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Media & Entertainment - April, 2015

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• Grooveshark Settles With Labels, Agrees To Shut Down
• NIGC Urges 8th Circ. To Uphold Gaming Co.'s $5M Fine
• Tribes, Business Groups Urge Congress To Rein In NLRB
• 'Fabricated Evidence' Revealed In Sony's Shakira IP Suit
• Facebook Bashes EU Regulators For Flurry Of Privacy Probes
• US Isn't Soft On Privacy, FTC Commish Tells Germany
• AMC Scores $1.2M Tax Refund For Movie-Showing Costs
• House GOP Uneasy About Ex-Greenhill Banker's FCC Work
• Fans Say NFL Can't Collect Costs In Super Bowl Ticket Fight
• 8th Circ. Urged To Restore H-2B Carnival Workers' Wage Row
• Mich. Tribe Spars With NLRB Over Casino's Anti-Union Rules
• Ohio 'Jock Tax' Ruling Could Be A Payday For Athletes
• EA Guns Down Shareholder Suit Over 'Battlefield 4' Bugs
• Larry Flynt's Attys Want Brother's Malpractice Suit Axed
• ​FCC Wants To Consolidate Net Neutrality Case In DC Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Monsanto, Nokia, Time Warner
• Texas Strip Club Appeals Jury's Decision In FLSA Suit
• DHS Deputy Rebuffs EB-5 Program Favoritism Claims
• Revel's Former Utility Provider Rips Ch. 11 Plan
• Ore. Tax Court Says Fisher Liable For Excise On Stock Sale
• Native Americans Urge Judge To Exclude Redskins' Evidence
• 2 Firms Help Steer Zoopla's $245M USwitch Buy
• Net Neutrality Fight To Feature Top BigLaw Names
• Twitter Puts Up $533M In Stock To Buy Marketing Tech Firm
• Ex-NFL Star Burress Indicted Under New NJ Tax Law
• Gossip Blog Settles Tiff Over Beyonce, Kardashian Photos
• Ohio High Court Says Cleveland 'Jock Tax' Unconstitutional
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Shorenstein, RREEF, Milwaukee Bucks
• Display Of FinCEN's Aggressive Anti-Laundering Approach
• Sony, Zurich Settle Data Breach Coverage Battle
• China's Tencent Buys $126M Stake In US Mobile Gaming Co.
• High Court Will Need To Resolve Circuit Split In Fair Use
• Paramount Can't Can Filmmakers' Video Profits Class Action
• Tribal Casino Firing Row Won't Be Heard In Federal Court
• Welsh Gov't Says It Can't Be Sued Over Dylan Thomas Photos
• Senate Panel Passes Bill To Block Ariz. Tribal Casino
• 7th Circ. Says Ho-Chunk Nation Can Offer E-Poker
• Tribal Leaders Urge Senate To Keep NLRB Out Of Gaming
• Calif. City Defends $2.4M Fee Bid In Tribal Casino Feud
• Ex-NCAA Athletes' Attys Likely To Win $45M In Antitrust Fight
• Court Won't Reconsider Zynga's Bid To Toss IPO Suit
• Tinder App Pricing Burns Men, Older Daters, User Alleges
• Tribe Offers Alabama $250M Bailout For Gaming Rights
• Copyright Boss Calls AM/FM Royalty Exemption Embarrassing
• Strip Club DJs, Dancers Get Conditional OK For FLSA Class
• Penn National Pays $360M For Tropicana Las Vegas
• Lower Tax Reporting Limit For Slots Not A Revenue Jackpot
• NJ Judge Tosses Lawmaker's Records Suit Over Izod Closing
• Fed. Circ. Slashes Innovention's $4.7M Game Patent Award
• Blank Check Co. Prices $75M IPO, Eyes Media Investments
• Racehorse Training Co. Fined Over I-9 Form Violations
• NY Casino Developers Tell 2nd Circ. Rivals Stymied Project
• Ex-Al Jazeera Worker Hits News Co. With $15M Retaliation Suit
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: UBM, NYC FC, Margaritaville
• DC Circ. Told FCC Rule Disregards Women-Owned Stations
• Barry Bonds Case Splinters The 9th Circ.
• Internet Privacy: Who's The Boss?
• Dish, Ergen Escape Harbinger's $1.5B Suit Over LightSquared
• BofA Can't Bleed Child Actor Trusts, Calif. Appeals Court Rules
• Hollywood Wins UK Court Order Against 'Netflix For Pirates'
• NIGC Names Lewis Brisbois Partner As Its Chief Of Staff
• Card Shuffler Co. Deals $100M Monopoly Suit To Rival
• Oculu Calls Facebook's TM Defense 'Curiously Incredulous'
• Donald Sterling Says $600M Suit Doesn't Rehash Probate Case
• Bipartisan Bill To Lift Veil On Fed. Settlements Reintroduced
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Advent, Telx Group
• Sirius Asks Fla. Judge To Mute Turtles' Suit Over Pre-'72 Music
• Counsel In $60M NCAA Athlete Deal Face Off In Fee Fight
• Ind. Lawmakers Move To Get More Say On Tribal Gaming
• Courtney Love Bailed On Memoir Deal, Owes $200K, Suit Says
• Caesars, Blatstein Settle Atlantic City Mall Lease Row
• Wash. Tribe Moving Forward With Casino Amid Legal Battle
• Millionaire's $11M Art Theft, Jailbreak Trial Begins
• Two Attorneys Found Guilty In $1.1M Film-Tax Credit Scheme
• 5 Things To Watch For After Approval Of $1.7B LA Stadium
• Apple Told 'Hypothetical' PTAB Reviews Don't Warrant Stay
• NFL To Relinquish Front Office's Tax-Exempt Status
• Bridgepoint Pays $550M For Stake In Nordic Cinema Group
• NHL Players Demand Concussion Records After Teams Resist
• Fed. Circ. May Change Disparagement Analysis For TMs
• High Court Will Clarify Standing Issues In Class Actions
• Bill Blocking Ariz. Tribal Casino Could Cost $1B, CBO Says
• Facebook Urges 2nd Circ. Not To Revive IPO Investor Suits
• Insurer Can't Duck $2.2M Award For Hepburn Estate's Buyers
• DreamWorks To Face Some No-Hire Pact Claims In Arbitration
• Ex-Fox VP Says He Was Fired For Being Gay, Native American
• Del. Chancery Backs ATK In Bushnell Accounting Row
• Disney, Marvel Settle Spider-Man IP Case With Theater
• NJ Regulator Says Straub Can't Take Revel's Casino License
• Marine Science Institute Says Resort Co. Botched Dolphin Deal
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation Sued Over NFL Star's Branding Deal
• NCAA Can't Delay Attys' Fees Fight In Antitrust Row
• Class Plaintiff Blasts Zynga's Bid To Toss IPO Suit
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Pleads Not Guilty In Maxim Fraud Case
• Comcast, Time Warner Cable Blast $20B Race Bias Suit
• ESPN Sues Verizon Over Custom TV Offerings
• HBO Nixes 'Living On Video' Name After TM Challenge
• Pa. AG Fights Contempt Hearings On Staffer's Termination
• Ex-NBCUniversal Interns Seek $1.2M In Atty Fees
• 4 Takeaways From The ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• Lawyers Must Guard Against Tribal Disenrollment Abuses
• City's Policy Doesn't Cover $11M Stadium Row, Insurer Says
• LA Atty Sanctioned In $42M Steve Harvey IP Suit
• High Court Takes On Spokeo's Challenge To FCRA Standing
• Fed. Circ. Will Weigh If Offensive TM Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Chinese Gaming Co. Accepts Founder's $1B Go Private Deal
• 3 Ways Firms Can Weather A Massive Deal Collapse
• 3 Takeaways From Comcast's Failed Bid For TWC
• Studios' Score Outsourcing Sour Note For Musicians' Union
• Bergstein Fights To Keep Stroock In Atty Betrayal Fight
• Fed. Circ. Revives On-Hold Music Patent Suit Against Muzak
• AEG's Coachella Unit Put On Blast For Layaway Plans
• Brand Battles: Mercedes, Instagram, White Castle, Tivo
• Caesars Juniors Press Bankruptcy Judge To DQ Kirkland
• Record Cos. Could Win $736M In Grooveshark IP Trial
• Ex-Chicago Bear's Estate To Appeal NFL Settlement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Alibaba, BAE Systems
• Telecom Cos. Urge 3rd Circ. To Review Net Neutrality
• Judge Won't Rule On Redacted Docs On Izod Center Closing
• Clear Channel Can't Recoup Billboard Losses: Texas Justices
• Irell & Manella Faces DQ Bid In 'Dirty Grandpa' IP Row
• JPML Asked To Merge SeaWorld Orca Abuse Claims Suits
• Social Media Class Notices Gain Traction But Carry Risks
• Marvel Stole 'Iron Man' Armor From Comic, Suit Says
• Scholastic Sells EdTech Biz For $575M To Houghton Mifflin
• When Internet Libel Lands You In An Out-Of-State Court
• Comcast Scraps $45B Time Warner Tie-Up Amid Scrutiny
• Canadian Hacker Gets 18 Months In $100M Microsoft IP Theft
• License Deal Not Enough To Win Patent Suit, Judge Says
• Kirkland Fights To Remain At Helm Of Caesars Bankruptcy
• $45B Comcast, TWC Merger Doomed After FCC Balks
• Barry Bonds Case Seen As Rebuke To Overzealous Feds
• Kleiner Perkins Won't Seek $1M Fees If Pao Backs Down
• Game Over For EA's Challenge To $4.9M IP Verdict
• Greenberg Traurig Faces Sanctions Bid In Telemundo IP Row
• NJ Devils Sued For Restricting Season Ticket Resales
• 'Paw Patrol' Toy Co. Gets Toon Ripoff Claims Trimmed
• BIA Defends Taking Calif. Tribe's Casino Land Into Trust
• Holland & Knight Ducks Sanctions Volley In TM Suit
• Town Sues To Void Deal That Would Move Miami Boat Show
• Casino Developer Trashes Calif. City's $2.3M Atty Fee Bid
• Nasdaq Puts Up $31M To Settle Facebook Investor IPO Row
• Petraeus Gets Probation For Leaking Military Secrets
• Atlanta Hawks Ink Sale To PE Guru-Led Group
• Disney Hit With Patent Suit Over MagicBand System
• 1st Circ. Lets Stand Order To Produce Logs In Visa, Wage Suit
• Seau Family Wants NFL Wrongful Death Suit Sent To Calif.
• Toyota Settles Copyright Suit Over BB King Commercial
• Data Breaches Happen To Small Companies Too
• Trump Resorts Wants Union Sanctioned For Urging Boycott
• Bracket Brand: How NCAA's TM Atty Guards March Madness
• AT&T, DirecTV Tout $48.5B Merger's Benefits To FCC
• Ariz. Tribe, Local Leaders Blast Halt Of Phoenix Casino
• 'Life of Pi' Effects Studio Exec Wants D&O Coverage Access
• Katy Perry Denied TM Registrations On 'Left Shark' Design
• Zynga Wants Blank Rome, Segan Sanctioned For Patent Suit
• Cheerleader Bill Leaps One Step Up In Calif. Legislature
• ESPN Pins Ex-Wrestler's Suit Over Old Footage At 8th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Reverses Barry Bonds' Obstruction Conviction
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Susan Sarandon's Suit Against Biz Manager Gets Green Light
• CORRECTION: NFL Concussion Settlement Gets Final OK
• Yelp Escapes Investor Class Action Over Bad Reviews
• Google VC Arm Wants Out Of Uber's Philly Cab Fight
• Band Vows To Fight On After Fed. Circ. Trademark Ruling
• News Groups Urge Against Privacy Restrictions On Drone Use
• 5 Tips For Smooth Gaming Compact Negotiations
• The Changing Landscape Of Fair Use: 'Transformative' Is Key
• Facebook Can't Beat Mobile IP Suit With Alice
• Wynn Says "Girls Gone Wild" Founder Abandoned Libel Suit
• SD Tribe Says IGRA Bars State Taxes On Casino Customers
• 11th Circ. To Hear Fight Over Shareholder, Pension Payments
• Feds Say Ex-CIA Agent Should Get 20 Years For Espionage
• Utility Deal, Sandy Implicated In Revel Bankruptcy
• Perfect 10 Says No More Sanctions Warranted In IP Row
• Spanish-Language Cinema Says AMC Forced It Out of Houston
• Penn State Trustees Sue For Docs Behind Freeh Report
• Aereo Floats Ch. 11 Deal Ending Networks' 3-Year IP War
• Google, Others Say Trade Bill Missing Key IP Carveouts
• Mohegans To Construct Casino At South Korean Airport
• Protecting Social Media Assets: Lessons From CDM Media
• NHL Hits Swedish Co. With $22M Licensing Fee Suit
• Hausfeld Says NCAA Trying To Stall On Paying Attys Fees
• Conn. Bill Allowing More Tribal Casinos Advances
• Bankruptcy Talks Collapse Between Caesars, Bank Lenders
• Sony Beats Writer's 'Iron Man' IP Suit Over Ghostface Songs
• Nev. Judge Includes Nonpatent Claims In Patent Fee Award
• Amazon Wins Fees In Patent Suit Over Kindle Tech
• Fort Sill Apache Ask NM Justices To Reconsider Gaming Row
• Michael Jordan Can't Slam Dunk Publicity Case, Judge Says
• Twitter Shifts Control Over Non-US Data To Ireland
• Intel Reaches Deal To End 'Flick Intel' Trademark Suit
• Activist Investor Blasts MGM Tactics In Spinoff Proxy Fight
• Franken 'Hopeful' Feds Will Block Comcast-Time Warner Deal
• Sheppard Mullin Botched Whistleblower Suit, Playboy Says
• Revel Ch. 11 Judge OKs Power Plant Lease Termination
• TPG Capital Leads PE Players' Cirque Du Soleil Buy-In
• Film Co. Jumped Summary Judgment Gun In $45M EB-5 Suit
• 9th Circ. Nixes Tribe's Gaming Compact Suit Against Wash.
• Ex-PSU Admins Want McQueary's Discovery Bid Axed
• Fed. Circ. Hints Trademark Rule Might Be Unconstitutional
• 2015 Begins With A Drop In FCPA Enforcement Activity
• 4 Tips For Traversing The Calif. Tribal Gambling Landscape
• Miffed 2nd Circ. Rejects Alleged Facebook Scammer's Appeal
• Tips For Guiding Your Client Through The Mediation Process
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• Law Firm Biases Continue To Thwart Women
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• Caesars Noteholders Seek Kirkland & Ellis Docs In DQ Row
• UFC, Fighters Want ADR To Referee Antitrust Dispute
• Patent Challenged By Apple, Twitter Survives AIA Review
• Brand Battles: Procter & Gamble, L'Oreal, 'Dark 'N Stormy'
• Group Says Calif. Never Ceded Jurisdiction Over Casino Site
• CenturyLink Sues FCC Over Net Neutrality
• Fox Rothschild Opens New Office In Chicago
• Altegrity Fights To Keep Units' Docs Under Wraps In Ch. 11
• Agents Can't Strike Out 'Trouble With The Curve' Suit
• Tribal Casino Evades Wrongful Death Suit Over Jurisdiction
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cirque du Soleil, Vessel, Deutsche Bank
• Union Not Responsible For Facebook Threats, DC Circ. Rules
• Ariz. Rejects Tribe's $400M Phoenix Casino, Cites Fraud
• Dish, Others Tell FCC To Nix Comcast-Time Warner Merger
• Oprah Network Says Fla. Man Used Its IP In Fraud Schemes
• NJ Judge Blocks Straub's Plan To Re-Energize Revel
• Disney 'Frozen' IP Accuser Lets It Go — To 3rd Circ.
• Multimedia Games Shareholders Settle Suit Over $1.2B Buyout
• Judge Who Leaked Celebrity Adoption Loses Law License
• Trump Agency Blasts Model's Opposition To Dismissal Bid
• Kansas Moves To Block Quapaw Casino In Trust Lands Row
• Screenwriter SLAPPs Down Libel-In-Fiction Claim
• Yelp Ruling A Win For Anonymity Despite Dodging Key Issue
• Saddled With Legal Debt, Little Saigon News Files For Ch. 11
• Yelp Says User Complaints Don't Prove Reviews Were Rigged
• High-Frequency Trader Virtu Financial Raises $314M In IPO
• Caesars Ch. 11 Examiner Gets Winston & Strawn For Probe
• PTAB Sides With Sony, Tosses Game Controller Patent
• Ex-Revel Utility Maligns Straub's Proposed Power Plans
• Pa. Court Wants More Info On Emails About Sandusky Scandal
• Patriot Act Spying Hurts Int'l Trade, Tech Groups Say
• Misfits Founder Loses Fight Over Band Merchandise
• Athletes May Play Out Ohio 'Jock Tax' Cases In High Court
• Ill. City Says OneBeacon Must Cover $11M Stadium Spat
• Atlantic City Says Borgata Lacks Standing In Bond Sale Suit
• Yelp Doesn't Have To Unmask Users, Va. High Court Says
• Lakers Near Win In Broadcaster's Race Bias Suit
• Redskins Urge Va. Court To Toss Claims In Trademark Suit
• Ex-NBA Player Laughs Off Judgment Bid In $45M EB-5 Suit
• Conn. Tribal Casino Bill Could Cost State Revenue, AG Says
• E-Book Monitor Says Apple Must Boost Antitrust Compliance
• Senate Confirms New Chair Of Native Gaming Commission
• LinkedIn Isn't A Consumer Reporting Agency, Judge Rules
• Pa. AG Asked To Probe Penn National's Nixed Casino Project
• 'Three's Company' Parody Writer Wants Fees In Fair Use Suit
• Facebook Atty Slams 'Brazen' Ceglia Suit In 2nd Circ.
• Google Play User Says Hackers Stole Thousands In Purchases
• Protecting Company And Athlete In Endorsement Deals
• San Jose Takes MLB Antitrust Challenge To Supreme Court
• Comcast Settles Misclassification, OT Claims for $454K
• New Revel Owner Says Deal Unlikely In Casino Power Struggle
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Artist's 'Avatar' Rip-Off Suit
• Casinos Weigh Cash Concerns Against Leaseback Hurdles
• Microsoft Says Alice Dooms Teaching Patents In IP Feud
• Atty In NFLer's Stock Scheme Loses Insurance Defense Row
• Settlement of Marlins Stadium Workers' Claims Turned Back
• Tribune Creditors Ask 3rd Circ. For Appeal Of $7B Plan
• 2 Routes To Hourly Rates For Lawyers
• OneBeacon Says Texas Law Bars $30M Recovery For Law Firm
• 2nd Circ. Takes On Sirius Pre-1972 Appeal
• Donald Sterling's Wife Wins Back $2.6M Gifted To Mistress
• Fox News Settles Fair Use Case Over 9/11 Facebook Photo
• Eagles Singer Settles With Apparel Co. Over 'Don A Henley' Ad
• NCAA Floats New $75M Concussion Deal With Ex-Athletes
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: GLPI, Blackstone, Federal Capital
• Watchdog, Dow Jones Blast Altegrity Bid To Seal Ch. 11 Docs
• Panasonic's GC Calls Compliance Everyone's Responsibility
• UMG Pays $11.5M To Settle Artists' Digital Royalty Row
• Fla. Cabinet Backs 82-Acre Land Sale For Miami Mega-Mall
• 'Cabin In The Woods' Movie Accused Of Ripping Off Book
• Facebook Calls Oculus Suit An Effort To 'Misuse TM Law'
• Microsoft Workers' Anti-Poaching Suit Declared Time-Barred
• In-House Group Backs Privilege In PSU Investigation Suit
• LinkedIn Slams Atty Fees In $1.25M Data Breach Deal
• Oksana Baiul Turns To 2nd Circ. In Quest For Royalties Gold
• NCAA Athletes Request $14M In Attys' Fees For Publicity Suit
• NM Governor Inks 22-Year Gaming Compact With Five Tribes
• Objectors Say Revised $765M NFL Concussion Deal Falls Short
• Alibaba Investors Want Suits Over $25B IPO Consolidated
• Sirius Warns 2nd Circ. Of Fallout From Pre-'72 Ruling
• AT&T, Industry Groups Sue FCC Over Net Neutrality
• Time To Re-Evaluate Your TLD Strategy
• Standard Register Gets OK For $155M DIP, Auction Plans
• Tolkiens Say Warner Can't Seize Atty Docs In $80M IP Suit
• Conn. State, Tribal Officials Slam Okla. Payday Lenders
• Revel Power Plant Faces Hearing On Ch. 11 Service Value
• CBS, Ralph Lauren Latest Hit With Intern Class Actions
• 5 Tips For Navigating The NIGC
• Texas Firm Seeks $9M In Fees For OneBeacon Malpractice Suit
• Md. Lawmakers Send Variable Film Tax Credit Bill To Gov.
• Plaintiffs Urge JPML To Send Sirius TCPA Suits To Illinois
• Calif. Gambling Commission Calls Tribe's $11M Suit A Repeat
• Miss. AG Told To Turn Over Documents From Google Probe
• Clifford Chance Steers $274M Peru Fiber Optic Project Bond
• NJ Lawmakers Aim To Boost Student Privacy Protections
• Tribe's Online Gambling Heads Say Calif. Has Double Standard
• Hollywood Lawyer Made Client Virtual 'Sex Slave,' Suit Says
• Lawmakers Push New Radio Royalty Bill
• Miami Pop Artist Sues Apple For Copyright Infringement
• Freeh Asks For Out-Of-County Judge In Ex-PSU Leader's Suit
• Gawker Interns Can Notify Class Of Lawsuit Via Social Media
• SeaWorld Backlash Mounts With Fla. Orca Abuse Claims Suit
• MGM Blasts Activist Shareholder Over 'Flawed' REIT Plan
• CFPB Uses Old Strategy In Robocall Debt Collection Case
• Charter Eyes $1.5B Note Sale After Bright House Buy
• LinkedIn Says Users OK'd Likenesses In Marketing Emails
• MMA Fighters Strike Back At UFC's Bid To Nix Antitrust Suit
• Telecom Industry Group Sues FCC Over Net Neutrality
• 10 Considerations When Your Departing Employee Is A Lawyer
• How To Weather Media Inquiries In High-Profile Cases
• This Week In Congress: Taxes, Budget Resolution And Iran
• Revel Buyer Left In Dark As Plant Owner Ducks TRO Bid
• Riddell Helmet-Safety Study Bogus, Youth Football Org. Says
• Embattled Calif. Tribe Removes Gaming Commission
• PR Firm Says Tribe Integral To Skywalk Defamation Suit
• Manhattan DA Probing WTC Contract Award To Legends
• EFF Wins PTAB Attack Against Podcasting Patent
• Photog Who Secretly Snapped Neighbors Beats Privacy Suit
• Brand Battles: Pepsi, Marijuanaville, Edible Arrangements
• Court Asked To Weigh In On St. Louis NFL Stadium Plan
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Ropes & Gray, Vinson
• Firm Blasts Navy SEAL's Latest Claim Over Bin Laden Book
• Texas Court Upholds $6M Ruling In Online Defamation Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bombardier, CVC Capital, Cirque Du Soleil
• DHS Inspector Releases Emails Behind Visa Investigation
• Online Group Asks FTC To Probe 'Predatory' .SUCKS Domains
• Will The Pendulum Swing Back In IPR Proceedings?
• Dreyfuss Sues Disney Over Ducking 'What About Bob?' Audit
• FCC Reviewing Verizon's Use Of 'Supercookies' Ad Program
• Fla. House Panel Passes Pared-Down Gaming Bill
• Committee To Scrutinize Fees In Caesars Ch. 11
• Revel Power Plant Drops Service To Force Straub's Hand
• Texas Judge Won't Shut Down DRM Patents In Google Dispute
• 10th Circ. To Hear Cox Antitrust MDL Arbitration Appeal
• Sam Smith's 'Stay With Me' Targeted In New IP Suit
• Ex-NYPD Sgt. Convicted For Dealing Poker In Illegal Casino
• Pittsburgh Riverhounds Finance Row Sent To State Court
• Builder Won't Raze Casino Over Tribe's Desecration Claims
• Disney Can't Nix 'Frozen' Trailer Copyright Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intel, Kik Interactive, Holcim
• Facebook Pushes For End To Austrian Privacy Class Action
• Atty Slams Porn Co.'s Sanctions Bid In BitTorrent IP Row
• Apple, Microsoft Targeted In Streaming Tech Co.'s IP Suits
• Gawker Intern Class Offers Up New Social Media Notice Plan
• Dish Loses Fight To Get 'SMARTBox' Trademark
• Ala. Dems Propose Gambling Measures To Close Budget Gap
• Bakery Can't Claim IP Rights In Mardi Gras 'Bead Dogs' Spat
• Ariz. Tribe Loses Bid To Make Web Hosts Transfer URLs
• Horse Stable Loses Bid To Pause Trainer's Visa Denial
• Los Angeles Events Contract Co. Hit With State Wage Suit
• Lance Armstrong Associates Need Gov't OK To Settle FCA Suit
• Calif. Tribe Says FMLA Doesn't Apply In Casino Firing Suit
• LinkedIn Inks $1.5B Deal For Education Site Lynda.com
• California Is Latest State To Tackle Lawyer Blogs
• How US Sanctions Can Affect Cos. With Russian Investors
• Rape Victim Win Would Cripple Internet Cos., 9th Circ. Told
• Illegal NYC Casino Was No Ma-And-Pa Poker Game, Jury Told
• Ex-Financial Adviser Gets Prison Time For Winklevoss Lies
• Bloomberg Denied PTAB Review Of Real-Time Data Patent
• Hustler Club Says Dancer Wage Suit Must Go To Arbitration
• IHeartMedia Finalizes $369M Portion Of Tower Asset Sale
• Hearing Set In European Facebook Privacy Class Action
• Lions Gate Investor Trims $320M From Stake In Stock Sale
• Carnival Co. Paving Way To Contact Wages Class, Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Affirms DietGoal Patent Is An Abstract Idea
• Deals Rumor Mill: Procter & Gamble, First Eagle, C&M Co.
• Bucks Eye Milwaukee Boom With New $1B Arena Plans
• Comcast Wins Ruling On DirecTV's Rob Lowe Ads
• Tropicana Hits NJ Construction Co. With Suit Over Oil Leak
• Tribune's PE Owners Trim Stakes In $569M Stock Offering
• Personal Jurisdiction And Defamation In The Internet Age
• Racket Maker Gets Final Nod For $4.5M False Ad Pact
• Mischa Barton Claims Manager Mom Stole Earnings For Years
• Kicker Calls NFL's Tampa Bay Bucs Negligent In MRSA Case
• AMC Viewer Not Covered By Video Privacy Law, Judge Rules
• NIGC's Plan For Enviro Review Exclusion Is Good News
• Caesars Ch. 11 Examiner Wants Winston & Strawn For Probe
• Tribe-Owned Casino Exempt From Bias Claims, 2nd Circ. Says
• Microsoft, Getty Reach Deal To End Dispute Over Image Tool
• NFL Spins Off Event And Hospitality Business
• NCAA Says Athletes' New Sex Bias Suit Has Same Old Flaws
• Suit Claims Beckett Media Boss' Bullying Led To Breakdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: Royal Dutch Shell, Vivendi, Tao Group
• Native American Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2015
• Idaho Gov. Draws Tribe's Ire After Instant Racing Bill Veto
• Jackson Lewis Adds Ex-Littler Employment Pro In LA
• Warner Bros. Says Anti-Piracy Steps OK Under 1st Amendment
• China To Regulate Online Lottery Industry
• Fed. Circ. Denies $1B Damages Bid In NY Tribal Land Row
• News Corp. Handed Win In Poison Pill Suit
• Pa. Lawmakers Introduce Bill To Expand Video Gambling
• Consumer Groups Push FTC To Probe Google Kids App
• Standard Register Unsecured Creditors Blast $275M Sale Plan
• Georgia-Pacific Wants Out Of $2M Debt To Standard Register
• The Rising Stars Of Media And Entertainment Law
• Revel's Energy Provider Balks At $82M Ch. 11 Sale Order
• 6th Circ. Says Octane Might Apply To Trademark Cases
• SEC Alleges $32M Ponzi Scheme Over Pro Athlete Loans
• NY Poker Sharps Fight Odds Without 'Game Of Skill' Defense
• Cannabis And Indian Country: Basics 101
• Fla. Panel Floats 1-Year Seminole Blackjack Extension
• Tribe Plays Hand Against Idaho's Poker Ban At 9th Circ.
• Michael Jordan Wants Another Shot In $5M Publicity Case
• Cirque Du Soleil Keeps Service Charge From Staff, Suit Says
• Ex-NFLer Aims For Win In 'Lights Out' TM Suit Against Nike
• Tribe Says Calif. Didn't Act In Good Faith On Casino Bid
• After High Court, MGM Settles 'Raging Bull' Copyright Suit
• Social Media Can Be Part Of Ch. 11 Estate, Judge Rules
• 'Game Of War' App Maker Hits Rival With $100M Copyright Suit
• Betting Machine Co. Says Racetrack Stole Trade Secrets
• DietGoal Urges Fed. Circ. To Reinstate Meal Planning Patent
• Facebook, Zuckerberg Can't Halt Subpoena In Ceglia Case
• TiVo Urges Fed. Circ. To Resurrect 'Holy Grail' Ad Patent Suit
• Native Americans Argue Redskins' Marks Were Ineligible
• High-Speed Trading Firm Virtu Plans $314M IPO
• Ex-Embed Reporter Presses DC Circ. To Revive DOD Suit
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2015
• Fighting Back Against Anonymous Online Attacks
• Judge Koh Kicks Animators' Anti-Poaching Class Action
• Google Defeats Class Cert. Bid Over In-App Purchases
• Viacom Tells Judge $7.2M Intern Deal Is Reasonable
• Straub Offers $26M To Develop Ex-Showboat With University
• More Objections Roll In To NBCUniversal Intern Settlement
• Wilson Sonsini Guides Buyers In $1.9B Shanda Go-Private Deal
• Judge Slices EMI's $7M Fee Bid For 'Pyrrhic' MP3Tunes Win
• Breitling Can't Avoid Atty Fees In Fight With Petroleum News
• Brand Battles: Major League Baseball, The Gap, Napa Valley
• FTC Atty Warns Telemarketers About Robocall Compliance
• Ex-Massey CEO Battles Media On Doc Release In Criminal Suit
• Facebook IPO Schemer Files For Chapter 11
• CAA Sues UTA For 'Midnight Raid' Of Star-Repping Agents
• Sony, Patent Holder Dodge Sanctions In IP Fight
• Rising Star: Kinsella Weitzman's Jeremiah Reynolds
• Chumash Casino Expansion Isn't Legal, Neighbors' Suit Claims
• Uber Poaches Chief Security Officer From Facebook
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Simpson, Cooley
• Appeals Court Dumps Dentist's Defamation Suit Against AOL
• Ex-NBA Player, Others Want $45M EB-5 Suit Axed
• Rooftop Clubs Can't Halt Wrigley Field Signs, Judge Rules
• What, When And How To Communicate About A Crisis
• Turks And Caicos Inks $224M Deal For Ritz Carlton Hotel
• Limiting Good-Faith Fraudulent Transfer Defense — Again
• Revel Wins Nod For $82M Casino Sale To Straub
• Malibu Ripped Over Case With 'No Evidence' Of Infringement
• Dr. Dre Can't Get Straight Outta Beats Royalties Row
• MGA, Insurers End Fight Over Atty Fees In Bratz IP Suit
• Craigslist Submits $2.1M Judgment Deal In Site Scraping Suit
• Dish Network Liable For All 22 Calls In TCPA Row, Jury Finds
• Teen Cops To $100M IP Theft In Hack Of Microsoft, Others
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Rosen Win In TV Headrest Patent Suit
• Master Recused In Ex-Myspace Exec's Row With News Corp.
• Facebook's Facial Recognition Violates Privacy, Suit Says
• Diet Pill Maker, Snooki Can't Dodge False Ad Class Action
• Oneida Nation Asks NYS Gaming Commission To Block Casino
• Playtech To Join Foreign Exchange Market For $499M
• A Look At Oral Arguments In Kimble V. Marvel
• Heated Carnival Co. Wage Row Sent To Mediation
• Amazon Ducks DVD, TV Parental Control IP Suit
• New Keno Bill Would Share Revenues With Conn. Tribes
• Rising Star: O'Melveny & Myers' Molly Lens
• SoundExchange Says Music Service Is 'Cheating Artists'
• Wrigley Field Rooftop Club Owner Denies Fraud Charges
• Judge Won't Move IP Case Against Amazon, Samsung
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