Media & Entertainment Archive » June, 2015

Media & Entertainment - June, 2015

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• Chancery Throws Out Cablevision 'Nepotism' Suit
• Hanginout Can Drop Google TM Suit, But Not For Free: Judge
• Apple E-Books Court Sticks Landing With Tough Antitrust Test
• Jay-Z's Roc Nation Seeks To Escape Dez Bryant Branding Suit
• Trump Sues Univision For $500M In Miss USA Contract Row
• Florida Bar Mulls Lawyer-Advised Social Media Cleanups
• Texas Bar Chain Settles DOJ Racial Discrimination Claims
• H-2B Worker Class Settles Wage Suit With Carnival Co.
• 3 Policy Issues Left Hanging After Turbulent Fla. Session
• Sports Agencies Spar Over Name, Venue In Trademark Row
• Ranting Fraudster Ousted From Art Theft Victim's Hearing
• Spain's Pro Soccer League Decries World Cup Winter Move
• Redskins Slam Amicus Brief In Offensive Trademark Row
• AT&T, DirecTV Delay $48B Merger To Push For Regulators' OK
• 9th Circ. Rejects Tribal Immunity In Casino Detention Suit
• DC Circ. Affirms Royalty Board Decision Favoring MPAA
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• FCC's Wider 'MVPD' Rule Hits Constitutional Snag, NCTA Says
• NCAA Slams College Basketball Coach's Suit Over Firing
• Google Says Blue Spike's Digital Fingerprint IP Invalid
• Judge Grants Restraining Order To Stop Counterfeiters
• Top Telecom Attys Rep FCC's Net Neutrality Supporters
• Early 2016 Trial Set In Dial Monopoly Beef With News Corp.
• 40 AGs Press 5th Circ. To Allow Google Piracy Probe
• Get Moving On Cig Warnings, Judge Tells Big Tobacco
• SeaWorld Urges Chancery To Nix Investor Suit Over 'Blackfish'
• DC Circ. Sets Fast-Track For Net Neutrality Fight
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself In Soap Opera Employment Spat
• Why NJ May Win 3rd Circ. Sports Betting Case
• Apple Conspired To Fix E-Book Prices, 2nd Circ. Rules
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• WWE Sues Dynamite Kid, Others To Block Brain-Injury Claims
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Cox's Win In Fiber Optic Chip Patent Row
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• AOL Investors Seek Stock Appraisal After $4B Verizon Deal
• Manchester United Refinances Bond Debt With Senior Notes
• Discovery Grabs Euro Olympic TV Rights In $1.5B Deal
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• 'Blurred Lines' Judge Calls Pharrell Penalties 'Excessive'
• Trump Entertainment Wants To Duck NJ Gaming Payments
• NFL Ventures Issues $620M In Grade 'A' Bonds
• Gamemaker Claims Kentucky Downs Stole Machine Designs
• Ex-Ritz Golfers Get OK For Class Notice In Trump Club Row
• Bill To Redirect Atlantic City Marketing Funds Set For Christie
• Michael Best Nabs Texas NCAA Compliance Attorney
• Scientific Games Says Standing Sinks $100M Antitrust Suit
• Patricia Cornwell Wants Sidley DQ'd In Accounting Firm Row
• Pandora Wants BMI Royalty Lowered To FM Radio Rate
• Jones Day Nabs Telecom Partner For Paris Office
• Idaho Gov., Others Say Veto Was Timely In Racing Row
• Actress Ends High-Profile 'Muslims' Case Against Google
• Revel Wins Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation After Forging Peace Deal
• Players Blast NCAA's 'Speculative' Opposition To Class Cert.
• Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp Merges With Richardson Patel
• US Open Umpires Lose FLSA Appeal In 2nd Circ.
• Director Has No Separate Copyright In Movie, 2nd Circ. Says
• NFL Fans Defend Bid For Costs In Super Bowl Ticket Fight
• Calif. Judge Upholds Google Ads Free Speech Decision
• Facebook Texts Not Protected Under TCPA, Plaintiff Argues
• BMG, Cox Must Turn Over Docs In Music Copyright Row
• Consumer Group Pushes For Basic Internet Option From AT&T
• Minor Leaguers Want Conditional Cert. In MLB Wage Row
• 'Stalker' CEO Hit With $18M Verdict For Attacks On Ex-Intern
• Music In Politics — Copyright And Lanham Act In The Mix
• Fla. Strip Club Chain Pays $6M To Settle Dancers' Wage Suit
• Former National Lampoon CEO Again Given 50-Year Sentence
• Plaintiffs Hit Redial On AOL 'Wrong Number' TCPA Suit
• NY Jury Gets Ex-Intern's Stalking Case Against Financier
• PGA Tour Caddies Fight To Keep Class Action In California
• Brand Battles: Ford, Session Beer, Star Wars
• Huckabee's Bid To Put Robocall Row On Hold Slammed
• Embattled FIFA Prez Backtracks On Apparent Resignation
• DirecTV Blasts State Tax Decisions In High Court Appeal
• Revel Strikes Deals With ACR, NJ Ahead Of Ch. 11 Hearing
• NJ Assembly Votes For Amusement Games In Bars
• Ad Software Co. Can Depose Plaintiff's Atty In Privacy Battle
• 15 In 15: The Top High Court Copyright, TM Rulings
• Sterling Strikes Back At Doc Who Found Him Incapacitated
• Swiss Authorities Deny FIFA Official's Detention Appeal
• Cherokee Granted Preliminary Injunction For 'Sideout' Mark
• AT&T Pans Call For Internet Traffic Condition In DirecTV Deal
• NJ Man Gets 18 Years For $1.5M Unemployment Fraud
• Donald Trump Plans On Suing Univision For Dropping Pageant
• Sirius XM Pays Labels $210M To Settle Pre-1972 Fight
• Ariz. Strikes Back At Tribe's Bid To Transfer Casino Suit
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• Baiul Sues NBC, Hallmark Over Royalties From TV Specials
• Durst Can't Make Amazon Sign Lease In $25M Contract Row
• NJ Senate Approves Atlantic City Rescue Legislation
• BMG Says It Shouldn't Have To Turn Over Docs In Cox Row
• Nasdaq's Facebook IPO Settlement Gets Tentative Green Light
• Shapiro Arato Dodges DQ Bid In $7M Jay-Z Logo IP Row
• Porn Industry Says Record-Keeping Ruling Bucks High Court
• NLRB Says Tribe Can't Ask Court To Halt Union Hearing
• ESPN Hit With Patent Suit Over Online Fantasy Sports Game
• Huntington Can't Nix Actors' Privacy Claims In Ad Row
• Sex Harassment Video Not 'Highly Offensive,' DC Court Says
• DQ'd 'Top Model' Must Arbitrate $4M Row With Tyra Banks
• Challenge To UEFA Finance Rules Heads To EU High Court
• Martha Stewart Living Hit With Investor Suit Over $353M Deal
• App Tech Patent Holder Shrugs Off WWE Bid To Invalidate
• Ariz. Tribe Requests Specific Judge In Casino Land Dispute
• NHL Lets Suitors Take Crack At Landing New Team
• Hershey Probing Sketchy Charges On Customers' Cards
• Calif. High Court Outlaws Computer 'Sweepstakes' Games
• Args Kick Off On St. Louis Law That's Fouling Rams Stadium
• Gawker Wins FOIA Appeal In Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Dispute
• FCC Proposes Changes To Spectrum Auction Bidding Rules
• Charter Vows To Follow FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Seminoles Give Fla. Lawmakers 30 Days On Gaming Compact
• Diller's IAC Planning IPO For Match.com
• Amid Net Neutrality Attacks, One Case Would Beef Up Rules
• Insurer Wants Yahoo CEO To Respond In $1B Bracket Row
• Hundreds More NFL Counterfeit Sites Ordered To Shut Down
• Ex-Interns Urge Court To Approve $725K ICM Wage Settlement
• Anti-SLAPP — A Constitutional Tug-Of-War
• Disney Settles 'Frozen' Trailer Copyright Fight
• IP Cash Advance Co. Bilked Widow Out Of $15M, Court Told
• Tribe Says Carcieri Doesn't Let Ala. County Tax Trust Land
• No Equity Investment In ESPN, DraftKings Promo Deal
• Hanginout Says It Can't Afford Google TM Suit Anymore
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Vale, Scripps
• 10th Circ. Says Cox Waived Arbitration In Okla. Antitrust Suit
• Revel Tenants' Leases Survive Ch. 11 Sale, Judge Rules
• Sports Photogs Want Injunction Against Collectibles Retailers
• CORRECTED: Ex-Seneca Nation Gaming Exec Pleads Guilty In Land Row
• Stadium App Co. Raises $9M In Series A Funding
• Cushman & Wakefield Nabs Hotel, Gaming Industry Veteran
• Sterling Slams Wife's, Doc's Bids To Toss Clippers Ouster Suit
• NJ Bill Aims To Allow Smaller Casinos In Atlantic City
• Michigan Tribe To Build 'Boutique' Casino
• Dallas Atty Must Pay Univision's Fees After Defamation Suit
• Fantex Primes 6th Football Player Brand's $2.7M IPO
• Dish, DirecTV Blast Possible Hike Of FCC's New 12-Cent Fee
• Mass. City Voters Advance $650M Waterfront Casino Plan
• Broadcaster ITV Grows Content With $86.5M Twofour Buy
• 4 Social Media Pitfalls That Could Derail An IPO
• The Staggering Breadth Of Chicago's New 'Cloud' Taxes
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• Ex-Partner Sues Would-Be CrossFit Promoter
• Cable Groups Push For Congress To Update Video Policy
• Cable Groups Want FCC Regulatory Fee Hike On Dish, DirecTV
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Formula 1, Tunstall
• Miss. AG Blasts Google's 'Bizarre' Injunction In 5th Circ.
• Chargers Fans Threaten Antitrust Suit Over Relocation
• Ex-NYC Intern Tells Of CEO's Terrifying Stalking Campaign
• UK Betting Giants In Merger Talks
• Basketball Coach Says NCAA Cannot Escape Firing Suit
• Brulotte Rule Upheld Despite Suspect Economic Rationale
• Confederate Flag Ruling Called On In Redskins TM Fight
• NFL Commissioner Hears Brady's 'Deflategate' Appeal
• Holland & Knight Snags Ex-Dykema Hospitality Pro In Dallas
• Attys Seek $5.5M Award In NYC Strip Club Wage Settlement
• Dickinson Wright Again Argues Casino Malpractice Suit Fails
• NCAA Blasts Opposition To $75M Concussion Settlement
• Figure Skater Baiul Must Pay NBC's Fees For IP Row: 2nd Circ.
• Maine Senate Kills Tribal Casino Bill
• Ex-PSU Coach To Be Deposed In Sandusky Coverage Row
• Jenner & Block Wants Google Piracy Doc Fight Kept In DC
• Conn. Gov. Helps Clear Path For Potential 3rd Tribal Casino
• US Chamber Asks 3rd Circ. To Let Congress Mull Web Privacy
• Time Warner Cable Hit With 1st Net Neutrality Complaint
• TCPA Takeaways From Makaron V. GE Security Manufacturing
• New Evidence Shows Rose Bet On Baseball As A Player
• In Sirius Cases, A Record Industry Vet Keeps Fighting
• Justices' Expired-Patent Royalties Ban To Spur Clever Deals
• Attorneys React To Supreme Court Patent Royalties Case
• Fla. Racetrack Argues Against Rehearing On Slots Ruling
• NJ High Court To Tackle Facebook Ethics Case
• Trial Over Caesars Ch. 11 Start Date Delayed Until Oct.
• Caribbean Bank Initiates Internal Review Amid FIFA Probe
• Landis Fights For Williams & Connolly Docs In Armstrong Suit
• Fired NYC Intern Talks Of CEO's Relentless Sexual Pressure
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vantage Energy, Nielsen, Uber
• Marketing Firm Sued Over Verizon Supercookie Tracking
• NBA Says E-Sellers Can't Ax Counterfeit Apparel Ruling
• Bwin.Party Sells World Poker Tour To Ourgame For $35M
• Outdoor Channel Seeks To End Suit Over Camera Biz Deal
• Raptors Face Trademark Fight Over New Logos
• Revel Wants To Pull Plug On Nightclubs' Bid For Power
• Martha Stewart Living Sells For $353M To Sequential
• Makeup Co. Files Madonna 'Hard Candy' Suit In Calif.
• Online Gamblers Fold Full Tilt Poker RICO Suits
• Redskins Push Fed. Circ. To Void Offensive-TM Rule
• Sports Photogs Sue Stores Selling Items With Unlicensed Pics
• San Diego Faces Enviro Hurdles In Bid To Keep Chargers
• Sirius Beats Fla. Case Over Pre-1972 Songs
• To Acquire Or Not To Acquire Life Rights For A Movie
• Justices Keep 50-Year-Old Ban On Expired-Patent Royalties
• Brand Battles: In-N-Out Burger, Marvel, Citigroup
• Chanos Wins $422K In Attys' Fees In Wynn Defamation Row
• SeaWorld Sued Over $192M Tax On Florida Theme Park
• Revel Owner Orders Energy Supplier Off NJ Property
• Streaming Co. Says It's Entitled To Compulsory Cable License
• NJ Town Says It's Owed $500K Over Formula 1 Plans
• NJ Racetrack Faces Class Action Over Worker Pay
• 2nd Circ. Gets Busy With 'I Get Money' Copyright Beef
• Networks Push FCC For Local Rule In AT&T, DirecTV Merger
• FCC Defends TV Joint Sales Agreements Ban To DC Circ.
• Cardinals Owner Says Support Staff Is Behind Data Breach
• Deals Rumor Mill: Martha Stewart Living, Synlab, Novolex
• FTC Taps Agency Veteran To Run Mergers Unit
• Fraudster's Court Tirades Forfeit Pro Se Rights, Feds Say
• Maine House Advances Latest Tribal Casino Bill
• Video Game Content Sales Subject To Tax, NY Dept. Says
• Mass. Gaming Chief Cleared In Ethics Probe Over Wynn Casino
• Arena Contractor Wants Out Of Injured Football Player Suit
• 5 Tips For Navigating The FCC's Merger Review Process
• Morgan Lewis Fires Back In Philly Newspaper Billing Row
• Dish Wants Class Of 9 Million Decertified In False Ad Suit
• Tribal Casino Tax Doesn't Hit Games, SD Says
• Riddell Can't Escape Youth Football League's Concussion Suit
• Horse Stable Gives Up USCIS Fight For Trainer's Visa
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• 4th Circ. Revives Bieber, Usher IP Suit Over Hit Song
• Manatt Sees No Proof Suit Over Betty Boop IP Was Malicious
• UK Gambling Co. Playtech Raises $361M For Acquisitions
• Comcast Must Out Defaming Internet User, Ill. Justices Say
• Calif. Tribe Ruled Immune To FMLA Casino Firing Suit
• Conn. Sports Complex Says City Delayed Dome Construction
• Jackson Lewis Wants Fee Claims Kept In Coach's Firing Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, A&P, Telecom Italia
• Dial, Heinz Win Cert. In News Corp. Ad Monopoly Row
• Director Can't Win Policy Fight After Film Archive Burned
• Mass. AG Won't Probe New Casino Gaming Regs
• Patents Play A Role In Technical Academy Awards
• NAACP Urges 3rd Circ. To Uphold Advertising Rights
• FIFA Execs Tap McGuireWoods, Kramer Levin Amid Probe
• Considering Drug Policies After Colo. High Court Ruling
• Marlins Stadium Workers Get Approval For Wage Settlement
• Bikram Yoga College Can't Dodge Rape Suit Against Founder
• NFL, DirecTV Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Broadcast Deals
• NFL Pension Plan Denies Allegations In Benefit Denial Row
• Pao Must Pay $275K In Legal Fees To Kleiner Perkins
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• Cable Group Blasts AT&T-DirecTV Merger Over Sports Rules
• SkyRise Miami Gets OK To Intervene In $9M Subsidy Suit
• Tips For Defeating Juror Bias Toward Corporate America
• Gov't Probe A Hitch For Focus Media's China Listing Plan
• Disney Walks Back Some Tech Worker Layoffs
• Pao Owes $275K In Kleiner Fees, Judge Tentatively Rules
• Standard Register Gets Nod For $307M Sale To Taylor
• Kerkorian's Will Calls For Sale Of $1.7B MGM Resorts Stake
• Glendale Wants Funds From NHL's Coyotes' Trust Account
• Calif. Panel Approves Ban On Offensive Native Mascot Names
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself In Giants Fake Memorabilia Suit
• Music Publishers Want IP Suit Over 'Stay With Me' Tossed
• NJ Man Sentenced In Illegal Sports Betting Scheme
• Tribal Gaming Co. Wants Intervenors Out Of Sale Dispute
• Suit Over Mich. Tribe's Casino Found Barred By Congress Fix
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, Tujia.com, EBay
• Hotel Worker Wrongly Fired Over Posting Selfies, NLRB Says
• Tribe Can't Skirt Property Tax Under Carcieri, Assessor Says
• MLB Urges Supreme Court To Leave Antitrust Immunity Alone
• Pa. Justices To Mull Release Of PPL Inquiry Documents
• Maine Mulls Another Tribal Casino Bill
• DirecTV Must Pay $8.5M In Tax On SC Income, Judge Says
• Lance Armstrong Blasts Bid For Atty Docs In FCA Suit
• FCC Looks To Save Spectrum Space For Unlicensed Devices
• 6th Circ. Renews Horse Racers' Suit Over Regulator's Ban
• Seminole Tribe Asks Fla. Court To Review Slot Machine Ruling
• Revel Creditors Want False Ad Class Action Blocked
• Swiss AG Probes 53 Transactions Tied To World Cup Bids
• NCAA Slams Paterno Family's Move To Grab Defamation Win
• $75M NCAA Concussion Deal Still On Track, Attys Tell Judge
• Pearson Sells PowerSchool Biz For $350M To Vista Equity
• Developments In Texas Media Law During 2015 Session
• Cardinals Face Rough Road In First-Ever Sports Spying Probe
• Caesars Faces $6.3B Suit From Trustee Over Restructuring
• Two Linked To Genovese Family Get Prison In Betting Scheme
• Ex-NCAA Player's Public Beef With Atty Imperils $75M Deal
• SFX Investors Sue Over CEO's $307M Take-Private Deal
• Tribes Say NLRB Exemption Bill Ensures Sovereignty Rights
• DOI Approves Washington Tribe's Casino Plans
• Voices Of The Bar: Meet The IP Experts
• Insurer Says Yahoo Can't Claim Fraud In $1B Bracket Suit
• Ace, Dish Trade Blows In TCPA Suit Coverage Battle
• Jenner & Block Resists 'Anti-Google Agenda' Subpoenas
• Canada Won't Help ICANN With .SUCKS
• NBC Wants 'Knight Rider' Attys Sanctioned For Holding Info
• WWE Slams Data Transfer Efficiency Patent Claim As Invalid
• SeaWorld Defenses Upheld In Ticket Renewal Class Action
• Pa. Internet Gaming Bill Goes Beyond Internet Gaming
• NY Tribal Reps To Appeal Gaming Suit To 2nd Circ.
• Sony Can't Escape Employees' 'Interview' Breach Claims
• NHL Broadcast Antitrust Deal Passes Court Muster
• Nike 'Jumpman' Copyright Suit Tossed By Judge
• NJ Bill Allowing Amusement Games In Bars Moves Ahead
• Google, AT&T Out Of Tune On LTE-U Repercussions
• Feds Eye St. Louis Cardinals In Houston Astros Data Breach
• 'Nominative Fair Use' For TMs: An Idea Whose Time Has Gone
• Ex-FIFA Exec Agreed To Work With Feds, Plea Deal Reveals
• Beastie Boys Not Awarded Full Fees In Monster Energy Fight
• Zero-Tolerance Pot Policies Clear Hurdle In Dish Ruling
• Minor Leaguers Go To Bat For MLB Wage Row Standing
• NFL Players Lose Jury Trial Rights In $53M BB&T Suit
• Standard Register Discloses An Offer Topping $275M Floor Bid
• Quapaw Leaders Say Kansas Casino Suit Meddles With IGRA
• Fla. Gov. Agrees To Rule Changes After Ousting Agency Head
• Google, Facebook Should Fall Under Do Not Track, FCC Told
• Warner Bros. Again Defeats Novelist's 'Gravity' Breach Suit
• Ex-NFL Player, Ally Charged With Running $32M Ponzi Scheme
• NHL's Coyotes Score Restraining Order In Glendale Arena Row
• High Court Blocks Libel Suit From NBA Vet ID'd As Molester
• Anchor Who Said N-Word Wasn't Fired Over Race, Jury Says
• Florida Budget Takes Shape With $428M In Tax Cuts
• TV Cos. Try To Stall DirecTV-AT&T Deal Amid Rate Spat
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• Cablevision Urges FCC To Nix Witness In Channel Tiering Row
• Doctor Wants State Claims Tossed In Sterling, NBA Row
• Dish Accused Of 'Forum-Shopping' In TCPA Coverage Fight
• Class Cert. For 'Project Runway' Calls Won't Work: Lifetime
• Fox Gets Claims Trimmed From 'New Girl' Copyright Suit
• Watchell Lipton Leads Cox Auto In $4B Deal For Dealertrack
• What's Next For Right Of Publicity Vs. 1st Amendment?
• Dish Worker's Firing For Medical Pot Use Deemed Lawful
• Fla. Court Urged To Revisit Slot Machine Ruling
• FCC Clears Spectrum Auction Hurdle With DC Circ. Ruling
• Amazon Probe Shows EU Focus On Most-Favored Deals
• Monitor Imposed: Conduct Restraints In The Bromwich Affair
• Did Disney Or The H-1B Program Let US Tech Workers Down?
• Deals Rumor Mill: Heinz, Kraft, Dish, T-Mobile, CNNC
• Union Boss Seeks High Court Review To Get Affidavit Sealed
• Florida Gov. Clears Way For Astros, Nationals Stadium
• Google Must Delete Contested Links Worldwide: French Gov't
• DOI Again Seeks To Move Tribe's Gaming Suit Out Of DC
• Judge Skeptical Of DQ Bid In Giants Fake Memorabilia Suit
• Idaho Justices Let Gov., Racetracks In On Tribe's Veto Case
• AMC Moves To Toss Spanish Theater's Antitrust Suit
• FTC Takes First Action On Crowdfunding Project
• Internet Cos. Say Platforms Can't Be Callers Under TCPA
• Brand Battles: Red Bull, Lollapalooza, Warner Bros.
• Cable, Wireless Groups Duel Over FCC Action On LTE-U Tech
• Navajo Panel Backs Fed. Bill To Block Rival Tribal Casino
• LinkedIn Pays $13M To Settle Email Harvesting Class Action
• Student-Athletes Fight NCAA's Dismissal Bid In FLSA Row
• FCC Spectrum Auction Rules Upheld By DC Circ.
• Gawker Going Union May Not Be Last For Labor In Media
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• 9th Circ. Restores Certainty To Recognition Of 'Indian Lands'
• Atty Blasts Ex-NCAA Player's Claims In $75M Concussion Deal
• Ex-FIFA Exec's Plea Deal Is Ordered Unsealed
• Net Neutrality Survives, But FCC's Fight Has Just Begun
• Judge Won't Review Tribe's Gaming Suit, But OKs Injunction
• NHL, Subscribers Reach Deal To End Broadcast Antitrust Row
• 'Quirky' Press Release Can't DQ Irell In 'Dirty Grandpa' IP Row
• 9th Circ.'s Big Lagoon Ruling Steadies Tribes' Nerves
• Twitter Surveillance Suit Against DOJ Might Die, Judge Says
• Investor Moves To Remand Suit Over IDreamSky's IPO
• FCC Extends HD Carriage Exemption For Small Cable Systems
• Houston Network Says Comcast Drove It Into Bankruptcy
• Bill To Keep NLRB Out Of Gaming Going To Full Senate
• Co. Suing CBS Wants Fed. Circ. To Rein In Patent Board
• Ex-Al Jazeera VP Hits News Co. With 2nd Employment Suit
• NFL Defends Peterson's Abuse Suspension In 8th Circ.
• Michael Jordan Slams Grocer's Proposed Jury Instructions
• Calif. High Court Won't Take $11B Time Warner Bundling Suit
• House Subcommittee Greenlights Bill To Block Net Neutrality
• KG Urban's $650M Casino Project Makes Headway In Mass.
• DirecTV Knocks Down Satellite Sales Tax In Fla. Court
• Giants Judge's Perceived Bias Is Real, Sports Dealer Says
• Glendale Terminates Arizona Coyotes Arena Management Deal
• DC Circ. Refuses To Pause FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Facebook Must Provide User Data In Privacy Class Row
• Ex-Employees' Suits Against Tribe Are Barred, Judge Says
• CORRECTED: Ex-Fla. Lt. Gov. Faces Ethics Review Over Income Disclosures
• Ex-Owners Blast Class Notice In Trump Golf Club Row
• Spanish Investor Wants Out Of $25M AstroWorld Scam Suit
• EU Regulators Open Antitrust Probe Into Amazon E-Books
• Mixed Media: A Smarter Approach To Class Action Notice
• Cable Group Says $48B AT&T-DirecTV Deal Could Raise Fees
• KPMG Can't Nix Fraud Suit Over Ex-Rangers Owner Audit
• Vox Media Urges Del. Chancery To Toss Defamation Claims
• Vermont, German Ski Equipment Cos. In Patent Row
• DirecTV Sues TVEyes After Fox Loses Fight Under Fair Use
• House Spending Bill Seeks To Pause Net Neutrality Rules
• NJ Casino Officials OK Icahn's Ownership Of Trump Taj Mahal
• Ex-NCAA Player Hits $75M Concussion Settlement, Fires Atty
• Feds OK Tribes' 22-Year Gambling Compacts With New Mexico
• Exec Waives Right to Back Out Of Fraud Plea Over Taped Calls
• Wash. Tribe Votes To Ban Member Disenrollment
• Blackhawks Fan Sues LA Kings Owner For $1.5M After Assault
• Landis Seeks Williams & Connolly Docs In Armstrong Suit
• FCC Defends Wireless Rules To Cut Municipal Red Tape
• Newark Mayor, County Exec Want To Build Casino In City
• Capitol Owes Royalties On Digital Content, 9th Circ. Told
• Cogent, AT&T Reach Internet Traffic Exchange Deal
• Dr. Dre Unplugs Designer's $150M Beats Royalties Claim
• AGs Scrutinizing Apple Music For Antitrust Violations
• Alibaba Shareholder Class Actions Consolidated In SDNY
• Pa. Lawmaker Looks To Expand Nonprofits' Gambling Options
• Mich. Tribe Seeks Emergency Stay In NLRB Election Rule Suit
• Mass. Gaming Chief In Ethics Crosshairs Over Wynn License
• Fantex Pays Athlete Stock Dividend For Bengals' Sanu
• Tech Group Says Spying Will Cost US Cos. More Than $35B
• AT&T-DirecTV Merger Soured $102M Streaming Deal, Suit Says
• Irell Slams Criticism Of Its Atty In 'Dirty Grandpa' Row
• Sweden's TeliaSonera Takes $115M Stake In Spotify
• OPINION: Deceptive Semantics And The Amnesty Debate
• Medical Marijuana And Gaming: How Close Is Too Close?
• Who Owns The News? The Latest On Fair Use In The Media
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• Warner Music Strikes $4.2M Deal To End Intern Wages Suit
• Axis Needn't Defend Advertising Co. In Fraud Suit: Judge
• Tribe Entitled To Immunity In $177M Casino Bankruptcy Row
• Fox Aims To Unplug Claim It Stole 'New Girl' Sitcom
• Jackson Lewis Pushes For Fees In Ex-Coach's Firing Suit
• Football Helmet Testing Spat Should Go To Jury, Plaintiff Says
• Freeh Subpoena Quashed In Sandusky Coverage Fight
• Sports Flooring Co. Denies Violating Rival's 'Sport Court' Mark
• Tribe Says It Doesn't Owe Back Rent On Casino Under IGRA
• 11th Circ. Affirms Fla. Atty's 5-Year Sentence For $1M Fraud
• Soccer Franchise Owner Hit With $2M Suit Over League Exit
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Give BT-EE Deal Full Investigation
• Michigan Tribe Challenges New NLRB Union Election Rule
• 'Orphan Black' Producers Can't Slip Cloned Screenplay Claims
• 6th Circ. Says NLRB Has Authority Over Mich. Tribal Casino
• LA Slams Time Warner For Withholding $5.2M Franchise Fees
• Facebook Kills 'Oculus' Trademark Suit
• China Mobile Games Strikes $689M Go-Private Deal
• Latham Snags Star O'Melveny Entertainment Litigator
• Pandora Defends FCC's Approval Of Radio Station Buy
• DC United, City Reach Final Deal For New Soccer Stadium
• TechFreedom Moves To Join DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• FCC Makes Final Bid To Bury Comcast Discrimination Suit
• TPG, Others Sink $129M In Singapore's PropertyGuru
• Calif. Senate Approves New Tribal Gaming Compact
• Judge Hits Pause On Pre-1972 Case For 9th Circ. Appeal
• Ex-Revel Energy Provider Accuses Casino Of 'Gamesmanship'
• Brooklyn Tackles FIFA: RICO's Expansive Reach
• Horse Show Jumping League Files EU Antitrust Complaint
• 8th Circ. Revives Suit Over Huckabee Robocalls
• Defunct Streaming Service Aereo Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Live Nation Can't Nix 'Pimpin' IP Suit Over Jay-Z Shows
• NBC Faces Defamation Suit Over Rifle Target 'Bomb' Report
• Snoop Dogg Sues Pabst For His Share Of $700M Sale
• Tyco Unit Can't Dodge $1M Recovery Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Urged To Impose Conditions On AT&T-DirecTV Deal
• Standard Register Unsecured Creditors Can Sue Silver Point
• Paterno Family Says Weak NCAA Denials Merit Defamation Win
• CAA Buys 2 Hospitality Cos. To Build VIP Biz
• Okla. Tribe Says Ark. Trust Land Won't Be Used For Casino
• Photogs Press On For Appeal In IP Suit Against NFL, AP
• Gossip Rag Owner Can't Toss $5M Trade Secrets Suit
• Village Seeks To Block Tribe's Injunction Bid In Gaming Row
• 'Playdom' Owner Takes Disney TM Case To High Court
• Facebook To Object To Nasdaq's $31M IPO Suit Settlement
• NFL Blasts Fans' $83K Fee Request In Super Bowl Ticket Fight
• Tribe's Counsel Not Immune From Subpoena, Judge Says
• Telecom Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2015
• ESPN App Users Take Privacy Fight To 9th Circ.
• Copyright Law Needs To Catch Up To Trade Dress Law
• Sanctions Against 'Porn Troll' Attys Stick On 2nd Try
• IP Atty Drops Suit Against EFF Over 'Stupid Patent' Story
• Ellen Pao Demanded $2.7M To Drop Appeal, Kleiner Says
• Google Hits Jenner With Own Book In Subpoena Spat
• Brand Battles: 'Game Of Thrones,' Rockstar Games, Boeing
• Immunity Ruling Imperils Calif. Tribal Gaming Powers
• FIFA Retains Quinn Emanuel Amid Corruption Scandal
• Grocer Can't Shut Out Michael Jordan's Likeness Suit
• Wis. Tribe Pushes To Keep Gaming Fight With DOI In DC
• Artist Wants Shapiro Arato DQ'd In $7M Jay-Z Logo Row
• NJ Regulator Warns Against Promoting Illegal Betting Sites
• NY Court Curbs Damages In Monticello-Concord Casino Spat
• A-Rod's Cousin Gets 7 Mos. For Role In MLB Doping Scandal
• Cox Urges FCC To Curb AT&T, DirecTV's Power In $48B Merger
• Charter Tells FCC Net Neutrality Hasn't Cut Its Investment
• 8th Circ. Pressed To Rehear $42M NFL Publicity Rights Deal
• NLRB Won't Assert Jurisdiction Over Chickasaw Casino
• Alzheimer's Expert Wants Out of Sterling, NBA Row
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