Media & Entertainment Archive » March, 2016

Media & Entertainment - March, 2016

485 articles

• 'CEO Stalker' Gets New Trial If Ex-Intern Refuses $12.3M Cut
• Judge Skeptical That UMG Had Oral IP Deal With Media Co.
• Cirque Du Soleil Slaps Timberlake With IP Suit Over Sample
• Ariz. Suit Over Tribal Casino Survives Despite 9th Circ. Loss
• Broadcasters Fight Possibility Of FCC Bundling Regs
• Walt Disney Gets 'Extraordinary' Extension In H-1B Cases
• NY High Court Revives Patient Privacy Suit, But ABC Escapes
• Pixar Doesn't Have To Show Ex-GC Docs In Poaching Suit
• NJ Assembly Members Blast Christie's Atlantic City Stance
• Houston TV Station's Defamation Win Upheld On Appeal
• LA Galaxy Owner Disclaims Part In Team Water Row
• Apple Denied $2M Fee Bid After AirPlay Patent Win
• Soccer Group Asks 7th Circ. To Kick Out Tequila Ad Ruling
• Trio Of Plaintiffs Firms Picked To Lead Daily Fantasy MDL
• Oil Industry Website Founder Charged With Hacking Rival
• Kirkland, Winston & Strawn Seek $26.8M In Caesars Ch. 11
• DraftKings, FanDuel To Suspend College Sports Contests
• Telecoms Say Baltimore Fee Hikes Pose Irreparable Harm
• Rising Star: Loeb & Loeb's Tal Dickstein
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Case Over ITC's Digital Power
• Native Advertising Won't Provide Camouflage From The FTC
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• News Corp. Antitrust Claims Go To Expert Panel In $560M Suit
• Judge Axes Casino Patent Under Alice After PTAB Refused
• NYT Won't Retract NFL Big Tobacco-Concussion Story
• 7th Circ. Drills Casino Investor On $16M Centaur Clawback
• Casino Can't Nix Firm's Suit Over Ex-Partner's Gambling Debt
• Judge Cites 7th Circ. Ruling For Sex Site In Sheriff Suit
• Facebook Settles Suit, Will Put Board Pay To Investor Vote
• Harrah's Slams 'Eleventh-Hour' Bid In MMA Antitrust Fight
• 'Revenant' Leaker Cops To Putting Big-Budget Flicks Online
• FCC Orders State Reports On Multilingual Emergency Alerts
• Paul Walker Crash Widow Can't Get Suit Back In State Court
• TV Station Didn't Defame Ex-Mintz Levin Atty, Judge Says
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Yahoo Daily Fantasy Ditches Credit Cards In Favor Of PayPal
• Big Pay-TV Firms Would Exploit New Retrans Rules, FCC Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Goldman Sachs, 21st Century Fox
• Pa. High Court Delays $450M Philly Casino Plan
• Bloomberg Counsel Wants Plea Deals Unsealed In FIFA Case
• Stations Rightly Barred From Spectrum Auction, DC Circ. Told
• Senate Seeks Contempt In Bid For Online Sex Trade Docs
• FilmOn Blasts 'Luddite' TV Broadcasters At 9th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit Tribal Sovereign Immunity Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Won't Force USPTO On 'Slants' Trademark
• Competing Boxer Biopics Begin Trade Secrets Fight
• No New Trial For Fox Anchor Who Said N-Word, Judge Rules
• Gawker Escapes Unpaid Intern FLSA Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Ariz. Tribe On Gaming Compact, Fraud Claims
• Ex-FBI Director Freeh Strikes Back At Spanier Libel Suit
• Fla., Seminoles Get More Time To Develop Blackjack Strategy
• Cosby Can't Duck Ex-Model's Libel Suit Over Alleged Rape
• Ex-Fox News Contributor Settles SEC Stock Fraud Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, SMCP, Gameloft
• FCC Urged To Make Changes To Retransmission Negotiations
• And Now A Word From The Panel: 20/20 MDL Vision
• 2nd Circ. Backs Dismissal Of A-Rod Atty's Defamation Suit
• Lil Wayne Accuses Universal Of Diverting Millions In Royalties
• NFL Wants Retraction Of NYT Big Tobacco-Concussion Story
• Dickinson Wright Gave Bad Advice On Casino, 7th Circ. Told
• 'Stop Mega Cable' Group Lobbies FCC On Charter-TWC Deal
• Ace Needn't Defend Dish In TCPA Suits, Judge Says
• Nationals, Orioles Head To Mediation In Broadcast Fee Fight
• FCC Commish Calls For Probe Into Netflix Throttling
• Camera Privacy: From Hulk Hogan To Kappa Kappa Gamma
• AIG Can Add New Cosby Defamation Claims In Coverage Row
• Bloomberg To Pay $3.2M To End Workers' OT Class Action
• 'Comedy.TV' Producers, Union Can't Duck Wage Row: 9th Circ.
• African-American TV Group Asks FCC To Investigate Comcast
• Sony's Bid To Vacate Award In IP Row Falls Short, Court Told
• Google Says TV Stations Safe From FCC Vacant-Channel Plan
• City Says Tribe's Race Bias Claims In Casino Sewer Row Fail
• Turtles Add Susman Godfrey To Sirius Pre-1972 Royalties Row
• NBC, Ice Cube Dodge Bulk Of $110M 'Compton' Suit For Now
• Cameron Again Beats Fantasy Writer's 'Avatar' Theft Suit
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Plans Threaten Open Internet
• Amaya Investors Say Inside Trading Charges Sunk Stocks
• BIA Says No Extra Comment Time In Tribal Recognition Row
• FCC Again Pressed To Add Conditions To Charter-TWC Deal
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Toss Xbox Disc-Scratch Suit
• Machinima, Lord & Taylor And The Need For Native Ad Policies
• Fed. Circ. Backs Facebook's Online Message Patent AIA Win
• Mass. AG Issues Final Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• 4 Issues To Watch In The FCC's Incentive Auction
• Papers Want Pa. AG's Vindictive Prosecution Args Kept Public
• Judge Denies Remand In NFL Sunday Ticket Suit
• Usher Asks 3rd Circ. To Back 'Bad Girl' Copyright Suit Win
• Wiley Tells High Court Reasonableness Is OK Fee Standard
• McDonald's Accused Of Using Graffiti Decor Without Consent
• Virtual Reality May Create Novel IP Issues In The Real World
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Florida Strip Club's Workers Must Arbitrate FLSA Claims
• Fed. Circ. Bound To Jury's Ruling, Podcast Patent Owner Says
• NLRB Could Undercut Calif. Tribal Gaming Pacts, Justices Told
• SeaWorld Passholders Cite Fishy Renewals, Ask Class Cert
• NLRB Orders Back Pay For NJ Opera Workers
• Pixar Must Show Judge Ex-GC Docs In Anti-Poaching Suit
• Judge Won't Recuse Himself From Sports Photo IP Suit
• Google, Oracle Asked Not To Scour Jurors' Social Media
• Brand Battles: Nestle, 'Game Of Thrones,' Premier League
• Facebook Ditches TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts, For Now
• Cincinnati Reds CEO Tells FCC Not To Block Radio Broadcasts
• Broadcasters Slam AT&T 'Hypocrisy' On Retransmission Talks
• 'Shark Tank' Contestant Hit With TM Infringement Claim
• FCC Commissioner Slams Netflix For Reported Throttling
• Georgia Court Stays Order Stopping NBC Affiliate Sale
• SFX Ch. 11 Auction OK'd For Online Music Store, Other Assets
• Las Vegas Sands Details $1.3B UNLV, NFL Stadium Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Playboy, Snapchat
• Phillips Nizer Adds IP, Entertainment Law Pro As Partner
• A Problematic Ruling On Photographing Police In Public
• Receiver For Bandwith Co. Wants Court To Ax Ch. 11
• SEC Secures $18M In Hacked Newswires Trading Plot Deals
• Rapper Sues TMZ, Others For Suicide Attempt Stories Mix-Up
• Britannica Asks DC Circ. To Relight Dickstein Malpractice Row
• SoftBank Buys $250M Stake In Celebrity Talent Firm
• Trump-Owned Golf Club Says Buyout Didn't Trigger Refunds
• Oracle Details Proposal To Search Jurors' Facebook Posts
• Wash. High Court Sides With Seattle Times In Docs Row
• Tribe Sues Calif. Gov. To Foil Rival's Casino Ambitions
• Starboard Readies First Major Proxy Fight Since Darden Win
• Christie, NJ Assembly Speaker In Stalemate Over AC Bill
• Borgata Customers Reach Deal In Parking Voucher Row
• Another Judge Says FilmOn Can't Use Compulsory License
• 2nd Circ. Says Tribune Creditors Can't Touch Stock Payouts
• Sprint Urges FCC To Adopt Special Access Price, Terms Regs
• Trump Casino Atty Dodges Ex-Workers' Malpractice Suit
• Google Tells 2nd Circ. Video Search Is Fair Use
• 4 House Dems Urge FCC, DOJ To Approve Charter-TWC Merger
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• 11th Circ. Says Feds Immune From Tribal Members' Tax Suit
• Willkie Pans Solo Atty's Fee Bid After $1.2M IP Verdict
• Trump Campaign Sued For Using Bald Eagle Image
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• 5 Most Bizarre Moments In The Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Trial
• Trump Agency Ducks Model's Wage, H-1B Class Action
• NJ Casinos Decry Continued Inaction In AC Revitalization
• Tossing Of Ozzfest Assault Case Upheld In Calif. Court
• Indiana Tribe Reaches Pacts For South Bend Casino Project
• TMZ's O'Melveny Fee Bid In Sterling Privacy Suit Halved
• USPTO Says It's Not Ignoring Ruling On 'Disparaging' TMs
• LARPer Credits Newegg In Archery Patent Claim Dismissal
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Special Access Market Regs
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Attys Get $6.3M In Fees In NFL Publicity Rights Suit
• Amaya CEO Charged Over Insider Trading Ahead Of $5B Deal
• A-Rod Atty Presses Daily News Defamation Case In 2nd Circ.
• Key Takeaways From FCC's Video Marketplace Conference
• Real Estate Rumors: Chicago Tower, Aramark, PostWorks
• Cowan Liebowitz Says Sanctioned Ex-Client Violated Order
• In Not Tackling Madden, High Court Punts On Publicity Rights
• Newspapers' Union Broke Labor Rules, 2nd Circ. Says
• Hulk Hogan Sex-Tape Award Strikes Blow For Celebs' Privacy
• Milbank Guides MGM Growth Properties REIT In $100M IPO
• Songkick Seeks To Block Live Nation's Fees On Presale Tix
• Facebook Co-Founder To Fund Tech Co.'s Ch. 11 Case
• Roc Nation Sports Gets Claim Tossed From Dez Bryant Suit
• Newegg Donates To Role-Player Facing Archery IP Suit
• TV Program Royalty Split Is Arbitrary, Ministries Tell DC Circ.
• Paul Walker Crash Widow Fights For Suit In State Court
• FCC Suffering Bipartisan Breakdown, GOP Members Say
• Jesse Jackson, Al Sharpton Ask FCC For Set-Top Box 'Pause'
• FCC Spectrum Plans Threaten LPTVs, DC Circ. Hears
• Judge KOs 2 WWE Concussion Suits, 3rd Still Stands
• Right Of Publicity Actions Waning Without High Court Review
• US Charges 3 Syrians With Hacking, Hoax AP Tweet
• Yahoo To Suspend Paid Daily Fantasy Contests In NY
• Pa. AG Wants Federal Wiretap Leaks Investigated
• Daily Fantasy Cos.' Deals With NY AG Show Shift In Strategy
• EBay, Others Try New Attack On Calif. Art Resale Law
• Kesha To Appeal Injunction Denial In Sony Contract Row
• Ex-Gov. Can Weigh In On Slots Case, Fla. Justices Say
• Sony Wants Award Vacated In IP Dispute With Tech Co.
• Shannen Doherty Sues Accountants For Alleged Impersonation
• PETA Appeals 'Monkey Selfie' Defeat To 9th Circ.
• Hulk Hogan's Award Rises To $140M In Gawker Sex Tape Trial
• Dish, Others Tell FCC To Block Nexstar-Media General Deal
• 'Jaws' Cooking Show Too Similar To Famous Flick, TTAB Says
• High Court Told Xbox Owners Lack Stake In Defect Suit
• DC Circ. Refuses Stations' Bid To Delay Spectrum Auction
• Calif. Tribe Wants In On Other Tribe's Gaming Compact Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Challenge To Tribune Media Plan
• Broadcasters Defend $20M Malpractice Suit Over FCC Auction
• Tribune Co. Can't Stop Newspaper Sale To Rival Bidder
• DraftKings, FanDuel Agree To Stop Paid Contests In NY
• Social Media As A Measure Of Cognitive Ability
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• High Court Won't Hear Madden NFL 1st Amendment Case
• Hologram USA Cuts Deal In Michael Jackson Hologram Row
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• T-Mobile Adjusts 'Binge On' After Coming Under Fire
• Texas Suit Targets Twitter Over Vine TV Tech
• Calif. Tells Justices It Doesn't Owe Tribe In Gaming Pact Row
• Hearst Says Nixing Interns' Suit Should Be 'Easy'
• Hulk Hogan Wins $115M In Gawker Sex Tape Trial
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of NY Casino Antitrust Suit
• Colorado, Utes Ally Against NLRB Regulation Of Tribal Casinos
• FCC Says Incentive Auction On Track Despite DC Circ. Order
• Tribune, DOJ Trade Blows In Newspaper Buy Fight
• Ore. Tribe Slams DOI Land Buy In Casino Row At DC Circ. 
• Spotify, Music Publishers Reach Deal Over Song Royalties
• Relativity Media Gets Green Light On Reorganization Plan
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Morgan, Cravath
• Huckabee Copyright Case And 'Religious Assembly' Defense
• Q&A With Herbert Smith's Christian Leathley
• Trial Pros: Proskauer's Brendan O'Rourke
• Campbell-Ewald Can't Stop Lifetime From Escaping TCPA Row
• CEO Accused Of Joking About Raping Employees Resigns
• Twitter Blamed For Unwanted Texts In $5M Consumer Suit
• Agency Didn't Shield IP In Chobani 'How Matters' Ads: Suit
• Calif. County Loses Challenge To Tribal Casino
• Paul Weiss Flirted With Malpractice Risk In Caesars
• TVEyes Tells 2nd Circ. Entire Service Is Fair Use
• Gawker Tries To Wreck Hulk Hogan's Case Before Closings
• Bankrupt Texas Sports Network To Face Off Against Comcast
• Dallas Lawyer Sues Ex-Opponent For Online Defamation
• Senate Says Backpage In Contempt Of Sex Trafficking Probe
• Netflix's Profit Promise Misled Investors, 9th Circ. Told
• Slingbox Maker Pushes For Unwanted-Ad Suit's Dismissal
• Ad Firm Gets Verizon Supercookies Row Sent To Arbitration
• Jenner & Block Atty's Affair Bars Advisers From Caesars Case
• Ex-Assistant AG Must Testify In DirecTV False Ad Suit
• DOJ Sues LA Times Owner To Block Newspaper Buy
• Okla. Says Approval Of Tribe's Online Gambling Award OK
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear 'Dancing Baby' DMCA Case
• Beware The Gov't Squeeze On Lead Generation Marketing
• Think All Internet Impressions Are The Same? Think Again
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• In Slants Case, Is USPTO 'Ignoring' The Federal Circuit?
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Amazon, B&N Not Liable In Erotic Book Cover Privacy Suit
• Fired Cartoonist Inks Defamation Suit Against LA Times
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Shutterfly Asks For Stay In Biometric Data Suit
• Woman In Hogan Video Says She Was Taped Unknowingly
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• Ghirardelli, Jelly Belly Vow To Stop Directing Ads To Kids
• PTAB Invalidates Widely Asserted Uniloc Software Patent
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• PokerStars 'Soft Launches' In NJ
• Relativity Media Nabs $400M Film Financing Deal
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Deal Needs More Work, EU Told
• NIGC Fills Up With Appointment Of New Commissioner
• Facebook, Health Sites Hit With Privacy Suit Over Shared Data
• Your NCAA Pool Could Be Illegal, But You Won't Go To Jail
• Verizon Praises FCC Set-Top Box Intent But Urges Caution
• Tennis Investigators Deny Ignoring Match-Fixing Docs
• KIT Video Co. Exec Pleads Guilty To Accounting Scheme
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charter, Vista Equity, China Merchants
• Welsh Gov't Beats Copyright Suit Over Dylan Thomas Photos
• Tribal Casino Prep Needn't Be Halted, DC Circ. Hears
• 500.com Stuck With Investor Suit Over IPO
• Paul Weiss Missed Caesars Conflict, Examiner Says
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Caesars Faces Up To $5.1B In Creditor Claims, Examiner Says
• Facebook CEO Ends Property Rights Row With No-Suit Vow
• FTC's Lord & Taylor Action Shows Perils Of New Ad Strategies
• Court Nominee, Guns, And Constitutional Illiteracy
• Dish Sues NBCUniversal Over Customer Warnings
• FCC Chair Defends $368M Budget Request To Congress
• Gaming Co. Asks 8th Circ. To Rehear Ruling On $5M Fine
• Dish Affiliates Blast FCC In $3.3B Bidding Credits Fight
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Wasn't Moneymaker, Gawker Tells Jury
• Shackelford Adds 6 Attorneys, 5 To Texas Offices
• FCC Floats Controversial Set-Top Box Rules
• NCAA Conferences Deny Withholding Docs In Antitrust Row
• WWE Wins $23M From Thai Broadcaster In Contract Dispute
• Pryor Cashman Nabs Mitchell Silberberg Film Finance Pro
• O'Bannon Takes Student-Athlete Pay Case To High Court
• Trustee Asks For More Detail In $3.2M SFX Bonus Plan
• Rolls-Royce Name Can't Be Used By Rapper Royce Rizzy
• Comcast Slams Net Neutrality Complaint Over Stream TV
• Lord & Taylor Settles FTC's Claims It Hid Paid Advertising
• Ex-HR Consultant Avoids Prison For Inside Stock Tips
• Fed. Circ. Orders USPTO To Explain 'Disparaging' TM Delay
• A Quick Guide To Rights Clearance
• Trial Pros: Quinn Emanuel's William Price
• Sands Gets New Trial On $70M Macau License Damages
• Pharrell, Thicke May Dodge $3.5M 'Blurred Lines' Atty Fees
• Demand Letters Can't Stop Erykah Badu Manager Dispute
• GTA Maker Can't Nix Privacy Rows By Lohan, 'Mob Wives' Star
• Gawker Editors Scrutinized In Hulk Hogan Privacy Trial
• NJ Casino Expansion Bill Passes, Voters To Decide Fate
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• UK Regulator Offers Ways To Prepare For EU Privacy Reforms
• Senators Slam FCC Over TV Joint Sales Agreements
• NJ Senate Panel Moves Daily Fantasy Regulatory Bill Forward
• Internet Giants Look To Tackle Changing Sports Audience
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Relativity Closes Deal With Kevin Spacey Co., Eyes Ch. 11 Exit
• DOI Can't Move Tribal Gaming Compact Dispute To Wis.
• 'Slants' Trademark Suspended For Now, USPTO Says
• 9th Circ. 'Hurt Locker' Ruling Could Harm Athletes: Unions
• Al Gore Chancery Row With Al Jazeera On Road To Full Trial
• 9th Circ. Urged To Scrap Calif. Mobile Billboard Bans
• Facebook Says Users Don't Show Harm In $15B Tracking MDL
• Rosebud Sioux, South Dakota Extend Gaming Compact
• Fantasy Sports Could Play Spoiler In Tribal Gambling
• Trump Modeling Agency To Soon Hear Ruling In Wage Row
• Fla. High Court Rejects Graham Bid For Gaming Argument
• Georgia TV Station Sale Row Returns To State Court
• LPTVs Urge DC Circ. To Freeze FCC Spectrum Auction
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Earned Gawker Up To $15M, Jury Told
• Brand Battles: Twitter, Avon, Unilever
• Baker Botts Spreads Fee Wealth From $775M Vivendi Deal
• Shutterfly Says Man Hid Fiancee's Identity In Biometric Suit
• Ad Agency CEO Joked About Raping Employees, Suit Says
• Alleged Celebrity Hacker May Face New Charges, Feds Say
• Twitter Not Responsible For ISIS Tweets, Court Hears
• TV Station Axed Deal Amid Rosier Spectrum Values, Suit Says
• Broadcasters Call T-Mobile's Auction Analysis Flawed
• Cirque Du Soleil Can't End TCPA Suit With Payment: Group
• Until Final Court Rulings, USPTO Will Suspend Offensive TMs
• Rule 68 Offers Can Still Stunt Class Actions — For Now
• 8th Circ. Clarifies Copyright Preemption Issues In NFL Case
• Feds Seek 5 Years For Ex-Reuters Editor In Hacking Case
• Calif. Appeals Court Puts LA's Billboard Ban Back Up
• Broadcasters Zap Cable Co.'s 'Bizarre' Retrans Rule Filing
• 50 Cent Reaches Creditor Deal, Fights Examiner Bid
• Publishing Giants Ask To Lift Book Embargo On Cuba
• Trader Pleads Guilty To $30M Press Release Hacking Scheme
• 2nd Circ. LGBT Bias Precedent Needs Fresh Look, Judge Says
• Gawker Slams Hulk Hogan's News Expert In Privacy Trial
• Fed. Circ. Says It Cannot Review USPTO's Alice Guidelines
• Fox, William Morris Win Fees After Beating 'New Girl' IP Suit
• Atlantic City Bailout Bills Advance After Mixed Reviews
• Photog Hits CBS Sports Over UNLV Football Coach Pic
• Comcast Pushed Out NBC Boston Affiliate, Suit Says
• Yahoo To Live Stream NHL Games For Free In New Deal
• AT&T Sued Over TV Subscribers Lost After DirecTV Merger
• Facebook Buys Face-Swapping App Masquerade
• Film Producers, Atty Avoid Prison Time For Tax Credit Scheme
• Crafting Digital Class Notices That Actually Provide Notice
• How 3 Social Media Trends Affect Companies
• Facebook Hits Back At Discovery Bid In Face-Tagging Suit
• Gawker News Tactics Targeted In Hulk Hogan Sex-Tape Trial
• Beastie Boys Get Fees In Copyright Infringement Suit
• Porn Star James Deen's Co. Hit With Calif. No-Condom Fine
• Trial In Seminoles' Blackjack Fight Could Be Delayed
• FCC Can't Back Up Cable Rate Regs, DC Circ. Told
• USPTO Wants High Court Extension In 'Disparaging' TM Case
• Rhapsody Hit With $150M Copyright Infringement Suit By Band
• DraftKings Seeks Total Halt Of NY AG Action Pending Appeal
• Tennis Racket Buyers Denied Cert. In False Ad Row
• FCC Commish Brings In New Chief Of Staff, Legal Adviser
• Disney Docs To Stay Confidential In Autism Discrimination Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Teva, Mediaset
• Intel Scoops Up Israeli 3-D Video Co. Replay Technologies
• FCC Focusing On 'Choke Points' To Block Illegal Jammers
• Cable Group Warns FCC Against Set-Top Box Plan
• Docs Ruled Protected In Skywalk Developer's Defamation Suit
• Island Casino Says Business Legit, Visas Unfairly Denied
• Conn. Justices Say Tribal Limo Driver Can't Be Sued For Crash
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• Google OK With Potential Ban On Internet Search Of Jurors
• Universal, Jessie J Stole Pop Hit 'Domino', 9th Circ. Told
• Erin Andrews Verdict Exposes Danger Of Lax Privacy Policies
• Calif. Gets Stay In $36.2M Gaming Row To Mull Appeal
• Hulk Hogan Tells Of Manhood Versus Myth In Sex-Tape Trial
• Muzak Escapes SoundExchange's Suit Over Royalty Rates
• Ex-Dickstein Insurance Attys To Anchor Liner LLP's NY Base
• Classmates.com 'Memory Lane' TM Win Unfair, 9th Circ. Told
• Pueblo Wants To Delay Defeat In Gambling Row, NM Says
• 50 Cent Says Money In Instagram Photos Is Fake
• O-1 Visa Comparable Evidence Policy May Burden Petitioners
• Fox Again Escapes NY Libel Suit Over 'Low-Cal' Ice Cream
• Conn. Tribe Says State Casino Law Protects Rivals' Monopoly
• Pa. Casino Sues For Punitive Coverage In $5.5M Injury Award
• Congress Wrongly Meddled In Casino Row, DC Circ. Told
• Slants Want Answers From USPTO After Trademark Win
• China Mobile Games Dodges Investors' Bribery Allegations
• Fla. PE Shop Lends $368M For Kazakhstan Mixed-Use Project
• Problems In Copyright Ruling On 9/11 Photo
• Drones In California: The Laws, The Proposals
• Ion Owes $4M For French Cop Show, 9th Circ. Told
• Facebook Security Officer Blasts Apple IPhone Unlock Demand
• Facebook Defeats Law Student's Suit Over Offensive Profile
• Photog Sues ABC News Over Use Of Anthony Weiner Video
• DraftKings, FanDuel CEOs Tell Nevada New Regs Needed
• Va. Gov. Signs 1st Fantasy Sports Consumer Protection Law
• NJ Sen. Introduces Measure To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• FCC Urges DC Circ. To Keep Incentive Auction On Track
• NJ Bill Sponsor Predicts 40-60% Tax Rate For New Casinos
• Ex-Forbes Mag Owners' Suit Over $415M Sale Moves Forward
• Cablevision Blasts USPTO For 'Cherry-Picking' DVR Prior Art
• 11th Circ. Says Fugees' Founder Can Revive NY Post Row
• Hulk Hogan Tells Jury Gawker's Sex-Tape Post Humiliated Him
• Magazine Publisher Hit With Claims It Sells Personal Info
• Fla. Lawmakers Unlikely To Act On $3B Tribal Gambling Deal
• Ex-Davis Wright Partner Must Arbitrate Termination Row
• Erin Andrews Awarded $55M By Jury In Hotel Peephole Suit
• Charter-TWC Merger May Hurt Online Video, FCC Warned
• DraftKings Sues Texas Over Fantasy Sports Opinion
• Albania Asked To Halt Extraditions Against Businessmen
• EU Embraces Support Role In Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Alibaba Nabs Chinese Lottery Co. In $310M Deal
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• 50 Cent Says He's $16M In The Red After Posing With Cash Pile
• High Court Won't Hear Batmobile Copyright Case
• Interns Say Their Time At Hearst Was Work, Not Education
• 'Hoodchella' Music Fest Changes Name To Settle TM Suit
• High Court Won't Hear Apple E-Book Antitrust Case
• Where Did Marketing Get That Content?
• Erin Andrews' Lawyers Rip Hotel Over Peephole Video
• Apple Phone Unlock Fight Threatens Online Values, Court Told
• 26-Year Disney Vet's Age Bias Suit May Not Have Much Time
• Tribe Blasts Calif. Request To Stay $36M Gaming Judgment
• McGraw-Hill Sues AIG Unit For Coverage Of Copyright Suits
• Wash. County Seeks Emergency Halt To Tribal Casino Prep
• Brand Battles: Google, JetBlue, Hershey
• Google, Microsoft Forecast Ripple Effect From iPhone Row
• Women-Owned Small Biz To Get Legal, Telecom Set-Asides
• Tribe Accused Of Playing 'Race Card' In Casino Sewer Row
• FanDuel Will Cut Paid Contests In Texas Under AG Deal
• Seminoles Seek Clean Sweep From Justices In Fla. Tax Battle
• AMC's Carmike Buy Sharpens Focus On Rivals' Film Access
• SFX Gets $100M DIP Approved Despite Court's Concerns
• Franken Introduces Bill To End Tax Breaks For Drug Ads
• Is Hulk Hogan's Sex Tape News? That's For A Jury To Decide
• Dish Must Ditch Illegal Solicitation Policy, NLRB Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Line, Thomson Reuters, Carlyle Group
• 'House Of Cards' Casino Games, Merch Infringe TM, Suit Says
• Inside The New And Improved EU-US Data Transfer Framework
• The Roots Say Ex-Bassist Took Too Long To Sue
• Low-Power TV Stations Push DC Circ. To Halt FCC Auction
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• How To Get Your Boss's Attention — Without Getting Fired
• Erin Andrews Jury Likely To Get Hotel-Privacy Case​ ​Friday
• Rep. Says FCC's 'Good Faith' Talks Rule Could Be Better
• AMC To Become Largest Theater Chain With $1B Carmike Deal
• Fair Use Verdict To Stay Sealed As YouTube Rivals Settle
• Vivendi Fights $50M 'Liquidity Risk' Judgment In 2nd Circ.
• Altice, Cablevision Tell FCC To Block Union Access To Info
• Facebook Can Force Users To Use Real Names: German Court
• Fox Owes $1.5B For Stealing 'Empire' From Novel, Suit Says
• DOJ Says Twitter Distorts Issues In Surveillance Suit
• States Want Dish Sanctioned Over Discovery In TCPA Row
• Comcast Slapped With FCC Net Neutrality Complaint
• NCAA Preps For High Court Student-Athlete Pay Case Review
• When Restraining Orders Cover Social Media Communication
• Freenet Inks 2 Deals To Boost Internet-Based TV Capabilities
• Sports Photogs Can't Expand Discovery In IP Row, Court Told
• YouTube Rivals Wrap Up Trial Over What's A Fair Use Parody
• Nashville Hotel Targets Erin Andrews' Fame In Privacy Trial
• Germany Can't Take Facebook Market Dominance For Granted
• Pa. Rep. Pleads Not Guilty In Illegal Gambling Ring Case
• Charter Hit With Sextupled Award After Wrongful Firing Trial
• 9th Circ. Slams Judge Who Threatened To Jail Orrick Atty
• Fla. Atty Seeks To Reinstate $25M Libel Suit Over RE Loans
• FCC Warning Letter Aims To Give Pirate Radio The Hook
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Atlantic City Bailout To Preserve CBAs
• AT&T, Comcast, Advocacy Groups Push For Lifeline Reform
• Google, Oracle Can't Slow Process To Study Jurors' Facebook
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• Dickstein Fights Revival Of IP Malpractice Suit At DC Circ.
• Horse Race Betting Co.'s IP Put Out To Pasture By Alice
• FCC Officials Clash On Effects Of Open Internet Order
• Germany Says Facebook May Have Abused Dominance
• Hendrix Estate Goes After Brother For Purple Haze Liquor
• One LLP Opens Shop With O'Melveny, Sheppard Mullin Pros
• Erin Andrews Tells Jurors Hotel Staff Facilitated Stalker
• Texas Court Guts Romo's NFL Suit Over Fantasy Convention
• New $3B Fla. Gambling Compact Stalls In State Senate
• Google Latest Streamer Targeted Over Mechanical Royalties
• Class Appeals Tossed $6M Award In Cox Cable Box Bellwether
• Reid Presses Agencies To Give TWC-Charter Deal A Hard Look
• Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung Duck Soccer TM Suit Again
• Fed. Circ. Says Wii Remote Doesn't Infringe Sensor Patent
• Coachella Asks Court To Block Hoodchella Music Festival
• White & Case Adds New M&A Partner In Prague
• Patent Holder Says Expert Declarations Vital To NFL Suit
• Brazilian Police Arrest Facebook Exec Over Data Orders
• NY Judge Tosses Harvey Keitel's ETrade Suit Over Ad Deal
• Dish Says 'Newly Disclosed' TCPA Evidence Is Old News
• 2nd Circ Rejects Intern Rehearing Bid In Fox Class Action
• Australia Floats Plan To Open Up Media Ownership Rules
• CBS Moves To Nix Pre-1972 Suits, Citing Remastered Songs
• Pa. Rep. Charged With Aiding Illegal Gambling Ring
• The March Toward Democratization Of Copyright