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Media & Entertainment - January, 2016

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• DraftKings Says Payment Processor Pullout Is News To Co.
• 8th Circ. Backs $5M Fine For Gaming Co. That Underpaid Tribe
• DirecTV Again Prevails Over Marketer's $84M Antitrust Claims
• Bose Illegally Collects Customer Info, Class Action Says
• Brand Battles: Finnegan Faces Foe For Newsletter Trademark
• Molycorp Digs In On Bloomberg Bid For Leak Report Changes
• FCC's Top Wireless Chief To Step Down
• FCC Finalizes Regs For Low-Power Station Conversion
• Coachella Says Hoodchella Music Fest Violates Trademark
• Group Tells FCC To Set Broadband Adoption In Charter Deal
• Ind. Justices Say State Not Liable For Stage Collapse Claims
• Porsche Hit With New Suit Over Actor Paul Walker's Crash
• T-Mobile's 'Binge On' Flouts Net Neutrality, Report Says
• SFX, CEO To Pay $11M To End $100M Co-Founder Dispute
• 'Monkey Selfie' Judge Details Decision To Toss Copyright Suit
• Dish Credit Report Row Paused Pending Spokeo Ruling
• Facing Blackout, Cox Criticizes Nexstar-Media General Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Kirkland, Wachtell
• Mo. AG Says Details Of Charter TCPA Offense Not Yet Needed
• Facebook Seeks Appeal Of Loss To DLA Piper, Milberg
• Opening Pandora's Trademark Box Resets Disparagement Bar
• 'First Family Of Surf' TV Show Suit Hits Choppy Waters
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Seeks Retrial After Fraud Conviction
• H-1B Racketeering Suits Against Disney Face Uphill Battle
• Proposed Fantasy Sports MDL Teems With Venue Requests
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Weil Gotshal
• ESPN Data-Sharing Flouts Video Privacy Law, 9th Circ. Told
• Sotheby's Chair Tells Jury He Had No Cause To Doubt Gallery
• 2nd Circ. Eyes Asking BIA For Help In Tribe's Bingo Hall Suit
• 3rd Circ.'s Trump Ruling A Blow To Labor In Ch. 11
• Juries Need Clear Social Media Warnings, NY Bar Report Says
• NY AG Says Promoters, Brokers Unfairly Mark Up Tickets
• Atlantic City Emergency Manager Defects For Consulting Job
• Yahoo Should Be Investment Co., Oust Mayer: Shareholders
• Sports Memorabilia Seller Not Covered In IP Row, Court Told
• Industry Group Wants More Conditions On Charter-TWC Deal
• FCC Keeps Controversial View Of Broadband's Uneven Reach
• Roots' Ex-Bassist Says Band Cut Him Out After He Got Cancer
• Calif. Advances Bill To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• Cicero On Legal Advocacy
• Ex-Gov. Graham To Back Slots Limitations At Fla. High Court
• Hawaii AG Calls Daily Fantasy Sports Illegal
• No Sanctions For Attys In Twice-Dismissed Vegas Sands Suit
• Italian Authorities Say Google Dodged $248M In Taxes
• African-American TV Group's $10B Suit Calls Charter Racist
• Christie's Escapes Insurer's Sandy-Damaged Artwork Suit
• ITC Seeks Full Fed Circ. Review Of Data-Blocking Authority
• Disney Back On Hook In Row Over 'Jungle Book' Royalties
• Google Wants Orrick Atty Sanctioned For Revenue Reveal
• Sinclair Strikes $350M Deal To Buy Tennis Channel
• 'Avatar' Theft Claims Near End In Calif. Appeals Court
• ESPN Ends Player Elimination Fantasy Sports Patent Suit
• 'Star Trek' Fans Tap Winston Copyright Whiz To Fight Suit
• TWC Says Customer In Data Privacy Suit Hasn't Suffered Harm
• Lifetime Asks Judge To Force Deal in TCPA Suit Over Calls
• 2nd Circ. Skeptical Of Tremor IPO Investors' Bid To Alter Suit
• Meredith Latest To Find Silver Lining In Failed Merger Play
• Daily Fantasy Sports Bills Pass Fla. Senate, House Committees
• DraftKings, FanDuel Face Class Actions Over College Players
• Wash., Tribe To Amend Gaming Compact To Add 2nd Casino
• Feds Say Calif. Tribe Can't Fire Back In Online Bingo Row
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Mitchell Silberberg
• FCC Chair Unveils Plans For Video Set-Top Box Rules
• 9th Circ. Raises The Bar For Crime-Fraud Exception
• BMG Seeks To Block Illegal Downloads After $25M Cox Verdict
• 4 Ways To Improve The Business Intake Process
• Nexstar Wins Battle For Media General, Inks $4.6B Deal
• Jilted Perfumer Says Absent Jay-Z Tanked Fragrance Line
• Cinema's Antitrust Suit Says Says Regal Doesn't Play Fair
• Ex-College Players Tell 6th Circ. To Revive Pub Rights Suit
• Spanish Porn Site Agrees To Arbitrate Film Co.'s IP Suit
• Porn Co. Tells 11th Circ. Amazon Doesn't Grasp IP Law
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 2015 JPML Practice Trends
• T. Boone Pickens Settles Feud With Son Just Before Trial
• Facebook Agrees To Settle Chancery Suit Over Director Pay
• Greenberg Traurig Lands Entertainment Veteran In LA
• MoMA Expert Tells Jury He Suspected Faked Paintings In 1994
• Google Asks Court To Nix Miss. AG's Trial Bid In Piracy Row
• 9th Circ. Revives Case Against Capitol Over Digital Royalties
• NJ Officials Reach Deal With Christie To Avoid AC Bankruptcy
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• DirecTV Blasts FTC Attempt To Keep False Ad Suit Alive
• NM Tribe Says State Can't Regulate Non-Compact Gaming
• Relativity Ends Manchester Dispute Ahead Of Ch. 11 Hearing
• Widow In Paul Walker Crash Wants Porsche Suit In State Court
• IDreamSky IPO Investor Can't Take Suit Back To State Court
• BuzzFeed Sued Over 'King of Bullsh*t News' Story
• 3 Things To Know About The FCC's Set-Top Box Debate
• Mediator Process Set in Vizio TV-Spying Suit
• Trump Ruling Strengthens Employers' Hand In Bankruptcy
• What Companies Can Expect After Campbell-Ewald
• Google Facing Legal Gray Area In Voice Infringement Suit
• $158M Stockton Campus Plan Takes Shape In Atlantic City
• MLB Fans Get Initial OK For TV Antitrust Settlement
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Entertainment Pro In Miami
• No Facts Back Trump's $500M Pageant Suit, Univision Says
• Las Vegas Sands Says It Told Investors Of Derailed Plans
• Ex-Disney World Workers Say H-1B Abuse Forced Them Out
• NJ High Court Won't Hear 'Borgata Babes' Bias Row
• Sirius XM Sues Ex-Music Programmer Who Defected To Spotify
• Yahoo Says Web Content Doesn't Infringe OpenTV Patents
• Amid Pushback, Relativity Says It Has $100M For Ch. 11 Exit
• Soul Duo's Estates Can Void Sale Of Songs, 3rd Circ. Rules
• FCC Extends Small Biz Net Neutrality Transparency Relief
• NY Towns' Oneida Land Suits Twist History, 2nd Circ. Told
• FCC Defends Low-Power Station Rules In Spectrum Auction
• Slingbox Maker Urges Court to Toss Class Action Over Ads
• Photog Sues CBS For Using Controversial Geno Smith Pics
• Merger Investigations Set Records In 2015
• Tribal Factions To Challenge Terms Of Casino Reopening
• Viacom's Redstone Can Be Examined By Doctor, Judge Rules
• Batmobile Maker Asks High Court To Review Copyright Claim
• Facebook's Interactive Tech Swings Balance In Biometric Suit
• Lions Gate Beats Stock Suit Over SEC's Icahn Probe
• DOI Board Tosses Appeal Of Calif. Tribal Leadership Council
• HarperCollins, Penguin Duck E-Book Co.'s Antitrust Row
• NJ Man Out On Bail Back To Real Estate Fraud: Prosecutors
• Illinois AG Says Daily Fantasy Cos. Can't Fight Her Opinion
• Netflix, Others Challenge Relativity's Ch. 11 Plan
• Theater Co. Blocks Regal From Excluding Small Competitors
• Brand Battles: Facebook, Nike, Coca-Cola
• Yahoo's Tech Fix Shows Importance Of Privacy Disclosures
• Paramount Cements Win In Calif. Appeals Court Royalties Row
• Brazil Dings Cisco, Technicolor $7M For Merger Gun-Jumping
• FCC Should Block Altice-Cablevision Deal, Union Says
• USPTO Says Slants Ruling Would Nix Scandalous TM Ban, Too
• Nevada Gaming Commission OKs Station's $100M IPO Plan
• FCC Frees Time Warner Cable From Rate Regs In NY Towns
• Apple Defeats Video Streaming Patent Suit
• Judge Limits News Leak Hunt In $1.9B Molycorp Ch. 11
• 3 Traits Of Best-In-Class General Counsel
• Trademark Ban On Pot Group Ruled Unconstitutional
• GOP Sens. Tell FCC Internet Speed Benchmark Is Too High
• DraftKings Bans 'Scripts' Amid User Unfairness Allegations
• Charter Calls Mo. AG's TCPA Suit Too Vague
• Yelp Investors To Take Bad Review Suit Dismissal To 9th Circ.
• FCC Aims High With Spectrum Policy In 2016
• A Different Slant On The Slants' Trademark Dispute
• Ex-Ascent Exec Appeals For Fourth Shot At Fraud Suit
• Baiul Says Copyright Not At Issue In NBC Contract Fight
• USCIS Pitches Guidance For Extraordinary Ability Visas
• Daily Fantasy Suit On Behalf Of Florida Staying In Fed. Court
• B&N Can't Close Book On Nook E-Reader Suit, Class Says
• Data Transfer Pact Needs More Time, EU Liaison Says
• Pick-Offs After Campbell-Ewald: Some Predictions
• Texas Appeals Court Reduces Revenge Porn Damages
• Al Jazeera Slaps Egypt With $150M Arbitration Claim
• Fla. Paper's Prison Snitch Story Protected By 1st Amendment
• Vizio Smart TV MDL Should Go To Ark. Or Ind., JPML Told
• 'Old School' Tools May Hinder Attorney Collaboration
• Hulk Hogan, Gawker Nudged To Mediate $100M Sex Tape Row
• Dr. Phil Sued For Locking Workers In Room For Anti-Leak Rant
• Facebook Posts Prove NLRB Case A 'Sham,' DC Circ. Told
• Dish Affiliates Get Help In $3B FCC Spectrum Credits Row
• Facebook Biometric Suit Nixed For Lack Of Jurisdiction
• Consumers Say Facebook Can't Hide Behind Privacy Tools
• Atlantic City Officials To Talk Bankruptcy On Tuesday
• Google Ordered To Turn Over Deal Info In Oracle IP Suit
• 'Stop Mega Cable' Group Forms to Thwart Charter Mergers
• Sponsor Targets Track-And-Field Body's Limits On Logos
• Real Estate Rumors: Uber, University Of Texas, John Lennon
• Facebook's $20M Privacy Deal Is Illegal, Dad Tells 9th Circ.
• MLB Avoids Antitrust Hit With Single-Team Streaming Deal
• Hogan Lovells Boosts IP Team With Duo From King & Spalding
• Justices Give Class Actions A Tenuous 'Pick-Off' Defense
• Trader Takes Plea Deal In Press Release Hacking Case
• Caesars Judge Rips Kirkland Attys For Phone Use At Hearings
• Film Studio Defends $45M EB-5 Suit Against Ex-NBA Player
• Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's Class Action Ruling
• Justices Set To Clean Up Attys' Fees In Copyright Cases
• FTI Gets Nod On Relativity Fees, Hurdles Remain In Ch. 11
• Despite Talk, Atlantic City Has No Easy Route To Bankruptcy
• Verizon's New 'FreeBee' Data Draws Net Neutrality Concerns
• Sirius Can't Halt Pre-1972 Case As 9th Circ. Considers Pandora
• Fla. Sens. Voice Concerns Over Proposed $3B Gaming Pact
• Judge To Hear Bloomberg Objections To Molycorp Leak Hunt
• Apple Again Urges High Court To Hear E-Books Antitrust Case
• Ex-Mohegan Sun Workers Charged In Casino Fraud Scheme
• 6 Types Of Legal 'Mumbo-Jumbo' Attorneys Must Avoid
• Takeaways From High Court's Campbell-Ewald Decision
• Pharrell Faces Trial In $1M Suit Over Move To 'The Voice'
• Netflix CEO Says Charter-TWC Merger A Plus For Online Video
• Capstone Calls Cinemark's Sanctions Bid 'Mudslinging'
• Don't Let TV Stations On Emergency News Spectrum, FCC Told
• Film Set Parking-Spot Guards Set To File Flurry Of OT Suits
• Okla. Tribe Sues Kansas To Resume Gambling Compact Talks
• Music Streaming Co. Deezer Nabs $109M With Eye On Expansion
• Justices Rule Settlement Offer Can't Moot Consumer Lawsuits
• Ex-Village People Star Missed Boat On Royalties, Judge Says
• 3 Times Attorney-Client Spats Took An Odd Turn
• CBS Defeats Meteorologist's Hiring Bias Suit On Appeal
• Fox Says 'Empire' Didn't Rip Off Pimp's Memoirs
• Cryolab Hosting Ted Williams' Remains Appeals Libel Suit
• Facebook Slams Class Cert. Bid In Message Scanning Suit
• Judge Clears Way For 3D Firm To Sue Oculus Over Contract
• Atlantic City Considers Bankruptcy As Aid Package Vetoed
• CBS, Viacom Brass Hit With Suit Over Exec's Health
• Molycorp Ch. 11 Judge Won't Delay Hunt For Bloomberg Leaks
• Pa. Justices Urged To Reaffirm Quorum Requirement
• YouTube Picks Up California Office Campus For $215M
• DirecTV Accused Of Deducting Payments Without Consent
• Chinese Regulators Authorize First IPOs After New Rules
• Insurers Try To Sink Suit Over Nasdaq's Facebook IPO Deal
• Bloomberg Call Center Workers In Push To Settle OT Action
• Facebook Facilitating Refunds To Minors To End Class Action
• Ariz. Tribe Says It's Immune From Jury Trial In Casino Row
• Yellow Book Pushes Back On $6M IRS Bill Over Printing Costs
• Feds Want Twitter's DOJ Surveillance Suit Tossed
• Ill. Has No Jurisdiction In Biometric Suit, Facebook Says
• NBA Video Game Maker Says Face Scans Don't Flout Ill. Law
• 5 Insights From Sharp Electronics Deputy GC Deborah Tyler
• Texas AG Finds Daily Fantasy Sports Are Illegal Gambling
• Twitter User Drops Direct Messaging Privacy Suit
• MLB, Fans Settle TV Antitrust Class Action Just Before Trial
• Pay-TV Cos. Make Push For Changing Retrans Rules
• Pulse Loses Bid To Trim Michael Jackson Hologram IP Suit
• Hedge Fund Urges Justices To Let It Fight $7B Tribune Plan
• MSCs In California Mass Tort Litigation: A Call For Reform
• Wrestlers, WWE Cleared To Dig For Facts In Concussion Row
• Takeover Proposal Puts Atlantic City On Notice
• MLB TV Antitrust Suit Heads To Trial Amid Shifting Offerings
• Justices To Review 9th Circ. Ruling In Defective Xbox Suit
• Studios, Animation Workers Trade Blame Over Definition Delay
• High Court To Weigh Reseller's Fee Bid In Copyright Case
• SAG Can't Get Coverage For 'Leave It To Beaver' Suit Fees
• Miss. Casino Co. Bogs Down In Bid To Escape Forced Ch. 7
• News Corp. Can't Ditch Antitrust Suit Over In-Store Ads
• Shutterfly Customer Urges Class Cert. In Facial Scan Suit
• Hogan Lovells Snags Ex-Glaser Media, Antitrust Trial Pro
• 2nd Circ. Tosses IP Suit Over 50 Cent Song
• Facebook Ad Deal Objectors Want 9th Circ. Rehearing
• 'New Charter' Would Strengthen Online Video, FCC Hears
• Metallica Says Sheppard Mullin Atty 'Overzealous' With IP
• Matchmaking Site To Give $60M In Dates To Unhappy Users
• Facebook Again Seeks To Duck $15B User Tracking MDL
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Gives Go-Ahead To $16B BT-EE Deal
• Kane Wants Porn Email Retaliation Suit Nixed
• Seyfarth Gets Porn Co.'s Suit Over Tax Scheme Moved To Ill.
• 3rd Circ. Lets Trump Taj Mahal Nullify Labor Pact
• 2nd Circ. Wonders Why 'Killing Jews' Ad Appeal Isn't Moot
• DirecTV Gets Tax Surcharge Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Crowe & Dunlevy Adds 2 Attys to Indian Law Practice Group
• Texas Justices Told Internet Doesn't Alter Public Official Status
• Kansas, Local County Take Casino Dispute To 10th Circ.
• Caesars Contests Release Of Report On $30B PE Buyout
• 2 PE-Backed UK Cos. Plan IPOs Totaling $452M
• Bingo Groups Blast Tribe's Attempt To Lift Gaming Ban
• HBO Warns FCC Of Charter-TWC Deal's Risks To Online Video
• FCC Refuses To Give Back Silent TV Station's License
• 9th Circ. Upholds Facebook Ad Deal, Attys' Fees
• Fox Seeks $550K Fees For Failed 'New Girl' Copyright Suit
• Howard University To Participate In FCC Airwaves Auction
• German High Court Strikes Down Facebook's Friend Finder
• NJ Senate Panel Clears Compromise Casino Expansion Bill
• Paramount Can't Save 'Private Ryan' Royalties, Court Told
• Smartphone Radio Can Aid Emergency Alerts, FCC Told
• Caesars Decision Expands The Nondebtor Stay
• Consider These Cases Before Drafting An Arbitration Provision
• Texas Judge Orders $1.3M Sanction In Free Speech Case
• NJ Senate Prez Introduces Casino-Expansion Compromise Bill
• Murdered Contractor's Widow Sues Twitter For Enabling ISIS
• Dish Experts Allowed To Testify In Massive Robocalling Suit
• Amaya Settles $92M Italian Gambling Tax Row For $6.4M
• Calif., Tribe Ordered To Explain Lack Of Gaming Compact
• Real Estate Rumors: UTA, L3 Capital, Crescent Heights
• Al Jazeera America Closing Its Doors
• Zuckerberg's $1.7M Real Estate Deal Fight Gets April Trial
• Fla. Suit Doesn't Belong In Daily Fantasy MDL, Panel Told
• Larry Flynt's Brother Can't Use Famous Surname: 6th Circ.
• Disc Patents' Owner Slams Toshiba's Prior Art At PTAB
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carl Icahn, Uber, Petrobras
• Jay Z Raps 'Big Pimpin' Copyright Claim In 2nd Circ.
• Canada's Shaw Sells Media Biz For $1.85B
• Cosby Rips New DA For Breaking 2005 Deal Not To Prosecute
• Facebook Discovery On Equal Footing With Other Discovery?
• Why 2016 Will Be A Big Year For Big Data
• BigLaw 2016: A Look Ahead
• Texas Says DOI Letter Doesn't Justify Lifting Gaming Ban
• Fantasy Sports Industry Questions Mass. AG's Proposed Regs
• NJ Senate Prez Eyes State Takeover Of Atlantic City Finances
• Golf Channel, Ponzi Scheme Receiver Clash On Payments
• Venable Nabs Corporate Pro From Polsinelli
• Seminoles Gain Legal, Political Edge In Gaming Compact Row
• Philadelphia Inquirer's Owner Donates Paper To Nonprofit
• Phone Sex Robocalls Suit Stays Classless At 9th Circ.
• Carriers Stand Firm On Keeping FCC Auction Plans As Is
• Wells Fargo Abusing Privilege In Loan Fee Row, Relators Say
• Starbucks Beats Famed NYC Muralist's Frappuccino IP Suit
• Time Warner Cable Can't Escape Claim It Interfered With Sale
• China's Wanda Buys Film Producers Legendary For $3.5B
• Store Owners Dropped From Sports Photogs Memorabilia Suit
• Bleacher Report Accused Of Flouting NFLer Pics' Copyrights
• Pa. Reps. Urge State To Prepare For Legalized Sports Betting
• Offensive But Not Unregistrable: Fed. Circ. Alters TM Law
• Oracle Discovery Bid In $1B Google IP Row Ripped By Judge
• Exotic Dancers Win Cert. In Miami Club Wage and OT Suit
• Mass. Agency Says Daily Fantasy Regs May Not Be Enough
• Christie's Deal With Lawmakers Tees Up NJ Casino Expansion
• 'Real Housewives' Husband Avoids Contract Fraud Claims
• High Court Rebuffs Venezuelan Media Mogul's $1B Suit
• Viacom Interns Win OK For Minimum Wage Class Action Deal
• DraftKings, FanDuel Dispute Patent Infringement Claims
• Brand Battles: MLB, McDonald's, Apple
• Path App Users Seek Class Cert. In Privacy Row
• Twitter Seeks To Shut Down Messaging Privacy Class Action
• Bankrupt Relativity Settles $3M Sony Claim Over Film Rights
• Dish Reaches Agreement With Broadcaster After Fee Fight
• Supreme Court Won't Look At Trimming Of Calif. Royalty Act
• NBCUniversal Blasts NLRB For Merging Bargaining Units
• Real Estate Rumors: Facebook, Crown, Waste Management
• High Court Won't Hear Cox Appeal Of Arbitration Ruling
• NY Appeals Court Halts Injunction In Daily Fantasy Action
• High Court Rejects Alleged Facebook Scammer's Appeal
• Philly Station Must Accept Monitor For FCC Spectrum Sale
• An Important Public Records Ruling From La. High Court
• CBS Says Free Speech Bars Anchor's Hiring Bias Suit
• Catsimatidis' GC Slams NFL Star's Wannabe Kids TV Show
• Ex-Atty Of Best-Selling Author Drops Sanctions Bid
• 'Whale Wars' Star, Nonprofit Agree To End Ship Dispute
• Ariz. Tribe Can't Dodge Fraud Claims, Gaming Official Says
• Fox News Heads To Fair Use Trial Over 9/11 Photo
• Christie Backs Senate President On Dueling NJ Casino Plans
• Mass. Tribe Lauds Fed Support For Casino Land Decision
• T-Mobile Builds On AT&T's Support For Punishing Dish
• New York City Opera Nearing Exit From Bankruptcy
• NY Sets Conditions For Approval Of Charter, TWC Merger
• Relativity Creditors Fight $4.8M FTI Consulting Fee
• Time Warner Cable Fights Town's Bid To Regulate Rates
• Calif. Lawmaker Proposes Bill To Allow Sports Betting
• Alleged Celebrity Hacker Denies Copyright, ID Theft Charges
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Simcere Pharma, Philips
• Fla. Loses Early Bid To Delay Seminole Blackjack Talks
• NJ Advances Deed Restriction Bill Ahead Of Casino Sale
• New Charges Eyed In Press-Release Hack, Insider Trading Plot
• 'Wicked Tuna' Star To Plead Guilty To Fraud Charges
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Warner Claim In $80M 'Hobbit' Row
• 6 Steps To Becoming A Superior Supervising Attorney
• Yes, Arbitration Clauses Can Reduce Class Action Exposure
• The FTC Awakens, Offers Guidance On Native Ad Disclosures
• County's Slots Referendum Was Valid, Fla. Justices Told
• Disney Can't Hoard 'Jungle Book' Song Royalties, Court Told
• Adult Film Co. Wants Copyright Row Sent To Arbitration
• Facebook, Google Say UK Surveillance Bill Risks User Trust
• Dish Says Broadcaster Using NFL Games To Demand Fee Hike
• FCC Lobs Hefty Fine For Not Disclosing Radio Ad Sponsor
• Atlantic City Rescue Bills Move Closer To Law
• Fed. Circ. Sides With Google, Others On Game-Based Patent
• Sony Settles Interns' Wage Suit, Dodges Another
• Mark Cuban Invests In Daily Sports Fantasy Analysis Product
• Legislators Warned North Jersey Casinos Could Cripple AC
• Band Says UMG Owes Royalties For Vocals In Timberlake Hit
• Oculus Founder Urges Judge To End Suit Over VR Prototype
• Kirkland Leads Investors In IDreamSky Go-Private Offer
• Philly Station Balks At Plan To Monitor Its FCC Spectrum Sale
• Dish Can Use 'Mistake' Defense In FTC's Robocall Suit
• WWE Can't Avoid Blame For Wrestler's Death, Widow Says
• MLBers Have Little To Gain, Much To Lose In Al Jazeera Suits
• Playwright Wants Fees After Beating 'Who's On First' Suit
• NM Rep. Floats Bill To Cap Tribal Gaming Revenue-Sharing
• 7 Cos. Tap Debt Totaling $15.5B In First Wave Of 2016 Deals
• BIA To Study Impact Of Proposed Tribal Casino In Illinois
• FTC Expands Child Data Protections In Mobile App Action
• Trump Won't Be Deposed In Trademark Suit, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Denies Google From Weighing In On Copyright Ruling
• Controversial Artist Faces Tougher Fair Use Fight In New Suit
• Army Corps Permit Clears Path For Miami Boat Show Move
• Bond Trustees Can't Score Win In $7B Caesars Debt Row
• 'Monkey Selfie' Judge Says Animals Can't Sue Over Copyright
• Cinemark Seeks Malpractice Sanctions In Calif. Labor Suit
• Facebook's $20M Ad Settlement Kosher, 9th Circ. Says
• FilmOn's Copyright License Quest Heads Right For DC Circ.
• Nintendo Wii Uses Patented Pointing Method, Fed. Circ. Told
• Oracle Wants Single Damages Period In $1B Google Suit
• MLB Fans Want Execs' Testimony Limited In TV Antitrust Row
• DirectTV Says Strike Attempt Is 'Vindictive' In FLSA Case
• Starboard Calls For Management Shakeup At Yahoo
• Ore. Tribe Says DOI's Land Buy For Rival Tribe Unjustified
• Broadcasters Fight NCAA Athletes' Call For Media Deal Info
• 'Walk Of Shame' Copyright Suit Headed for 9th Circ. Appeal
• CORRECTED: DirecTV Techs Say They Proved Employee Status In FLSA Suit
• Top 11 Mississippi Gaming Stories Of 2015
• How Campbell-Ewald Will Impact Individual And Class Claims
• High Court Urged Not To Hear Apple E-Books Antitrust Case
• Two MLB Stars Hit Al Jazeera With Defamation Suits
• 3rd Circ. Dragging Heels On Trump Casino Decision: Atty
• LA Times Escapes Jury's $7M Award To Ex-Sportswriter
• 9th Circ. Urged Not To Rethink Yoga Pose Copyright Ruling
• Many Atty LinkedIn Profiles Don't Count As Ads, NYC Bar Says
• Ex-NBA Player Says $45M EB-5 Suit Should Be Tossed
• FanDuel Wants False Ad Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Del. High Court Staying Out Of $100M Twitter Fight For Now
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Hansoh Pharma, Dalian Wanda
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reject E-Commerce IP Nixed Under Alice
• Amazon Gets Patent Suit Paused For Validity Assessment
• Lawmaker Proposes $1B Fund For Local Broadcasters' Moves
• App Makers To Pay FTC $2M To Settle 'Brain Training' Claims
• Ex-Viacom Exec Says Exposing Tax Scheme Got Her Fired
• FCC Delays $65B Charter-TWC Merger Review Deadline
• OPINION: Don't Dismiss 'Monkey Selfie' Case As Distraction
• 5th Circ. Affirms Texas' Right To Deny Grant In 'Machete' Row
• Florida Prosecutor Backs Remand Of Daily Fantasy Suit
• Rival Of 'Game Of War' App Maker Settles $100M IP Suit
• North Jersey Mayors Slam Sweeney Casino Proposal
• Racetrack Aims To Further Trim Andretti Sports' Fraud Suit
• DOJ Urges Justices Not To Hear Apple E-Books Antitrust Case
• 'OC' Star's Fraud Claim Against Ex-Manager Mom In Doubt
• Relativity's Ch. 11 Plan Gets Creditors Committee Backing
• Vizio Smart TV Privacy Suits Belong In Calif., JPML Told
• Richard Prince Hit With Copyright Suit From Another Photog
• Fox Kills 'New Girl' Copyright Suit
• AT&T Backs T-Mobile Bid To Punish Dish For Auction Antics
• Shutterfly Can't Shake Biometric Data Privacy Suit
• Facebook Investors Granted Class Cert. In IPO Suit
• Spotify Hit With $150M Copyright Infringement Suit
• NY Targets DraftKings, FanDuel Marketing In Expanded Suit
• Google Books Ruling Is 'Radical,' Authors Tell High Court
• DLA Piper, Milberg Beat Facebook's Reprisal Suit
• What Your Outside Counsel Doesn't Know About E-Discovery
• What To Expect From State Attorneys General This Year