knockoff Mascots
• Lacoste North America CEO Discusses US Market: Part 1
• Dealmakers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Jim Ash
• Ex-NFL Players Say Union Conspired To Hide Trauma Risks
• Sterling Can't Use HIPAA To Defeat Alzheimer's Testimony
• Sony, Warner Get Amway 'Copyright Ambush' Suit Trimmed
• Creditors Blast Magazine Wholesaler's $24M Sale Plan
• Skadden Reps Asian Investors In Forbes Majority-Stake Buy
• Young Jeezy, Hells Angels Bury 'Death Head' Trademark Row
• Odds Are NJ Casino Closures Will Spark Deal Wave
• Brand Battles: Brooklyn Nets, Dos Equis, The Masters
• NJ Apartment Complex Mired In Fraud Row Sells For $136M
• SABMiller Places $700M In Shares Of S. African Hotel Co.
• Universal Stole Idea For 'The Purge,' Screenwriter Says
• Google To Drop 'Free' Label From In-App Purchase Games
• Deals Rumor Mill: General Atlantic, Line Corp., Alibaba
• UK Judge Orders Fox To Change 'Glee' Name
• Tribes Urge Appeals Courts To Force Quick NLRB Reviews
• RE Rumor Mill: 5Pointz, W New York Downtown, Atlantic Ave.
• Powerful Tools For Discovery And Litigation Strategy
• AT&T Says FCC Can't Treat Internet Providers As Phone Cos.
• GameStop Scores Win In Kid's Marketing-Fraud Class Action
• Liquidation Plan OK'd For Casino Miami Jai-Alai's Ex-Owner
• YouTube Star Hit With Copyright Suit By Music Label
• Megamerger Bids Become New Norm As Deal-Making Heats Up
• Court Won't Revive Justice's $10M Daily News Defamation Suit
• Netflix, Overstock Fight Bid To Remand Del. Gift Card Suit
• US Fire Wants Out Of Media Co.'s CERCLA Suit
• Liberty Global To Shell Out $822M For ITV Minority Stake
• Texas Judge Slams Door On Slew Of Online Sales Patent Suits
• Delay Notice In $450M Apple E-Books Deal To Get Closer Look
• PRISM Scatters Attorney-Client Privilege
• Iowa High Court Asked To Keep Riverboat Casino Afloat
• Doyle Estate Can't Get High Court Stay In Sherlock Appeal
• Hasbro Hit With Suit Over Candy Land Movie Plans
• Fox Signs On To Develop South Korea's 1st Mega Theme Park
• Copyright Office Blocks Aereo's Compulsory License Bid
• Can A Domain Name Trump Trademark Rights?
• OPINION: Let's Financially Reward Law Firm Diversity
• Comcast Says It Won't Create Internet 'Fast Lanes'
• Lap-Band False Ad Deal Still Hard To Swallow, Judge Says
• Lap Dances Can't Be Taxed, Philly Judge Rules
• Comcast, AT&T Defend Mega-Mergers To Senate Panel
• FTC Expands COPPA Consent Options
• House Moves To Limit FCC On State Broadband Internet Laws
• Toys R Us, Ralph Lauren Exit IP Suit Over Web Shopping Carts
• NJ Bill To Allow Slots At Horse Racetracks Gains Support
• Google Ad Policies Cloud FDA's Drug Promo Guidance
• Oscar Winner Defends Tweets In Suit Over Endorsement Deal
• Toymaker Sues Nickelodeon, Viacom Over Cartoon Copyright
• Time Warner Ducks $80B Fox Bid: Now What?
• Fox's $80B Time Warner Bid Amplifies Clamor For TMT Deals
• Ex-Despot Noriega Says 'Call of Duty' Misused His Image
• TTAB Says 'CloudTV' Is Generic, Can't Be Trademark
• Updated E-Rate Program Requires Anti-Fraud Vigilance
• Ariz. City Switches Stance On Casino Imperiled By Fed. Bill
• Italy's Gtech To Acquire Slot Machine Maker For $5B
• NYC Opera Strikes Deal To Stay In Control Of Sale Talks
• Apple Agrees To Pay Up To $400M To Settle E-Books Claims
• Fla. Has No Public Play Rights, Sirius Says In Turtles Suit
• Houghton Mifflin Inks 106K-SF Lease Outside Chicago
• RE Rumor Mill: Amazon, Guttman, Bank Of Tokyo
• Amazon, Film Cos. Say 'Early Access' Movie Patents Invalid
• Crucial Predictive Coding Case Law: Progressive V. Delaney
• Time Warner Snubs $80B 21st Century Fox Merger Offer
• Seth MacFarlane, Universal Accused Of Lifting Idea For 'Ted'
• Disney Wins Bid To Renew Award In Winnie-the-Pooh Suit
• IBRC Seeks Nod To Sell Tampa Mall Lease To Lightning Owner
• Fla. AG, FTC Sue Over Alleged Business Directory Scams
• 2 Groups Of Comcast Workers Lose Cert. Bids In OT Suits
• 6th Circ. Says Excess Insurer Must Foot $8M Defense Costs
• Nielsen Sues MoodCast Over Stolen Name, Trade Secrets
• Indian Channel Operator Says Rival Sabotaged Dish Contract
• Marvel Tells High Court To Nix Kirby Work-For-Hire Petition
• OPINION: Advance Conflict Waivers Send Wrong Message
• DOJ, Pa. AG Force Divestiture In $963M TV Deal
• FCC Pushes Neutrality Deadline As Web, Cable Cos. Weigh In
• LegalForce Founder's Attys Withdraw After Alleged Fakery
• RE Rumor Mill: Jane Street, Answers.com, Lone Star Funds
• Nike, Starter Sued For Commercials Featuring Copied Song
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rioforte, Portugal Telecom, ONGC
• Recruiting Co. Settles LinkedIn Data-Scraping Suit
• Gordon Rees Says A-Rod Owes Fees For MLB Contract Clash
• A Victory For State Anti-SLAPP Laws
• Dealmakers Q&A: Chadbourne & Parke's Talbert Navia
• Feds Demand Docs In Music Publishing License-Pricing Probe
• Time Warner Ruling Limits Employer Commission Plans
• Google, Viacom Ruling Limits Scope Of Video Privacy Actions
• US Trustee Balks At Vertis' Move To Dismiss Ch. 11 Cases
• Revel Nabs Approval For Bankruptcy Auction Rules
• LightSquared Puts Ergen At Center Of New Ch. 11 Exit Plan
• Pilot Flying J To Pay $92M In Fines Over Fuel Rebate Scheme
• $20M Facebook Ad Deal Violates Privacy Laws, Parents Say
• 9th Circ. Won't Halt Dish Despite High Court's Aereo Ruling
• Comcast, Astros, Rockets Told To Tune Network Sale Terms
• Amazon, Craigslist Told To Unmask Supplement Co. Critics
• German Amazon E-Books Antitrust Row Catches EU's Eye
• Fox Says Interns Not Workers Under Primary Beneficiary Test
• Dell, Panasonic, Others Sued Over Data Transmitting Patents
• Apple Rebuts Chinese Report About IPhone Privacy Risks
• Figure Skater Baiul To Pay NBC's Fees After 'Wild' Claims Axed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Elementia, VistaJet, Hony Capital
• Facebook 'Infected' Jury In Web Diary Patent Row: Rembrandt
• Dick Clark Productions Settles Golden Globes Feud
• Dickinson Wright Ropes Top Entertainment Atty For Nashville
• SGS Can't Escape Cell Privacy Suit On Free Speech Grounds
• Pitfalls Of Intent-To-Use Trademark Applications
• DirecTV Hits Al Jazeera With Current TV Contract Suit
• Lions Gate Sued Amid $7.5M SEC Fine In Icahn Takeover Bid
• Revel, Creditors Agree On Auction Of Assets Worth Up To $1B
• Jury Says Apple Didn't Infringe Emblaze Video-Stream IP
• Tracy Morgan Sues Wal-Mart Over Deadly Truck Crash
• Navy's Text-Spamming Ad Agency Not Immune, 9th Circ. Told
• NY Giants Defend Federal Jurisdiction In Memorabilia Row
• Amazon's FTC Fight May Help E-Retailers, If Not Itself
• Las Vegas Sands Faces $5B Suit Over Macau Gambling Permit
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Wachtell
• Brand Battles: New York Knicks, Cadillac, Duke University
• Amazon Seeks FCC's Blessing On Drone Test Flights
• Sony Gets Nod For $15M Data Breach MDL Settlement
• Bob Marley Label Settles With Universal In Antitrust Suit
• SEC Halts Cynk Tech Trading After No-Revenue Stock Surge
• Chicago Cubs Score Landmark Panel's Approval For 7 Signs
• Detroit Can Hang On To Casino Tax Revenues, Judge Rules
• Tech Giants Get Behind Google Books Fair Use Ruling
• NCAA's Latest Legal Nightmare May Be Most Important
• Doyle Estate Can't Stay Sherlock Holmes Decision: 7th Circ.
• RE Rumor Mill: Macklowe, Walton Street Capital, Shorenstein
• Blank Rome Snags Privacy Class Action Pros From DLA Piper
• Sterling's Racist Remarks Doomed Clippers, Wife Says
• Aereo's Last Stand: The Compulsory License
• Houston Texans, Rodeo Submit $66M Plan To Raze Astrodome
• Deals Rumor Mill: Airbus, WH Group, KKR
• Apple Knocks Emblaze's Biz As Jury Gets $511M IP Case
• Two Sectors Prove Key To M&A Upswing In 2014
• $100M Turks & Caicos Resort Gets Green Light From Gov't
• Tech Cos., Digital Groups Seek Loose TPP Copyright Regs
• Amazon Soaks Parents On Kids' In-App Purchases, FTC Says
• Wolf Haldenstein Boosts RE Practice With Kramer Levin Atty
• Legal Forms And IP Rights: Yours, Mine, Ours Or Theirs?
• Aereo To Restart Services Despite High Court Ruling
• Sterling Slams NBA, Tells Wife, 'Get Away From Me, You Pig'
• Dish Urges FCC To Nix $45B Comcast-TWC Deal
• Detroit Art Valuation Little Help To 'Grand Bargain' Foes
• Fla. Taps Conrad & Scherer To Recoup Digital Domain Funds
• Nevada Gives Initial OK To Online Poker Player Pooling
• LA Dodgers Owe $15M For Giants Fan's Beating, Jury Finds
• Supreme Court Dissents Gain Power From Twitter Tirades
• Fireworks Videos Highlight FAA's Evolving Drone Policy
• Sirius Says Pre-1972 Songs Have No Performance Right
• PTAB Grants Facebook's Petition To Review Sharing Patent
• Mobile Co. Pushes For Revival Of Google IP Suit At Fed. Circ.
• Barnes & Noble Escapes Derivative Suit Over Gov't Probe
• 2nd Circ. Says Enterprise Didn't Steal Car-Sale Program
• Vedder Price Snags Class Action, Privacy Pro From Lathrop
• Deals Rumor Mill: Quiron, Televisa, Green Street Advisors
• Freeh Wants Penn State Libel Suit Moved To Federal Court
• Harbinger Hits Dish, Ergen With $1.5B Suit Over LightSquared
• EU Questions Facebook Rivals Over $19B WhatsApp Deal
• Problems With GTLD Community Objection Process
• Newspaper Carrier Case To Fire Up Misclassification Fights
• Sterling Tells 'Smart-Ass' Lawyer To 'Be A Man' From Stand
• Apple Seeks Midtrial Win In Video-Stream IP Battle
• Tech, Advertising Job Growth Boosts NY CRE Leasing
• Restaurant Owners Demand A Role In Revel Bankruptcy Sale
• Judge Slams Straight Path's 'Oppressive' Subpoena To Netflix
• DOL, Unions Back Interns In Fox Wage Suit At 2nd Circ.
• TTAB Says NY Giants Can't Have 'G-Men' For Shirts
• City Opera Suitor Wants Board Removed From Ch. 11 Sale
• PE Firm Taking New $240M Stab At NY Casino Market
• WB Asks 9th Circ. For Sanctions, Fees After 'Curve' Lawsuit
• Bob Marley IP Victories Harm Free Speech, 9th Circ. Told
• Berlusconi Scion Acquitted In Tax Fraud Trial
• Venable Acquires Weingarten Brown, Adds 7 Attys In LA
• MGA Defends Bad-Faith Claims Against Insurer In Bratz Brawl
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Prison Time For Filmmaker In Tax Row
• 5 Insights From Home Depot GC Teresa Roseborough
• Firm Can't Nix Michael Jackson Publicist's Malpractice Suit
• Crown Resorts Scores Casino License For $1B Aussie Project
• Investor Says News Corp. Poison Pill Violates Settlement
• Wii Patent Case: Recalibration Of Means-Plus-Function Scale
• A Step Toward Alleviating Growing Discovery Problems
• Donald Sterling Has Alzheimer's Disease, Neurologist Testifies
• Google Restores Guardian Article Links In EU After Uproar
• Fox Cites Aereo In 9th Circ. Bid To Halt Dish Streaming
• New NFL Concussion Deal Gets OK, Will Uncap $675M
• Travelers Seeks To Duck Indemnity In NFL Painkillers Suit
• Apple Didn't Rip Off Emblaze's Video-Stream IP, Exec Says
• Ex-Pa. Racetrack Worker To Plead Guilty To Data Tampering
• Davis Polk Litigation Vet Helps Round Out NY Casino Board
• Doyle Estate Will Take Sherlock Holmes To High Court
• FCC Taps Ex-Hunton Atty For AT&T-DirecTV Deal Review
• SABMiller To Sell $1B Stake in South African Hotel Group
• Miss America Org. Accused Of Breaching Licensing Deal
• Aussie Gaming Machine Co. Places $1.3B Bet On US Rival
• Cox Can't Escape Okla. Set-Top Box Tying Suit
• Comcast Techs Win Class Cert. In Race Bias Suit
• Lawyers And Email: Ethical And Security Considerations
• Google Wipes BBC, Guardian Articles From EU Search Results
• NCAA Weighs In Against Northwestern Football Unionization
• Ex-Boxer Files Suit In Pa. For Cut Of Film Sale Settlement
• NCAA, EA Told To Tweak $60M College Athlete Class Deals
• New NFL Concussion Deal Sets Up Future Recovery Clashes
• NELA Backs Intern Class In 2nd Circ. Wage Fight With Fox
• Dog Jersey Designer Seeks High Court Review In IP Row
• Facebook Emotion Study Violates Privacy, EPIC Tells FTC
• Phillies Reach Settlement In Phanatic Injury Case
• Tyler Perry Wins 'What Would Jesus Do' Trademark Battle
• Fake Giants Gear Suit Belongs In State Court, Dealer Says
• Feds Charge Man With Hacking Zendesk, Twitter Accounts
• Lenders Blast Trustee Deal In Vegas Fontainebleau Row
• Google, Viacom Escape Child Web Tracking Suits
• Dealmakers Q&A: Davis Polk's Michael Davis
• 6th Circ. Orders Prompt Ruling On Detroit Casino Tax Issue
• NAD Settlements — They're Possible And Worth Considering
• NCAA Pay Ban Should Be Lifted, Players Tell Trial Judge
• Global Roundup: Reform In Poland, France Goes 'Anti-Amazon'
• Mass. Gaming Board Denies Boston's Bid For Casino Delay
• Magazine Wholesaler Unveils $24M Bid For Sale Rack Biz
• $91M MGM Investor Suit Nixed Over Already-Decided Issues
• Lindsay Lohan Sues 'Grand Theft Auto' Makers Over Lookalike
• Booksellers Back German Antitrust Row Against Amazon
• Holmes Writer Wants Attys' Fees After 'Quixotic' Appeal
• RE Rumor Mill: Hotel Debutesq, Vice Media, Massey Knakal
• Sun Int'l Pays $114M For Lion's Share Of Chilean Casino
• Amazon Won't Roll Over For FTC On In-App Purchases
• European Watchdogs Probe Facebook's Emotion Study
• How 'Raging Bull' Case Could Impact Entertainment Industry
• Facebook's Controversial Emotion Study May Raise FTC's Ire
• Defamation Suit Over Seeking Alpha Blog Post Thrown Out
• Loyalty Claim Revived In ValCom's Suit Against Ex-Brass
• Martha's Vineyard Gambling Row To Stay In Federal Court
• Rock Musical's Song-Rights Suit Against Warner Paused
• Donald Sterling Trial Will Not Focus On His Mental Capacity
• Barry Bonds' Obstruction Conviction Gets En Banc Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: ConvaTec, United Biscuits, ING
• 'Raging Bull' Bars Disney Attys' Fees, Stan Lee Media Says
• Sen. Leahy Says Net Neutrality Is Online 'Bill of Rights'
• Netflix, Others Say Del. Gift Card Suit Is Unconstitutional
• A Key Call On Calif. Independent Contractor Classification
• China Mobile Games Sued Over Bribery Scandal
• Lingerie Football Players Sue Over Skimpy Wages
• Fox News Cites Fair Use For 9/11 Photo On Facebook Page
• JPMorgan, Fortress, Cerberus Back New LightSquared Plan
• Court Ruling Puts Massachusetts Casinos At Risk