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Media & Entertainment - October, 2015

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• AP, Others Face Photog's Copyright Suit Over 'X-Files' Pic
• Justices To Mull Class Action Standards In Spokeo Arguments
• New, Former Tribal Councils Say Casino Prep Is No Problem
• Moschino Slams Artist's IP Suit Over Katy Perry Graffiti Dress
• Dallas Strip Clubs Latest To Be Sued For Exploiting Photos
• SeaWorld Marketing Suit Belongs In State Court, Judge Told
• BNY Mellon Says Revel Casino Owes $1M For Electricity
• Oscars Taking GoDaddy Cybersquatting Case To 9th Circ.
• Pa. Delays Horse Racing Shutdown As Negotiations Continue
• NFL Player Hits FanDuel With Publicity Rights Suit
• Facebook Can Put Kids In Its Ads, 9th Circ. Rules
• 5 Law Firms Aid Oxford, Temasek $639M Buy Of Time Tower
• 'Point Break' Parody Gets Its Own Copyright, 2nd Circ. Says
• Forbes Sues Controlling Investor Group Over Nonpayment
• Tribe Must Accept Voters' Snub Of Gaming Pact, Court Told
• Mass. Adviser Admits Hawking Sham Facebook, Twitter Stock
• Twitter Users Want Cert. In Eavesdropping Privacy Suit
• The Latest Unsuccessful Inter Partes Review Petitions
• Forget Rule 68 — Show Them The Money
• Cox Subscribers' Bellwether Win Will Serve As MDL Blueprint
• 9th Circ. Won't Replay Tossed Guitar Antitrust Row
• Google, Amazon Execs Join FAA Task Force On Drone Regs
• Facebook Looks To Pare Discovery In Messaging Privacy Suit
• How A Pfizer-Allergan Deal Would Rank Among 2015's Largest
• Pa. Justices End Union Leader's Privacy Appeal In Libel Suit
• Dentons Atty Tapped To Lead Fantasy Sports Self-Regulation
• Mass. Gaming Commission To Study Daily Fantasy Regulation
• Daily Fantasy Scandal A 'Wake-Up Call,' DraftPot CEO Says
• Facebook Users Move For Class Cert. In Privacy Suit
• Wis. Tribe Says Casino Plan Gives It Standing In Rival's Suit
• Idaho Gov. Says State Should Restore Instant Horse Racing
• Pa. AG Ordered To Detail Possible Sandusky Grand Jury Leaks
• FanDuel CEO Calls For Regulation Of Daily Fantasy Industry
• Fright Fights: 4 Horrifying Halloween IP Disputes
• Kirkland Dodges DQ Bid By Caesars' Creditors, For Now
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deal Say Appeal Only Benefits Attys
• Jury Awards Cox Subscribers $6M In Cable Box Antitrust Suit
• Choosing The Right Entertainment Industry Work Visa
• Apple Urges High Court To Reject E-Books Antitrust Ruling
• Jury Deliberations Drag On In Cox Antitrust Bellwether
• GCs Find Liability Shield In Cybersecurity Info-Sharing Bill
• 9th Circ. OKs Warner Bros. Counterclaim In $80M 'Hobbit' Row
• Zimmer Ruling Continues Pa. Justices' Pro-Plaintiff Trend
• Feds Back Ala. Tribe In Casino Tax Dispute At 11th Circ.
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• DirecTV Autodialing Violated TCPA, Suit Says
• Whole Foods, Video Co. Reach Accord In Wine Name IP Suit
• Facebook Brass Can't Escape Director Pay Suit
• Fla. Ballot Measure Would Give Voters Control Over Gambling
• Insurance Co. Wants Out Of Policyholder's Website IP Spat
• Pa. Justices Allow Judges' Opinions As Evidence In Libel Row
• Why Law Schools Should Be Teaching Twitter
• NLRB Loses Bid To Make Facebook 'Likes' Order Precedential
• Turtles' Copyright Win Overbroad, Sirius Tells 2nd Circ.
• Sirius Says Full Settlement Offer Moots TCPA Class Action
• For Advertising Employers, NLRA Giveth And FTC Taketh Away
• Spoliation Standards Under The New Rule 37(e)
• TV, Cable Cos. Want In On FCC's TCPA Consent Waivers
• CORRECTED: Zynga Investors Get Prelim OK For $23M Insider-Trade Deal
• Whole Foods Attacks Yogurt Suit's Sugar Claims
• Consumer Groups Can't Back Cox In Piracy Suit, Judge Rules
• Porn Actor Gets Nearly 6 Years For 'Evil' $1.5M Blackmail Plot
• Illinois Rep. Introduces Bill To Protect Fantasy Sports Players
• Sir Mix-A-Lot Gets Back Attys' Fees After Winning IP Row
• Cable Cos. Urge Judge Not Rethink Atty Fees In Patent Battle
• Consumers Drop Video Privacy Case Against Hulu In 9th Circ.
• Relativity Ch. 11 Financing Delayed As Judge Raises Issues
• User Contract Should Void Class Action, Dish Tells 8th Circ.
• Garvey Schubert Hit With $20M Suit Over Alleged FCC Flub
• Mixed-Use Finds Footing Amid Hurdles To Fannie Backing
• Feds Say Consumers Can Tinker With Car Software, Smart TVs
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• Cos. Urge NY High Court To Hear Facebook Privacy Appeal
• China Expands Foreign Access To Some Market Areas
• Warner Slammed For Seeking To Undo 'Happy Birthday' Ruling
• FCC Outlines Interference Rules For Incentive Auction
• Expect Greater FTC Scrutiny In Wake Of Schrems
• Sports Memorabilia Sellers Violated IP Order, Judge Says
• Hasbro Says Fox Anchor Doesn't Look Like A Hamster
• EA, NCAA Deal Challenger Wants Athletes' Attys Sanctioned
• CPPIB, BC Partners Buy Into Altice's $17.7B Cablevision Buy
• US Agrees In Principle On Data-Sharing Pact, EU Says
• Calif. County Says DOI Skewed Facts In Casino Approval
• 9th Circ. Keeps NCAA Compensation Rehearing Bid Alive
• Seminole Tribe Accuses Fla. Of Violating Gaming Compact
• Tax Court Says Redstone Stock Transfer Not A Taxable Gift
• Cox Cable-Box Antitrust Bellwether Goes To Jury
• 9th Circ. Urged To OK New Evidence In 'Jumpman' Logo Suit
• SEC Blasts Fla. Firm Manager's Appeal Of Lifetime Ban
• FCC Opens Up FM Translator Access To AM Stations
• Calif. Won't Wade Into Tribal Power Struggle Over Casino
• Cosby Accuser Says Ex-Pa. DA's Comments Defamed Her
• Gala Coral Sells Unit For $370M Ahead Of Ladbrokes Merger
• Tech Group Urges EU To Strengthen Net Neutrality Proposal
• FCC Commish Says Online Video Regulations Not Needed
• Mich. Court Says Tribe Must Face Casino Contract Suit
• Facebook Dodges $15B User Tracking MDL
• Radio Host's Threats Corrupted Arbitration, High Court Hears
• Relativity Claims Firm Balked On $30M TV Sale Funding
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Calif. Owes Tribe $36.2M In Gaming Pact Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Wikipedia-Led Attack On NSA Spying Program Shut Down
• James Woods Seeks To Unmask 'Cocaine Addict' Tweeter
• Tribe Says DOI Ignored Alternate Site For Rival's Casino
• Broadcasters Ask FCC For More Time To Talk Retransmission
• Hulk Hogan Gets Gawker's Emails, Texts Into The Ring
• AC Mayor Looks For Trenton's Help With Casino Tax Woes
• Columbia House Owner Prepares For Ch. 11 Auction
• Naspers Adds $1.2B To Stake In Classifieds Site Avito
• Brand Battles: Jim Beam, Under Armour, Universal Studios
• Pa. Gov. Threatens Halt To Horse Racing Industry
• Divided Calif. Tribe Battling Itself In Bid To Reopen Casino
• 'YouTube Of China' Taps Skadden To Weigh $5.6B Alibaba Bid
• DLA Piper Asks Appeals Court To Ax Facebook Reprisal Suit
• Cox Cable Subscribers Slam Bid To Cut Antitrust Trial Short
• Top Viacom Execs Accused Of Misleading Investors
• DirecTV To Pay $395K For FLSA Violations, DOL Says
• The Curious Case Of 'Borgata Babes'
• SAG Says Insurer Must Pay Fees In 'Leave It To Beaver' Suit
• Yahoo's First Online-Only NFL Broadcast Draws 30 Sponsors
• Quinn's Cosby Defense Will Win Clients Despite Controversy
• FTC Tells 1st Circ. Don't Be Misled By Jerk.Com Founder
• Cox Seeks Win On Day 6 Of Bellwether Antitrust Trial
• Google Books Ruling Reinforces Core Goal Of Copyright Law
• Caesars Creditors Fight To Limit Kirkland's Role
• Rep. Questions Fantasy Sites On Sports Stars' Participation
• Ala. Tribe Tells 11th Circ. Bar On Tax Assessment Justified
• Comcast Slams $20B Racial Bias Suit As 'Publicity Stunt'
• 'Honey Badger' Video Creator Targets Kohl's In Latest IP Suit
• Pa. Judge Covey Can't Claim Defamation, Attack Group Says
• Disney Beats Roku User's Data-Sharing Claims
• Pandora Pays Labels $90M To Settle Pre-1972 Fight
• Ace Told To Cover NASDAQ's Facebook IPO Defense Costs
• Comcast Faces Appeal Of $50M Philly Antitrust Settlement
• Approval Of Relativity's Revised Ch. 11 Financing Is Held Up
• Time Warner, Utility Shrink Payout For Crop Fire In Appeal
• Sports Venue Says Suing Over Permit Delay Was Only Option
• Netflix Sued For Streaming Classic Italian Film
• Poker Tourney Player Who Flushed Phony Chips Gets 5 Years
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Cert. Bid In Hearst Intern Wage Row
• Ex-LA Times Writer Didn't Lie About Howard Video, Jury Told
• Pinterest Loses Trademark Suit Over 'Pin' Marks
• Austrian Court Revives Facebook Privacy Suit Without Class
• Mass. Gaming Commission Enters Fantasy Sports Fray
• Video Game Co. Beats Player's Suit Over In-Game 'Gambling'
• FCC Slams Tennis Channel's Move To Revive Comcast Row
• Standard Register Says Pa. Tax Liability Should Be Slashed
• Caesars Nabs More Time To Proffer Ch. 11 Plan
• Level 3 Tells FCC Of Concerns With Charter Peering Policy
• Pandora Blasts BMI Royalty Ruling At 2nd Circ.
• Pa. Judge Covey Calls Hostile Campaign TV Ad Defamation
• AT&T Must Face $10B Black-Channel Bias Suit, Court Told
• DraftKings Hires Former Mass. AG As Outside Adviser
• Bankrupt Relativity Strikes Deal Over 'Infiltrator' Film
• Jay Z Dodges 'Big Pimpin'' Copyright Suit At Trial
• Sirius Customers Say DC Circ. Appeal Irrelevant To TCPA Row
• Both Sides Push 9th Circ. To Change 'Dancing Baby' Ruling
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Judge In Jay Z IP Trial Asked To Rule Like An Egyptian
• Daily Fantasy Sports Industry Could Fall Apart After Scandal
• Quinn Emanuel Takes Over 2 Cosby Sex Abuse Cases
• Calif. Court Revives 'Desperate Housewives' Firing Row
• Art Fraudster Sentenced To 7 Years For Fraud, Contempt
• DC Circ. Urged To Revive Carveout In FEC Donor Rule
• Israel Shuts Down US Data Transfers In Wake Of EU Ruling
• Conn. Town To Weigh Proposal For Tribal Airport Casino
• Fla. Gov. Fines Former Lt. Gov. For Ethics Violation
• IHeartMedia Sued Over Pre-1972 Songs Broadcast In NJ
• Relativity Television Sale Closes After Objections Resolved
• EU Watchdog Says Creativity Not Answer To Data Pact Demise
• DraftKings, FanDuel Suits Belong In NY, JPML Told
• Three Manhattan Strip Clubs Hit With Another FLSA Suit
• Fashion Designer Sued For Using NY Times Photo On Apparel
• Hearing-Impaired DVD Buyers Sue Over Unsubtitled Lyrics
• Ceglia's Atty Sues Facebook For Defamation In Scam Row
• NJ Wrests Forfeited Winnings, Penalties From Gambling Cos.
• Jewelry Channel Gets Rival's Auction Patent Axed Under Alice
• Sony To Pay Up To $4.5M To Settle Employees' Breach Suit
• PE Duo Makes Play For European Photo Printing Co.
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty's Bid To Cut Mayweather Evidence Ripped
• Restaurant's Recipe Book Not Copyrightable, 6th Circ. Says
• Caesars Wants 7th Circ. To Save It From Creditor Suits
• Music Cos. Slam Consumer Groups' Brief In Cox Pirating Row
• MLB Says Bid To Grill Commish In Antitrust Suit Too Late
• Director's Chair Wobbles Under The Weight Of Copyright Law
• Upload Site Harbors IP Infringers, Porn Co. Tells 9th Circ.
• PTAB Nixes Claims Of Virtual Reality Patent
• NFL, AP Want Discovery Further Halted In Photogs Suit
• Fla. Fantasy Sports Suit Now Brings Illegal Gambling Claims
• FTC Says Amazon Customer Calls Vital To App Charges Row
• Google, Amazon, Samsung Dodge TM Suit Over Soccer Apps
• Porn Co. Malibu Faces High Court Challenge Over Atty Fees
• Loeb & Loeb Guides Oprah In $43M Weight Watchers Deal
• Rural Carriers Ask FCC To Rethink Auction Bidding Rule
• Greenberg Traurig Probe Finds No Fault For DraftKings Worker
• NFL Sunday Ticket Runs Afoul Of Antitrust Laws, Suit Says
• Fund Manager Can't Dodge SEC Asset Freeze In Hacking Case
• Calif. Transit Agency Sued Over NBCUniversal Ramp Project
• FX, Exxon Settle Trademark Suit Weeks Before Trial
• Mo. AG Sues Charter Over TCPA, No-Call Violations
• NBA Video Game Maker Sued Over 3-D Face Scans
• Wilkinson Barker Adds FCC Pro As Partner In DC
• DirecTV Insists On High Court Review Of Satellite Taxes
• WWE Claims Attys Made 'Things Up' In Head Injury Fight
• Cox Asks Justices To Nix Arbitration Ruling In Cable Box Suit
• Springsteen Ticket Buyers To Appeal Toss Of Live Nation Suit
• Brand Battles: Louis Armstrong, NBA, University Of Kentucky
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Linkin Park Takes Stage After Jay Z In 'Big Pimpin' Trial
• Mayweather Manager Gets Partial Win In Boxing Antitrust Row
• David Copperfield Says Ex-Manager Hid Late Tax Returns
• Ex-'View' Producer Says O'Donnell's 'Spite' Caused Firing
• In Google Books Case, Famed Judge Takes A Victory Lap
• Fox TV Judge Sued Over Deal For 'Defamatory' Durst Book
• Unified Patents Convinces PTAB To Review Streaming Patent
• SFX Boss Lobs Slashed $191M Take-Private Cash Offer
• Viacom, Cablevision End Antitrust Row Over Channel Bundling
• Judge Slams Lead Counsel End Run In News Corp. Ad Row
• Indicted Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Fights Mayweather Evidence
• Judge Not Buying Funds' Case For Keeping Facebook Shares
• SeaWorld To Sue Calif. Commission Over Orca Breeding Ban
• Sports Reporter Seeks $75M In Hotel Peeping Suit
• Athletes Say EA, NCAA Deal Challengers Must Post Bond
• FanDuel Adviser Says Governance Top Priority Amid Scandal
• Cablevision Can Retier DirecTV-Owned Network, FCC Says
• EU Watchdogs Set Deadline For Safe Harbor Replacement
• 'Honey Badger' Video Creator Bites BB&B With IP Suit
• Caesars Exec's Testimony Caps Off Forced-Bankruptcy Trial
• FCC Sets $900M As Top Price For Broadcaster To Go Off Air
• Latest Suit Says FanDuel, DraftKings Allowed 'Shark Bettors'
• B&N Tablet Buyers Rip 'Irrelevant' Bid To Block Class Cert.
• Mich. Tribe's Casino Plans Rejected By Local Officials
• Alibaba Makes $3.5B Takeover Bid For 'YouTube Of China'
• Google Book-Scanning Project Is Fair Use, 2nd Circ. Says
• Ex-EMI Lawyer Backs Up Jay Z In 'Big Pimpin'' IP Trial
• Warner Asks Judge To Reconsider 'Happy Birthday' Ruling
• Ex-LA Times Writer Violated Paper's 'Integrity,' Jury Told
• Twitter Must Rewrite DOJ Surveillance Suit To Keep It Alive
• Former Fox News Commentator Arrested For Gov't Fraud
• Nev. Regulators Rule Daily Fantasy Cos. Must Obtain License
• Wis. Tribe Says Gaming Suit Does Not Concern Rival
• Microsoft Asks High Court To Review Xbox Defect Suit Revival
• FBI Opens Preliminary Investigation Into Daily Fantasy Sports
• 3 Firms Steer Square's Plans For $275M Public Debut
• 'Desperate Housewives' Star Urges Revival Of Firing Row
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Gibbons Testimony On Showboat Deal
• Orioles Stadium Workers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive OT Suit
• CBS, Walt Disney Question FCC Plan To Protect Documents
• Travelers, Policyholder Spar Over Defamation Suit Coverage
• Pa. Rep. Introduces Bill To Legalize Sports Betting
• Models Sue Strip Clubs Over Deceptive Advertisements
• Altice, Cablevision Tell FCC Merger Would Boost Competition
• Visa, GameStop Dodge Gamers' Rewards Program Suit
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Lowe Campbell Ewald Sues Navy Over $457M Recruit Contract
• Fresh Off DirecTV Merger, AT&T Warns FCC Of Consolidation
• 'Jersey Shore' Star Hires New Atty For Tax Fraud Fight
• More Controversy For FanDuel, DraftKings In NY Class Action
• Fans Demand Right To Depose MLB Commish In Antitrust Suit
• Can DraftKings Dodge Class Action Via Arbitration?
• Jay Z Tells Jury 'Big Pimpin'' Rights Not Among 99 Problems
• LA Times Top Brass Tells Jury Ex-Writer Was 'Over The Line'
• 3rd Circ. To Take Another Shot At Sports Betting Guidance
• YouTube Parody Producer Dodges Most Copyright Claims
• Philly Union Boss's Appeal Flops In Inquirer Libel Suit
• Dancers Hit Texas And NC Men's Clubs With Wage Suit
• Radio Stations, Law Profs Jump Into Florida Pre-'72 Fight
• Station Casinos Files $100M IPO Eyeing Public Market Return
• Dish Pushes FCC To Block Charter-TWC Merger
• UPDATE: Design Co. Drops Suit Over Fees For Fantasy Sports Platform
• Comcast Asks FCC To Rethink Protective Order Changes
• Okla. Tribe, NIGC Pursue Settlement In Casino Land Row
• MMA Promoters Call Truce In Philly Venue Antitrust Row
• High Court Split Forms On Whether Offers Moot Cases
• FCC Probes Broadband Impact In Charter-TWC Merger Review
• 'Dance Moms' Star Charged With Hiding Income During Ch. 11
• Cox's Extortion Claim Is A 'Red Herring,' Music Cos. Say
• Publicis Agrees To Pay $2.8M To Settle Gender Bias Row
• $1B LA Project Faces Tight Timeline, Oceanwide GC Says
• Ex-Access CEO Gets 3.5 Years For Fraud, Tax Evasion
• DirecTV Wants FTC's Deceptive-Ad Suit Trimmed
• Golf Club Members Zero In On Trump In Refund Suit
• Amazon Says Giving FTC Customer Calls Would Flout Privacy
• Dallas Mag Takes 'Welfare Queen' Suit To Texas High Court
• Dish Sanctioned For Discovery Lapse In Telemarketing Case
• AT&T Blasts FCC 'Plea For Deference' On Net Neutrality
• EA Digs In Heels Countering Uniloc Sanctions Bid
• Struggle At The Supreme Court Over Arbitration Clauses
• NJ Sports Betting Case Will Be Reheard En Banc By 3rd Circ.
• NY Towns Say Indian Trust Law Doesn't Apply In Casino Row
• Athletes In EA, NCAA Deals Seek To Sanction Challenger's Atty
• Cox Customer Balks At Jury Instruction In Antitrust Bellwether
• Jay Z, Timbaland Face The Music As Copyright Trial Opens
• Twitter DOJ Suit On Thin Ice After Surveillance Law Shift
• Ex-LA Times Writer Lied About Outside Work, Jury Told
• Activist Says Shutterfly 'Inaction' Could Ignite Proxy Battle
• Free Apps Shielded From Privacy Claims In 11th Circ. Ruling
• Record Labels Hit New Music Service With Copyright Suit
• Judge Denies 'Attack-Dog' Art Fraudster's New-Trial Bid
• Revel Says Utility Is Blocking Efforts To Heat Casino
• Public Knowledge, Other Groups Oppose Charter-TWC Merger
• Tribe, Wash. County Knock Feds' Casino Land Approval
• TTAB Refuses To Register Will.i.am's Trademarks
• Relativity Television Buyers Want To Retain CEO, Employees
• Tribe Defends Tardy Fees Request In Horse-Racing Row
• NJ Lawmakers Renew Calls For Regulation Of Fantasy Sports
• Sony, Vivendi Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive $48M MP3Tunes Verdict
• Cable Group Tells FCC To Head Off Possible Pole Fee Spikes
• Insurers Won't Pay Wal-Mart's 'Excessive' Tracy Morgan Deal
• Lawmaker Argues Against FCC Online Video Rules Change
• How 'Dancing Baby' Case Changes Copyright Law
• Caddies Accuse PGA Of 'Free-Loading' With Bib Ads
• Apple E-Book Monitor No Longer Necessary, Judge Says
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Pause Charter-TWC Review
• AIG Says Cosby Defamation Claims Clearly Not Covered
• Caesars Setback In Creditor Suits Throws Wrench Into Ch. 11
• Scandalized Fantasy Cos. Hire Debevoise, Kirkland, Greenberg
• Craigslist Wins Permanent Ban On No-Show Data Scraper
• Disney Can't Beat Injury Claims With Waiver, Fla. Court Says
• Cable Group Opposes FCC's New Lifeline Privacy Rules
• FilmOn CEO Prods FCC To Bring Local Broadcast TV Online
• Ariz. Official Says Tribe Committed Fraud In Casino Bid
• BakerHostetler Says Pa. Law Firm Owes It Fees In Ad Row
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• 11th Circ. Rolls Credits On Cartoon Network VPAA Claims
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Seeks End To Bottlenecks In Video Market
• 'Amazing Spider-Man 2' Stuntman Sues Over Age Bias
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intel, Dell, Formula One
• EU's Safe Harbor Ruling Fuels Call For Legislative Action
• FCC, Lawmakers Told To End TV Exclusivity Rules
• Dow Jones Reveals Data Breach Involving Subscriber Info
• AT&T Slams FCC Handling Of Dish $3B Airwaves Surrender
• HarperCollins, Others Say E-Book Antitrust Suits Fall Flat
• Warner/Chappell Sues Over 'Porgy And Bess' World Rights
• Google, Facebook Lose Bid To Toss Email Patent Suit
• SeaWorld's Orca Expansion Approved, But Without Breeding
• Tribe Says Calif. Required To Negotiate On Casino Land
• Calif. City Hit With Fees After 'Meritless' IP Suit Aimed At Critic
• 'Big Pimpin' Judge Won't Delay Copyright Trial Over No Show
• Duane Morris Snags Prominent Media Atty In Atlanta
• Ex-Facebook Employee Drops Suit Alleging Gender, Race Bias
• NM Can't Hassle Tribe's Vendors In Casino Battle, Judge Says
• Feds Crack Down On Corporate Hacking With Keys Conviction
• DraftKings, FanDuel Hit With Insider Scandal Class Action
• Path's Top Execs Must Testify In User Privacy Case
• Fraudster Seeks Acquittal, Saying Unpaid-For Art Was Fake
• EMI Will Lose Rights To Santa Song Next Year, 2nd Circ. Says
• EA Takes 'Madden NFL' Publicity Rights Row To High Court
• MTA Must Run 'Muslims Are Coming!' Film Ads, Judge Says
• Comcast Defeats Techs' Suit Over OT, On-Call Wages
• Comcast Beats Sleeping Ex-Employee's Discrimination Suit
• 9th Circ. Says Yoga Poses Not Copyrightable
• Franken Urges Intense Scrutiny For Charter-TWC Merger
• It's Trump Who Owes $8M In Restaurant Spat, Chef Says
• Horse Race Cos. Say Machines At Kentucky Downs Rip Off IP
• Deals Rumor Mill: Valentino Fashion Group, Sony, Dell
• What To Do When Online Complainers Engage In Defamation
• Land Ruling Irrelevant To Tribal Gaming Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• Tribe Lost Chance For Fees In Racing Ban Row, Idaho Says
• Caesars Can't Halt Creditor Suits Against Parent Company
• LightSquared Bankruptcy Curb On Ergen Too Broad
• Nixon Peabody, CWL Partners Join Forces In Hong Kong
• 11th Circ. Finds Arbitrator Overstepped In Verizon-Union Case
• Jury Convicts Ex-Reuters Editor In LA Times Hacking Case
• Ex-LA Times Writer Admits Bosses Never Bashed His Age
• Ex-Navy SEAL Can't Sue Attys In NY Over Bin Laden Book
• Fantasy Sports Scandal Highlights Need For Regulation
• FCC's Pai Says FM Translator Plan May Be Postponed
• HBO, Apatow, Jagger Face OT Suit By 'Girls,' 'Vinyl' Workers
• Facebook Says Many Investors Knew Of Problems Before IPO
• Paparazzi Drones Barred From Hollywood Stars' Backyards
• PSU Coaches Fired After Sandusky Scandal Sue For Back Pay
• Sirius Says Turtles Want To Ditch 'Century-Long Consensus'
• Rovi Urges Fed. Circ. To Flip TV Software Patent Ruling
• Class Can Be ID'd In 'Project Runway' TCPA Suit, Judge Told
• NJ Lawmakers Seek Federal Regulation For Fantasy Sports
• Conn., Tribes Ink Revenue Deal To Kick Off Keno Gambling
• Pandora Inks $450M Deal For Event Ticketing Service
• Reuters Hit With Wage-And-Hour Class Action In Calif.
• Cable Contractors Seek Recusal In Comcast Fraud Row
• FanDuel Bans Employees From Fantasy Play, Opens Review
• News Corp. Hacking Suit Lacks NY Connection, Judge Says
• Beyonce, Jay Z, Kanye Sue Over Unauthorized Merchandise
• Ex-LA Times Writer Clashed With Bosses, Jury Hears
• Demise Of Int'l Data Sharing Pact Opens New Liability Frontier
• NY AG Wants Fantasy Sports Data Amid Insider Accusations
• Apple 'Own Worst Enemy' In Antitrust Review, Monitor Says
• NJ Off-Track Site Gets Final OK Despite Political Opposition
• CBS Hit With OT Suit From 'Elementary', 'Nurse Jackie' PAs
• High Court Seeks Its Proper Role In DirecTV Arbitration Row
• Full Service Renews Push For Stronger FCC Enforcement
• 11th Circ. Ponders Who Owns Facebook 'Likes' In BET Case
• Philly Casino Plans Clear Hurdle Amid Race Bias Claims
• Relativity Gets Green Light For $125M Sale Of TV Business
• Churchill Downs Denied Quick Win In Casino Contract Row
• 50 Cent Lobs $75M Malpractice Suit At Garvey Schubert
• FCC Rejects Informal Net Neutrality Complaint Against TWC
• Pa. Court Urged To Revive Pepper Hamilton Malpractice Suit
• NJ Strip Club Argues Ad Removal Was A State Action
• CPSC Targets LA Retailer Over Dangerous Chinese Toys
• Sports Memorabilia Seller Decries Photogs' Sanctions Bid
• NJ Keeps Up Fight For Sports Betting Rehearing In 3rd Circ.
• Idaho Tribe's Attys Detail Disputed Fees In Racing Ban Row
• SeaWorld Urges Judge To Toss Whale Abuse Class Action
• Calif. Court Bars Tribe's $315M Casino Suit Against State
• BIA Blazes Bold Path In Mashpee Casino Site Ruling
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Transatlantic Data Sharing Pact Invalidated By EU High Court
• EBay Textbook Reseller Presses High Court For Atty Fees
• Telecom Giants Again Blast FCC's Net Neutrality Process
• Tribe Members Say Rival Faction's Casino Prep Is Illegal
• Trial Fires Up Over Dueling Caesars Bankruptcies
• Justices Won't Hear Union Boss' Sealed FBI Affidavit Case
• New MetLife Debt Fund Lends $86M To Cypress For Minn. Mall
• Challenge To Miami's SkyRise Tower Survives Dismissal Bid
• Justices Won't Shake Hearst Win In Online Defamation Suit
• Schumer Urges FCC To Keep TV Exclusivity Rules
• High Court Won't Review 10th Circ. Decision On Casino
• Jay Z Worried About Video Leaks In 'Big Pimpin' Suit
• Another Privacy Victory For Video Service Providers
• 'Whoomp!' There It Goes, As Justices Decline To Hear IP Row
• Seyfarth Says Porn Supplier's Malpractice Suit Belongs In Ill.
• High Court Refuses Radio Co.'s Spectrum Squatting Appeal
• Real Estate Rumors: Twitter, Ohio STRS, Alcon
• O'Bannon Is A Tie But Weighs Against NCAA In The Long Run
• NBC Dodges Defamation Suit Over Rifle Target 'Bomb' Report
• Indian Land Ruling Dooms Tribe's Bingo Hall, 2nd Circ. Told
• Breaking Down The Cox Set-Top Box Antitrust Bellwether
• Bulk Of Texas Strip Club FLSA Row Can Stay In Fed. Court
• Twitter, Yahoo, Others Win Some Fees In MDL Patent Suit
• Fla. Court Revokes Approval For Racetrack Slot Machines
• InCom Says Disney Knew It Violated MagicBand Patent
• Real Estate Rumors: Clarion, Univision, Status Capital
• Fed. Circ. Puts USPTO In Hot Seat Over 'Disparaging' TM Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vivendi, SMBC, Mondelez
• Hulk Hogan Keeps Most Docs Sealed In $100M Sex Tape Suit
• Photographers' NFL Antitrust Suit Called 'Implausible'
• Broadcasters Say Cable Group Actually Backs Exclusivity
• Dish Affiliates Surrender $3.3B In Airwaves Licenses
• News Corp. Dodges US Investors' Phone-Hacking Suit Again
• Ex-LA Times Writer Admits At Trial Bosses Asked Him Back
• 'Survivor' Co-Creator Can't Dump Atty's $14M Profit Claims
• Sirius Robocall Plaintiffs Seek Class Cert. In TCPA Suit
• NCAA President, Schools Praise Parts Of 9th Circ. Decision
• Telecom Groups Ask FCC To Clarify Auction Rules
• 'Biggest Loser' Makers Can't Duck IP Row Over Sports Show
• NM Urges Judge To Deny Tribe's TRO Over Gambling Pact
• Uniloc Calls EA's Arguments Against Sanctions 'Frivolous'
• Cablevision Downgraded GSN For Good Reason, FCC Told
• TWC, Hawaiian Telecom Get On-Demand Patent Nixed By Alice
• Judge Won't Expand Privacy Order In Suit For Strippers' Info
• Lucchese Family Members Get Prison In Gambling Ring
• NJ Regulator Clears PokerStars, Full Tilt For Gambling
• Batmobile Copyright: When Functional Element Is A 'Character'
• Casino Foes Lose Challenge To DOI Land Trust Decision
• Madison Square Garden Co. Splits From MSG Networks