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Media & Entertainment - August, 2014

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• Al Jazeera, Gore Duel Over Who's Flouting Chancery Rules
• John Wayne Estate Wants Fulbright DQ'd From Duke TM Suit
• Comcast Class Was Rightly Decertified, Appeals Court Says
• Ernst & Young, Revel Settle Prepetition Fee Complication
• Australia Sues Valve Over Online Video Game Return Policy
• Enviros Urge Calif. Court To Block $477M Sacramento Arena
• Calif. Student Online Privacy Bills Head To Governor
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Rare Earth, Energy Rows Cool Down
• Google Needn't Reveal Blogger's Identity: Texas High Court
• Dalian Forms $814M JV For Edge In China's E-Commerce Field
• Pet Jersey Co. Tells High Court To Nix Design Patent Row
• Brand Battles: Exxon Mobil, Frito-Lay, McDonald's
• In FinCEN Crackdown, Casinos Must Ante Up On Compliance
• Pa. Wants Out of Foxwood Developer's $50M Adversary Suit
• Stan Lee Media Asks 10th Circ. To Toss Disney Fee Award
• 5 Reasons Large Companies Are Turning To Boutique Firms
• T-Mobile Seeks 2nd Shot At Axing $7M Verdict In Race Car Row
• GeoTag Sues Atty For Assigning Patent Rights To Himself
• LightSquared Nails Down $121M In DIP Financing
• NY State Withdraws $1.9M Claim From Cengage Ch. 11
• NFL Branding Antitrust Suit To Lose Its Lead Plaintiff
• Mich. Privacy Law Shields Magazine Subscribers, Judge Says
• Wisconsin Stands To Lose $100M In Tribal Casino Dispute
• Duane Reade, 'Knocked Up' Star Settle Suit Over Photo Use
• Philly Papers Want Owner Out Of Pa. Justice's Libel Suit
• Tribe Blasts Mass. Suit Over Martha's Vineyard Gaming Plan
• Perils Of Communicating With Customers By Phone Or Text
• Calif. Gov. Agrees To Boost Film, TV Tax Credits By $230M
• Al Jazeera To Unseal AT&T Case In Wake Of Al Gore Claims
• Fla. Court Affirms Referee In Dissolution Of TV Joint Venture
• Miami Open Organizer Asks Court To Back $50M Upgrade
• Antitrust Profs Urge FCC To Approve Comcast-TWC Merger
• Monkeys & More: New Copyright Compendium Offers Clarity
• Greenberg Glusker Spied, 'Scary Movie' Producer Tells Court
• Adobe Infringed DRM Patents, Digital Reg Expert Says
• NCAA Prez To Testify In Frostburg State Football Death Suit
• Hulu Looks To Finish Off Privacy Suit Over Facebook 'Likes'
• The 5 Biggest M&A Moves Of The Summer
• Seminole Tribe Must Face Candlebox Manager's Contract Suit
• One Firm Makes Mark On Philly With $2B In Summer Deals
• Unpaid Interns Seek Collective Status In ICM Wage Suit
• $3.1B Merger Of Daum, Kakao Wins Shareholder Approval
• FIFA Hit With Class Action Over Soccer Concussion Risks
• MLB, NHL Antitrust Actions Deserve Cert., Plaintiffs Say
• Trump Entertainment Secretly Taped Employee Interviews: Suit
• Beastie Boys Fight For Their Right To Keep $1.7M Award
• Jasper Johns Assistant Cops To Stealing Artwork
• The 8 Gotchas Of Technology Contracting: Part 2
• Miami Open Organizer Goes To Third Set With Stadium Foes
• Maker Studios Reneged On Pay, Showrunner's $19M Suit Says
• Proskauer, Greenberg Traurig Duck $18M Facebook Fraud Suit
• Nasdaq's SEC Docs Shielded In Facebook IPO MDL
• Calif. OKs Bills Adding 'Selfies' To Revenge Porn Ban
• LightSquared Seeks $121M In DIP Financing
• Weatherman Rains On CBS Bid To Nix Sex Discrimination Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Chinese Government, Ann Taylor
• Weinsteins Beat IP Suit Over 'Deep Throat' Biopic
• Crumbs Sale To Joint Venture Wins Court Approval
• Zuckerberg Classmate Defends Random House Sanctions Bid
• The 8 Gotchas Of Technology Contracting: Part 1
• Dismissal Of Sprague's Daily News Libel Suit Is Upheld
• NJ Pols Say Casino Push Needs Help From Gov., NFL Teams
• De Blasio The Latest NY Leader With Doubts Over TW-Comcast
• Man Who Bilked UGA Football Players In $80M Plot Gets 5 Years
• Copyright Board Should Hear Pre-72 Sirius Case, Judge Rules
• Graffiti Artists Sue Roberto Cavalli For Copying Mural
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Lionel Sawyer Gaming Pro In Vegas
• RE Rumor Mill: Eliot Spitzer, Quad Cinema, 1 World Trade
• Dealmakers Q&A: Hughes Hubbard's Kenneth Lefkowitz
• Redskins Appeal Trademark Case — With A Twist
• Calif. AG Kamala Harris Weds Venable Media Atty
• Miami Tournament Organizer Looks To Ace Tennis Stadium Foe
• NLRB 'Like' Ruling Sheds Light On Social Media Protection
• Seyfarth Shaw Dodges Some Claims Over Law360 Comments
• Mass. Appeals Court Certifies Class In TCPA Fax Blast Suit
• Playwright Says 'Three's Company' Owner Can't Stop Parody
• BET Wins Battle With Fan Over Facebook 'Likes'
• Emblaze, Apple Duel Over Post-Trial Bids In Video Patent Suit
• Antitrust Experts Push FCC To Nix Comcast-TWC Tie-Up
• 'One Life To Live' Producer Can Sell Apple $6M In Tax Credits
• CBS Hit With Suit Over NCIS 'Farting Hippo' Merchandise
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Congressional Candidate's Libel Suit
• Debevoise Reps Amazon In $970M Twitch Takeover
• Dish Asks Court To Ditch Fox IP Suit Over DVR Features
• Deals Rumor Mill: China Network Systems, Comtech, Hootsuite
• Objecting Stockholders Can't Tap $11M Class Deal For Fees
• Photogs Hit John Wiley With 5 New Textbook Copyright Suits
• $75M NCAA Concussion Deal Short On Benefits, Player Says
• Amazon, Blizzard Accused Of Violating Networking Patents
• Orbitz Told To Pay Entire $18M Due To Embattled Marketer
• Hausfeld Seeks $52M For Plaintiff Attys In NCAA Suit
• Texas Agrees, 'I Agree' Clause Can Mandate Arbitration
• Dealmakers Q&A: Paul Hastings' Eric Greenberg
• How Website Operators Use CFAA To Combat Data-Scraping
• Consumer Groups Urge FCC To Reject Comcast-TWC Merger
• 9th Circ. Sends 'Raging Bull' Copyright Suit Back To The Ring
• Copyright Office Says It Will Not Register 'Monkey Selfie'
• $415M Vegas Casino Scores License For Weekend Opening
• Spokeo Again Urges High Court To Take On FCRA Appeal
• Germany Sides With Google Over Publishers' Antitrust Claims
• Brand Battles: Sherlock Holmes, Seattle Seahawks, The Hobbit
• Broker Calls Foul On Argentine Soccer Org's TV Rights Sale
• 'Dating Naked' Contestant Says Viacom Showed Her Naked
• Gwyneth Paltrow's Goop.com Sued Over Diet Detective Marks
• Rockets Arena Can't Restore $2.5M Award At Texas High Court
• Cuban Not Running Mavs Into Ground, Appeals Court Rules
• CORRECTED: Ikea Claims Trimmed In Fan Website's Suit
• Parents Seek Cert. For Minors In Facebook Game Credit Suit
• Music Performances Can't Be Shown With Records: TTAB
• Academy Wins Copyright Row Over Fake Oscars
• 9th Circ. Is Stuck In The '90s On Internet Terms Of Use
• Minnesota Vikings Lift Stadium Budget To $1.023B
• NFLers Who Rejected IP Deal Must File Suits By Fall
• Random House Blasts Sanctions Bid in Facebook Author Suit
• NBC Urges Judge To Toss Ex-Reporter's Age Bias Suit
• NJ's Revel Casino Gets Green Light For $275M DIP Loan
• TD Bank Can't Access Commerce CEO's Emails In IP Fight
• Irell Hires 6 Media And Transactions Attys From Liner In LA
• Antitrust Setbacks Won't Deter Buyers Amid M&A Boom
• FTC Warns Retailers About Mouthguard Concussion Claims
• Judge Slams Yelp's $2M Damages Claim In Fake Review Suit
• PersonalWeb Sanctions Trimmed In IP Battle With Google
• Facebook Has 4 Weeks To Respond To Austrian Privacy Suit
• NCAA Appeals Ruling Over Athlete Pay Ban
• People Mag Editor Says Racism Motivated Layoff
• Gore Protests Redactions To Al Jazeera Lawsuit
• Rival Casino Plan Won't Halt $203M Deal, Watchdog Says
• How To Control Risk And Cost Of E-Discovery
• IP In A Financial Center: Ireland Vs. Cayman Islands
• NFL Star's Lost Investment Suit A 'Shakedown,' Ala. Atty Says
• IP Firm Claims Getty Falsely Targeted It For Infringement
• JPML Sends NHL Concussion Suits To Minnesota
• Shazam Tops 100M Users As Mobile App Co. Eyes IPO
• Kanye West Prevails In 'Coinye' E-Currency Trademark Suit
• SeaWorld Won't Fight DC Circ.'s Safety Violation Ruling
• Revel Casino Hotel Folds For The Second Time
• Locke Lord Escapes Atty's 'Frivolous' $15M RICO Suit
• Users Suing Facebook Cite Judge Koh's Yahoo Privacy Ruling
• $3.3B Scientific, Bally Merger Clears Antitrust Hurdle
• Judge OKs Tweaks To NCAA Player Pay Ban Ruling
• Crumbs Skips Auction As Stalking Horse Goes Unchallenged
• NY Islanders Owner Agrees To Deal To Transfer Ownership
• Pa. High Court Says Casino Dealer's Theft Fine Is Excessive
• Media General, LIN Announce Alteration To $1.6B Merger
• Disc Drive Ruling May Make ITC Less Attractive To NPEs
• National Enquirer Publisher To Convert $121M Debt To Equity
• Fox Can't Escape Dilution Claim In Exxon Trademark Row
• Commodores Sue Ex-Guitarist For Playing Under Band's Name
• Sony Liable For Shakira's Illegally Copied 'Loca,' Judge Rules
• Tech Cos. Urge High Court To Keep Claim Construction Rule
• Gawker Fires Back At Insurer In Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Fight
• Hurdles Remain Before Orioles Can Claim Victory Over Nats
• Anna Nicole Smith Estate Loses Bid For $44M In Sanctions
• FTC Approves Settlements With Fandango, Credit Karma
• Deals Rumor Mill: Couche-Tard, Apax Partners, TPG Capital
• EME Wants Chicago Bears' Suite License Claim Sacked
• MGM Closes Book On Atty Scandal For NJ License Application
• Facebook Asks Chancery Court To Quash Director Pay Suit
• John Wayne Estate Blasts Duke's 'Aggressive' TM Stance
• Scholastic, Carnegie Settle Suit Over Math Trademark
• Zhongji Reaches $960M Deal For FunPlus Gaming Unit
• New $1.2B Meadowlands Plan Calls For Casino, Hotels
• Tips For Massachusetts Gaming Vendor Applicants
• NY Times Exits Subscription Fraud Class Action
• Broadcasters Appeal FCC's Airwave Auction To DC Circ.
• Lee Publications Strikes $3.2M Deal With Paper Carriers
• Plaintiffs Clear Class Hurdle In Gawker Intern Wage Suit
• Michelin Tells 5th Circ. Le Mans Tire Row Lacks Merit
• Ravel Hotel Can't Jump-Start TM Suit Against Bankrupt Revel
• Fabrics Company Sues Over Work On Taj Mahal Strip Club
• 9th Circ. Won't Send B&N Tablet Sale Row To Arbitration
• Fox's Comic-Con Simpsons Hologram Draws Infringement Suit
• 2nd Circ. Says Missed Deadlines Sink $124M Twitter Suit
• Sun International Sheds $63.9M of African Hotel Stakes
• Nature Documentary Maker Sues Insurer For Coverage Denial
• Turtles Tell Sirius Pre-1972 State Law Covers Performances
• LinkedIn Strikes $1.25M Settlement In Data Breach Action
• Miami Tennis Stadium Foe's Appeal Says Settlement Bars Plan
• Hearst Warns 2nd Circ. Deleting Old News Is A '1984' Move
• Maynard Cooper Launches West Coast Office In SF
• Broadcasters Say Aereo Can't Use Compulsory License
• Podcaster Adam Carolla Settles Suit With 'Patent Troll'
• New Broadband-Friendly Laws In Ohio, Louisiana
• Beyond The Redskins: Other Names, Logos Are At Risk
• Jury To Hear Aurora Theater Shooting Liability Suits
• 'Troll' Patrol: The Inside Story Of The Fight Against Prenda
• NJ Court Revives Malpractice Suit Over Injury Settlement
• China MediaExpress Shareholders Win Cert. In Stock Drop Suit
• 7th Circ. Revives Blagojevich RICO Suit Over Casino Tax
• California To Probe Comcast On $45B Time Warner Merger
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch, Toronto Blue Jays, Sazerac
• Ad Firm Says Fraud Suit Over TV Special Must Be Arbitrated
• Default Interest Rate Applied In SOX Whistleblower Suit
• RE Rumor Mill: MGM China, Rheingold Brewery, Blackstone
• Cable Subscribers Fight MLB Antitrust Appeal Plan
• Mexico's Grupo Televisa To Pay $654M For Rest Of Cablecom
• NCAA, Players Agree On Scope Of Pay Ban Ruling
• Gannett Latest Target To Deflate Icahn's Bravado
• Alibaba Pictures Suspends Trading Amid Accounting Issues
• Philly Union Boss Can't Hide Video Deposition In Libel Suit
• Zuckerberg Classmate Blasts Random House In False Ad Row
• Rooftop Clubs Sue To Halt $300M Wrigley Field Revamp
• Prepare For The Wave Of FCRA Class Actions
• Al Gore Sues Al Jazeera For $65M Held In Current TV Deal
• Dealmakers Q&A: Munger Tolles' Kevin Masuda
• An In-House Lawyer's Top 10 Tips For Outside Counsel
• L'Oreal, P&G Exit Class Action Over Models' Image Use
• Attys Bullish On NJ Internet Gambling Despite Slow Start
• Washington Redskins Sue Over Trademark Cancellation
• 'Dance Mom' Fights To Keep Claims Against Teacher Alive
• LA Music Center Says CBA Permits Picking Its Players
• Software Co. Can't Sue Over Batman 'Clean Slate'
• Fox Fears Dish Will Cherry-Pick Evidence In DVR Dispute
• Kanye West Gets 'Gold Digger' Copyright Action Gutted
• Bankers Blame Sell-Off For Weak Pricing On $2B LBO Loans
• Class Targets Film Cos. For Home Security Robocalls
• Brazilian Watchdog Targets Unions Over Price-Fixing
• MGA's Insurer Can't Escape Bad-Faith Claim In Bratz Row
• Getty, AFP Can't Duck $1.2M Fine Over Haiti Quake Pics
• Dealmakers Q&A: Irell & Manella's Gregory Klein
• The Pre-IPO Company And Failure-To-Launch Claims
• Donald Sterling Can't Stop $2B Clippers Sale: Appeals Court
• iTunes Monopoly Class Claims Lack Facts, Apple Says
• Bankrupt News-Journal Must Pay Pension Before Shareholder
• Atlantic City's Bankrupt Revel Hotel Still In Auction Talks
• Microsoft Stands Apart In Calling For Big Data Privacy Laws
• 3rd Circ. OKs $7M T-Mobile Verdict, Puts $7M More In Play
• NFL Players In Painkiller Row Want Out Of Concussion Deal
• Oksana Baiul Will Appeal NBC Fee Ruling To 2nd Circ.
• Players Say NCAA Injunction Covers Current Students
• NFL's Chiefs' Concussion Suit Sent To Join League's MDL
• NLRB Judge Says Fox Unit Can Foist Contract On TV Union
• FCC's Wheeler Defends Plan For City-Run ISPs
• Boxing Promoter Jabs Reed Smith With $10M Defamation Suit
• 'Midnight Rider' Producer Says Insurer Skirted $1.6M Bill
• JPML Denies Time Warner MDL For Five Patent Suits
• NYPD Legal Head Maynard Returns To Akin Gump
• SeaWorld OKs $250M Buyback As Orca Abuse Claims Sting
• Ohio Appeals Court Revives Black Eyed Peas Sampling Fight
• Law Firms May Be Violating Copyrights
• RE Rumor Mill: Bronx Ice Center, Crow Hill, Detroit Properties
• Warner Bros. Goes After Phony 'Dallas' Store
• 2nd Circ. Should Hear Cable Deal Antitrust Defense: MLB
• LegalForce Head's Withheld Docs May Show Fakery: Nextdoor
• Plaintiffs Suing Sony, UMG Must Give Illegal Download Data
• French Minister Says Amazon's Tactics Break Antitrust Law
• MLB Antitrust Suit Not Barred By Exemption, 9th Circ. Told
• Court Won't Send 'CyberGuy' Age Bias Suit To Arbitration
• Dial, Heinz Seek Cert. In Suit Alleging News Corp. Ad Monopoly
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Hellman & Friedman, Buffalo Bills
• Google Accused of Stealing Video Compression Technology
• Jackson Estate Pays $2M To Katten, Venable, Others
• Why Fox Could Make Another Run At Time Warner
• Carlyle Picks Up Stake In Chinese Classifieds Site
• Facebook Dodges New Trial In Web Diary Patent Dispute
• Ballmer Buys Clippers For $2B Minutes After Judge OKs Sale
• Amazon Says Appistry Suit Bound By Clickwrap Forum Clause
• Deutsche Bank CEO Hit With Fraud Charges Over Kirch Case
• Caesars Reaches Deal To Refinance $155M In Debt
• CORRECTED: K-Tech Drops TV Signal Patent Suit Against Time Warner, DirecTV
• The Cloud Is Not Falling: A Rational Read Of Aereo
• Atlantic City's Bankrupt Revel Casino To Close Sept. 10
• Islanders Owner Reneged On $420M Sale Of Team, Suit Says
• A Close Look At NY's New Privilege Log Rule
• NCAA Ruling Clears Path For More Antitrust, Labor Brawls
• NCAA Seeks Clarity On O'Bannon 'Recruiting Cycle' Rule
• Orlando City Council OKs Up To $400M Mall-Hotel Project
• Harbinger Challenges LightSquared Ch. 11 Plan With Its Own
• Digital Media IP Suit Lacks 'Mastermind,' DECE Tells Judge
• 1st-Ever AIA Post-Grant Review Aims For Loom Toy Patent
• Yahoo's Suit Over $1B NCAA Prize Contract Gets Nixed
• 9th Circ. Says Unincorporated Groups Can Own Trademarks
• 'One Life To Live' Production Co. Opts For Liquidation
• BofA Takes $271M Fontainebleau Note Dispute To Fed. Court
• NCAA Ruling Is A 'Game Changer,' Hausfeld Says
• Google, Others Support Facebook Appeal Of NY Warrants
• Deals Rumor Mill: RBS, 21st Century Fox, Snapchat
• Hard Rock Cafe Wants Band Manager's Suit Tossed
• RE Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Stuy Town, Five Manhattan West
• Emblaze Says Apple IP Win Is Tainted By Juror Bias
• Donald Sterling's Appeal To Block $2B Clippers Sale Axed
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Commercial Litigation Pro To SF Office
• Jimi Hendrix Estate Dodges Suit Over Sony Music Deal
• Kid Brands Wants Employee Bonuses For Bankruptcy Sale
• NJ Gov Vetoes Bill Lifting Sports Betting Restrictions
• Google Sanctioned For Flouting Order In AdWords Case
• 2nd Circ. Denies Panel Rehearing In Drone Strike FOIA Suit
• Beats Says Bose IP Injunction Would Stifle Competition
• Andreessen Horowitz Invests $50M In Expanding BuzzFeed
• Litigation Sure To Follow FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Dealmakers Q&A: Choate Hall's Christian Atwood
• 'Aunt Jemima' Descendants Hit Pepsi With $2B Royalties Suit
• Lions Gate Wins Order Barring 'Expendables 3' File-Sharing
• MLB, NHL Fans' Broadcast Antitrust Actions Headed For Trial
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Morris Manning, Nixon
• Best Buy, Others Face IP Suit Over Music Player Docks
• Brand Battles: Royal Caribbean, Wal-Mart, Coors
• San Jose Set To Swing Away At MLB Antitrust Exemption
• NFL Vet Wants Subpoenas Blocked In Atty Investment Row
• EMI Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Santa Song Copyright Ruling
• Judge Rules NCAA's Athlete Pay Ban Violates Antitrust Law
• Media Group Denied Return of Escrow In $115M Stations Sale
• Milbank Reaps $14M In LightSquared Bankruptcy Fees
• Fox Rothschild To Return Money, Continue As Revel Counsel
• Gordon Ramsay Sued For $6M In Failed LA Eatery's Rent
• 5th Circ. Renews Yellow Pages ERISA Suit, Citing Fifth Third
• Duke University Seeks To Nix John Wayne Trademark Suit
• Dalian Wanda Wins Bid For $1.2B Beverly Hills Development
• Obama's Net Neutrality Stance Differs From FCC's, Letter Says
• Going Ape Over IP: 5 Burning Questions About Monkey Selfie
• ITunes Customers Denied Class Cert. In Overcharging Suit
• NCAA Suit Over $60M Sandusky Sanctions Paused Amid Talks
• National Union Escapes Coverage Of 2 Redbox Privacy Suits
• Rare Window Onto Artwork Valuation Issues In Insolvency
• Compliance Reigns Supreme As In-House Demographics Shift
• Calif. Lawmaker To Withdraw Internet Gambling Bill
• LightSquared Offers Ch. 11 Plan Averting Ergen Debt Brawl
• Chicago Bears On Hook For $4M Ticket Tax Delinquency
• PE-Backed Bidder For $240M NY Casino Resort Disqualified
• 2nd Fla. Appeals Court Backs Summer Jai Alai Permits
• 1st Circ. Asked For Sanctions In Facebook Author Suit
• Disney Insider's Beau Sentenced For Trading On Marvel Tip
• Northwestern Fights NLRB Director's Football Union Ruling
• Redford Sues Over $1.6M NY Tax Bill From 2005 Transaction
• CORRECTED: Adam Sandler's Co. Wins Appeal Over Nanny Who Alleged Slavery
• NCAA Lets Big 5 Conferences Make Their Own Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Freeport, Vivendi, Agent Provocateur
• Pa. Justice Fights Inquirer's Subpoenas In Libel Dispute
• AT&T, DirecTV May Soon Take Over Troubled Sports Network
• Trademark Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2014
• Facebook Privacy Suit In Austria Attracts 25,000 Users
• ASCAP, BMI Push Big Changes To Music Antitrust Settlements
• Ariz. City Agrees To Back Controversial $400M Tribal Casino
• Cowboys Stiff-Arm Super Bowl Seat Fight, But NFL Remains
• Instant Racing Is Catching On
• Collaboration In The Shadow Of The Billable Hour
• Failed Deals Means Less Lucrative Summer For Some Firms
• Megamerger Madness Expected To Persist Despite Failed Bids
• FTC Gives Nod To 7th Safe Harbor Program Under COPPA
• Fox Rothschild, US Trustee Near End To Revel Payments Row
• Fontainebleau Principal Fights Subpoena Of Financial Docs
• Yelp Hit With Class Action Claiming Stock Pump Scheme
• Wikipedia, Photographer Debate 'Monkey Shoot, Monkey Own'
• FilmOn Blasts Networks' Fee Request In Copyright Suit
• Fox 'Done' With Time Warner, Won't Seek Alternative Deal
• Donald Trump Sues To Remove Name From Ailing NJ Casinos
• Target, Pfizer, Others Voice Support For Gay Marriage
• Walt Disney Not Interested In Tax Busting Inversion Move
• EA Escapes Trade Secrets Claim In 'Sims' USB Row
• Michael Jackson Promoter Freed After Dropping $1.4B In Liens
• UK Sets Social Media Standards For Promoting Investments
• Tribe Loses Battle To Ice NLRB Suit After Noel Canning
• Obama Warns Against Internet Fast Lanes
• Jackson Lewis Snags Ex-NCAA Official For Sports Group
• In Cambodia, Criminal Defamation Law Is Broad
• Netflix Blocked From Joining CBS, Dish Ad-Skipping Row
• 'Killzone' Graphics Don't Live Up To Sony Hype, Class Says
• Ex-NFL Players Appealing $765M Concussion Deal's Approval
• Feds Charge Biogenesis Exec, Others In MLB Doping Scandal
• Amazon Class Says Security Checks Like Washing Boss' Car
• Amazon, Apple Hit With Multiplayer Gaming IP Suits
• Caesars Brawls With Stakeholders In Pair Of New Lawsuits
• NJ Lender Sues Partner Over Movie Producer's Financing
• AdWords Users Want Google Sanctioned In Overcharging Row
• Lenny Kravitz Hits Former Merchandiser With Trademark Suit
• Formula 1 Chief Pays $100M To End German Bribery Case
• TWC Employees Lose Class Cert. Bid In Wage Dispute
• Judge Kills Oksana Baiul's 'Frivolous' DQ Bid In NBC Row
• 21st Century Fox Withdraws $80B Time Warner Bid
• Bankruptcy Judge Wants 'Girls Gone Wild' Founder Jailed
• Taylor Swift Says 'Lucky 13' Trademark Suit Lacks Merit
• Gannett To Buy Cars.com For $1.8B, Spin Off USA Today
• 5 Key Takeaways From ICANN's London Meeting
• Patent Holding Cos. Slam Twitter, Yahoo's Fees-Push In MDL
• IRS Valuation Too High In $15M Penalty Fight, Court Says
• LinkedIn Pays Almost $6M To Workers After Labor Probe
• Artist Owed 'Angry Birds' Chew Toy Profits, Suit Says
• US Trustee Wants Fox Rothschild Off Revel Ch. 11
• RE Rumor Mill: Cousins, Media Nusantara, Grosvenor
• Helmet Makers Say Concussion Lawsuit Can't Back Up Claims
• Philly Papers Beat Ex-Housing Head's Defamation Claims
• Orlando Drops Eminent Domain Action, Shifts Stadium Site
• Bankrupt Coupon Co. Saves Big With Mich. Tax Agreement
• Ropes & Gray Snags Ex-Diageo IP Atty In NY
• Ex-EA Coder Wants $3.6M Madden Copyright Verdict Revived
• Fla. Says $20M In Tax Credits Not Part Of DDMG Estate
• Posner Rips Sherlock Holmes Estate For 'Form of Extortion'
• Philly Shouldn't Have Refused NAACP Airport Ad, Judge Says
• Crown Makes $280M Deal For New Co. And Vegas Casino
• High Court Asked To Settle 'Work For Hire' In Marvel Row
• A Look At Proposed Changes To Chinese Copyright Law
• Verein Tie-Ups Gain Allure As Firms Eye Global Expansion
• UK Firms Expand Global Empire, But US Firms Gaining Ground
• Law360's Global 20 Firms Take Global To New Heights
• Dreamworks Hit With Investor Class Action Over 'Turbo' Flop
• FCC Wants No Wireless Co. Partnering At Spectrum Auction
• Judge OKs $450M Apple E-Books Settlement
• Enviros' Attys Withdraw After Disney Beats CWA Suit
• Oksana Baiul Aims To Put NY Judge On Ice In NBC Dispute
• 6th Circ. Backs Tribe In $74M Defunct Casino Contract Dispute
• Yahoo Takes On German Copyright Law On Search Royalties
• Facebook Slapped With Privacy Class Action In Austria
• Alibaba Invests $120M In Mobile Gaming Co. Kabam
• Scientific Games To Buy Bally Technologies for $3.3B
• Pepper Hamilton Ducks Philly Union Boss' Malpractice Suit
• Aereo Can't Get Quick Ruling On Compulsory License
• Dealmakers Q&A: Jenner & Block's Uri Doron
• Video Game Cases May Break New Right-Of-Publicity Ground