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Media & Entertainment - May, 2016

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• AEG's Coachella Unit Can't Shake Layaway Suit With Refunds
• 9th Circ. Revives Rape Victim's Warning Suit A 2nd Time
• 4 Takeaways From NJ Lawmakers' Atlantic City Showdown
• Dish Urges FCC To Add Mandates To New Broadcast Standard
• Attorney Web Bios: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
• Getty Blames 'Model's Remorse' For Suit Over Image Use
• Tribe Says IGRA Governs Proposed Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Mass. Residents Urge Judge To Block Tribal Casino Project
• High Court's Trump Denial Puts Labor On Defensive In Ch. 11
• Facebook's $20M User Privacy Deal Challenged At High Court
• MGM Buys Out Boyd Gaming's Borgata Stake In $900M Deal
• Tribe's Gaming Ban Upheld, But Court Pre-Approval Abolished
• Ill. Fantasy Sports Bill Shelved After Claims Of Foul Play
• Calif. Tribe Says Its Online Bingo Site Is Legal
• Auction House Veep Gets 1 Year For Bid-Rigging Scheme
• Yahoo, Others Can't Duck Ad Patent Suit, Fed. Circ. Says
• Calif., Tribe Slam Each Other's High Court Bids In Gaming Row
• High Court Declines To Hear Seneca Casino Land Dispute
• A Look At SAG-AFTRA's New Commercials Contract
• 'NBA 2K' Makers Say Tattoo Co. Not Entitled To Damages
• BET Warns Set-Top Box Plan Threatens Minority Programmers
• Acquitted Atty Fights For Do-Over In Gawker Defamation Suit
• WWE Says Wrestlers' Words Kill Doc Push In Concussion Suit
• Facebook Post Earns Atty A DQ Bid In Cruise Injury Suit
• Trump Workers Denied High Court Review Of Union Deal
• May The Law Be With You: Become A Legal Jedi With Star Wars
• Google-Backed Startup Says Execs Stole Secrets For New Biz
• Freedom Watch Head Loses Defamation Suit In 11th Circ.
• Netflix Loses Fight Over Early Showing Of Relativity Films
• Nationals Want TV Fight With Orioles Sent Back To Arbitration
• Beastie Boys Fight For Their Right To Atty Fees In IP Row
• Dickinson Wright Slams Malpractice Claims In Casino Row
• Online Ticket Broker Sues Yahoo For Misrepresenting Ads
• Facebook Fights Amended TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts
• Atlantic City Bailout Bills Win NJ Gov.'s Approval
• Insurer Says It Owes Nothing Toward Dish Copyright Suits
• Behind The Curtain: Technical Advisers In Complex Cases
• Whitney Houston's Estate Battles IRS Over $11M Tax Bill
• Dylan Thomas Pic Owners Rage Against The Dying Of The Suit
• Thiel's Gawker Crusade Belies Business Of Litigation Funding
• 11th Circ. Dumps LaTele's Fee Appeal In Telemundo IP Row
• Ill. Legislator Claims Fantasy Sports Lobby Is Unethical
• Pa. Justices Order Release Of Probe's Storm Repair Findings
• Daily Fantasy Cos. Should Plan Now To Avoid Tax Errors
• Stephanie McMahon Deposed In WWE Concussion Suit
• UK Modeling Agencies Broke Antitrust Laws, Says Regulator
• Atlantic City Bailout Bills Pass Both NJ Houses
• Ex-MMA Trainer Says He Was Axed For Protesting Injury Risks
• Hatch Criticized For Media Gaffe Ahead Of Garland Meeting
• 2nd Circ. To Allow Ex-Chauffeur Subpoena In WSJ Libel Fight
• EU Lawmakers Push For Negotiations In Privacy Shield Deal
• Blank Check Co. Landcadia Eyes $250M In Downsized IPO
• Singer Hits Justin Bieber With Copyright Suit Over 'Sorry'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Gawker, Anglo American, Takata
• Animator Class Certified In No-Poach Antitrust Suit
• Calif. City Says Tribe Waived Immunity To $1.9M Attys' Fees
• Exercise Org Says CrossFit Can't Fault Them For Study
• Versa Media Nabs $100M For Film Financing
• Tech Unicorn Snapchat Raises $1.8B In Latest Equity Round
• Shamrock Capital Raises $250M For Entertainment IP Fund
• Preventing Competitive Harm In AB InBev-SABMiller Merger
• FCC Finalizes $35M Fine Against Chinese Signal Jammer Co.
• How To Prepare Your Employees For Litigation Discovery
• 5 Tips For Negotiating And Drafting Joint E-Discovery Plans
• Snapchat's Facial Data Gathering Flouts Ill. Law, Suit Says
• Showtime Says Promoter Owes For Fans' Pacquiao Suits
• Spokeo Ruling Helps Both Sides Of Privacy Bar, Attys Say
• Irish Privacy Watchdog To Seek Ruling On Data Transfer Tool
• FCC's Wheeler Signals Wait On DC Circ. For Zero-Rating
• Gawker Denied New Trial In $140M Hulk Hogan Battle
• Mass. Atty In Porn Cos.' IP Fight Dodges Sanctions
• Gannett Sued Over Video Of Lobster-Catching Dog
• NLRB Tells Justices It Has Authority Over Tribal Casinos
• 3rd Circ. Dumps FCC's TV Joint Sales Agreement Rule
• Fighting With The Fans: 4 Big Battles Over FanFic
• Insurer Off Hook In Newspaper Trade Secrets Row, Court Says
• Twitter Fights 'Classified' Tag On Surveillance Report
• Led Zeppelin Rips 'PR Stunt' In 'Stairway' Fight
• ACLU Says State Takeover In AC Bailout Would Harm Voters
• 'American Hustle' Microwave Scene Not Libelous, Court Finds
• Money Centers Trustee Chases $2.4M In Casino Payments
• Facebook Co-Founder Wins Attachment Bid In $4M Debt Suit
• Fla. Newspaper Fights Defamation Suit By Ex-CEO Of Charity
• NBC Urges 2nd Circ. To Affirm 'Bomb' Target Defamation Win
• Indebted IHeartMedia Wins Spat With Lenders
• 'X-Men' Writer Says Makers Of Will Ferrell Film Stole Ideas
• Facebook Objects To Class Notice Forms In IPO Row
• Pa. Man Cops To Swiping Nude Pics From Celebs' Emails
• Swisscom Hit With $72.3M Sports Broadcast Antitrust Fine
• Nuns Unlikely To Block Katy Perry Convent Sale, Judge Says
• NY Strip Club Bouncers Get Cert. In OT Collective Action
• Spotlight On Spokeo: A Deeply Gratifying Result
• Burden Too High In $6M Fight, Cox Customers Tell 10th Circ.
• Tribe Defends Arbitral Award In $27M OK Alcohol-Tax Fight
• Does Mickelson Case Signal A New SEC Insider Trading Rule?
• Network Says AT&T Knew Of Fraud When It Signed Contract
• Panama Papers: Reminders About Law Firm Cybersecurity
• Spotify's Class Communications Off-Limits In $150M IP Row
• Spotlight On Spokeo: A Win For Consumers
• CEO Sues To Stay On Redstone Trust, Viacom Parent Board
• Comcast Faces Antitrust Suit In 'Spot' Cable Ad Sales Row
• VTech Faces Suit Over Termination Of Sales Contract
• Nuns' Atty Facing Contempt In $14M Katy Perry Convent Row
• US Trustee Opposes Equity Committee In SFX Ch. 11
• Breach Victims Say B&N Wrong On Spokeo's Impact
• NetZero, Yahoo, Twitter Win Fees In Patent Licensing Case
• French Ad Probe Puts Google, Facebook Under Microscope
• Ticketing Website Incurred Excessive Debt, Shareholder Says
• Atlantic City Bailout Gains Political Consensus
• Okla. Tribal Casinos May Be Closed For Violations, NIGC Says
• Four Firms Named As Co-Lead Counsel In DirecTV NFL MDL
• FCC Urged To Time New Broadcast TV Standard With Auction
• Sen. Asks Charter To Commit To Smooth Merger Transition
• Tribune Rejects Gannett's Sweetened $864M Takeover Bid
• Rapper 50 Cent's Boxing Co.'s Bankruptcy Suit Tossed
• CBS, Paramount Seek Peace In 'Star Trek' Copyright Suit
• AMC Must Face Rival IPic's Texas Antitrust Suit
• Gaming Tribes Fear Big OT Rule Impact With Little Say
• Viacom Says Spokeo Blocks Revival Of Child-Tracking Suit
• Kanye West Hit With $2.5M Copyright Suit Over 'New Slaves'
• Lamartek Beats $25M Diving Gear Defect Trial In Fla.
• Kanye, Jay Z Slam 'Made In America' IP Suit At 2nd Circ.
• Maker Studios' Ex-CEO Must Repay $325K In Loans From Firm
• Pierre-Paul Medical Docs Release May Be Trouble For ESPN
• NLRB Asks DC Circ. To Enforce Labor Order Against Bellagio
• Arbitrator Had Leeway To Mute Sony's Defense, Judge Says
• NCAA Dodges $41M Fee Bond In Players' Likeness Appeal
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Ariz. Tribal Gaming Compact Row
• Shapiro Discusses OJ Simpson Trial's Mark On Long Career
• Britannica Asks DC Circ. To Revive Dickstein Malpractice Row
• Spotlight On Spokeo: Ruling Represents Win For Businesses
• Gannett Tells Tribune Shareholders Their Chair Is Bad News
• Brand Battles: Major League Baseball, Mattel, Yelp
• 'American Idol' Producer Seeks Nod On Restructuring Pact
• Ex-CEO Of J. Walter Thompson Refutes Gender Bias Suit
• Pa. Gaming Board Wants To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• Models Say Strip Club Owner Forfeit Likeness Suit
• Publicis Gets Approval For $3M Gender Bias Settlement
• OPINION: Sotomayor's Solution To Pro Bono Is Incomplete
• 5 Ways To Keep The IRS At Bay When Valuing Estate IP
• Creating Barclay Damon: Lessons From A Law Firm Merger
• Ladbrokes, Coral May Need To Shed Shops For Merger: CMA
• 'Happy Birthday': Journey To The Public Domain
• LinkedIn Data Dump Shows Liability For Hacks Lingers
• NCAA On Offensive In Seeking O'Bannon Review Despite Win
• 50 Cent's $23.4M Bankruptcy Exit Gets Initial Approval
• Pro Golfer Mickelson Benefits From Post-Newman Turmoil
• Facebook Class C Share Plan Could Spur Followers
• EU Floats Tax On Netflix, Others To Fund European Content
• CORRECTED: 5th Circ. Tweaks Google Ruling, Preserving Suit Against AG
• Navajo Leaders Urge FCC To Help Rural Telecom In Auction
• Baiul's Atty Sanctioned Over 'Frivolous' NBC Suit
• Mayweather Boxing Manager Settles Top Rank Antitrust Suit
• Facebook Users Get Partial Class Cert. In Scanning Case
• Colo. Theater Not Liable For 2012 Mass Shooting, Jury Finds
• Reflecting On The 20th Anniversary Of BMW V. Gore
• B&N Says Spokeo Spells The End Of Data Breach Suit
• Simon & Schuster Hit With Suit Over E-Book Royalties
• Ind. Casino Says Union Harassed Customers During Boycott
• Lawmakers Rally For And Against FCC's Set-Top Box Plan
• Boston Official Charged With Extorting Festival Organizer
• Gaming REIT, Building Supplier Price $478M In Offerings
• Student-Athletes Reach Deal With SEC Over TV Contract Docs
• Get On $864M Dance Floor With Gannett, Tribune Told
• Disney Urges 9th Circ. To Reject 'Pirates' Copyright Claim
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider (The Sequel)
• Pro Golfer Mickelson Tied To Insider Trading Charges
• Conde Nast Says Subscribers Have It Backwards On Spokeo
• Pamela Anderson Runs To The Rescue In 'Whale Wars' Suit
• Facebook Denied Another Shot At DLA Piper, Milberg Suit
• Media, Tech Groups Push 1st Circ. To Rehear VPPA Suit
• Students Want Judge With Facebook Gig Off Google Case
• Google, Facebook, Ford Team For New Patent-Buying Effort
• NCAA Athletes Restart Likeness Row With FanDuel, DraftKings
• New Caesars Ch. 11 Plan Could Still Draw Objections
• Texas Ban On Legislature Vids In Political Ads Unconstitutional
• Joke's On Trump: Court Pick Mocked The Donald On Twitter
• Pop Artist Settles Suit Over Apple Ads
• Wife Wants Suit Over Spouse's DraftKings Losses Out Of MDL
• Quinn Emanuel Hires Ex-DOJ Assistant Chief
• Led Zeppelin's Attendance Demanded In 'Stairway' IP Trial
• Dex Media Gets First OK For $1.5B Ch. 11 Debt Rework
• Papers Want Sandusky Claim Info Unsealed In Insurance Row
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Adds 5 IP And Entertainment Pros
• Trustee, Others Object To Caesars' Ch. 11 Disclosure
• FCC's Wheeler Tells Cable Industry To Cooperate, Not Criticize
• 100M LinkedIn Emails, Passwords From 2012 Hack Posted
• Uptick In FCPA Enforcement Suggests 2015 Drop Was Outlier
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: Considerations For A Framework
• Cinemark May Face Revived Antitrust Suit Over First-Run Films
• Morrissette Says Rep Had One Hand In Her Pocket, Stole $4.7M
• Wash. City Rescinds Opposition To Tribe's Planned Casino
• Latham Snags Ex-Shearman & Sterling Capital Markets Partner
• Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn's Patent Win Gets Fed. Circ. Nod
• ESPN Seeks Escape From Pierre-Paul Medical Records Suit
• FCC's Republican Camp Says Rule Proposals Are Rigged
• WI Harper Closes Oversubscribed U.S.-Asia Fund At $174M
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Nixing Of Abstract Photo-Sharing Patent
• 11th Circ. Asks If Facts Back Porn Co. In Amazon TM Dispute
• NCAA Says O'Bannon Resolved Athlete Pay Cap Claims
• Lawmaker Wary Of White House Influence On Set-Top Box Plan
• SeaWorld Diving Too Deep For Contract Docs, Visitors Say
• Conde Nast Subscribers Say Spokeo Helps Their Privacy Suit
• Chancery Picks Grant & Eisenhofer To Co-Lead Facebook Case
• OPINION: Stop 'Vigorously Defending' Your Clients
• USF&G Needn't Cover $35M Fendi TM Win, 2nd Circ. Says
• Broadcasters Say FilmOn's Copyright Win Flouted Congress
• Dex Media Hits Ch. 11 With $2.4B Debt, Prepackaged Plan
• Calif. Atty Found Guilty In $3M Ticket Broker Stock Fraud
• Judge Nixes Tribe's Bias Claim In Casino Sewer Row
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: DFS To Go Head-To-Head With DOJ?
• Winston & Strawn's $14.2M Fees Bid OK'd In Caesars Ch. 11
• Twitter Says Patents In Vine Fight Fail Under Alice
• Comcast Beats Spurned NBC Affiliate's Antitrust Suit
• High Court's Spokeo Punt Sets Bar For Class Action Injuries
• Chancery Narrows Field For Top Facebook Plaintiff Spot
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Revive $371M Suit Against Time, Hearst
• Ex-Wrestlers Demand WWE Put Executives In The Ring
• Calif. Casino Vendor's Federal Suit Against Tribe Is Moved
• Attorneys React To Supreme Court's Spokeo Ruling
• CBS, Disney Defend Bundling In FCC Retrans Consent Row
• NBA's 76ers Become 1st Big 4 Team With Jersey Sponsorship
• Gannett Asks 1st Circ. To Rethink USA Today Privacy Ruling
• First Hacker Pleads Guilty To $30M Press Release Scheme
• And The US Patent Goes To … Kevin Spacey
• HBO's 'Ballers' Stole Game Plan, Not A Few Plays, Writers Say
• Google, TiVo Say FCC Can Protect Ads In Set-Top Box Plan
• Tribe Says State Court Can't Hear Casino Injury Suit
• NIGC Vice Chair Sees Agency As Bridge Beyond Obama
• Seminoles Say Politico Let Gambling Data Out Of The Bag
• Heirs To Gospel Classic Can Regain Rights, 6th Circ. Says
• Cable Chief, Former FCC Chairman, Warns Against Regulation
• Southwest Pilots Can Place Unfair Pay Ads At Airport
• Head Racquet Seeks End To Ad Suit After Class Cert. Denial
• Disney, Consulting Firm HCL Move To Nix H-1B Claims
• Gannett Lobs Sweetened $864M Offer At Tribune
• Regulating Daily Fantasy: DFS Is Like Rocky — On The Ropes
• Consumers Must Show Real Harm In Class Suits, Justices Say
• The Top 100 Firms For Minority Attorneys
• The Top 50 Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• White & Case Outpacing Peers In Diversity
• US Law Firms Fail To Move Needle On Racial Diversity
• The 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Minorities
• Feds Can't Gag Facebook On Subpoenas For Now, Judge Says
• Firms Vie For Top Plaintiff Spot In Facebook Chancery Action
• SeaWorld Again Beats Ticket Buyers' Whale Abuse Suit
• New NBA Game Version Resets IP Clock, Tattoo Licenser Says
• NCAA Asks Justices To Review O'Bannon Student Pay Ruling
• Charter Sold Subscribers' Personal Info, Suit Says
• Laos Hauled Back Into Arbitration Over Casino Row
• Gov't Says Top Court Case Backs Law Killing Tribe Casino Suit
• NCAA Grant-In-Aid Case Mired In Doc Dispute, Players Say
• Embedded Reporter Takes Army Ejection To Supreme Court
• Brand Battles: Paramount Targets 'Godfather'-Inspired Logo
• CBS Can't Strike Expert From Anchor's $15M Hacking Suit
• Don't Let $2B Verizon-XO Deal Hurt Small Carriers, FCC Told
• Daily Fantasy Sports Bill Passed By Missouri Lawmakers
• Fla. Strip Club Workers Say Owners Shorted Them On Pay
• Gannett Stands By $815M Tribune Bid, Despite Poison Pill
• 1st Circ. Video Privacy Decision Creates Split With 11th Circ.
• Facebook Tags Fed. Magistrate Judge As Deputy GC
• Deal Ends Malpractice Suit Over Joan Rivers' Death
• US Track, Olympic Bodies Hurdle Challenge To Logo Limits
• Slingbox Maker Looks To Deep-Six Intrusive Ad Class Action
• California Regulator Approves Charter-Time Warner Deal
• Seminoles Say Fla. Wrongly Released Info In Compact Row
• Comcast Stance On Cable Box Class Is Illogical, 3rd Circ. Told
• DOI Looks To Trim Challenge To Mass. Tribal Land Decision
• Hausfeld, Robins Seek To Rep Bars In Split DirectTV NFL Suit
• Judge Won't Revive Dylan Thomas Copyright Fight
• 'Housewives' Star Says Malpractice Suit Isn't A Ch. 7 Asset
• Bloomberg Pays $5.5M To Settle Call Center Wage Suit
• New Lucas Museum Suit There Will Be, Group Tells 7th Circ
• FCC's O'Rielly Urges Laissez-Faire For Broadcast Standards
• FCC Set-Top Box Plan Is Weak On Privacy, Reps. Say
• Atty, Objector Seek To Dodge Sanctions In MLB Antitrust Suit
• Tribune: The Preemption Road Not Taken
• ASCAP To Pay $1.75M To Settle DOJ Antitrust Contempt Claim
• Corporate Counsel: Consumer Becomes Provider
• GameStop Customers Press 2nd Circ. To Revive Fraud Suit
• Live Nation, Ticketmaster Get Two Wins In Antitrust Row
• Porn Store Owner Bags Fee Win In Fla. Appeals Court
• Federal Regs On Daily Fantasy Are Far Off, Hearing Shows
• Adelson Fights Ex-Chauffeur Subpoena In WSJ Libel Fight
• Lamartek Diving Gear Wasn't Navy-Grade, CEO Tells Jury
• Willkie, Milbank Steer $312M Red Rock Buy Of Palms Casino
• 'Prince Law' Raises Free-Speech Red Flags, Critics Say
• Ex-Fox News Man Suspects Facebook Of Political Censorship
• 'Real Housewife' Wants Claims Tossed From Apparel Co. Fight
• NJ Rep. Scoffs At Favoring Daily Fantasy Over Sports Betting
• Jenner & Block Snags Hogan Lovells Entertainment Litigator
• DOI Says Justices' Iran Ruling Backs Law Shielding Casino
• Getty Added To Sports Photogs' Copyright Suits
• FCC Sets Conditions For Charter-TWC Deal To Offset 'Harms'
• Caesars Seeks Quick Win In $7B Note Guarantee Suits
• Supplement Co. Says Rival's Protein Quality Claims Are False
• NCAA Fights Fee Bond Amid Players' Likeness Appeal
• What Do The Highest-Paid Lawyers Make An Hour?
• Caesars Bankruptcy Highlights Cost Of Conflict
• Prince's Estate And The Countless Challenges Ahead
• Hedge Fund Priest Hits Bloomberg With $100M Libel Suit
• Al Jazeera, Al Gore Fight Over Legal Fees In Current TV Spat
• Verizon, ESPN Settle FiOS Custom TV Offerings Suit
• ALPS Says Atty Not Covered For Bruce Lee Movie Deal Suit
• Conde Nast Points To New Mich. Law To Kill Privacy Suit
• AT&T Slammed Over Challenge To $102M Streaming Deal Suit
• Reporters Gain Access To List Of Alleged GWB Plotters
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Helps Minority, Low-Income Groups
• Syl Johnson Says Labels Forged 'Different Strokes' IP Deal
• Offshore Brokerage Owner Cops To $250M Penny Stock Scam
• Facebook Says Lack Of Investor Docs Imperils IPO Class Cert.
• Ill. Sheriff Asks High Court To Review Sex Ad Case
• Vizio To Pay $2.3M To End TV Buyers' Video Streaming Row
• Facebook Wants Data Center Trade Secrets Suit Tossed
• Relativity Says Netflix's Plan To Stream Films Is A Threat
• Fed. Circ. Backs Nintendo's PTAB Win On Game Patent
• Calif. Signs New Gambling Compact With Pala Band Tribe
• Risk Of Violating Right Of Publicity Is Increasing
• Cruz Campaign Sued For Unauthorized Music In Ads
• Pamplona Raises $1B For New TMT Fund, Sends $50M To Dyn
• Resistance To 'Star Trek' IP Suit Proves Futile, For Now
• County's Tribal Casino Challenge Lacking, Judge Says
• Ticketmaster, Live Nation Near Wins In Merger Antitrust Row
• Fan Vote Didn't Give Coke Opening To Spam Text, Court Told
• USPTO Has 'Improper' Ban On Game Patents, Fed. Circ. Told
• Novelist Says Fox Can't Escape 'Empire' Copyright Suit
• 4 Big Questions Dogging FCC's Plan To 'Unlock' Set-Top Box
• Lamartek Owes $25M For Diver Photog's Death, Fla. Jury Told
• Union Boss Urges Pa. Justices To Limit Use Of Depos
• Wrestlers Rip WWE's 'Stubborn Refusal' On Concussion Risks
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Should Pay $3.1M For Fraud, Gov't Says
• Casino Says Prop. Tax Break Critics Minimized Gaming Taxes
• Brand Battles: 10 Firms Protest 'Craft Beer Atty' Trademark
• Google Tells 3rd Circ. To Ignore New 1st Circ. Privacy Ruling
• CBS, Disney Tell FCC Content At Risk In Set-Top Box Plan
• Google Sees Pay Dirt In Vacant Channel Rule, FCC Told
• Two Tribes Leave Arizona Gaming Group Over Casino Row
• PTAB Axes Gaming Cabinet Patent In AIA Review
• Celebrity Hacker Cops To Copyright Infringement, ID Theft
• Tribune Adopts Poison Pill To Fend Off $815M Gannett Bid
• Ex-Viacom Chair Sumner Redstone Beats Competency Suit
• Fla. Appeals Court Says Telemundo Exec Can't Leave For Rival
• Swearing Redstone May Sway Judge In Competency Trial
• Viacom Cites Gannett Revival In 3rd Circ. Video Privacy Row
• San Francisco Sues Academy Of Art Over Housing Holdings
• CBS Settles Suit Over 'Farting Hippo' Merchandise
• Ex-Wrestler Says WWE Can't Stop Concussion Suit Appeal
• Casino Approval Ballot Question Goes To Fla. Supreme Court
• Small Carriers Tell FCC To Keep Auction Repack On Schedule
• Caesars Hires Ex-GM Bankruptcy Judge To Lead Restructuring
• Twitter Itself Texts The Tweets That Makes Her Cell Ring: Suit
• Arsenio Hall Hits Sinead O'Connor With $5M Libel Suit
• The Fastest Rocket Docket For The 8th Straight Year
• Dish Network, Others Slam Nexstar Merger At FCC
• Tribune Urges Investors To Reject 'Desperate' Gannett Offer
• Latham & Watkins Hires Antitrust Pro From Freshfields
• Wicks Group Buys Real Estate News Outlet Bisnow
• Calif. Judge Likes Illinois Law For Facebook Tagging Case
• Sumner Redstone Gave $150M To 2 Companions, Docs Show
• SEC Settles With Alleged Newswire Hack Conspirator
• NFL Player Says Right To Privacy At Stake In ESPN Tweet Row
• Caesars Creditors Challenge Bid For Defense Cost Coverage
• MLS, Investors Dropped From Daily Fantasy RICO Case
• Comcast Hit With Race Bias Suit By Call Center Workers
• Wal-Mart, Target, Kohl's Settle 'Honey Badger' IP Suits
• 5th Circ. Kills Writer's Copyright, Contract Row
• Christie Decries Inaction On Atlantic City Bailout Plan
• Charter, Time Warner Clinch Merger Approval At FCC
• Pa. Justice Recusals Renew Questions Over Judicial Elections
• 3rd Circ. Clears Philly Casino In Suit By Muslim Ex-Server
• Don't 'Poke' The Bear: Using Social Media To Investigate
• LPTV Stations Decry Second Class Status In FCC Auction
• Mich. Law Update Doesn't Affect Conde Nast Suit, Court Told
• 50 Cent's Boxing Promo Co. Seeks Bankruptcy Suit Dismissal
• 60 Bipartisan Lawmakers Tell FCC To Halt Set-Top Box Plans
• Deals Rumor Mill: TWC, Dalian Wanda, Camping World
• NLRB Judge Says Caesar's Casino Had Unlawful Email Policy
• Dow Jones Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Sanctions In Fraud Row
• Okla. Asks Judge To Toss Arbitrator's $27M Tax Ruling
• 6 Ways Lawyers Can Enhance Cross-Office Communication
• Real Estate Rumors: Donahue, Tribune, Retail Properties
• 5 Takeaways From 9th Circ. Ruling In TWC Timecard Case
• 3 Sticking Points In The FCC's Special Access Plan
• Vanguard Dodges Gambling Co. Investments Suit In 3rd Circ.
• Ex-Sly Stone Rep Fights For New BMI Royalties Trial
• Sidley Austin Atty's Anti-Trump Crusade Draws Fans, Mockery
• Tribune Board Snubs Gannett $815M Buyout Pitch As Too Low
• Dismissal Of Argentina Soccer Media Rights Suit Affirmed
• Ex-NCAA Champs Fight To Revive Likness Suit At 9th Circ.
• Divide On Atlantic City Bailout Plan Widens On Eve Of Vote
• Twitter Liable For ISIS Use, Contractor Widow Says
• Irked Judge Wants 97-Page Tribal Graves Complaint Cut Back
• Telemundo Wants To Block Ex-Exec's Move To Rival Network
• Chicago Mayor Pins Lucas Museum Hopes On 7th Circ.
• Talent Agencies' Feud Over 'Midnight Raid' Moves Forward
• 6th Circ. Says IRS Settlement Prohibits FOIA Request
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Apple Win In Live-Streaming Patent Suit
• Justin Bieber Smashed Phone Over Spilt Beer Pic, Suit Says
• FCC Pressed To Add More Conditions To Charter-TWC Deal
• Conde Nast Says Mich. Law Update Dooms Subscriber's Suit
• Caesars Gives Blessing For Creditor Suits To Move Forward
• NCAA Can't Duck Fee Bond Amid Likeness Appeal: Players
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Revive Software IP Row With Facebook
• SeaWorld Wants Pass Holders' Other Recurring Payment Docs
• 5th Circ. OKs $6.5M DOL Win In DirecTV Installer Pension Suit
• Sony Pictures Pays $13M To Ditch No-Poach Class Action
• Scalia's Vacancy Shifts High Court On Class Actions
• FCC Signs Off On Altice's Planned $17.7B Cablevision Buy
• No Honor In Klingon Brief In 'Star Trek' IP Row, CBS Says
• Chicago's Lucas Museum In Jeopardy After Site Fight
• Tampa Bay Times Acquires Rival Tampa Tribune
• AP Editor Accuses Agency Of Race Discrimination, Retaliation
• SEC Settles Suit Over Missed Red Flags In Gaming Co. Audit
• Adult Film Co. Kink.com Fined For Condom Use Violations
• Texas Says DraftKings Is Improperly Attacking AG Opinion
• Artist Drops Suit Over Shkreli-Owned Wu-Tang Album
• MSG Sues To Block NYC's Paid Sick Leave Subpoenas
• Atlantic City Tourism Stats Bright Despite Financial Woes
• Hollywood Talent Agency Seeks 'Take 4' On Antitrust Suit
• Woman Sues Pa. DA After Firing Over Parody Web Comments
• NIGC Names Recently Appointed Commissioner As Vice Chair
• College Athletes' DraftKings, FanDuel Suits Dismissed
• Tribes Need More Than Just The Sovereign Immunity Defense
• Viacom, IMG Say Catsimatidis' GC Can't Own Kids Show Idea
• App Users Get Privacy Lifeline In 1st Circ. VPPA Ruling
• What Employers Should Know As Election Spurs Online Rants
• The Fight For Streaming Royalties Is Going Over The Top
• Twitter's DOJ Free-Speech Suit Axed, But Door's Open For Fix
• Major Video Game Cos. Push Del. Court To Toss IP Suit
• Dallas Jury Awards $10.9M To Bus Crash Victims' Families
• Yelp Investors Fight To Revive Bad Review Suit In 9th Circ.
• Hulk Hogan's New Sex Tape Suit Targets Extortion Plot
• Redstone Must Testify In Trial, But Not In Person
• Gaming-Related IPOs Help One Firm Hit Jackpot In April
• Conn. Officials Urge Dismissal Of Tribe's Gaming Law Suit
• Diet Pill Co., Snooki Won't Get 2nd Circ. Input In False Ad Suit
• Jury Wrongly Let Apple Off On Video Patent, Fed. Circ. Told
• Brazilian $400M Liquidation Admin To Seek Assets In U.S.
• 9th Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of TWC Timecard Rounding Suit
• DraftKings, FanDuel Stop Games In Ala. And Idaho
• MPAA Blasts Suit Targeting Film Studios Over Smoking Scenes
• Atlantic City Pays Bond Debt, Still Needs Bailout, Mayor Says
• Lawmakers Worry FCC Set-Top Box Plan Invites Piracy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Apollo Global, Chicago Tribune
• Shell Pays $2.2M To End Skiers' Suit Over Lift Ticket Offer
• Feds, Calif. Seek Quick Win In Tribal Online Bingo Row
• Calif. Panel Backs Roscoe's Chicken Malpractice Arbitration
• SeaWorld Says Proposed Annual Pass Class Too Diverse
• Libel Law Under President Trump
• Dex Media Plans $2B Debt Swap In Ch. 11 Prepack