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Media & Entertainment - April, 2016

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• Tribe's Bad Faith Claims Face High Hurdle At High Court
• Jury Clears Trio Charged In $1.6B Wynn Casino Land Deal
• 1st Circ. Revives USA Today App User's Privacy Class Action
• Facebook's Stock Plan Consolidates Power To Founder: Suit
• Gaye Heirs Appeal Lost $3.5M Fees Bid To 9th Circ.
• FCC Spectrum Clearing Target Starts Auction With A Bang
• WB, Legendary Stole King-Kong Pitch For New Film: Artist
• Warner Bros. Sued Over 'War Dogs' Gun Runner Manuscript
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• Sedgwick Partner Can't Dodge Suit Over Roadside Brawl
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Pfizer, Atlante
• Law Firm Fee Hikes Under Scrutiny In Caesars Bankruptcy
• Former Fox News Commentator Cops To Defrauding Gov't
• Taxation With Representation: Baker & McKenzie, Gibson Dunn
• WWII Photog's Estate Says Corbis Owes $4M For Using Images
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Appeals Conviction Over Maxim Deal
• Google Says FCC Vacant Channel Rule Has No Downside
• NJ Casino Group Urges Action On Atlantic City Bailout
• Morgan Lewis Denied Dilworth Docs In Philly Newspaper Row
• Cooley, Skadden Steer $1B Rovi-TiVo Deal
• Ex-NBA Star Arenas Sues Over Investment In Phone Game
• 'American Idol' Producer Clears First Day Hurdles In Ch. 11
• Highlights From 2nd FCC Video Marketplace Workshop
• Amazon's Liability For In-App Buys Weighs In FTC's Favor
• UMG, Media Co. Delay In-Flight IP Trial To Try And Settle
• FCC Advances Plan For New Business Data Regs Regime
• Arbitration Award Nixed In Multiband Repayment Dispute
• Language Group Calls Copyrighting Klingon Highly Illogical
• Facebook Demands Investors Reply To Inquiries In IPO Suit
• Disney Prevails In Autism-Bias Suit By Theme Park Patron
• Bill Would Require IGRA To Respect Calif. Voter Initiatives
• WWE Wants Out Of 2nd Circ. Concussion Suit Appeal
• Grindr Can't Shake Suit Over Lack Of Contract Opt-Out
• Researchers Ask FCC, Congress To Reform TV Age Ratings
• New York Times Hit With Discrimination Class Action
• 'Happy Birthday' Attorneys Want $4.8M In Fees
• AIG Unit Says McGraw-Hill's IP Coverage Suit In Wrong Court
• Comcast, Roku Prove FCC Can Unlock Set-Top Box: Wheeler
• Universal Sued Over Harry Potter Ride Breakdown
• Comcast To Grow Animation Biz With $3.8B DreamWorks Buy
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• Tattoo Copyrights May Finally Get Their Day In Court
• 'American Idol' Producer Files For Ch. 11
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• Amazon On Hook For Unauthorized In-App Buys, Judge Says
• Sumner Redstone Competency Trial Will Be Public
• Redskins Say Feds' Lanham Act Defense Allows Content Ban
• Hogan Lied To Hide Racist Sex-Tape Talk, Gawker Brief Says
• $1.6B Wynn Casino Fraudsters Ask For Partial Acquittal
• Amazon Unveils Plans For 2 NJ Warehouses
• MLB Antitrust Objector's Lead Atty To Face Sanctions Bid
• Ex-Epix Exec Accused Of Ripping Off $8M From Network
• NY Times Sues CIA, Army For Iraq Chemical Weapons Docs
• Photogs Say Retailer Too Late To Amend Suit Defenses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, Uber, Cinven
• IHeartMedia Backs CBS 'Remaster' Defense In Pre-1972 IP Suit
• Google Presses FCC On New Set-Top Box Privacy Rules
• Francisco Backs SintecMedia Execs In Buyout From Riverside
• Controversial FCC Process Change Passes Senate Panel
• 2nd Circ. Botched Seneca Casino Ruling, High Court Told
• Gaming Co. Head Defends Suit To Block Tribal Court Row
• Comcast Asks 3rd Circ. To OK Class For $15.5M Deal
• Sirius XM Canada To Arbitrate $34M Fee Dispute
• China, India Draw Fire From US Over IP Shortcomings
• Sony To Pay Royalties After Arbitral Award OK'd In IP Row
• Glaser Weil Dumps Hitmaker's Conspiracy Claims Over Fees
• It's Just Lunch May Have Date With Bankruptcy If Deal Fails
• Led Zeppelin's Drug Use Barred From 'Stairway' Copyright Row
• Ex-Epix TV Exec Charged With $8M Fraud, Identity Theft
• Smoother Sailing For Charter-TWC Than Failed Comcast Buy
• NY Times Can't Depose Treasury Officials About FISA Doc
• AT&T Asks Court To Toss Network's Fraud, Contract Suit
• Kendrick Lamar Photo Copyright Row Headed To Mediation
• AMC Hit With Class Suit Over $1.1B Carmike Merger
• Copyright Royalty Board To Keep Retrans Rates As Is
• Judge Rips Cosby's Subpoena Of New York Magazine Docs
• 4th Circ. Revives FLSA Class Action Over Md. Casino Training
• Proposed Caesars Deal Would Allow $502M Noteholder Claim
• Bankruptcy Atty Can't Nix 'Housewives' Star's Malpractice Suit
• Spotify Berates Singer's Disclosure Demand In $150M IP Action
• Remaining State Law Claims Clipped From TiVo Patent Suit
• Calif. Tribe Pushes To Intervene In Rival's Compact Suit
• Vivendi Investors Didn't Rely On Misstatements, Judge Says
• Facebook Moves To Toss 'Happy Birthday' Texts Row
• FanDuel User Says Bet-Matching Suit Doesn't Belong In MDL
• FCC Member Says New Broadcast Standard May Aid Diversity
• Nintendo 3DS Cleared Of Infringement In 3D Tech Retrial
• Gannett 'Aggressive,' 'Hostile' In $815M Bid, Tribune CEO Says
• Boyd Gaming's $230M Cannery Buy Adds To Las Vegas Ops
• Space City Comic Con Battles IP Claims To Keep Event
• 4 Reasons IP Attys Are Using Social Media
• BET Settles Fight Over Who Owns Facebook 'Likes'
• Ticketmaster, Live Nation Fight Merger Claims In Antitrust Suit
• DMCA Protects Examiner.com In Celeb Pic Row: 10th Circ
• Rightscorp Settles Robocall Claims In Class Action
• Kirtsaeng Wants Copyright Fees, But Justices Seem Skeptical
• Redskins Take Trademark Case Straight To Supreme Court
• $200M MLB Antitrust Deal Cutting Cost Of Web Streams OK'd
• Fla. IP Firm's Newest Partner Brings Engineering Expertise
• Kansas Urges 10th Circ. To Overturn Tribal Casino Ruling
• Calif. Bill Would Let Judges Fine Jurors Who Go Online
• NLRB Nixes Hospital, Cruise Co.'s Arbitration Pacts
• Record Label Fights $845K Attys' Fees In Beastie Boys IP Suit
• FCC Set-Top Box Plan Will Rewind Progress, Chamber Says
• Ringling Bros. Acrobats Blame Carabiner For Traumatic Fall
• MGM, Stallone Look To Knock Out 'Creed' Infringement Suit
• Calif., Tribe Get Mediator For Gaming Compact Talks
• 'Frivolous' Dish Suit Costs Texas Lawyer A Pretty Penny
• Apple Says It Didn't Know App Was Siphoning IPhone Contacts
• Sports Network To Take $21M Contract Suit To 10th Circ.
• High Court Won't Hear Mich.'s Appeal Over Horse Racers' Ban
• High Court Won't Hear Case With Abstract E-Reader Patents
• Google Wants 5th Circ. To Revisit Injunction On Miss. AG
• Special Access Regs Could Hurt Investment, Cox Warns FCC
• DOJ Approves Charter-TWC Merger With Conditions
• Sony Wants $750,000 Fees In Fake Evidence Copyright Case
• Deutsche Bank Co-CEO, Ex-Execs Beat German Fraud Charges
• Gannett Makes $815M Takeover Play For Tribune
• Disney Reaches Deal With Stan Lee Media Backer
• Art Dealer Stole $1M In Ovitz, Eli Broad Deals, LA DA Says
• UMG Wins Big In Copyright Row Over In-Flight Music
• Prince's Legendary IP Control In Doubt After Death
• Atty Exits After 'Unwisely' Repping MLB Settlement Objector
• LinkedIn Fired Recruiter Over Pregnancy, Calif. Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Says Akamai Revives Fandango Ticket Patent Suit
• 9th Circ. Denies Rehearing In 'Hurt Locker' Ruling
• Must You Be 'Unreasonable'? Justices To Mull Copyright Fees
• FTC Asks FCC To Enable Set-Top Box Privacy Enforcement
• Journalists Won't Take Part In DOJ's 'Panama Papers' Probe
• Copyright Royalty Board Defends Its Religious TV Decision
• Tribe Asks Justices To Eye Calif.'s Actions Under Gaming Pact
• High Court Asked To Hear Trump Taj Mahal Labor Pact Row
• Horsemen's Group Can't Block Track Deals, Judge Says
• Viacom Accused Of Hiding Money From Bellator Martial Arts
• Paramount Tentatively Settles EU Pay-TV Antitrust Charges
• Brand Battles: Gatorade, Nike, Monster Energy, Universal
• 2nd Circ. Remands $1.4M Suit Over Nassau DA Probe
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tack Away From Comcast On Special Access
• NM Gaming Officials Close To Contempt Line But Not Over It
• Snooki, Diet Pill Co.'s False Ad Appeal Pointless, Group Says
• New Broadcast Standard Set For Rare Smooth Sailing At FCC
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• Top Prince Cases That Rocked The Copyright World
• Suspect's Native American Status To Determine Trial Venue
• Houston Chronicle Building's Demolition Triggers Suit
• MoFo Guides Boyd Gaming In $380M Casino Buy
• Charter Gets Missouri AG's TCPA Suit Trimmed
• Comcast Ballyhoos Set Top Box-Free Programming
• Sports Gambling Should Move Aboveground, Group Tells DC
• Reid Bashes McConnell Over FCC Confirmation Delay
• Dancers Get FLSA Trial After Judge Rules Them Employees
• DOJ Signs Off On Altice-Cablevision Merger
• Sex Expo Organizers Can't Force Dallas To Hold Convention
• NY Hospital Will Pay $2.2M For Violating HIPAA On TV
• Judge Rakoff Hits Ex-Bryan Cave Atty With 6-Month Sentence
• BBH Capital Brings In $802M For 5th PE Fund's Final Close
• High Court Takes On Attorneys' Fees In Copyright Cases
• MLB Fans Push For Antitrust Deal OK Despite Protests
• Record Producer Refutes Counsel DQ Bid In Contract Row
• Mediaset, Sky Italia, Others Fined $75M In TV Rights Case
• Bieber To Finally Sit For Depo In $10M 'Somebody' IP Row
• Tech Groups Rally Against Draft Senate Encryption Bill
• Writer Tells 9th Circ. He Told Disney 'Pirates' Suit Was Coming
• Former FCC Chief Economist Slams Set-Top Box Plan
• Daily Fantasy Bills Gain Ground, But Tribal Concerns Emerge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Huawei, Yum Brands, Boyd Gaming
• Ex-Ark. Judge Asks For Freedom During Bribery Appeal
• Sports Memorabilia Retailer Wants Out Of Photo IP Suit
• Big Players Wrong On Programming Diversity, FCC Told
• Hollywood Talent Agencies UTA, ICM Beat Antitrust Claims
• Jenner & Block Adds 2 Sheppard Mullin Media Pros
• Bouncers Seek Cert. In Manhattan Strip Club Labor Suit
• Senate Republicans Slam Obama, FCC Regulatory Moves
• Scope Of EU Privacy Law Has Companies Scrambling
• Disney Consultant Disclaims Wrongdoing With H-1B Hires
• Davis Polk Works On $78M Rockefeller Center Deal
• Pa. AG Drops Bid To Probe FederaI Wiretap Leaks
• Offensive Trademark Ban Headed To High Court
• REBUTTAL: Why 'Monkey Selfie' Case Is Important
• Judge To Review Dilworth Docs In Philly Newspaper Row
• What 2nd Circ. Signaled In NY Casino Antitrust Case
• GOP Consultant Hits Trump With $4M Defamation Suit
• Obama's Set-Top Box Move Is Latest Attempt At FCC Meddling
• Atlantic City Again Escapes Asset Freeze In School Row
• Gov't Wants 'Significant' Prison Time For Ex-Bryan Cave Atty
• 'Stairway To Heaven' Jurors To Face Personal Pre-Trial Queries
• China Wanted Apple's Code, GC Says In Encryption Hearing
• DC Circ. OKs Ruling That Orchestra Musicians Are Employees
• Rocker Says Spotify Tricking Possible Class In $150M IP Row
• 'NBA 2K' Makers Say In-Game Tattoos Predate IP Registration
• NJ High Court Says Ethics Head Can Probe Tossed Complaint
• DOI Seeks To Pare Challenge Of Approval Of Mass. Tribe Trust
• Is It Time To Repeal NY's Ancient Attorney Deceit Statute?
• CORRECTION: MLB Fans Say 'Notorious' Objector Behind TV Deal Protest
• Abu Dhabi Planning $1B Warner Bros. Theme Park, Hotel
• Rakoff Nixes Ex-Bryan Cave Atty's Wire Fraud Acquittal Bid
• Obama's Competition Order Could Be Mainly For Show
• Dish Files IP Suit Over Streaming Device's 'Massive Piracy'
• 9th Circ. Calls WB Safe In Eastwood Baseball Film IP Suit
• Record Producer's Partners Seek Counsel DQ In Contract Row
• Visa, GameStop Push 2nd Circ. To Back Gamer Suit Dismissal
• 2 Cable Cos. Blast FCC Plan To Reimpose Biz-Data Rate Regs
• Promoter's Sons Seek Same 9th Circ. Panel In Copyright Row
• Okla. Judge Gives OK To Tribe's Online Gambling Award
• 7th Circ. OKs Tax Deductions For Horse-Racing Venture
• NIGC Relives Those Awkward Early Years In DC Circ.
• Kanye Fans Duped By 'Exclusive' Tidal Release, Suit Says
• Littler Lures Jackson Lewis Employment Pro In Miami
• FCC Says Pre-Spectrum Auction Work Can Be Reimbursed Too
• Judge Scheindlin Denies TiVo DQ Bid Over Move To Law Firm
• New State Laws May Authorize More Than Just Fantasy Sports
• Tennis Channel Slams FCC At DC Circ. For Comcast Bias Win
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• Feds, Penn National, Tribe Members Push To Nix Casino Suit
• Going Broke Badly: Celebrities And Bankruptcy Fraud
• High Court Won't Hear Google Books Copyright Case
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• HBO, Wahlberg, Johnson Try To Ditch 'Ballers' Copyright Row
• Skybridge Adversary Says Ch. 11 Filed In Bad Faith
• NBA To Allow Ads On Team Jerseys In Major US Sports First
• Piecemeal State Laws Create 50 Headaches For Daily Fantasy
• Nexstar, Media General Slam Merger Protests At FCC
• Oxygen Hit With Copyright Suit Over 'Preachers of LA'
• Atlantic City Chips Away At School District Debt
• Ex-Guitarist Can't Use Commodores' Name, 11th Circ. Says
• Okla. Tax Battle Ratchets Up Tension Between Tribes, State
• Judge Orders Porn IP Dispute Stayed During Arbitration
• Student-Athlete Endorsements Not On NCAA Agenda Yet
• Nev. Casino Asks DC Circ. To Nix NLRB's Union Spying Ruling
• Roku Urges FCC Against Data Caps In Charter-TWC Review
• London PE Firm Pays McGraw Hill $1.1B For JD Power
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Attorney's Univision Fee Fight
• Marvel Loses Atty Fee Fight After Key Spider-Man IP Win
• White House Backs FCC Set-Top Box Plan As Some Cry Foul
• Brand Battles: Donald Trump Faces Bid To Revoke Trademarks
• Casino Operator Red Rock Sets Terms For $531M IPO
• When Movie Research Leads To Contract Or Copyright Claims
• Calif. County, Tribe Sign Pact For Forthcoming $400M Casino
• Bieber Must Pay $10M After Depo No-Shows: Songwriters
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Redstone Dodges Depo, Won't Take Stand In Competency Case
• Cosby Argues Calif. Teen Sex Abuse Suit Arrived Too Late
• CORRECTED: Feds Seek 'Significant' Sentence For Ex-Bryan Cave Atty
• Celebrity Chef Asks Court To Stick A Fork In Trump Suit
• Comcast, Others Back Senate Bill Over Patent Suit Venue
• Menominee Get Nod To Intervene In Rival's Compact Suit
• FCC Urged To Adopt States' Charter-TWC Merger Conditions
• Rapper Kendrick Lamar Accused Of Copying '70s Soul Single
• UMG, Artists Get Nod On $11.5M Digital Royalty Settlement
• EU Parliament Gives Final Nod To Data Protection Overhaul
• Cable Group Rips Verizon's Special Access Regs Proposal
• Texas AG Sides With Dallas In Fight Against Sex Expo
• In-N-Out Burger's Cease & Desist Is Out Of Bounds
• NJ Assembly Panel Tweaks AC Recovery Bill, Slams Takeover
• NIGC Presses High Court To Reject Seneca Casino Challenge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, TiVo, McDonald's
• Turkish Filmmaker Can't Duck Subpoenas In $12.8 Award Suit
• Huntington Beats Actors' Privacy Claims In Ad Replay Suit
• Why EU Regulators Are Concerned About 'Privacy Shield'
• Tribe Asks Judge To Back Arbitral Finding On Okla. Sales Tax
• Monkey See, Monkey Sue: The Issues In PETA Selfie Case
• Sumner Redstone Should Face Deposition, Ex-Caretaker Says
• Katy Perry's Prayers Answered: Judge OKs $14M Convent Sale
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Pushback Paves Way For Court Challenge
• GeoTag Wants Rehearing After Google Wins Patent Case
• Ex-Reuters Editor Gets 2 Years For LA Times Hack
• Google Looks To Nix Class In 'Play' Music-Streaming IP Suit
• Calif. County Asks DC Circ. To Hear Tribal Casino Land Row
• Fla. Man Arrested For $17M Pre-IPO Web Cos. Stock Scheme
• 7th Circ. Agrees Milwaukee Can't License Strip Clubs
• Tower Cos. Are Ready To Hit The Heights For TV Repack
• FCC Pushed To Sign Off On New Broadcasting Standard
• CBS, Turner Ink 8-Year Extension To March Madness TV Deal
• EU Regulators Won't Back 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact
• Foxwoods Developer Loses Bid To Recoup $50M Casino Fee
• Twitter Says Unwanted Texts Not An Intermediary's Problem
• $30M Atty Fee Fight In Tribune Ch. 11 Sped To 3rd Circ.
• NJ Pols Propose 'One Last Chance' For AC To Avoid Takeover
• Sundance Filmmaker Pursued Over $12.8M Shipping Award
• Comcast Says NBC Station's Contract Sinks Antitrust Suit
• Dickstein Tells DC Circ. Britannica Patent Row Rightly Nixed
• 2nd Circ. Sends Pre-1972 Royalties Case To NY High Court
• Alibaba Slams Investors' Letter In $25B IPO Suit
• I Wrote That: A Look At The 'Avatar' Copyright Cases
• Electronic Class Notice May Be The Best Notice Practicable
• 'Grand Theft Auto' Maker Hit With $150M Suit Over Royalties
• Vizio Gets TV Data Privacy Suits Consolidated In Calif.
• 3rd Circ. Rebuffs Adelson Bid To Nix WSJ Libel Suit Subpoena
• Cleveland Indians Urge FCC To Protect AM Radio Broadcasts
• Facebook, Microsoft Say They Pay Women And Men Equally
• 'Bad Girl' Collaborator Urges 3rd Circ. To Revive Usher Row
• FCC Told Set-Top Box Plan Is Long Overdue
• 'Star Trek' Studios Say Copyright Suit On Solid Ground
• 50 Cent Sex Tape Victim Expects $6M Recovery In Ch. 11
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chevron, Gryphon Investors, Tipico
• Cumulus Hit With Antitrust Suit Over Advertising Payouts
• Reed Smith Adds Ex-Rosenfeld Meyer TV Dealmaker In LA
• FCC's Wheeler Plugs 'Urgent' Action On Special Access Regs
• NJ Devils Rink Co. Sued Over Exculpatory Service Terms
• Ore. Tribe Says Gov. Opposes Casino Plans
• Calif. Art Resale Law Preempted By Copyright, Judge Says
• Chinese Anti-Bribery Law May Be Changing
• 'Blurred Lines' Judge Denies Gaye Family's $3.5M Fee Bid
• The Many Faces Of IP Infringement In The Sports Industry
• YouTubers Hire New Attys After $20M Verdict In Fraud Row
• Roscoe's $1M Legal Mal Row Likely Headed To Arbitration
• NLRB Asks DC Circ. To Undo CNN's Firing Of Union Workers
• NFL Passes On More London Live Streams After Twitter Deal
• 'Stalker CEO' Hit With Defamation Suit By Ex-Intern's Attys
• Blake Shelton Can Likely Pursue Libel Suit Over Rehab Story
• Diet Pill Co., Snooki Want 2nd Circ. Input In False Ad Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Reopen Netflix Investor Suit
• Hot Topic, BB&B Settle 'Honey Badger' Video Trademark Row
• NBC Affiliates Urge FCC To Keep Retransmission Regime
• Showboat Sale Dispute Should've Gone To Trial, Straub Says
• Dolby Making Baseless IP Claims To Rival's Customers: Suit
• Brand Battles: Gov't Fights Bid To Own Army Gun Acronym
• Deals Rumor Mill: Standard Chartered, Yahoo, Tesco
• Led Zeppelin Can't Escape Claims It Ripped Off 'Stairway'
• NJ Panel Says Casino Agency Properly Fired Worker
• Interns Slam Hearst's Bid To Use Gawker Ruling In FLSA Row
• Microsoft Gives Boost To US-EU Data Accord
• Set-Top Box Plan Will Stifle Innovation, FCC Told
• How Terminal Disclaimers Present Patent-Licensing Issues
• The Role Of Section 271(g) In The Wake Of ClearCorrect
• 5th Circ. Nixes Injunction Blocking Miss. AG's Google Probe
• ESPN Says Medical Records Tweet Was Lawful Reporting
• LMFAO Escapes Rick Ross Copyright Suit Over 'Hustlin''
• Settlement In Miami SkyRise Suit Bars Use Of Public Funds
• App Developer's IP Theft Claims Not Barred, 9th Circ. Says
• DC Circ. Mulls Agency Do-Over On Minn. Tribe's Casino Deal
• NJ Education Agency Can't Freeze Atlantic City's Assets
• FCC's Wheeler Pushes Business Data Services Regs
• Morgan Lewis Wants Dilworth Docs In Philly Newspaper Row
• Texas News Site Wins Appeal, Release Of Austin City Emails
• DirecTV Can't Duck Installers' Amended OT Suit
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• $1.4M Verdict Tied To Nassau Probe Faulty, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Estrella Tells FCC Comcast Snuffs Spanish TV Competition
• MGM Resorts Primes REIT's $1B Public Debut
• Judge Fouled In 'Curve' IP Suit Against WB, 9th Circ. Hears
• NY Appeals Court Nixes Challenges To Casino, Start-Up Acts
• Wynn Resorts CEO, GC Set Toxic 'Tone At The Top,' Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Apex Technology, Mediaset
• FCC Office Wiring Regs Would Hurt Economy: Industry Study
• Las Vegas Sands Pays $9M To Settle FCPA Claim
• Consumer Groups Blast US-EU 'Privacy Shield'
• FCC Is Urged To Scrutinize Spectrum Auction Bidders
• Armwrestling Leagues Tussle Over Photo In IP Suit
• Lewis Brisbois Nabs Gordon & Rees Employment Pro
• DA Slams Kane's Bid To Raise Selective Prosecution Claim
• Bankrupt Caesars Casino Co. Objects To Parent's Fee Request
• Calif. Tribe Says Immunity Quashes Casino Vendor's Suit
• Native American Coalition Urges Exemption From Labor Rules
• State Takeover Foes Advance New Atlantic City Recovery Bill
• NY Gaming Agency Suspends Six Trainers For Doping Horses
• Sad State Of Media Diversity Needs Action, FCC Told
• Ex-Intern Takes Damages Deal In Case Against 'Stalker CEO'
• 2nd Circ. Extends Section 546(e) Protection
• Infomercials, Criminal Contempt And The Speedy Trial Act
• Sponsored Data, Net Neutrality, And The 1st Amendment
• 2 More State AGs Come Out Against Daily Fantasy Sports
• Fla. Says Satellite Sales Tax Doesn't Violate Commerce Clause
• 8th Circ. Won't Reconsider $5M Fine Against Betting Co.
• WWE Accused Of Stiffing Wrestlers On Streaming Royalties
• Construction's $2.6B In Claims Easily Tops At AAA In 2015
• Christie Blasts AC Takeover Foes, Says Other Cities At Risk
• DirecTV Must Disclose Ad Info In FTC False Ad Suit
• Photog Lobs $65M Suit Over Rights To Mapplethorpe Pics
• Rising Star: Winston & Strawn's Erin Ranahan
• S. Africa's Sun Int'l Calls Off $620M Deal To Buy Rival
• AMC Website Discriminates Against The Blind, Suit Claims
• Home Improvement Ace Bob Vila Sues PR Pro Over Name Use
• Succession Planning: A Key Strategy For Law Firm Longevity
• Trademark Takeaways From UK's 'Glee' Ruling
• Rising Stars: Milbank Tweed's Atara Miller
• Madonna, Warner Must Replay 'Vogue' IP Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• EU Regulators Tout Looming 'Privacy Shield' Opinion
• FBI Still Sorting Out Apple Phone Unlock Fallout, GC Says
• YouTuber Faces Sanctions Over Call For Porn In Investor Row
• Atlantic City Casino Gets Greenlight For $88M Tax Trial
• Comcast Slams 'Baseless' Racial Discrimination Claims
• Okla. Told To Stop Demanding Sales Taxes From Tribe
• Beyonce Sues Over 'Feyonce' Apparel Line
• Caesars Wants Nov. Start To Confirmation Trial
• Fla. Ad Firm Seeks To Revive $250M Suit Against Seminoles
• Firms Squabble Over $150K Fee In NFL Publicity Rights Suit
• Pre-1972 Song Owners Attack CBS' 'Remaster' Defense
• Atty Seeking Retrial Says Jury Let 'Survivor' Honcho Slide
• NY Village Says High Court Ruling Doesn't Back Bingo Bid
• Ex-Curley Hessinger Partner Heads To Mitchell Silberberg
• Gawker Says $140M Hulk Hogan Sex-Tape Verdict Can't Stand
• Sirius Can't Challenge T-Mobile, AT&T Spectrum Leasing: FCC
• Charter-TWC Deal Slammed By Progressive Caucus Co-Chairs
• WWE Wants TKO On Concussion Liability Row
• Casino Co. Slams Bid To Toss Suit Over Breach Investigation
• Twitter Wins Deal To Stream Thursday Night NFL Games
• Calif. Tribe Slams Rival's Bid To Intervene In Compact Suit
• Cozen O'Connor Adds 2 Ring Bender IP Pros
• Trump Rejects Andres' Bid For Quick End To Restaurant Suit
• Porsche Slips Liability For Driver's Death In Paul Walker Crash
• What Constitutes Refinancing Is In The Eye Of The Beholder
• The Slants' Trademark Battle Plays On
• Investigative Journalist Sues DHS Over FOIA Request Denials
• Insurer Says No Duty To Defend After Fatal County Fair Fall
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Will Endure After Obama, Official Says
• Dell, Others Back USPTO's AIA Claims Rules At High Court
• Texas Ponzi Ruling Likely To Limit Clawback Suits
• Philly Paper Wants Email Defamation Claims In AG Suit Axed
• NJ Sues Atlantic City Over $34M Owed To School District
• Texas Jury Awards $20M In Video Game Partnership Row
• FCC Denies Stations Equal Treatment In Auction, DC Circ. Told
• Jay Z Says The Time Has Come To Toss Vexatious Logo Suit
• Outfront Settles Publisher's Suit Over Name Change
• Fox Wants To Flesh Out 'Bones' Profits Suits In Arbitration
• GAO Asked To Probe Set-Top Box Plan's Impact On Diversity
• Law Firms Named In Leaked Panama Papers
• Coke Slams TCPA Text Message Suit
• 7th Circ. Hints Cubs Mag Publisher's Sales Aren't Free Speech
• Rising Star: O'Melveny & Myers' Molly Lens
• 'Serial' Podcast Refused Trademark Registration
• British Bookies Team Up On $143M Loan For Gaming Tech Co.
• 7 Lessons I Learned As A Trial Lawyer On Jury Duty
• FCC Continues Its Foray Into Video Competition
• Say It Ain't So: Fed. Circ. Denies ClearCorrect Rehearing
• Law Firm Seeks To Switch Off Successor Liability In TV Suit
• Tribal Labor Deals Could Quell NLRB Authority Push
• Consumer Reports Hit With Reader-Data Privacy Class Action
• Shkreli Says No Direct Infringement Of Wu-Tang Album Art
• Al Jazeera On The Hook For Gore's $1.7M Legal Fees
• Google, Oracle To Stay Out Of Jurors' Social Media In IP Trial
• Daily Fantasy Sports Future In Hands Of States, Experts Say
• Ill. Court Revives Ex-Tribune Shareholders' Insurance Suit
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Would Survive Scrutiny, Report Says
• Shumaker Atty Targeted In DUI Setup Sheds Malpractice Suit
• Kentucky Downs Trade Secret Suit Can Proceed, Judge Says
• Rising Star: Cowan DeBaets' Eleanor Lackman
• Brand Battles: Apple Still Dealing With Cisco's 'IPhone'
• SeaWorld Beats Investor Suit Over 'Blackfish' Documentary
• Apple, Path Slam Class Cert. Bid In Contact-Dump Dispute
• High Court Ruling Backs Tribe's Bingo Rights, 2nd Circ. Told
• Judge Rakoff Takes Over NY Caesars Bondholder Litigation
• Fox Subsidiary Pays $5.9M To Ditch No-Poach Class Action
• Texas High Court Deals Blow To Stanford Ponzi Receiver
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google Win In IP Suit Over Search Patent
• Texas' New Rule On Clawing Back Ponzi-Tainted Money
• FCC Chair Says Netflix's Throttling Beyond Agency Authority
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Batter Up: 9 Innings Of Baseball's IP Battles
• Disney, ABC Tell FCC Retrans Consent Market 'Not Broken'
• Alabama High Court Says Bingo Machines Are Illegal
• When Employee Ranking Systems Become A Legal Liability