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Media & Entertainment - January, 2015

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• Warner Bros. Scores Win In 'Gravity' Dispute With Novelist
• Ban On Expired-Patent Royalties Must End, High Court Told
• Brand Battles: 'Star Wars,' 7-Eleven, Red Bull
• Market Rumors: Alibaba, 1MBD, GFI Group
• NY Senator Bets On Casino Licensees' Success In Court
• Porn Co. Vivid Wins Trademark Suit Against Ex-Club Owner
• Taylor Swift Launches Bid To Trademark Trendy '1989' Lyrics
• Vermont Secures Settlement Over Marketer's Info Gathering
• Chancery Finds Ancestry.com Stock Price Fair In $1.6B Deal
• Revel Creditors Make Peace With $125M Bankruptcy Loan
• Hard Rock Nabs Preliminary OK For Possible NJ Casino
• Michael Jackson's Mom Loses Bid For New Trial Against AEG
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of DOL Test At Intern Wage Arguments
• Keells Pushes $850M Sri Lanka Resort Despite Casino Ban
• Vegas Casino Hotels Score Live Entertainment Tax Refunds
• FTC Is Cracking Down On 'Revenge Porn'
• Jay-Z Swipes At Spotify With $56M Music Streaming Co. Buy
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Sheppard Mullin
• NCAA Antitrust Judge Recuses Self Over Butler U Trusteeship
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Lewis Brisbois' Jonathan Goins
• A General Counsel's Top 10 Tips On Calif. Wage-And-Hour Law
• Sony Coverage Denial Was Right Call, Insurance Groups Say
• Cablevision Sues Verizon Over 'Fastest Wi-Fi' Ads
• Judge Slams Timing Of Plea To Update Zynga IP Claims
• Juror Bias Claim Rejected In Emblaze-Apple IP Battle
• Copyright Case Targeting Patent Attys Ends With Settlement
• DirecTV Technicians Ask JPML To Consolidate FLSA Actions
• Wells Fargo, Revel Creditors Near Deal Over Ch. 11 Loan
• AIG Now Insuring Cos. Against Celeb Endorsement Woes
• Deals Rumor Mill: BOC Hong Kong, Sysco, Lions Gate
• Market Rumors: Spotify, Aena, Travelex
• NCAA Athletes Should Get Publicity Pay, SAG Tells 9th Circ.
• Urban Outfitters, Hot Topic Sued For Flouting 'Vinyl' Mark
• Lil Wayne Smacks Record Label With $51M Breach Suit
• NJ Beach Town Plans Thwarted By Conspiracy, Promoter Says
• FTC Strikes Down AgeCheq's 2nd COPPA Consent Proposal
• Electronic Arts Tries To Sack NFL Legend's Publicity Suit
• Calif. Lawmaker's New Bill Tackles Cheerleader Exploitation
• Access Communications Ex-CEO Pleas In Kickbacks Case
• FCC Toughens 'Broadband' Internet Standard
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Paul Weiss
• 5 TCPA Questions To Ask Your Marketing Department
• Key Questions When Selecting E-Discovery Vendors
• CBS Faces Intern Class Action After Aborted 'Late Show' Suit
• Trump Resorts Gets OK To Solicit Creditors, $20M Icahn Loan
• With Nike Logo Case, 'Raging Bull' Ruling Rears Its Head
• Ex-Concert Promoter Denied Bail In $300M Ponzi Scheme
• 2nd Circ. Says Hearst Doesn't Have To Delete Articles
• Sens. Move To Revive Electronic Privacy Reform Bill
• Giants Accused Of Playing Forum Games In Memorabilia Suit
• Beyonce Photos Stolen By Gossip Site, Paparazzi Co. Says
• Revel Casino Wins $400M Tax Assessment Reduction
• LA Coliseum's Bribery Suit Against Rave Promoters Is Revived
• Quincy Jones Slams Sony Over Docs In 'Bad' Royalties Row
• Horse Cloning Case Doesn't Back Apple E-Books Bid: DOJ
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: O'Melveny & Myers
• Caesars Wins Forum Fight To Keep Ch. 11 In Chicago
• How To Fix College Football's Legal Issues
• Who Owns Your Company Facebook Account? #unclear
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Authors Of Ozzy Guitarist Book
• 'American Idol' Winner Launches Fight To End Talent Deal
• Sly Stone Wins Contract Suit Against Ex-Manager, Atty
• Caesars Venue Fight Will Test Daring Creditor Move
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2014 JPML Practice Trends
• Caesars Plugs Windy City As Proper Place For Unit's Ch. 11
• Atlantic City Emergency Fix Bad For NJ Cities, Moody's Says
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• TCPA Suit Against Coca-Cola Over Texts Moves Forward
• Fla. Bar Says Attys Can Advise Clients On Social Media Posts
• FCC Commish Wants Hotels' Bid To Block Wi-Fi Axed
• '12 Years A Slave' Soundtrack Facing Copyright Lawsuit
• Bond Plan For $520M Wis. NBA Arena Would Use Team Taxes
• Caesars' Bankruptcy Plan Already Under Attack?
• NY's Novel Data Security Proposal Likely To Have Wide Appeal
• MGM's Mass. Casino Already Paying Off For City, New GC Says
• Interns Say Rolling Stone, Others Failed To Pay Them
• Orioles Beef Over Proskauer Ties 'Baseless': MLB Commish
• When Scientific Research Becomes False Advertising
• Investors Want $21M Insurance Beef In Art Swindle Revisited
• Marvin Gaye Recordings Barred From 'Blurred Lines' Trial
• Caesars, Creditors Square Off Over Ch. 11 Venue
• FTC Atty Says Kids' Privacy Rule Doesn't Reach Schools
• Joan Rivers' Daughter Sues NY Clinic Over Mother's Death
• Tom Petty To Get Royalties For Sam Smith's 'Stay With Me'
• 4 Fla. Sports Arenas Clear Hurdle In State Funding Program
• Networks Largely Approve Of Aereo's Asset Sale Process
• Ex-CIA Agent Found Guilty Of Espionage For Leaks To NYT
• Sirius Wants 2nd Circ. Ruling On Pre-72s Before Class Cert.
• Cable Giants Oppose FCC Plan To Speed Up Broadband
• HarperCollins CEO Won't Be Deposed In E-Book Antitrust Row
• BALCA Denies Samford U's Bid For Coach's PERM Certification
• PE Firm Raine Group Closes Tech, Media Fund At $850M
• LeapFrog Hid Muffed Rollout And Buckling Demand, Suit Says
• D&O Coverage May Be An Asset During Data Breaches
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Ballard Spahr's Peter Haviland
• Major Caesars Lenders Sue To Block Restructuring Plan
• Google Ruling Won't End Video Privacy Class Actions
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Covington
• Dow Jones Beats Privacy Suit Over On-Demand Video IDs
• Cablevision Brass Urges Chancery To Toss 'Nepotism' Claims
• Brand Battles: RCA, Warner Bros., Asiago Cheese
• $8M Bin Laden Book Malpractice Suit Fails, Attys Say
• Jury Acquits Ex-CIA Agent On 1 Count, Leaks Case Continues
• Hulu Viewers Say Actual Knowledge Preserves Privacy Claims
• Apollo's Handling Of Caesars Ch. 11 Threatens Presidio Deal
• Moody's Cuts Atlantic City Bond Rating After NJ Takeover
• Aereo Says Broadcasters Are Trying To Stifle Its Asset Sale
• Google, Others Renew Push For Digital Privacy Law Reform
• SkyMall In-Flight Retailer Crashes Into Ch. 11
• 5-Hour Energy Makers Can't Dump False Ad MDL
• Wis. Gov. Rejects Menominee Tribe, Hard Rock's $808M Casino
• Rolls-Royce Targets Rapper Royce Rizzy In Trademark Suit
• Google, Apple, Sony Hit Over Pre-1972 Songs
• China's Draft Foreign Investment Guidance Is Encouraging
• Nike Ripped Off Jordan 'Jumpman' Logo, Photographer Says
• Disney Unlikely To Duck Background Check Suit, Judge Says
• 'Whale Wars' Host Can't Sink Ship Owner's $3M Libel Suit
• 'Joke' Defense Can't Shoot Down Eagles Singer's IP Suit
• FAA Settles With Videographer In Landmark Drone Case
• Pro Athletes Demand $8.5M Ponzi Dispute Award Be Paid Up
• King Of Pop's Mom Tries To Revive AEG Wrongful Death Suit
• Casino's Ch. 11 Court To Weigh Contingent Value Rights
• Athletes Slap NCAA, UNC With Suit Claiming Sham Classes
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• Apple's Beats Music Sued Over Pre-1972 Records
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee Accuses Atty Of Fraudulent Transfers
• Nexstar Lines Up $275M Note Offering To Back TV Deals
• NHL Fails To Recover $27M From Coyotes Ex-Owner
• Buyers Say NFL, Reebok Licensing Deals Harmed Competition
• Bieber-Chasing Photog Gets Calif. Driving Law Fight Revived
• Athletes Tell 9th Circ. NCAA Pay-Rule Ban Is Appropriate
• New Docs Counter Pa. AG's Claims Of No Leak Violations
• FTC Stays Tough On Health Software, Even As FDA Eases Up
• Senate Dems. Push Bill To Strike Down State Broadband Laws
• Shackelford Lands 3-Atty Entertainment Team In Tenn.
• Revel Tenants, Utility Told $95M Fire Sale Of Casino Will Go On
• Rihanna Wins Image Battle Over Topshop T-Shirts
• Christie Pushes State Takeover To Fix Atlantic City
• Icahn Continues Governance Crusade, This Time At Gannett
• Don't Underestimate The Copyright Trolls
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Kelley Drye's Adisa Bakari
• FTC Bureau Head Calls For Online Advertising Transparency
• What Legal Departments Can Expect If Buying Into E-Billing
• Broadband Cos. Push GOP Net Neutrality Bill
• Mohegan Sun Joins Suit Against Mass. Casino Regulators
• 19 Calls Added Back In Dish TCPA Class Action
• Apple Says Cloned Horse Ruling Tramples E-Book Claims
• Penn State's Bad Faith Claim Survives In Sandusky Row
• Wal-Mart Avoids Suit Over Death Of Tracy Morgan Mentor
• New Media Raises $152M In Follow-On Offering
• China's Greenland Inks $660M Land Buy In Malaysian JV Deal
• FCC Must Wait For Congress On Net Neutrality, Commish Says
• Rooftop Owners Call Foul On Cubs' Conduct On Renovations
• Mobile Ad Co. Hipcricket Hits Ch. 11, Plans $4.5M Sale
• Wis. Tribe Strikes $1B Revenue Deal For Hard Rock Casino
• SeaWorld Aims To Sink Auto-Renew Ticket Class Action
• Top 10 Trade Secrets Developments Of 2014: Part 2
• Ex-USC Player Seeks Dismissal Of Insurer's Suit From NJ
• Google Changes Course In Signing Student Privacy Pledge
• DOJ Settles Claims Over DEA's Fake Facebook Page
• Google, Viacom Escape Child Web Tracking Suits For Good
• Dish's Hopper Not Barred By Aereo, Judge Says
• Expanded Suit Says NY Giants, Eli Manning Sold Fake Merch
• LinkedIn Exploited Users' Images In Email Ads, Suit Says
• Visa Sued For Infringement Of Copyrighted Hotel Pics
• Wrestlers Smack WWE With Suit Over Brain Injuries
• Judge Nixes Most Of Al Jazeera Defenses In DirecTV Feud
• 9th Circ. Revives Calif. Tribe's Bid For New Casino
• Canada Eyes Indigo, Kobo In E-Book Competition Probe
• Supreme Court Won't Revive Locke Lord Racketeering Suit
• Judge Shutters Photog's Suit Over Celeb Photos On EBay
• Beastie Boys Want $2.4M In Attys' Fees From Monster Energy
• Watch For 8 First Amendment Legal Issues In 2015
• Mobile Wi-Fi Bumps Up Against NIMBY
• Dish, Fox Pause Hopper Battle For 'Highly Likely' Settlement
• Monster Energy Raps Beastie Boys' Injunction Request
• App Store Privacy Fraud Claims Too Vague, Apple Says
• Top Restructuring Firms Face Off In $10B Caesars Battle
• Brand Battles: Marshawn Lynch, Sierra Nevada, Hershey
• Penn State, NCAA Settle Row Over Sandusky Consent Decree
• Bad Vibes From Sex Toy Testimony In Amazon Trademark Row
• Fla. High Court Won't Revisit Gambling Permit Law Ruling
• UK Teen Arrested In Connection With PlayStation, Xbox Hacks
• Calif. Lawmaker Proposes Amendments To Online Poker Bill
• Borgata Slapped With Class Action Over Parking Vouchers
• AP, Other Media Cos. To Test News Drones At Va. Tech
• Obama Bashes Plans To Block Police Access To User Data
• Trump's Unsecured Creditors Settle Doc Fight With Icahn
• Feds Warn Casinos Of Laundering Risks In Sports Betting
• NJ Gov Asks 3rd Circ. To Endorse New Sports Betting Laws
• GM Slams Musician Royalty Class Action
• GOP Unveils Net Neutrality Bill That Limits FCC Power
• Google To Stand Alone In $83M Stock Deal Row Against IRS
• Lloyds Pays $465M For UK Venue Co. In Take-Private Deal
• Sports Precedents Die Hard In 9th Circ.
• Sirius' Pre-1972 Defense Nixed, But No Quick Win For Turtles
• Caesars Can't Duck Bondholders' Suit Over $155M Refi Deal
• After Obama Push, FCC Faces Fight To Veto State ISP Laws
• Caesars Ch. 11 Gambit Pits Creditors Against Apollo
• Disney Didn't Use Its Force To Foil Real Star Wars X-Wing
• False Marketing Claims Over Helmet Concussion Risk Tossed
• NJ Racing Group Tells 3rd Circ. Leagues Hypocrites On Betting
• 9th Circ. Shuts Out San Jose Antitrust Suit Against MLB
• Travelport Lands William Hill's GC For Top Legal Role
• Telemundo Runs Off With Atty Fees In Telenovela IP Row
• McCain, Flake Renew Fight To Stop $400M Ariz. Indian Casino
• Fight Over Jurisdiction Revived In Case Of Facebook Post
• Firm Can't Get Full $34M Verdict In Malpractice Insurance Row
• Stroock Faces Malpractice Suit Over Ryan Reynolds Film Fight
• Carlos Slim Doubles NYT Stake To Become Top Shareholder
• Caesars' Voluntary Ch. 11 In Ill. Halted By Del. Judge
• Judge Approves New ASCAP Alternative License Form
• Calif. High Court Won't Revisit Anonymous Online Speech Row
• BC Partners Bulks Up Springer Science Ahead Of Possible IPO
• Kimble V. Marvel — A Tangled Web Of Patent Licensing
• Caesars Ch. 11 Kicks Off $10B Restructuring Fight
• Venezuelan Cos.' $72M Fla. Suit Over Missing T-Bills Revived
• Ex-Penn State Head Can't Duck Charges In Sandusky Cover-Up
• Media Titans Slam FCC Disclosures In Comcast, AT&T Reviews
• Super Bowl Laser Scammer Cops Plea In Fraud Suit
• Icahn Slams Trump Unsecured Creditors' Discovery Demands
• Campaign Finance Groups Pile On In NJ Gov. Football Scandal
• Obama Tells FCC To Protect City-Run Broadband
• DOJ Changes Policy On News Media Demands After Standoff
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Trustee Seeks To Recover Tax Funds
• EU Says New Music Licensing Hub Could Restrain Competition
• Edelson, Husch Blackwell Lose Dueling Sanctions Bids
• Caesars Unit Preps Imminent Illinois Ch. 11 After Court OK
• Alibaba Buys Controlling Stake In Chinese Internet Ad Giant
• Wells Fargo Ruling Does Little To Deter Relator Misconduct
• Graffiti Artists Seek IP Credentials: 4 Recent Cases
• Plaintiffs Firms Seek To Join Forces In Sony Breach Suits
• Ticketmaster Buyer Class Seeks OK For $397M Discount Deal
• Refugee Seeks Revival Of $1B Suit Against Venezuela
• NCAA's Federal Fight Over $60M Penn State Fine Shut Down
• NY Gaming Panel Open To Considering 4th Casino License
• Revel's Utility Co. Can't Block $95M Ch. 11 Sale
• Caesars Lenders To Press Chancery Claims Despite Ch. 11
• Photog Tells High Court His Case Could Nix Cariou Ruling
• NBC, Personal Audio Settle Podcast Patent Suit
• PSU Slams Insurer's Bid To Ax Sandusky Coverage Claim
• How Splitting Google Into Multiple Cos. Restrains Monopoly
• Feds Pledge $29M To Aid Displaced NJ Casino Workers
• Facebook IPO Investors Move For Class Certification
• Russian Tycoon Flirting With Brooklyn Nets Sale, Reports Say
• Caesars Hits Resistance From Lenders On Restructuring Plan
• O'Melveny Rips Sanctions Bid In Sirius' Pre-1972 Fight
• FCC Resumes Clock On Comcast-Time Warner Review
• Clinic Involved In Joan Rivers' Death Loses Federal Funding
• Kenyon Hit With Discovery Sanctions In Pinterest IP Row
• K&L Gates Adds Int'l Employment Atty To New York Office
• TMZ Gives Defamation Suit By Country Star's Ex The Boot
• Lance Armstrong Wins Access To Some Docs In FCA Suit
• Criminal Probe Sought Of Christie's Cowboys Trip
• NCAA Sex Bias Suits Can't Be Consolidated, NJ Judge Says
• CNN Strikes Deal With FAA To Test Newsgathering Drones
• Feds Won't Call Times Reporter To Testify About CIA Leaks
• DuPont Sheds Theater Biz Amid Criticism From Activists
• W.Va. Top Court Nixes Bid for Judicial Ethics Stats
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Conviction Of Scripps Family Fraudster
• Azalea Blocks Ex-Boyfriend From Releasing Early Recordings
• MLB Ordered To Disclose Witness Payments In Doping Suit
• Justices Won't Mull Whether Janus Applies To Criminal Cases
• Market Rumors: Hyundai, Sinopec, Wanda Cinema
• Visa Looks To Ditch Gamestop Rewards Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Facebook, MBK Partners, Alibaba
• Disney, DreamWorks Say Anti-Poaching Suit Filed Too Late
• BIA Rejects Measure Paying Tribe For Competing Casino
• Obama Floats Breach Notification, Student Privacy Standards
• McCain, Graham Slam Petraeus-Related Leak
• Pa. Court Denies Access To Judge's Email In Sandusky Probe
• High Court Won't Hear 'Dark Knight' Trademark Case
• High Court Seeks SG's Take On Google Street View IP Case
• Junior Bondholders Try To Force Caesars Bankruptcy
• Universal Music Sues Over Prisoner Mixtapes
• Kluger Kaplan Lures Veteran Judge From MLB Juicing Case
• Dodgers Urge Toss Of $15M Giants Fan Beating Verdict
• With Olympics Bid, Boston To See Push On Infrastructure
• Gossipy Judge Admits To Being Bought In Nursing Home Row
• Elizabeth Banks' Attys Rip Rival Tactics In Stolen Script Row
• NY Panel To Consider 2nd Casino License For Southern Tier
• Brand Battles: College Football Playoff, Samsung, Lorillard
• Sanctions Sought Against Macy's, Others In Celeb Chef Row
• Trump Ch. 11 Judge To Consider Document Subpoenas
• Toyota, Sirius Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Data Sharing
• Pa. Open Records Czar Heads To Pepper Hamilton
• Rooftop Clubs Renew Fight Over $300M Wrigley Field Revamp
• Caesars Clears Creditor Threshold On $18B Restructuring
• Racetrack Owner Wants $82M Blagojevich Bribe Verdict Out
• Sony Hack Shows Need For Cyber Coverage On Many Fronts
• REIT Says Shoddy Info Dooms $465M Pa. Casino Deal
• Judge Tells Feuding Tacopina-Kerik Lawyers To Break The Ice
• Grupo Televisa Sells Stake, Buys Cable Co. For $205M
• US Aims To Join Redskins Suit To Defend Lanham Act
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• Ozzy Guitarist's Family Can't Block Book, Authors Argue
• Caesars Rallies Restructuring Plan Backers As Ch. 11 Looms
• Beats Rips Bid To Nix Competitor's Co-Founder Claims
• FCC Defends Contract Access In Comcast, AT&T Deal Reviews
• Revel Defends $125M Ch. 11 Loan From Creditor Assault
• FCC Chair Hints At Regulating Broadband ISPs As Utilities
• Facebook Photos Not Off-Limits In Target Slip-And-Fall Suit
• MGM, NBCUniversal Settle Flap Over James Bond Knockoff
• Football Gear Maker Riddell Hits Rawlings With Patent Suit
• NFL, Reebok Blast Class Cert. Data In Antitrust Suit
• Fed. Circ. Backs DreamWorks In 'Virtual Camera' IP Case
• Market Rumors: UTAC, Jost Group, Nirakue
• Davis Wright Gobbles Up Beverly Hills Entertainment Firm
• Immigration Partner Bolsters Fox Rothschild's Miami Office
• CBS Rolls Out $1.2B Debt Offering
• Dozens Of Sealed Massey Coal Court Docs Released
• With New Cybersecurity Approach, Can Insurers Meet Demand?
• Calif. Fixes Timing Problem For Post-Trial Motions
• 6 Industries Primed For M&A This Year
• Azalea Asks Judge To Block Album Based On Ex's 'Forgery'
• AutoHop Helped Cord-Cutters Far More Than Aereo Could
• Jeffer Mangels Targets Aramid Deal's Funds For Unpaid Fees
• US Attys Blast Ceglia's Public Filing Of Confidential Doc
• Leahy, Matsui Relaunch Net Neutrality Legislation
• Wells Fargo Floats Deal To End Revel Creditor Beefs
• 6th Circ. Nixes Casino Guards' Class Suit Over Meal Breaks
• Web Postings Removal Ordered In NuScience IP Row
• Paramount Buries Credit Check Disclosure, Suit Claims
• Trump Resorts Unsecured Creditors Want More Icahn Docs
• Verizon Buzz Highlights Market's Hunger For Big TMT Deals
• FBI Head Says Emails Show N. Korea Hacked Sony
• Post-Windsor, Lawmakers Look To Do Away With DOMA
• Turtles Eye O'Melveny Sanctions In Sirius Pre-'72 Case
• NHL Players' Investment Adviser Stuck In Prison Pretrial
• Fla. Judge Says Hard Rock Won't Get Fees In IP Suit
• Secrets To In-House Cost Control
• Iowa State Admins Can't Smoke Pot Group's Free Speech Suit
• Mass Customization — Brought To You By 3-D Printing
• Hueston, Hennigan Ditch Irell To Form White Collar Boutique
• Sly Stone Manager Swiped $6.8M, Song Rights, Calif. Jury Told
• Centaur Trustee's Clawback Suit Belongs In Del., Judge Says
• Atty Puts Screws To Azalea's Ex Over 'Bootleg' Album Deal
• Monster Sues Beats, Dr. Dre For Fraud Over Headphone Deal
• Unhappy Caesars Bondholders Find Ally In EDMC Judge
• Judge Won't Nix Ameranth Casino Patents Under Alice
• EA Can't Cite Free Speech To Use Old NFL Stars: 9th Circ.
• NJ Gov. Hit With Ethics Complaint Over Cowboys Game
• Rams Owner Announces NFL Stadium Plans For Los Angeles
• Atty Denies Conflict, Exits Michael Jackson Hologram IP Row
• UChicago, Authors Want Translation Copyright Case Tossed
• 1st-Ever AIA Post-Grant Review Ends In Settlement
• Perjury Vs. Obstruction Of Justice In Barry Bonds Case
• ING Trader Fired After Knicks Heckling Incident Sues MSG
• Dish Pays $13.9M To End CenturyLink Incentive Fee Dust Up
• John Wiley Blasts 'Fishing Expedition' In Copyright Suit
• Madonna's Objection To Deposition Denied In Trademark Row
• Indian Pay-TV Operator To List In US After $300M Stake Sale
• Ex-CBS Reporter Sues DOJ Over Alleged Hacking, Seeks $35M
• Chancery Greenlights Bid To Appraise Ancestry.com Stock
• Facebook, LinkedIn Nix Bascom Patents With Alice Defense
• Revel's $95M Sale To Backup Bidder Gets Judge's Nod
• Swaps Panel Deadlocks On Caesars Default
• Fed. Circ. Told PTAB Wrongly Nixed 'Virtual Camera' Patent
• Portland Might Sue PBR Over Music Festival Logo
• Alliance Data Continues Buyback Streak With $600M Program
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear Ga. State E-Reserve Case
• Relators Hit With $1.6M Sanction In Wells Fargo FCA Suit
• Fox Accuses NBC Of Trying To Hide Dish Deals
• Calif. High Court Urged To Weigh Anonymous Online Speech
• NJ Eyes Interstate Pacts As Internet Betting Passes Milepost
• 'Real Housewives' Star Starts 15-Month Prison Sentence
• Dickinson Wright Nabs Gaming Pro From Brownstein Hyatt
• BLM Approval Upheld For Artist Christo's Ark. River Project
• Jay-Z's Attorneys Call Deposition Bid 'A Ploy To Harass'
• Former SF 49ers Managers Hit Team With Age Bias Suit
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• Sony Taps WilmerHale For Data Breach Class Actions
• NFL Concussion Deal's Early OK Not Reviewable: 3rd Circ.
• Piping Up About Pot Smoke Got Worker Axed: NLRB Judge
• Bloomberg Wants Fees For EEOC's 'Frivolous' Pregnancy Suit
• Hackers Tied To PlayStation, Xbox Hacks Arrested In Europe
• Ex-Orioles Player Not Safe From Insider Charges, US Says
• Wells Fargo Foots Atlantic City Casino's $26M Tax Bill
• Judge Splits Fee Responsibility For Tropicana Ch. 11 Case
• Dish Network To Pay $2M To Colorado Over Price Increases
• Facebook Can't Dodge Message Privacy Claims
• 9th Circ. Shuts Down Facebook Ad Buyers' Overcharge Suit
• PTAB Says Filing Misstep Dooms Movie Studios' AIA Bids
• Copyright And Trademark Cases To Watch In 2015
• Pa. Justices Snub Grand Jury Secrecy Appeal In Records Row
• DLA Piper Says Facebook Suit Over Failed Case Falls Short
• German Cable Co. Tele Columbus Rekindles $360M IPO
• Shopping App Maker InMarket Ducks Injunction Bid In TM Suit
• Sony Hack Will Bring Cyberinsurance To Forefront In 2015
• Chinese Game Developer Valued At $1B In Ex-CEO's Bid
• Turtles Say It's Game Over For Sirius' 'Fictional Analysis'
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice