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Media & Entertainment - February, 2016

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• Warner's $14M 'Happy Birthday' Deal Nears Approval
• EU Lifts Curtain On Text Of 'Privacy Shield' Transfer Pact
• Erin Andrews Gives Teary Testimony In Hotel-Privacy Suit
• Jury Says 'Survivor' Honcho Must Pay Atty In Contract Row
• Fla. House Advances Revised Gaming Compact Bill
• Privacy Shield Text Won't Spur Sweeping Data Transfer Fixes
• IPic Gets More Time To Collect Evidence In Row With AMC
• Justices Limit Reach Of Texas Courts In Mexico TV Ruling
• Union Says REIT's Pinnacle Casino Buy Breaks Ind. Law
• NJ Casino Expansion Bill Derided In Public Panel Hearing
• Sumner Redstone Can't Escape Competency Suit
• Delaware Court Tosses Zynga Stock Offering Suit
• Tribe Backs Down From Suit Over Opening Kansas Casino
• Dish Affiliates Wrong In $3.3B Bidding Credits Row: FCC
• FTC Says Refunds Don't Cancel Harm Of In-App Purchases
• Investor Says SAT Prep Owner Knew Projections Were Off
• Fed. Circ. Snuffs Injunction In Disney Candle Patent Case
• Facebook, Google Win Bid To Nix Email Patent Suits
• Altice, Cablevision Tout Proposed Merger Benefits At FCC
• Trump Taj Mahal Casino Now Icahn's After Exiting Ch. 11
• High Court Denies Ex-NFLers' $42M Likeness Deal Challenge
• Yellow Pages Co. Sues IRS Over Disputed Partnership Taxes
• FCC Chairman Tells Rep. Set-Top Box Plan Isn't 'All-Vid'
• Facebook Wants Expert In Message-Scanning Row Nixed
• An Undeterred Vivendi Sweetens Bid After Gameloft Snub
• News Corp. Discloses $244M Antitrust Deal As Trial Begins
• Mich. Appeals Court Grants Cos. Muted Tax Compact Win
• FCC Can't Repurpose Low-Power TV Airwaves, DC Circ. Told
• Tidal, Jay Z Sued Over Unpaid Songwriter Royalties
• Massive FCC Sponsorship ID Fine An Omen For Broadcasters?
• High Noon In America: Executive Orders After Justice Scalia
• The Met Settles Suit Over 'Recommended' Entrance Fee
• NFL Films Ruling A Hurdle For Player Publicity Rights
• UCLA Law Teased For Honoring Atty With Alleged TM Theft
• NFL Player Must Tackle Common Privacy Pratfall In ESPN Suit
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Back PTAB Ruling Against Podcast Patent
• Jackson Estate Says Popcorn Site KingOfPop.com Violates TM
• Caesars Gets $7B Note Guarantee Suits Paused
• Texas Justices OK Mexican Broadcast Defamation Suit
• Led Zeppelin Dazed And Confused By 'Stairway' IP Suit
• DraftKings, FanDuel Back Ill. Law Regulating Fantasy Sports
• NJ Talent Co. Pays $26M To Settle Fla. Unfair Practices Probe
• Navajo Injury Suit Can Proceed In NM Court, Judge Argues
• Pa. Justices Snub Appeal In Casino DUI Liability Case
• Ex-Seyfarth Partner Says Porn Co.'s Tax Suit Is Too Late
• Brand Battles: IP Firm Fights For 'Trademark Tuesday' Mark
• Journalists Denied Access To Retired Judge's Racist Emails
• NFL, Reebok To Pay $4.75M To Settle Apparel Antitrust Suit
• More Stations Sue FCC Over Incentive Auction Eligibility
• CFPB Lending Tussle Echoes Early Days Of Tribal Gambling
• Richard Prince Says Instagram Posts In Exhibit Was Fair Use
• Dow Jones Can't Block Appeal Of Privacy Suit In 11th Circ.
• Vivendi Pays $775M To End Suit Over USA Networks Deal
• 8th Circ. Denies Ex-Players' Publicity Claims Over NFL Films
• Google Boss Meets EU Antitrust Chief In Brussels
• Erin Andrews Jury Shown Nashville Hotel Peeping Video
• Ex-Disney Worker Gives Emotional Account At H-1B Hearing
• Okla. Tribe Seeks Court Backing To Offer Online Gambling
• Father Targets Film Studios Over Smoking Scenes In Movies
• Caesars Says It Doesn't Have To Guarantee $7B Notes
• Ex-ESPN Counsel Joins DLA Piper's Sport & Media Practice
• Court Revives Part Of Comcast Techs' OT, Wages Suit
• Apple Says It Deserves $2M Fee After Video Patent Win
• Facebook Says Users Can't Use Ill. Law In Face-Tagging Suit
• If You Win An Oscar, Expect A Copyright Suit
• States Want Dish Sanctioned In Robocalling Trial
• Jackson Estate, Sony Can't Beat $10M Quincy Jones Suit
• Pa. Gaming Agency To Explore Fantasy Sports Under New Law
• Rdio Strikes Deal With Creditors Over Ch. 11 Control
• Law360 Media & Entertainment Editorial Advisory Board
• 4 Ways Fashion Brands Trip On The Oscars Red Carpet
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Facebook Patent Win, Punts On Validity
• Charter $55B Time Warner Deal Clears Hurdle With NJ OK
• Sports Photogs Seek To Expand Discovery In Copyright Case
• Giants Player Sues ESPN For Medical Records Disclosure
• House Panel OKs Small Biz Net Neutrality Reporting Relief
• Kan. Claims Immunity From Suit Over Gambling Compact Talks
• 5 Tips For Founding A Successful Law Firm
• Erin Andrews' Dad Tells Jury She Was Devastated By Video
• Daily Fantasy Cos. Looking To Delay 'Reckoning,' NY AG Says
• Tupac Estate's $1M Royalty Suit Presses Ahead
• SFX Wants To Extend Ch. 11 Litigation Shield To CEO
• New Mexico Seeks Full Exit From Tribe's Gaming Pact Suit
• 'Survivor' Co-Creator, Atty Trade Barbs At $15M Trial Close
• B&N Loses Bid To Reverse E-Book Infringement Verdict
• Jay Z Squashes 'Big Pimpin'' Copyright Beef In 2nd Circ.
• News Corp. Settles Antitrust Claims With J&J, General Mills
• Citing Eddie Murphy Film, Judge Affirms $28M IP Verdict
• FCC Commish Tells Broadcasters Of Auction Concerns
• Pabst Can't Crush Snoop Dogg's Suit For Sip Of $700M Sale
• NJ Unveils Rules To Usher In Skill-Based Gambling
• Only 1 Firm Should Lead Party City IPO Suit, Judge Says
• 11th Circ. Upholds Seminole Sovereignty In Termination Row
• Stroock Boosts Entertainment Practice With New Hire In LA
• Comcast Settles Techs' Race Bias Row For $7.2M
• Answering A Demand Letter With Mootness
• 5 Law Office Design Tips Before Moving To Latin America
• Sony, NBCUniversal Among Filmmakers Hit With OT Suits
• FTC Says Amazon's App Purchase Changes Come Up Short
• Criminal Trial Attys Sue A&E For Libel Over True Crime Show
• Dish Network Loses Bid To End Robocalling Trial
• 50 Cent's Instagram Pics May Bring Bankruptcy Probe
• DC Circ. Returns 'Incomprehensible' NLRB Decision For Redo
• Discovery Ordered In Clinton Email Case
• DraftKings, FanDuel Use 'Skill' To Fight NY Injunction
• Models Hit Getty, Photographer With Image Theft Class Action
• Artists Say Calif. Resale Law Not Preempted By Copyright
• Purported 'Rocky' Muse Asks Judge To KO Unofficial Biopic
• Seyfarth Seeks To Nix Porn Co.'s Suit Over Tax Shelters
• Ex-CIA Agent Fights Conviction Over NY Times Leaks
• NLRB Strikes Down Satellite Retailer's Class Waivers
• MGM Fights For Approval Of $75M CityCenter Settlement
• 'Star Trek' Fans Say CBS Can't Block Film Production
• DC Circ. Grills FEC Over Website Name Rules
• Merger Claims Off Limits In Antitrust Row, Live Nation Says
• TiVo's 'Holy Grail' Ad Patent, Two Others Ruled Invalid
• Tribe Immune From Ex-Dealer's Arbitration Bid, 9th Circ. Says
• Jury Seated In Erin Andrews' $75M Hotel Stalker Suit
• Rangers Ace Pitches Suit Over Missed Victoria's Secret Show
• 'Survivor' Co-Creator Owes Atty $1.2M At Most, CPA Testifies
• Windy City Case May Blow $7B Caesars Trial In NY Off Track
• Cash Money Records Ordered To Pay $1.1M Over Songs
• 5 Tips For Rocking A Musician's Visa Application
• Copyright Act Blocks Players' Likeness Row, 9th Circ. Told
• Facebook Users Push For Cert. In Message-Scanning Row
• Faith Programs Ask DC Circ. To Ditch Cable Royalty Ruling
• 'History' Against IHeartMedia On Pre-1972s: Song Owners
• WaPo, Buzzfeed Back Twitter In DOJ Surveillance Suit
• Broadcasters Need More Post-Auction Repack Time, FCC Told
• Failed Firm Says Casino Ignored Red Flags On Stolen Cash
• FCC Told To Demand Network Investment In Charter-TWC Deal
• Ford, GM Can't Ditch Suit Over Music Royalties
• Haley Bader & Ex-Partner Seek To Toss $20M FCC Flub Suit
• Calif. Mulls High Court Push In $36.2M Gaming Compact Row
• Cox Rails Against $25M Piracy Verdict Awarded To BMG
• Rdio Creditors Aim To Wrest Control Of Ch. 11
• Judge Spurns Sisters' Bid On Scope Of 'Tawdry' Snapchat Pic
• 'Survivor' Honcho Owes Atty $15M For Show Advice, Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Revives Spongebob TM Row But Viacom Off Hook
• 9th Circ. Revives Crashed 'Grand Theft Auto V' False Ad Suit
• Texas Supreme Court Takes Up Newspaper Libel Case
• Fed. Circ. Pressed To Nix ITC Data-Blocking Appeal
• 1st Amendment Covers Solicitations In IP Row, EFF Says
• OPINION: Big Law's Perverse Incentive System
• DraftKings, FanDuel Slammed Over Legal Strategy
• Run-DMC Rights Holder Scores $1.4M From Contract Row
• Disney Slapped With Another IP Suit Over MagicBand System
• Brand Battles: Red Bull, Fox, LG Electronics
• 50 Cent On Ch. 11 Judge's Radar After Posing With Cash Pile
• FCC Media Bureau Names Deputy Chief, Associate Chief
• Feds, Tribe Tell DC Circ. Casino Trust Taking Was Legal
• How ITV's GC Used Emotional IQ To Win Over M&A Targets
• FanDuel Joins DraftKings In Banning Third-Party 'Scripts'
• Cable Group Tells FCC To Protect Public In Broadcast Deals
• Gaming Whiz Calls Shkreli An E-Sports Deadbeat In NY Suit
• Geragos Calls NY Judge 'Naive,' Loses Kesha Injunction Bid
• Feds Slam Ex-Bryan Cave Atty's Bid For New Wire Fraud Trial
• How The Zika Virus Affects Employment-Related Travel
• 'Survivor' Co-Creator Tells Jury Atty 'Plagiarized' Counsel
• Feds Press 2nd Circ. To Reject Oneida Trust Land Suits
• Fla. Senate Panel OKs $3B Seminole Gaming Compact Bill
• Justin Timberlake, Will.i.am Accused Of Copying 1969 Song
• Liberal Groups Ask FCC To Block Charter-Time Warner Merger
• Divided FCC Forges Ahead With Set-Top Box Plan
• Garvey Schubert Seeks Dismissal From $20M FCC Flub Suit
• 7th Circ. Wary Of Opening 1942 Tribune Spy Grand Jury Docs
• Carnival Co. Escapes H-2B Prevailing Wage Claims
• NM Tribe Seeks Pause In Gambling Pact Row With State
• Activist Investor Seeks Change At Redbox Operator Outerwall
• Determining The Scope Of FCA's Public Disclosure Bar
• 3rd Circ. Puts Gambling Ban Constitutionality Back On Table
• SEC Hits More Traders With Newswire Hacking Allegations
• Feds Seek To Speak In 11th Circ. Tribal Tax Battle
• Tinder Dating App Maker Dodges Gender Bias Class Action
• Calif. Showed Bad Faith Letting Tribal Casino Bid Die: Judge
• 1st Amendment Saves 'Hurt Locker' In Publicity Row: 9th Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Nixes Challenge To $450M Apple E-Book Settlement
• NJ Lawmakers Formalize Plan For Atlantic City Bailout
• Feds Urge Judge To Block Bridge Scandal Media Request
• Caesars Granted More Time To Propose Ch. 11 Plan
• NJ Tells 3rd Circ. Gov't Can't Force Anti-Sports Betting Law
• Cable Groups Back FCC Rate Regulation Shift At DC Circ.
• Judge Calls Foul On Carlton Fields Attys In Shaq Photo Row
• FCC Looks To Set Privacy Rules On Set-Top Box Data Access
• Gov't Tries To Bury Suit Over Dug-Up Graves At Casino Site
• Shamrock Capital Raises $700M For Media, Entertainment Fund
• Academy Sues Over $200K Gift Bags Given Out At Oscars
• Charter Tells FCC Merger Will Allow Fastest Buildout
• BIA Hedging On Tribal Leadership Causes Court Headaches
• Columbia Capital Nabs $500M For 6th Internet-Focused Fund
• RJ Reynolds Tells DC Circ. Anti-Smoking Ad Order Is Unfair
• Apple High Court Petition Touches Fabric Of New Economy
• Prior NJ Sports Betting Opinions Might Signal Judges' Moves
• LA Judge, Ex-Hogan Lovells Partner Killed Crossing Street
• Uber Blocked From Using TM For UberEvents In Fla. City
• Scalia's Death Adds To Uncertainty In Class Standing Fight
• Insurer Seeks Win In Coverage Row Over Models' Privacy Suit
• 9th Circ. Denies Rehearing Of $20M Facebook Ad Suit Deal
• Battling Revenue Doom And Gloom With Litigation Finance
• 'Survivor' Co-Creator Betrayed Atty For Profit, Jury Told
• 50 Cent Says Creditors' Ch. 11 Plan 'Indentured Servitude'
• Time Magazine Subscriber Data Suit Nixed Despite Cert.
• Houghton Mifflin, NY Times Writer Shake Atty's Nazi Book Row
• MLB Used Willie Nelson Image Without Approval, Photog Says
• 3rd Circ. OKs Legal Publisher's Junk-Fax Class Action Deal
• Trump Can't Duck Deposition Over Soured Restaurant Deal
• Film, Music Lobbies Say ITC Can Police Online Infringement
• Set-Top Box Rule Is FCC Gun-Jumping, AT&T Says
• Lawmakers Tell FCC To Tread Lightly With Set-Top Box Rules
• Investors Say Skullcandy Exec Bagged $4M Via Rosy Outlook
• Caesars Defends Bid To Keep Control Of Chapter 11
• Spotify Tries To Duck Musician's $150M IP Infringement Suit
• Whole Foods Escapes Yogurt Sugar Content MDL
• Texas Lawyer, Newspaper Shake $22M Defamation Suit
• Activists Say $360M Calif. Casino Not On Reservation Land
• Mich. Tribe Takes NLRB Oversight Challenge To High Court
• FCC Told TWC-Charter Deal Would Hurt Sports Programming
• Capitalism Under Attack In Communications, FCC Official Says
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Sanctions Against TV Streamer FilmOn
• RevolutionWear Blasts Jeter's Atty Fee Bid In Underwear Row
• Lifetime Says 'Complete Relief' Should End TCPA Suit
• Memorabilia Cartel Claims Are Weak, Court Told
• Balancing Copyright Owners' Rights With ISP Immunities
• Fox News Settles Case Over 9/11 Photo Posted To Facebook
• Scalia's Rapid-Fire Questioning Transformed Oral Arguments
• Justice Scalia Leaves His Mark In Biting, Clever Dissents
• Death Of Scalia Leaves High Court Docket In Limbo
• Scalia Leaves Mighty Legacy At High Court
• GOP Attys Would Likely Back Srinivasan To Replace Scalia
• Scalia's Originalism Shifted The Constitutional Debate
• Scalia Took On Gun Control, Class Actions In Top Opinions
• Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies At 79
• Sports World Watches To See If NJ's Betting Wager Pays Off
• Facebook Hit With Class Action Over 'Happy Birthday' Texts
• Cablevision Pays $21M To End Dolan Compensation Row
• FCC's Set-Top Box Proposal Won't Hurt Privacy, Group Says
• ABC's Dan Abrams Subpoenas Weil Chairman In Condo Suit
• FCC Set-Top Proposal Endangers Copyright, Groups Say
• Brand Battles: Olive Garden Fights For 'Pasta Pass' Trademark
• FCC Denies Fla. TV Station Auction Eligibility, Protection
• Calif. Bar Issues Revised Guidelines For Attorney Blogs
• FanDuel Says Terms Demand Arbitration In False Ad Suit
• FCC Told Charter Is Blocking Cable App Access
• Gawker Says 2nd Circ. Intern Change Doesn't Help Wage Row
• DraftKings Bets On Combat Sports Competitor
• Additional Thoughts On Class Plaintiff 'Pick-Offs'
• Data 'Privacy Shield' Spurs Need For Cybersecurity Coverage
• Amended Rule 26's Proportionality Standard: The First 60 Days
• Wireless Group Says Plan To Reshuffle TV Channels Clicks
• NJ Wants To Limit US Arguments In Sports Betting Rehearing
• Congress Aims To Convert EU Skeptics With New Privacy Law
• NFL, AP Urge Judge To Shutter Photogs' Suit For Good
• Live Nation Willfully Stole Run-DMC Photos, 9th Circ. Told
• Trump, Univision Settle $500M Suit In Miss Universe Row
• Porn Co. Wants Mass. Atty Sanctioned In Florida IP Fight
• Court To Consider Scope Of IGRA In Tribal Casino Tax Battle
• Animators Say Anti-Poaching Suit Deserves Class Cert
• Caesars' Bank Lenders Say Patience 'Wearing Thin'
• QVC Website Crash Suit Against Resultly Gets Trimmed
• FCC Told To Exempt Small Operators From Set-Top Box Rules
• FCC Toots Horn On Internet Access, Spectrum Work
• Pharrell, Thicke Slam $3.5M 'Blurred Lines' Atty Fees Bid
• Broadcasters Can Try To Shield Deals In NCAA Aid Row
• Revamp Of Pa. Horse Racing Oversight Heads To Governor
• Calif. Bill Goes Easy On Fantasy Sports Sites, Tribes Say
• Texas Atty Scores $100K In Movie Theater Consulting Fight
• CBS Chairman Slams Proposed Retrans Changes At FCC
• James Woods Defeats Bid To Toss 'Cocaine Addict' Tweet Suit
• Baiul Keeps Fighting NY Remand, Says Copyright Not An Issue
• Fox, Dish Settle Copyright Fight Over Ad-Skipping DVR
• NY Tribe Pushes For Say In 2nd Circ. Casino Land Dispute
• Warner Bros. Again Beats Superman IP Suit In 9th Circ.
• Group Slams Charter Cable Merger As Bad for Competition
• Fake Rothko Trial Cut Short As Gallery Strikes Deal
• Porn Co. Malibu Media Hit With Rare Defeat
• Fla. Lawmaker Sees Even Odds For Seminole Gambling Bill
• Verizon Seeks To Chop Dominion's Pole Rates In Va.
• AT&T Says 'Anxieties Remain' In FCC Airwaves Auction Plan
• High Court Dismisses Achates' Petition In Apple Case
• FCC Has More Telecom Boosting Irons In Fire, GC Says
• Facebook Says $1.25M Fee Bid Too High For 'Modest Success'
• Teamsters Support Broadcasters In FCC Retransmission Fight
• Ace Says Exclusion Applies In Facebook IPO Coverage Row
• Aussie Gov't Floats 'Netflix Tax' On Foreign Digital Sales
• How Does Skadden Stay No. 1?
• Apple Seeks $2M In Atty Fees After Video-Streaming IP Win
• Dutch Move on SFX Debt Prompts Rework of $115M DIP Plan
• Model Can't Add Hollywood Atty To Cosby Suit For Now
• OC Register Owner Floats Exec. Bonus, Severance Plans
• Beazley Says Ace Owes For Nasdaq's Facebook Settlement
• Judge Slams Delays On Clinton Emails Amid Elections
• Navajos Seek Win In Jurisdiction Fight Over Casino Injury
• Ex-Mintz Levin Atty Says TV Station's Video Defamed Him
• Warner Pays $14 Million In 'Happy Birthday' Settlement
• Telemundo Plans New $250M HQ In Miami
• Widow Says Evidence Shows Porsche's Fault In Walker Crash
• Disney Gets 'Iron Man' Armor Case Tossed
• FCC Pushed To Give Broadcasters TCPA Waivers Too
• Pa. Lawmakers Urge Congress To Drop Sports Betting Ban
• OPINION: The Road To Partnership Must Keep Evolving
• Hatch, Leahy Introduce Act To Speed Up Artists' Visas
• Shkreli Hit With Copyright Suit Over Wu-Tang Album Art
• DOI's Kathryn Isom-Clause Named For NIGC Post
• A Broad Definition Of 'Value' For Fraudulent Transfers
• Judge Says Big Tobacco's Disclosure Challenge 'Ridiculous'
• Fox Infringed Comedy Club TM With 'Glee,' British Court Says
• Facebook Gets 3 Months To Fix France's Data Transfer Qualms
• NY Group Opposing Tribal Casino Seeks To Block Amicus Bid
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, HAL Trust, Verizon
• Twitter Cites 1st Amendment Rights In DOJ Surveillance Suit
• NYC Tells State Cablevision-Altice Deal Raises Concerns
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Tremor IPO Investors' Suit
• ICSID Won't Make Venezuela Put Up Costs In Bank Row
• Novel Suit Over Tattoos In Video Games Likely To Fade
• Film & TV Groups Lobby FCC Against Set-Top Box Changes
• NJ Assembly Panel Advances Casino Expansion Bill
• NJ Jury Dings Supplement Maker $1M In Contract Row
• Matrix Partners Raises $500M For 4th Chinese Venture Fund
• Auction House President Gets 5 Years For Price-Rigging
• Art Gallery Director Settles Fake Rothko Suit Amid Trial
• California Anti-SLAPP In 2015: A Look At The Top Cases
• GCs Name Best Of The Best Attorneys
• 8 Firms Boast The Most Client-Savvy Attorneys
• Judge Closes Claims In 'Appalling' Cinemark Wage Suit
• $7.5M Deal In Mich. Magazine Privacy Row Gets Initial Nod
• 7th Circ. Nixes Infomercial Star's Prison Sentence Appeal
• Car Parkers Take Jagger, Apatow Firms Off Hook In OT Suit
• Autograph Dealers Say Cartel Claims Are Viable
• Daily Fantasy Suits Enter MDL Quagmire
• Lifetime Wants FCC Input As TCPA Deal Faces Opposition
• DirecTV Customers Appeal Tax Surcharge Arbitration Order
• FCC Video Plans Could Foster Diversity, Panelists Say
• Major Publishers Get E-Book Antitrust Suit Tossed
• NY Judge Denies Early Relief In 'Real Housewives' Fight
• App Maker Settles FTC's Charges It Violated Users' Privacy
• Citigroup Halts DraftKings, FanDuel Transactions In NY
• FCC Questions Video Programmers On Charter-TWC Merger
• Brand Battles: Walt Disney, Monster Energy, EA
• Judge Pauses AIG Unit's Suit Over Dish TCPA Row Coverage
• Wrong Co. Targeted In Aguilera Royalty Row, 2nd Circ. Told
• Artist's Third Try To Depose Jay Z Nixed In Logo Suit
• Atlantic City Ordered To Pay $62.5M Casino Tax Refund
• Texas Tribe Slams Bingo Groups' Attack On Gaming Bid
• Real Estate Rumors: Hotel Elysee, Telemundo, WeWork
• FanDuel Arbitration Terms Called Too Hidden To Be Enforced
• Some TCPA Class Action Defense Strategies
• Comcast Gets Sprint IP Case Reopened, Seeks Attys' Fees
• Fear Of NFL Super Bowl TM Protection Overblown, Attys Say
• Diet Pill Maker Can't Skirt Campbell-Ewald With Deposit
• SpongeBob Ukulele Puts Viacom On IP Hook, 9th Circ. Told
• Live Nation Beats 4th Circ. Appeal In Concert Monopoly Clash
• Gamers Ask 9th Circ. To Respawn 'Grand Theft' Online Spat
• RI Says Daily Fantasy Sports Legal, Should Be Regulated
• FTC To Closely Police New EU-US 'Privacy Shield,' Brill Says
• $2M Loss Against Web Gambling Co. Vacated In TM Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Mattel, Sharp, Ardian
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Backs FCC Set-Top Box Rule Review
• Sports Leagues Cheer On Networks In 9th Circ. Streaming Suit
• Charter-TWC Deal Needs To Help Independent TV, FCC Told
• Chicago Must Face Activists Over George Lucas Museum Site
• States Vent Frustration On Vendors In Tribal Compact Rows
• FCC Denies T-Mobile Bid To Punish Dish For Auction Antics
• DraftKings, FanDuel Cases Combined in Mass.
• Ohio Casino Settles Misclassification, OT Suit
• Job Search Co. Snagajob Lands $100M In Private Funding
• NBC Says Copyright Act Preempts Baiul's State Remand Bid
• 50 Cent Seeks OK To Extend Contract As Effen Vodka Rep
• NY Panel Says Adult Club Stripped $3.2M In Sales Taxes
• Real Estate Rumors: Lincoln Hotel, Al Jazeera, Revolve
• EU Antitrust Vs. US Companies
• Redstone Done As CBS Chairman Amidst Competency Battle
• Skiers Seek Cert. In Suit Over Shell's Lift Ticket Offer
• 7th Circ. Won't Alter Lampoon Ponzi Schemer's 50-Year Term
• Hasbro Settles With 'Saturday Night Fever' Mentor In TM Suit
• House Committee To Vote On E-Privacy Reform In March
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Mercator Solutions, Lions Gate
• Chamber, Others Back CNN In DC Circ. Joint Employer Row
• Racetrack Owner Wants New Look At Fracking Effects
• Capstone Ducks Sanctions, Gets Lecture In Cinemark Suit
• SFX Entertainment Gets Nod To Tap $80M Of DIP Loan
• Daily Fantasy Sports Framework Gains Ground In Indiana
• Texas Topless Club Sues NY Club Over 'Baby Dolls' TM
• Baiul's $10M Royalty Suit Over NBC's 'Nutcracker' Falls Flat
• Ex-FCC Commish Warns Against Charter-TWC Deal
• NIGC Wrong To Rethink Minn. Casino Deal, DC Circ. Told
• Union Boss Gets Pepper Hamilton Malpractice Suit Revived
• Stagehands Not Employees Of Referral Co., 11th Circ. Finds
• Empire State Building Tells FCC To Pay Preauction Costs
• Caesars Presses For Monitor To Clear Up Creditor Disputes
• Software Co. Faults Net User For Milberg, Reese Attys' Leak
• Choate Lures Private Equity Trio From Locke Lord
• Sens. Ask FCC To Move On Cable, Broadband Equipment Fees
• AT&T Calls FCC Set-Top Box Proposal A Boon For Google
• Amazon Says It Fixed In-App Billing Before FTC Sued
• Real Estate Rumors: Comcast, Wonder Works, Everglades
• Fox's 'Empire' Protected By 1st Amendment In TM Row: Judge
• EU Regulators Want More Details On 'Privacy Shield' Deal
• 2nd Circ. Mulls Challenge To Apple E-Book Settlement
• Further Clarity On Duty To Disclose Wells Notices
• Gag Order On Trump Development Docs Axed In RICO Suit
• Katy Perry Says Nuns' Blessing Not Needed To Buy Convent
• Trans-Atlantic Data 'Privacy Shield' Comes With Heavy Burden
• Malibu Media Target Asks High Court For 2nd Shot At Fees
• Time Warner Cable To Pay $5.2M To End LA Suits Over Fees
• Jay Z Puts 'Big Pimpin' IP Row To Bed With Merits Ruling
• Authors, Journalists Ask Justices To Hear Google Books Case
• Relativity Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan After Marathon Hearing
• Britannica Asks DC Circ. To Restart Case Against Dickstein
• House Debates Gaming Tweaks To Calif. Tribal Land Bill
• Dr. Oz Sued Over 'Miracle' Fat-Burning Supplement Promotion
• SEC Scores $4.2M Deal In Hacked Newswires Trading Case
• FCC Defends Cable Rate Regulation Change Before DC Circ.
• What's Next For The FCC's Incentive Auction
• Submarine Cable Co. Knocks Proposed FCC Outage Rules
• Caesars Creditors Face Off In $11B Asset Dispute Trial
• TV Stations Need More Time For Reshuffling, FCC Told
• Disney Says Stan Lee Media Backer Drained Bank Accounts
• Defunct E-Book Co. Takes Antitrust Row To 2nd Circ.
• 2nd Circ. Poised To Ship Turtles-Sirius Row To Top NY Court
• GeoTag Urges Fed. Circ. To Nix Google's Patent Win
• Ariz. Official Backs Off Jury Demand In Tribal Casino Row
• Celebrity Chef Hits Landlord With $3M Race Bias Suit
• Casting Agency Ducks 'The Blacklist' Assistants OT Suit
• US, EU Agree To New Trans-Atlantic Data Transfer Rules
• NY Judge Nixes Residents' Efforts To Halt Finger Lakes Casino
• Hearst Says Interns' Wage Suit Voided By 2nd Circ. Ruling
• Courtney Love Cleared Of Defamation Again In 'Twibel' Suit
• Ex-Yahoo Employee Claims Ranking System Discriminates
• NFL Fans Want Sunday Ticket Suit Returned To Calif. Court
• Shutterfly Seeks Biometric Suit Do-Over, Citing Facebook Case
• Fla. Regulator Can Set Horse Track Standards, Judge Says
• 'NBA 2K16' Maker Hit With IP Suit Over Tattoos In Game
• Relativity Touts Kevin Spacey Partnership In Ch. 11 Push
• Charter Can Seek Atty Fees From Avaya In Chancery Dispute
• Vox Media Hit With Trademark Suit Over 'Verge' Website
• Discovery Halted In SEC Hacking Suit Amid Criminal Case
• Rothko Son Tells Jury Gallery Used His Name Without Asking
• EU Remains Hopeful As Data Transfer Deal Deadline Passes
• Soccer Players Union Can Snub Ads, 7th Circ. Told
• FCC Set-Top Box Proposal Could Help Public TV, Group Says
• Sports Memorabilia IP Claims Aren't Covered, Insurers Say
• SFX Entertainment Hopes To Shed $300M Of Debt In Ch. 11
• 2nd Circ. Won't Review Santa Song Copyright Dispute
• Netflix Lobbies FCC In Support Of Charter-TWC Merger
• Texas Appeals Court Affirms Grant Cut For 'Machete' Film
• Smartphone Game Not Illegal Gambling, Judge Rules
• Ariz. Tribe Says State Official Can't Claim Fraud Over Casino
• Photog Hits Buzzfeed With Infringement Suit Over Santana Pic
• Beazley Slams Insurers' Bid To Duck Nasdaq's Facebook Deal
• One LLP Adds IP, Entertainment Law Partner
• Online Gaming Co. Amaya's CEO Plans $2B Go-Private Offer
• What Every GC Needs To Know About Mobile Apps