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Media & Entertainment - August, 2015

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• Facebook Gets Review Of Digital Images Patent On 2nd Try
• MGM Investors Seek OK For $75M CityCenter Settlement
• Elizabeth Banks Wants Attys' Fees After 'Walk Of Shame' Win
• Disney Beats 'Hannah Montana' Creators' Merch Profits Bid
• Boxing Promoter Urges Antitrust Suit Paused For Arbitration
• Broadcast Networks Push For Contempt Fine Against FilmOn
• Dallas Mag Can't Ditch Suit Over 'Welfare Queen' Article
• Ex-IRS Agent To Head San Manuel Gaming Commission
• Comcast Eyes 5th Circ. After $74M Loss In Network's Ch. 11
• Dish Accused Of Stiffing TV Station On Retransmission Fees
• NCAI Asks 6th Circ. To Revisit NLRB Role At Tribal Casinos
• Dish-Sinclair Spat's Impact Unclear On FCC Review
• China Stock Market Probe Elicits 'Confessions'
• Real Estate Rumors: Apollo, Forever 21, BuzzFeed
• TV Station Sale Undervalues Spectrum License, Investors Say
• Amazon Beats Sex Toy Bid In Fire TV Trademark Spat
• 9th Circ. Tweaks Ruling On Broadcaster's $15M IRS Row
• 5 Insights From 3M General Counsel Ivan Fong
• Texas Justices Leave Intact $6M Defamation Award
• Tribal Interests Tip The Balance In Seminole Tax Ruling
• NBC Can't Nix Peabody-Winning Reporter's Age Bias Suit
• Hearst Asks FCC To Fine Fla. Cable Co. In Retrans Dispute
• Pinterest Pushes Judge To Pin TM Infringement On Pintrips
• Brand Battles: Nestle, Viacom, Canada Goose
• FCC Regs On Shared Broadcast Deals Unneeded, DC Circ. Told
• Biz Groups Fight FCC's Cable Rate Order In DC Circ.
• Ex-NFL Players Say EA Can't Wait Any Longer On High Court
• Ex-Weil Shanghai M&A Pro Joins O'Melveny In Southern Calif.
• Shareholder Slams Sanctions Bid In Las Vegas Sands Suit
• Dickstein Prevails in Britannica IP Malpractice Suit
• FCC Pressed On 'Katrina Petition' Multilingual Radio Alerts
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Wants Firm To Cover $2.5M Fraud Defense
• Rapper 'The Game' Stole Album Cover, Suit Says
• Gamblers Want It Known NJ Casino Deploys Booze, Women
• TV Station Appeals Order To Finalize $6.4M Sale To 9th Circ.
• Quick Judgment Eludes Trustees In $7B Caesars Debt Suits
• Calif. Inks New Gaming Compact With Santa Ynez Band
• Judge Calls IP Suit 'Unreasonable' In Zynga Sanctions Bid
• Real Estate Rumors: Sergey Brin, Palm Tree Golf, Prometheus
• Send FCC Joint Sales Ban Dispute To 3rd Circ., Panel Told
• General Mills Stole Miss Cleo For Ad Campaign, Suit Says
• AP Hits DOJ With FOIA Suit Over Fake News Story
• NBC Says FCC Exclusivity Rules Needed For Local TV Mandate
• Bar Owner Wants NFL Sunday Ticket Antitrust MDL In Calif.
• 'Fifty Shades' Publisher Must Set Aside $10M For Settlement
• 5 Sticking Points For Leagues Eyeing Sports Jersey Ads
• Chowchilla's Intervention Bid Nixed In Calif. Gaming Pact Suit
• Bwin.Party Asks GVC For Top Offer As Rival Keeps $1.4B Bid
• Death V. Suicide In Event Cancellation Policies
• Tips For Responding To An FTC Subpoena
• Game Developers Now Need Strong IP Strategy
• Revel Contractor Not Liable For Worker Injury, NJ Court Says
• Adelson Loses Bid To Kill Subpoena In WSJ Libel Case
• $371M Antitrust Suit Against Time, Hearst Goes To 2nd Circ.
• Plaintiffs Decry Objections To NHL Broadcast Antitrust Deal
• Davis Wright Snags 2 Entertainment, IP Pros In Los Angeles
• Marvel Blasts 'Fishing' For Facts In 'Iron Man' Armor IP Suit
• TV Station Must Finalize $6.4M Sale After Contract Breach
• Celebrity Detective, Atty Lose Bulk Of 9th Circ. Appeal
• Dish, Sinclair End Blackout After FCC Intervention Sparks Deal
• Carlos Slim's Telmex Under Probe For Dish Web Video Deal
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Revive Suit Over Internet Ad Co.'s IPO
• Andretti Sports Says Racetrack Can't Dismiss Fraud Suit
• Gambling Cos. Paddy Power And Betfair Pursue $8B Tie-Up
• 50 Cent Wants Sex Tape Plaintiff's Ch. 11 Discovery Blocked
• Moneyman-Turned-Pastor Wins Bail In $30M Trading Bust
• Investment Banks' Interest Piqued By Stadium Finance
• Facebook IPO Underwriters Get Help From SEC In 2nd Circ.
• IRS Floats Regulations On Domestic Manufacturing Deduction
• Fla. Rental Tax Precluded By Fed. Indian Law, 11th Circ. Says
• Funk Legend's Ex-IP Atty Blasts 'Puppet Master' Label
• Rematch Possible In Fight Over NJ Sports Betting Law
• Despite Setback, Odds Still Favor National Sports Betting
• Equitable Mootness May Be Alive And Well In 3rd Circ.
• DC Circ. Tells FTC To Widen Definition Of Media Under FOIA
• Texas Firm Wins $4M In Fees In OneBeacon Malpractice Row
• Feds Seek To Nix Kansas' Challenge In Quapaw Casino Row
• Amazon, Wal-Mart Sued Over Messaging Stuffed Animals
• TVEyes Downloads Aren't Fair Use, Judge Says
• Relativity Auction Gets Green Light, Ch. 11 Stays On Track
• Secret-Sharing App Maker Asks Judge To Toss TCPA Suit
• Beazley Says Ace Must Defend Nasdaq In Facebook IPO Suit
• Online Gaming Co. Employee Accused Of Trade Secrets Theft
• Bankrupt Caesars Unit, Lenders Reach Deal On Debt Plan
• Mich. Tribe Asks 6th Circ. To Rehear NLRB Casino Ruling
• FCC Commish: Edge Providers Beware Of New FCC Regs
• NAB Pushes FCC For 'Bad Actor Factor' In Retrans Reviews
• Sinclair Broadcast Pushes FCC To Keep Exclusivity Rule
• Pa. AG Rethinking Media's Request For Porn Emails
• Texas 'Revenge Porn' Ban Brings Enforcement Challenges
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Price-Fixing Suit Against Fender
• George Clinton Objects To UMG's $11.5M Digital Royalty Deal
• AT&T Says $10B Race Bias Suit Is A Ploy For Carriage
• Teamsters Local's 'Army Wives' Job List Illegal, DC Circ. Says
• Autograph Authenticator Says Cartel Claim Isn't Genuine
• 'Top Chef' Winner Sued Over Failed Philly Restaurant
• Sony Says Lack Of Harm Sinks Cert. Bid In 'Interview' Suit
• Dish Says Missing Hard Drive Didn't Shield Info In TCPA Fight
• Facebook 'Spam King' Pleads Guilty To Fraud Charges
• NJ Sports Betting Law Struck Down By 3rd Circ.
• A Few Ways To Work Around The Brulotte Rule
• Steven Tyler's Atty Can't Shake 'American Idol' Contract Suit
• Ariz. Gov., AG Urge Court To Nix Tribe's $400M Casino Suit
• LinkedIn Marketing Email Class Action Voluntarily Dismissed
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Black 'Idol' Contestants' Race Bias Suit
• Tom Clancy's Widow's Trust Not For Estate Taxes, Judge Says
• Verizon Accused Of Shorting Pa. Towns On Franchise Dues
• Bad-Faith Claim Relevant To Failed $125M Deal: Casino Co.
• Consolidated Complaint Filed In SeaWorld Deceit Class Action
• Standard Register Aims For Nov. Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Court Says DirecTV Techs Amply Pled Employment Status
• NBC Decries Baiul's $10M 'Nutcracker On Ice' Royalty Suit
• Filmmaker Asks Utah Judge Not To Toss 'Nightcrawler' Suit
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Cook County Slot Machine Tax
• PGA Tour Argues It Can Regulate What Caddies Wear
• Investors Target $55B Charter-TWC Deal, Related Offering
• Telecom Group Urges FCC To Do More With Exclusivity Rule
• AT&T, Verizon Urge FCC To Revamp TV Retransmission Rules
• ESPN Wants Fantasy Sports Game Patent Suit Tossed
• Jordan Verdict A Warning For Advertisers On Image Use
• Facebook IPO Underwriters Want A Say In Nasdaq Settlement
• High Court Urged To Reverse Atty Fees In Copyright Row
• Media Co. Seeks $280K In Sanctions From Navigators
• Ex-Tribe Leaders Urge 9th. Circ. To Nix BIA Decisions
• Law360 Pro Bono All Stars Show Dedication To Helping Others
• Jury Slaps Dominick's With $8.9M Verdict For Jordan Ad
• Amgen Can't Make Journalist Testify In Shareholder Suit
• Sweepstakes Patent Invalid Under Alice, Judge Rules
• Manatt Wins Attys' Fees After Showing IP Suit Not Malicious
• Sirius Judge Won't Take New Pre-1972 Royalties Radio Suits
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch, Fox, HBO, Under Armour
• 20 Firms Show How To Win Big And Do Good
• Post Limelight, Could Patent Act Be More User-Friendly?
• T-Mobile Urges FCC To Allow LTE Use In Unlicensed Spectrum
• Pa. Needn't Turn Over Hazardous Chemical Info, Judge Rules
• Disney, Others Can't Duck Animator's Anti-Poaching Suit
• Jay Z's Roc Nation Says Dez Bryant Claims Lack Texas Link
• Seminole's Federal Recognition Not In Dispute, 11th Circ. Told
• Vinson & Elkins Overbilled On Dow Jones Case, Plaintiff Says
• Prenda Atty Facing Disciplinary Probe In Illinois
• Comcast Can't Recoup $100M After Sports Network Ch. 11
• 50 Cent Challenged On Zeisler, Robins Kaplan Hires
• Donald Sterling V. TMZ: A Not-So-Sterling Lawsuit
• Tribal Immunity Protest Nixed In $177M Bankrupt Casino Suit
• Calif. City's Copyright Suit Nixed As 'Quintessential' Fair Use
• Cable Org Pushes To Ease Net Neutrality Rules For Small ISPs
• Third Darkode Hacker Pleads Guilty To Spamming Charges
• Radio Groups Battle Over Changes To Low-Power Ad Rules
• Dish Unlikely To Face Antitrust Review In Auction Bidding
• Head Of Sports Auction House Gets 20 Months In Prison
• BALCA Says Hawaii Sea Park's Job Ad Doesn't Merit Denial
• Deals Rumor Mill: Weather Channel, Nortek, NY Daily News
• Michael Jordan Can Add Loan-Out Co. To Suit, Judge Says
• Pinterest Inks 150K-Sq-Ft Lease In San Francisco Tech District
• Worker Advocate Group Backs Fox Interns At 2nd Circ.
• Time, Hearst Win Toss Of $371M Antitrust Suit
• Hotel Manager Wants To End Deal With Bankrupt Baha Mar
• Justin, Britney Win $755K Atty Fees In Big Screen Patent Suit
• Sirius Wants Stay In TCPA Suit, Citing FCC Order Dispute
• Tax Assessor's Claims Against Feds In Tribal Row Revived
• Can 50 Cent Successfully Reorganize Despite Adversity?
• IPO Investors Decry Facebook 'Windfall' In Nasdaq Deal
• Even The FDA Is Keeping Up With The Kardashians
• Why Early Registration Of Your Trademark Matters
• CBS, Helferich Resolve Text Message Alert IP Row
• Stroock Agrees To $17.5M Settlement To End Bergstein Battle
• Attys Get $17.8M In EA, NCAA Player Likeness Deals
• Caesars Can't Broker A Deal In $462M Pension Row
• 10th Circ. Reduces NM Man's State Contract Scam Sentence
• Las Vegas Strip Club Gets Junk Text Class Action Axed
• Price Data Crucial In Retrans Deals, Cable Cos. Tell FCC
• Relativity Creditors Object To Payout Of $8.3M In Residuals
• Ironshore Wants Out Of Defending Atty In 'Sex Slave' Suit
• BNY Mellon Gets OK To Join Revel Energy Supply Dispute
• Broadcasters, Cable Troubled By FCC Retransmission Change
• Broadcaster Group Asks FCC For Retroactive TCPA Waiver
• George Clinton Can't Shake Defamation Suit Over IP Row
• Dish Accused Of Hypocrisy In Sinclair Contract Dispute
• MeetMe Changes Policies, Settles Calif. Minor Privacy Suit
• Deutsche Gets 2nd Shot At Recouping $30M In Tribune Reorg
• Top 5 Ways To Help A Law Professional Land A Job
• FanDuel Picks Up Sports Analytics Co. NumberFire
• Soccer Player Says Sony Stole Charity Idea For Playstation
• Iowa State Officials Say Walker Sinks Pot Group In TM Fight
• DQ'd Black 'Idol' Contestants Seek To Revive Bias Claims
• Facebook Can't Argue Invalidity In IP Row, Fed. Circ. Told
• NBCUniversal Bets Big On BuzzFeed With $200M Investment
• Bankrupt Caesars Unit, Lenders Fail To Agree On Debt Plan
• Pringles March Madness Videos Used Stolen Song, Suit Says
• CBS, Cumulus, iHeartMedia Sued Over Pre-1972 Royalties
• Ultra Music Founder's Estate Says Partners Siphoned Funds
• Darkode Hackers Plead Guilty To Spreading Malware
• Jordan Tells Jury He Worked Hard For Million-Dollar Deals
• Pa. AG Found Immune From Ex-Agent's Defamation Claims
• Tribe Says Calif. Acted In Bad Faith In Gambling Pact Suit
• 7th Circ. Calls Reality TV Cop Show 'Recipe For Trouble'
• Fox Goes For The Kill In 'New Girl' Copyright Suit
• Grand Canyon Tourism Co. Can't Depose Tribal Atty: Judge
• Plaintiff In Sirius TCPA Suit Wants More Time For Class Bid
• An Important Copyright Preemption Decision From 5th Circ.
• Gawker Says Ex-Interns Too Late For FLSA Suit
• Jordan Misled Jury In Publicity Rights Trial, Grocer Says
• Yelp Dodges Reviewers' Class Action Seeking Pay
• Tribal Vote To Stop Martha's Vineyard Casino Plan Fails
• Studios Drop Bid For Injunction That Google Called SOPA-Like
• Baha Mar Judge Says Bahamian Case Doesn't Moot US Ch. 11
• FCC Votes To Deny Dish Affiliates $3.3B In Bidding Credits
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Rethink Fox, Hearst Intern Class Action
• NAB Says Cable Copyrights Rely On FCC Exclusivity Rule
• Klehr Harrison Dodges $24M Real Estate Malpractice Suit
• How Much Money Does It Take To Make A Lawyer Happy?
• FCC Reaches Deal With Canada For Spectrum Auction
• Ariz. Tribe Says Gov., AG Blocked $400M Casino Project
• Broadcasters Blast Mediacom Bid For Free TV Signals
• Sports Photogs Win Memorabilia Sales Injunction In IP Row
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over $8.5M Google Buzz Deal
• Borgata Denies Knowing Of 'Scheme' When It Scrapped Cards
• Six Flags Patent Challengers Fight Atty Fee Bid In Del.
• CORRECTED: Facebook Execs Seek To Intervene In Nasdaq IPO Settlement
• 'Walk of Shame' Copyright Suit Formally Tossed
• Using Social Media To Monitor Postmarket Drug Safety
• 6th Circ. Axes Larry Flynt's Brother's Malpractice Suit
• Industry Panel Rules Against DirecTV Over Rob Lowe Ads
• DOJ Releases Report On News Media Subpoenas
• EA Wants NFL Players' Likeness Suit Paused For High Court
• Jordan Won't Sell For Less Than $10M, Ex-Agent Tells Jury
• Tribe Officials Seek To Nix Kansas' Claims In Casino Row
• Devout Man Can't Force Strippers To Bare Names
• $350M Bond Issue OK'd For Meadowlands Project
• Mediacom Skewered Over FCC Bid For Free Signals
• IP Pulse: Apple, CNN, Texas A&M
• Al Jazeera Wins Partial Seal In $74.5M DirecTV Suit
• DC Circ. Nixes 'Arbitrary' Split Of Ministries', IPG's Royalties
• Blank Check Co. IPOs Rise As Low Risk Level Draws Investors
• JPML Consolidates 'Fight Of The Century' MDL In California
• No IPOs Ahead As August Slump Mixes With Market Volatility
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, China Investment Corp., Bwin.Party
• FilmOn Argues For Compulsory License In Networks' DC Suit
• 5 Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• Relativity Media Auction Postponed After Creditor Objections
• Real Estate Rumors: Time Inc., CBRE, Rockwood Capital
• IP Suit Over Katy Perry Dress Faces Big Hurdles
• Pa. Casino Waitress Wins $1M In Sexual Harrassment Row
• Even After Suprema, ITC's Digital Authority Still In Doubt
• Fla. Investment Adviser Cops To $9M Facebook Stock Fraud
• BIA OKs Two State Gambling Pacts With NM Tribes
• Artists Say Apple Designs Didn't Copy Miami Pop Artist
• Grandson's Help Not Enough In Author's Email Squabble
• Feds Say Accused Press Release Hackers Are Flight Risk
• LA Radio Station Fired Pair For Reporting Fraud, Suit Says
• DirecTV's Defenses In FTC Deceptive-Ad Suit In Jeopardy
• Photogs Can't Take NFL Copyright Claims To 2nd Circ. Yet
• NFL, DirectTV Hit With 3rd 'NFL Sunday Ticket' Class Action
• Fandango Case Could Fuel Patent Abuses, Fed. Circ. Told
• Calif. Tribe 1st To Get Free IT Assessment
• Facebook IPO Buyers On Board With Nasdaq Deal, Judge Told
• NJ Toilet Leak Foils $3.6M Phony Poker Chip Scheme
• CohnReznick To Fork Over Docs In 'Gilmore Girls' Actor Row
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Sims' USB IP Row Against EA
• Jessica Simpson's Clothing Line Sale Spurs Opposing Suits
• Broadcasters Ask FCC For Broader Channel-Sharing Plan
• Sports Photogs Say Defendant Lied To Avoid IP Injunction
• Caesars Judge Puts Brakes On Bondholders' Vote-Buying Suit
• Managing Cyberthreats After The Ashley Madison Breach
• 2nd Circ. Cements Endorsement Of 9th Circ.'s Garcia Ruling
• 6th Circ. Backs Paper's FOIA Claim But Calls For More Review
• CORRECTED: Al Jazeera Urges FCC To Keep Online Video Unshackled
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Innovention Board Game Patent Row
• MPAA Urges FCC To Keep Merger Review Info Private
• Jay Z, Egyptian Song Owner Trade Final Blows Ahead Of Trial
• 'Porn Troll' Case Was 'Entirely Frivolous,' Judge Says
• Mohegans' Casino Co. Closes $85M Senior Note Offering
• Ala. Sen. Rolls Out Latest Lottery, Gaming Proposal
• Pao Appeals Order To Pay $275K In Fees To Kleiner Perkins
• Senators Press AT&T To Get Pac-12 Games On DirecTV
• 'Dog The Bounty Hunter' Loses Atty Arbitration Spat
• ThinkFilm Trustee Loses Bid To Stay Bankruptcy Proceedings
• FCC Chairman Circulates Proposed Retransmission Review
• Jordan's Name Comes With A $10M Price Tag, Jury Hears
• Grindr Urges Court To Nix Class Action Over Contract Opt-Out
• Child Actor Hits Talent Agency With Wage Suit
• Pearson Exits The Economist Group In $733M Stake Sale
• The Interplay Between Advertising Injury Insurance And IP
• Malibu Media Drops Case Where It Tried To Ban 'Troll' Label
• Idaho Official, Tribe Face Off In Suit Over Horse Racing Bill
• Record Labels Sued Over Streaming Fees For Artist Pension
• Bondholders Claim Caesars Buying Votes For Ch. 11 Plan
• Insider Trading Hack Exposes Big Hole In Security Plans
• Verizon Wins TRO Of Cablevision Ads Calling FiOS Claims Lies
• Maine Passes Social Media Privacy Law
• Universal Gets Nod On $26M Deal In Home-Video Profits Suit
• NJ Court Partially Revives Horse Racing Broadcast Dispute
• MGM May Eye Delay More Than Win In Conn. Casino Row
• Meadowlands Project Gets Modified $390M Tax Break OK'd
• Springsteen Ticket Buyers Ask To Revive Live Nation Suit
• NTSB Blames Tracy Morgan Crash On Walmart Driver Fatigue
• Deals Rumor Mill: CDK Global, Pearson, ConocoPhillips
• Acquitted Ex-Husband Sues TNT Over 'Cold Justice' Portrayal
• FCC Urged To Relax Cable Rules For Online Video Cos.
• Columbia House DVD Parent Eyes Quick Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• Showboat Casino Owner Can Ax $26M Deal With Straub
• Facebook Can't Shake Oculus Virtual Reality IP Suit
• Nike Fights To Keep Jordan Deals Secret Ahead Of Trial
• Alleged Facebook IPO Fraudster Fights SEC $5.7M Penalty Bid
• Ill. County Presses Appeal Over Nixed Slot Machine Tax
• Chowchilla Tribe Fights For Say In Calif. Gaming Pact Suit
• Judge Calls Sanctions Bid In Celeb Chef Row 'Baseless'
• 3 Ways To Avoid Tripping Up In An Arena Fight
• Full House Resorts Proposes $650M Entertainment Complex
• Google Rips Hollywood For Trying To 'Resurrect' SOPA
• US Charges 9 In Brazen Hacking, Insider Trading Scheme
• ThinkFilm Trustee Says Aramid Bankruptcy Deal Is A Ploy
• Interns Claim Olsen Twins' Co. Stiffed Them On Pay
• Sterling Sues TMZ, Stiviano Over Released Recordings
• TTAB Says Cancellation Is Precluded By Earlier Opposition
• Sprint Denied New Trial In $7.5M Patent Spat With Comcast
• Bill To Boost Horse Breeding Clears NJ Senate Committee
• Owner Of Columbia House DVD Service Files For Bankruptcy
• T-Mobile Wrong On Interference Complaints, Sirius Tells FCC
• Telecom Group Warns FCC Of Broadcaster Bad Behavior
• Marketing Co. Blasts Bid To Dismiss Dez Bryant Branding Suit
• NAB Urges FCC To Move Forward With Charter Merger Review
• Seminoles, Fla. Extend Mediation Talks In Gaming Rights Row
• Judge Consolidates Calif. Cases In SeaWorld Marketing Row
• WWE Hits Thai Broadcasting Co. With $4M Contract Suit
• Sony Slips Shakira 'Loca' Suit Thanks To Faked Evidence
• Navajo President Signs Off On Casino Liquor Tax
• Tinian Dynasty Case Provides A Few Reminders For Casinos
• Academy Awards Vies For $24M Win As GoDaddy IP Trial Ends
• Sun-Times Says 1st Amendment Guards Publishing Cop Info
• Aramid Exec.'s SLAPP Defense Against Extortion Suit Fails
• Zynga Inks $23M Investor Settlement Over Pre-IPO Claims
• FCC Urged To Keep Broadband Carriers At Lower Pole Rate
• Fed. Circ. Case Could Give ITC Power To Police Web Piracy
• Comcast Bucks $28M Verdict, Gets New Trial In Sprint IP Suit
• MGM Scores Approval For Later Opening Of $800M Casino
• Facts Doom $20B Race Bias Suit Against TWC, Comcast
• 'Porn Troll' Atty To Appeal Judgment To 7th Circ.
• Conn. Lawmakers Slam MGM Suit Over Tribal Casino Law
• Nike Needs More Time To Review Jordan Contract Redactions
• Mass. Says Gaming Deal Defeats Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Cable Group Wants Access To Charter-TWC Review Docs
• GVC Raises Bid To $1.6B In Battle For UK Gambling Co.
• Three Manhattan Strip Clubs Hit With FLSA Class Action
• SeaWorld False Marketing Suits Won't Be Consolidated
• Defamation Row Against Syracuse Basketball Coach Settled
• Tribal Leader Asks Calif. Not To Reopen Chukchansi Casino
• Cohen Tauber Nabs Haynes And Boone Trial Vet In NY
• Unions Kick Off Campaign To Organize UFC Fighters
• Politics Makes For Sticky Defense In Pa. AG's Indictment
• Telecom Groups Back Small-ISP Net Neutrality Exemption
• Hellerstein Slams 'Fool Questions' In Shakira Evidence Row
• DC Circ. Says Comcast Discrimination Suit Must Go On
• Net Neutrality Will Cost Billions, Biz Groups Tell DC Circ.
• Fox Beats 'Goodfellas' Actor's $250M 'Simpsons' Likeness Suit
• Katy Perry Moschino Met Gala Gown Sparks Artist's IP Suit
• Ala. Assessor Blames Interior For Tribe's Untaxable Casino
• 3rd Circ. Told Don't Take 2nd Look At Porn Actors Info Rule
• Cox Fights Discovery On User Data In Music Piracy Row
• 2nd Wave Of Auto-Renewal Lawsuits Attack Business Model
• Bars Illegally Showing Boxing Face Wicked Legal Knockout
• Stripper OT Class Wins Cert. After Calif. Appellate Victory
• Game Maker Beats Contract Suit Over Lost Midwest Profits
• Taylor Swift Can't Dodge Depo In 'Lucky 13' Trademark Suit
• NeuLion Counters Iowa State Sports Media Arm's Contract Suit
• Google Moves To Force Orrick To Produce Docs In AG Probe
• Ball Pets Don't Infringe '80s Toy Popples, Judge Says
• Judge Says Golf Resort Workers Deserve Fair Compensation
• Understanding Mediation's 'Apex Conversation'
• Idaho Supreme Court Will Allow Amicus To Speak
• Sony Says UK Ruling Moots Antitrust Fight Over Beatles Film
• Facebook Adds Privacy Banner For New European Users
• Trump Wins Republican Primary Race For TM Registration
• Casinos Urge Christie, Atlantic City To Move 6-Week-Old Bills
• Gaming Co. Wants 'Exit Strategy' Email On $125M Deal Barred
• Sports Photogs Defend Injunction Against Memorabilia Sellers
• Viacom Says Cablevision Docs Can Stay Secret If Produced
• Calif. Co. Disputes TWC Response In Net Neutrality Row
• Pa. Justices Told To Release Utility Findings On Storm Repairs
• Caesars Bankruptcy Investigator To Scrutinize $30B Buyout
• GoDaddy Made $90M Off Others' Marks: Academy Awards
• NHL, MLB Digital Media Arm Ink $1.2B Streaming Rights Deal
• TVEyes Rips DirecTV Suit As 'End Run' Around Fair Use
• Tomita, Nintendo Lock Horns Anew In 3DS Infringement Fight
• Calif. Justices Told To Leave Tribal Immunity Ruling Published
• Kansas Says Tribal Officials Can't Dodge Casino Land Suit
• Caesars To Wait 2 Months To Argue Parent Company's Fate
• Trump Sues 2nd Restaurateur For Reneging On DC Hotel Deal
• Conn. Illegally Boosting 3rd Tribal Casino, MGM Says
• Sports Media Attys Must Adapt As Consumers Cut The Cord
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Helferich PTAB Amendments Row
• Chowchillas Get No Say In Calif. Casino Beef, Court Told
• 2nd Circ. Revives Ex-Lover's Facebook Hack Claims
• 'The Situation's' Brother May Have Funds For Atty, US Says
• Personal Web Pushes Fed. Circ. To Revive Storage IP
• Dentons Nabs 2 M&A Pros To Bolster Moscow Office
• Ex-Owners Want Out Of Trump Golf Club Member Refund Spat
• 6 Takeaways From ICANN's 53rd Meeting
• Amazon Must Give FTC Data On Kids' In-App Purchases
• EBay Looks To Nix Resale Royalty Suits After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Fox Sports Firing Was Religious Discrimination: Ex-Analyst
• Insurers Want Out Of Suit Over Nasdaq's Facebook IPO Deal
• A General Counsel's 6 Tips For Documenting Worker Behavior
• 50 Cent Discloses $3M In Monthly Expenses, Income In Ch. 11
• Google's Jenner & Block Subpoena Fight Sent To Miss.
• Jordan's Nike Deal To Be Turned Over In Publicity Rights Trial
• Sirius XM, Interns Settle Labor Wage Suit For $1.3M
• Media Cos. Tell FCC To Protect Info In Charter-TWC Review
• Networks Tell DC Judge FilmOn Can't Use Compulsory License
• Cablevision Asks FCC To Take A Stand Against Bundling
• Judge Drops $150M Beats Royalties Row Against Dr. Dre
• Facebook Says Hacking Warnings Aren't 'Robocall' Texts
• StubHub Suit 'Not An Antitrust Problem,' Ticketmaster Says
• 8th Circ. Backs Preemption Of SD Casino Tax, Tribe Says
• Chef Jose Andres Says Trump's Suit Is 'Without Merit'