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Media & Entertainment - July, 2016

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• Gawker's Denton Maneuvers Again In Bid To Avoid Bankruptcy
• Man Wants Pokemon To Go Away From Private Property
• Mobile App Dodges TCPA Suit Over Friend Invitations
• Sinclair Settles FCC Retransmission Investigation For $9.5M
• Sony Iron Man Copyright Row Gets New Life At 2nd Circ.
• AT&T Says FCC Privacy Proposal's Breach Plan Is Too Broad
• Gibson Dunn Drops Out Of Daily Fantasy Sports MDL
• Ex-Olympian Baiul Denied Accounting In $30M Royalty Row
• Chicago Cop Says Review Officials Targeted Him, Leaked Info
• Fla. Appeals Court Says Tribe Was Immune Between Compacts
• DC Circ. Says New Tribe Has Land Rights For Casino
• CBS, Disney Say Pay-TV App Could Be Set-Top 'Way Forward'
• Redstone Competency Trial Will Go Forward, Del. Court Rules
• Mass. Adviser Asks For Leniency In Sham Facebook IPO Case
• Facebook May Have To Pay Billions In Tax Liabilities
• The Newest Threat To Tribal Sovereign Immunity: Recoupment
• Prevent Litigation From Becoming A Threat To Data Security
• Pa. AG Can't Use Porn Defense In Perjury Trial, Judge Says
• Pryor Cashman Nabs Trial Pro From Abrams Garfinkel In LA
• Elizabeth Banks Can't Stroll Past $500K 'Walk Of Shame' Suit
• Mass. Casino Opponents Come Up Winner In Trust Land Fight
• Cosby Drops Suit Saying Accuser Breached Confidentiality
• MoneyMutual Wants To DQ Class Attys In Payday Loan Suit
• Redstone's Faculties Still At Issue In Viacom CEO Row
• Apollo Calls Out Caesars Creditors For Wasting Time
• New York Times Asks To Nix Gender Claims, Class Cert.
• USA Today App User, Gannett Spar Over Spokeo
• FCC Urged To Exclude Small Providers From Set-Top Box Plan
• SeaWorld Knew Movie Hurt Ticket Sales, Investor Says
• Judge Clears Fox Show 'Empire' Of Pimp's Memoir Claims
• Ad Agency Deal With Unpaid Interns Gets Early Approval
• Turtles Attys Want $50M Cut Of Labels' Pre-1972 Deal
• John Steinbeck's Family Sues For Copyright Fight Coverage
• The Technology Lawyer And Connected Things
• Condé Nast Slams Subscriber's Bid To Save Data Sales Suit
• Stephen Colbert Faces IP Threat Over 'Colbert' Character
• OPINION: Our Juries Are Being Circumvented
• Sony Sued Over 2014 Hack That Exposed Movie To Piracy
• Ex-Sony GC Says FBI's Help Was Vital In Breach Aftermath
• Group Gets More Time To Get Ark. Casino Bid On Ballot
• Caesars Creditors Want Apollo Punished For Blown Deadlines
• Dish Network Solicitation Rule Unlawful, NLRB Tells 10th Circ.
• DOD Retaliated Over 'Zero Dark Thirty' Report, Official Says
• AT&T Can't Shake Fraud Claims Over TV Network Agreement
• Boston Theater Musicians Are Employees, NLRB Official Says
• Activision's Data Retrieval Patent Killed Under Alice
• Casino Grave Dig Suit Can't Rope In San Diego, Judge Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Gland Pharma, SoundCloud, Xplornet
• Nev. High Court Affirms New Trial For Macau Casino Case
• FCC Urged To Allow T-Mobile's 'Binge On' Free Data Service
• Real Estate Rumors: Minskoff, DRA Advisors, Rupert Murdoch
• SFX Entertainment Unveils Revised Ch. 11 Exit Strategy
• Sly Stone Royalties Suit Gets New Trial After Appeal
• Germany Levies €3.1M Antitrust Fine On TV Studio Operators
• FTC Continues To Scrutinize Social Media Influencer Programs
• NJ Casino Agency Hit With Bias Suit By Ex-Worker
• 9th Circ. Cuts Poker Accounts From Tax Suit
• Legal Aid, Meet Legal Tech
• UMG Beats Agency's Claims For Portion Of $3M Record Deal
• 4 Traits Of The Top Litigation Firms
• 5 Small(er) But Mighty Litigation Shops
• Law360 Names Top 50 Firms For Litigation
• Disney Comes Out Swinging In H-1B Visa Class Actions
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink Suspension Of 'Stairway' Atty
• Spokeo Consumer Says Justices' Ruling Confirms Standing
• Women Football Players Get Class Cert. In Skimpy-Pay Suit
• Consumers Won't Let Conde Nast Off The Hook For Data Sales
• EU Officials OK 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact For Now
• Gawker's Denton Seeks Stay To Avoid Personal Bankruptcy
• Investors Blast Social Media Co.'s Bid To Disqualify Atty
• Burberry Sues Rapper 'Burberry Perry' For Infringement
• MGM Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Conn. Tribal Casino Law Fight
• Ind. Tribe's Casino, Housing Plans Get Environmental OK
• Treat Streaming The Same As Cable, Interest Groups Say
• Ariz. Gaming Chief Loses Bid To Shield Email In Casino Suit
• Disney Unit Pleads Guilty In Harrison Ford's 'Star Wars' Injury
• Too Early To Decide Tax Fight Over $140M Of Art, IRS Says
• First Hawaiian, Blank Check Co. Prime 2 IPOs Worth $514M
• Trump-Owned Golf Club Loses Bid To End Refund Suit
• 'American Idol' Producer OK'd To Poll Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• Ladbrokes, Coral Must Shed Up To 400 Shops To Merge: CMA
• EU Accepts Paramount Settlement Of Pay-TV Antitrust Charges
• Testing The UBE: Portable But Inaccurate Bar Exam Scores
• ITC Backs RealD In Patent Row With Rival MasterImage
• Hasbro Denies Galloping Off With 'Pony' Toy Trade Secrets
• Daily Mail Stuck In Porn Star's Libel Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Getty Hit With $1B Copyright Suit Over Photog's Donations
• 'Pokemon Go' Data Risks Need FTC Probe, Privacy Group Says
• Mass. Casino Opponents Say Amicus Botched Case Law
• Special Effects Firm DDMG To Settle Investor Suit For $5.5M
• La. Church Sued For $1.65M Over Broadcasting Fee Contract
• Gambling-Business Owner Takes FOIA Suit To High Court
• HBO Sacks Allegations It Stole Idea For 'Ballers'
• FCC Told Set-Top Rules Mustn't Apply To Small Providers
• 'American Idol' Producer Defends $30M DIP Loan
• FCC's Clyburn Wants 'Mutually Beneficial' ISP Privacy Rules
• FCC Urged To Keep Public Inspection Rules For Broadcasters
• Zeppelin Win In 'Stairway' Rip-Off Trial Appealed to 9th Circ.
• Casino Foes Say 9th Circ. Wrongly Set Aside Enviro Law
• Border Patrol Catches 'Pokemon Go' Players From Canada
• NCAA Says O'Bannon Not Really Against Its High Court Bid
• NFL Clears Manning Of PED Use Alleged In Al Jazeera Report
• Tyler Perry Studios Wants Sanctions In Harassment Row
• Twitter Inks MLB, NHL Game Streaming Deal
• PE Giant Apollo Takes Redbox Operator Private In $1.6B Deal
• Comcast Moves To Duck Antitrust Suit Over Cable Ad Sales
• Dancers Say Arbitration Agreement Is Void In Wage Dispute
• How Employers Can Prepare For The Perils Of 'Pokemon Go'
• DOJ, FTC More 'Upfront' About Divestiture Requirements
• Testing The UBE: Missouri Benefits From Uniform Bar Exam
• DirecTV Programming Not 'Data' Under Exclusion, Court Says
• FTC, DirecTV Battle Over Deposing Co.'s Counsel
• Shearman & Sterling Account Held Stolen Funds, Feds Say
• Consensus Still Lacking In FCC's Set-Top Box Debate
• Dr. Phil's Co. Sued Over Harassment, Hostile Workplace
• Apple, Google Account Hacker Gets 6 Months
• Redskins Say Trademark Challenge Merits 4th Circ. Skip
• Fox Fights Comcast's Docs Bid In Network Bankruptcy Suit
• Hastings Parent Gets Green Light For Liquidation Sales
• Advocates Press FCC To Keep Newspaper Ownership Rule
• Gaming Co. Aims To Duck Sanctions In NHL Team's $1.1M Suit
• Updated Law Of War Manual Emphasizes Reporter Protections
• Okla. Sends $27M Tribe Win In Alcohol Tax Suit To 10th Circ.
• After Claiming RNC Crown, Trump Snubbed By Queen
• 9th Circ. Won't Put Off Ex-Reuters Editor's Hacking Sentence
• Nationals Appeal MLB Arbitration Denial In MASN TV Dispute
• Hasbro To Face Fox Anchor Publicity Claim Over Hamster Toy
• WWE Gets Partial Win In Consolidated Concussion Suit
• 4 Ways Employers Can Avoid Pokemon Problems
• Microsoft Search Warrant Case Is A Win For Privacy
• Sony Hit With Terms Class Action Over Playstation Websites
• In Threats Against Writer, Trump Candidacy In New Territory
• Mich. Justices' Ruling Ends Pandora Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Mass. Tribal Casino Foes Fight DOI Over Land-Into-Trust Law
• Netflix Tax Suit Survives Dismissal Bid In Chicago
• Strip Club Giant Says Dancers Must Arbitrate Claims
• Tinder Loses Bid To Swipe Away Gender-Bias Class Action
• Liquidators Win Ch. 11 Auction For Assets Of Hastings Parent
• 'Hurt Locker' Writer Says Gov't Can't Have Bergdahl Tapes
• FCC's Clyburn Touts Work To Connect Tribal Lands
• CORRECTED: PTAB Grants Review of 'Canalphone' Ear Monitor Patent
• Free T-Mobile Pokemon Data 'Raises Questions,' Group Says
• FCC Urged To Review Data Roaming Under Net Neutrality
• Ariz. Gaming Chief Tries To Shield Email In Casino Suit
• EFF Sues Feds Over DCMA Copyright Circumvention Ban
• Roger Ailes Out At Fox News
• Ex-Tribal Council Members Indicted In Casino Fraud Ring
• FCC Delays Review Of $1.8B XO-Verizon Deal
• French Regulator Reviewing Canal Plus Antitrust Rules
• FCC Tells DC Circ. NY Station Rightly Excluded From Auction
• Miami Beach Voices Opposition To Genting Gambling Plans
• Kirkland DQ Dispute Could See Jones Day Sanctioned
• Internet User Asks To Delete Paxfire's $80M Defamation Suit
• Why Gawker Lost Its Bid To Protect Nick Denton From Hogan
• CenturyLink, AT&T Say FCC Must Ax Special Access Analysis
• KIT Ex-CEO Seeks Looser Bail Terms For Work, Treatment
• $4.4B Lions Gate Deal 'Rife With Conflicts,' Starz Investor Says
• FCC's Ownership Rules Are Still Out Of Date, Broadcasters Say
• Union Says Tribal Casino Firing Row Belongs In Arbitration
• Pachulski, Kelley Drye Seek To Affirm Sanctions In Ch. 7 Row
• DOJ Seeks $1B In Assets Bought With Stolen Malaysian Funds
• Philly Fireman's Libel Suit Against NY Daily News Revived
• PTAB Scratches Out Lottery Game Patents As Abstract
• Indian Gaming Revenue Neared $30B In 2015: NIGC
• Catch These 'Pokemon Go' Data Collection Lessons
• 7th Circ. Mostly Affirms 'Porn Troll' Attys' Sanctions
• CNN Hits Back At Move For Sanctions In App Privacy Appeal
• WME IMG Settles NYC Fashion Week OT Row For $560K
• Gawker Can't Shield Chief From Judgment
• Carlson Discounts Ailes Arbitration Move In Sex Bias Suit
• 'We Shall Overcome' Not Public Domain, Publisher Says
• Netflix Says Relativity Using Bankruptcy To Duck Arbitration
• Viacom Says Author Can't Make It Arbitrate Nickelodeon Suit
• Subscribers Fight Hearst's Interim Appeal In Privacy Suit
• Fox Sues Charter Over Post-Merger Carriage Rate Fight
• Okla. EMS Group Calls For Rural Data Competition
• FilmOn Urges DC Circ. To Pause Streaming TV Fight
• Emergency Alert Reforms Have Technical Limits, FCC Is Told
• Ex-Zelle Entertainment Chair Joins Barnes & Thornburg
• US Joins Case Over Facebook Data Transfers From EU
• Beringer Capital Inks Buyout Of Adweek
• NYT Faces Off With DOD Over Carter's Use Of Personal Email
• Indian Casino's Handbook Illegally Restrictive: NLRB Judge
• 'Stairway' Fee Bid Based On 'Personal Attacks,' Estate Says
• Frontier, Charter To Bury Hatchet On Smear Campaign Row
• Exclusion Makes Bars' Ad Coverage 'Illusory,' Court Says
• The EU-US Privacy Shield: A How-To Guide
• Vimeo Ruling Upset 'Centuries' Of Copyright Law, RIAA Says
• VPN Dilemma: Anonymous Expression Vs. Defamation
• Porsche Can't Get Quick Win In Paul Walker Crash Suit
• Hastings Owner May Get Going-Concern Bid At Ch. 11 Auction
• Patricia Cornwell Gets New Trial After $51M Verdict Nixed
• Tribe, Calif. Push Court Not To Pause Casino Suit
• Cosby Suit Saying Accuser Breached Confidentiality Survives
• WWE Hit With New Lawsuit Over Brain Injuries
• CNN App User Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Privacy Suit
• Chancery Says Ex-Hipcricket Exec. Nicked Trade Secrets
• Guardian Must Wait To Unseal Docs In $1.5B Amazon Tax Row
• Will.i.am, Timberlake Say 3-Year Limit Cuts Disco IP Damages
• Reps Ask Copyright Office To Analyze FCC's Set-Top Plan
• Rakoff Gives Darden Jr. Year In Prison For $8M Maxim Fraud
• House Republicans Seek Details On Lifeline Fraud Probe
• Telecom Seeks Quick Win In Axed TV Station Deal
• NLRB Clears Pa. Casino Customer Service Reps For Election
• Twitter Fights To Appeal Ruling On TCPA Liability For Texts
• 2nd Circ. Urged To OK Class Cert. In Lifetime TCPA Suit
• California County's Casino Challenge Is Tossed
• Ore. High Court Renders DirecTV Subject To Tax Assessment
• Casino Owner Says It Can't Arbitrate Amid Death Threats
• Film Ratings Aren't Protected Speech, Father Says
• Roc Nation Wants Last Claim Axed In Bryant Branding Suit
• Pa. Gaming Board Axes Lawrence County Racino Plan
• How Law Firms Can Create Next-Generation Office Spaces
• Apple, Path Users Win Partial Class Cert. In Privacy Suit
• Lakers Announcer Asks Calif. Court To Revive Race Bias Suit
• Sports Photogs' Suit Against NFL, AP Survives In Part
• Mass. City Backs DOI Casino Land Decision For Tribe
• Ex-Fox Host Pushes Back Against CEO Ailes' Arbitration Bid
• Alleged Beer With Bharara Punctuates KIT Ex-CEO's Bail Spat
• Fugees Member Says Showtime Stole His Documentary
• Frontier Pushes Small Provider Set-Top Exemption At FCC
• $400M Facebook Consumer Class Action Moved To California
• Spokeo Backs USA Today App Privacy Injuries, Court Told
• Draw Another Circle Gets Quick OK For Stalking Horse
• Cowen Ducks Liability, Wins DQ In Energy Publisher Suit
• Level 3 Tells FCC 'No Actual Competition' In Biz Data
• TiVo Board Hid Info On $1B Rovi Deal, Shareholders Say
• Cinemark Workers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Pay Stub Row
• Ex-Fox News Analyst Gets Nearly 3 Years For Gov't Fraud
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Kirkland, Simpson
• Verizon Hit With Suit In NJ Over TV Plan Promo Incentives
• Dex Media Offloads $1.8B Debt With Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Law Blocking Tribal Casino Fight Constitutional, DC Circ. Says
• Split En Banc 6th Circ. Deems Mugshots Privacy-Protected
• Ex-Warner Bros. Worker Sues Over Maternity Leave Firing
• Calif. Rep Floats Bipartisan 'Revenge Porn' Bill
• Another 'Avatar' Rip-Off Suit Falls Flat In Calif. Appeal
• MLB Objector's Atty Gets 3rd Degree Over Possible Sanctions
• FCC Won't Change Retrans Negotiation Rules, Wheeler Says
• Kardashians Face $10M Cosmetics Line Row, Initiate IP Fight
• DOI Tribal Gaming Procedures An Uneasy Fit With IGRA
• Kanye West Beats 'Loisada' Trademark Suit
• Paxfire Seeks Quick Win In Fake Search Engine Row
• Alternate Set-Top Plan Wouldn't Cost Consumers, FCC Told
• CEOC Noteholders Fight Bid to Wipe Out $1.85B In Claims
• Suspended Led Zeppelin Case Atty Wants 3rd Circ. Rehearing
• Dial, Heinz Attys Want $73.2M In Fees After News Corp. Deal
• 'Pokemon Go' Developer Wades Into Privacy Minefield
• Uber Reaches Settlement With Similarly Named Fla. Co.
• NBCUniversal Reaches Deal In TV, Movie Worker OT Suits
• Investor Pleads Not Guilty To Kit Digital Fraud Scheme
• Accused StubHub Cybercrime Ring Members Headed To Trial
• NJ Casino Regulators Greenlight MGM's Borgata Buy
• Dr. Phil Sues Tabloid Owner For $250M Over False Stories
• Anaheim To Give Disney $267M In Tax Rebates For New Hotel
• SeaWorld Loses Bid For Contract Docs In Annual Pass Row
• 'American Idol' Producer Wants To Assume Union Contracts
• 'Happy Birthday' Counsel Defend $4.6M Atty Fees Bid
• Christie Wins Appeal To Hold Back Political Office Docs
• FCC Chief Defends Efforts Against Lifeline Fraud
• Jones Day Pushes Back At Netflix's Brief-Length Complaint
• Internet Advocates Want Safe Harbor In Services Trade Pact
• Verizon Calls For Set-Top Box Compromise At FCC
• Google Drops Case Over Miss. AG's Piracy Probe
• CORRECTED: Fox To Pay Ex-Interns $495 Each In Standard-Setting Deal
• 'Pokemon Go' User Data Collection Sparks Senator Inquiry
• Comcast Says $20B Race Bias Suit Is 'Extortion By Litigation'
• Ace Owes No Coverage In Facebook IPO Row, Rakoff Rules
• EU-US 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Gets Final Nod
• Boston Officials Plead Not Guilty To Union Extortion
• Relativity Fights Netflix Appeal Over Right To Stream Films
• Disney Must Face Suit For Visa Abuse, US Workers Say
• 9th Circ. Overturns Facebook's $3M Spam Award
• Gawker Says Hogan Is 'Intent' On Destroying The Publisher
• Alternative To Set-Top Box Plan Bad For Consumers, FCC Told
• Yelp App Users Dragging Out Privacy Suit, Company Says
• TMZ, Others Want Out Of Suicide Attempt Stories Mix-Up Suit
• AMC Acquires Euro's Top Movie Theater Operator In £921M Deal
• Radio Frequency Identification: The Benefits And Risks
• $1B Suit Says Facebook Aided Hamas Attacks On Americans
• Lions Gate Tells Judge Nobody Puts TM Claim In A Corner
• Cruz Campaign Loses Bid To End Ad Music IP, Contract Claims
• Mich. Court Further Curbs Streaming Privacy Laws In Pandora
• Warner Bros. Settles With FTC Over Undisclosed Ad Videos
• Nats Lose Bid To Force MASN TV Dispute To MLB Arbitration
• No New Competency Trial For Sumner Redstone, Judge Says
• No Sanctions For Comcast Class Atty In Wage Row
• Law's Plain Language Nixes Mass. Indian Casino, Judge Told
• 11th Circ. Backs Blocking State Taxes On Ala. Tribal Lands
• Dish Warns FCC Against Cybersecurity Changes In Alert Regs
• Cowan DeBaets Adds Jenner & Block Entertainment Vet
• Facebook's Discovery Bid Put On Hold In IPO Suit
• Telecommunications Policy To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2016
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Exotic Dancers' Win In Wage Dispute
• Caesars Alters Merger Deal Critical To Bankruptcy Plan
• Free Data Plans Must Follow Net Neutrality Rules, FCC Told
• Roku Questions Apps-Based Alternative To Set-Top Box Plan
• Hispanic Media Group Pushes FCC On Ownership Diversity
• Venable To Face Facebook Fraud Suit After 9th Circ. Revival
• CBS Will Spin Off Its Radio Biz In IPO
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Nix Taxes For Tribal Gambling Facility
• How To Close A Law Firm — Practically And Ethically
• Talent Firm WME IMG, Private Equity Partners Pay $4B For UFC
• PE Firms Pay $3.55B For Thomson Reuters' IP, Science Unit
• Privacy Shield Shelf Life In Question Despite EU Approval
• DOI, Mass. Residents Tussle Over Land Trust For Casino
• The Biggest Telecom Cases So Far In 2016
• Fox News CEO Ailes Wants Sex Harassment Suit Arbitrated
• Calif. Tribe's Hard-Fought Casino Push Faces Another Hurdle
• Experian Says Spokeo Kills American Eagle TCPA Suit
• Draw Another Circle Taps Cooley As Ch. 11 Corp. Counsel
• Objector Ends Bid To Undo MLB Broadcast Antitrust Deal
• Media Giants Fight Bid For Docs In NCAA Athlete Antitrust Suit
• UK Clears GTCR's Buy Of PR Newswire After Divestiture
• Deals Rumor Mill: Emerson Electric, Twitter, CK Hutchison
• FOIA Reform Offers Easier (But Not More) Access To Gov't Info
• House Bill Would Cut FCC Funds, Pause Set-Top Box Proposal
• Trade Group Slams Charter-TWC Merger Build-Out Condition
• EC Clears Verizon, Hearst Digital Media Buys
• Warner Wants $800K Fees After Led Zeppelin Copyright Win
• '60s Pop Icon Darlene Love Sues HGTV Over Christmas Song
• Social Media Privacy Issues In Workplace Investigations
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact Approved By EU Leaders
• 50 Cent Gets Final Nod For $23.4M Ch. 11 Bankruptcy Plan
• 50 Cent Boasts No Objections To $23.4M Bankruptcy Plan
• Gawker Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Auction After Last-Minute Deal
• 9th Circ. Finds Calif. Mobile Billboard Bans Constitutional
• Caesars Says No Need For Kirkland Atty Depo In DQ Row
• Mass. AG Sues IndyCar Race Organizers For Ticket Refunds
• Sony, Fox Units' No-Poach Class Deals Get Judge Koh's Nod
• Xbox Kinect IP Row Deserves Extra Life, Fed. Circ. Told
• The Smart Money Is Not Following Traditional Law Firms
• O'Bannon Knocks NCAA Free-Speech Question To High Court
• Mich. High Court Says Pandora Users Don't 'Borrow,' 'Rent'
• Electric Workers Union Let Out Of $22M Defamation Suit
• Fox News CEO Sexual Harassment Suit Sparks Internal Review
• A Successful Supreme Court Term For Native American Tribes
• Do Zero-Rating Programs Violate Net Neutrality?
• Jones Day Says Gordon Rees Breached Confidentiality Pact
• Conde Nast Says 3rd Circ. Ruling Can't Save Subscriber Suit
• Uniloc Says Facebook Messenger Infringes VoIP Patents
• Draw Another Circle Sets Sale Hearing, Sees Bid Interest
• Facebook Must Produce Irish Unit Records, IRS Says
• Russian Cybercriminal Gets Prison For StubHub Scam
• Real Estate Rumors: Rolling Stone, Related, Palin
• Pete Rose Sues Ex-Akin Gump Atty Over Rape Allegations
• NHL Team Wants Draft Ops Sanctioned In Ad Deal Suit
• Disbarred DC Atty Cops To Role In $2M Concert Fraud Scheme
• Cable Group Urges FCC To Keep Transparency Rule Guidance
• DirecTV Tells Fed. Circ. Streaming Patent Rightly Axed
• Media Rules Could Hasten Demise Of Newspapers, FCC Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: State Grid, Netmarble Games, TI Automotive
• Hogan Says Gawker CEO Given Secret Loan Before Ch. 11
• Hogan Lovells Joins Defense Of Adnan Syed Of 'Serial' Fame
• Fox News CEO Ailes Hit With Harassment Suit By Ex-Host
• RFP Lessons: 5 Ways Law Firms Can Beat Frustration
• Blizzard Hits German Cheat Bot Maker With DMCA Suit
• Chef Can't Shuck Trump's $10M Suit Over Restaurant Deal
• Ashley Madison Beefs Up Security Amid Reports Of FTC Probe
• Nasdaq, Investors Ask 2nd Circ. To OK Deal On Facebook IPO
• CNN Says Spokeo Dooms App Users' Video Privacy Appeal
• Blue Man Group Partners Sue Over Unpaid Royalties
• Calif. Tribe Says DOI Can't Affirm Rival Tribe's Casino Plans
• DC Circ. Upholds Comcast Win In Tennis Channel Bias Row
• Twitter Was Sender Of Unwanted Texts, Judge Says
• Ex-Bryan Cave Atty Suspended After Fraud Conviction
• What The Growth Of Daily Fantasy Sports Means For Tribes
• PE Firm Advent Wants Out Of Party City IPO Class Action
• 2nd Philly Cheesesteak Fest Comes Wit' Noncompete Row
• RFP Lessons: 7 Tips To Improve Your Responses
• Too Much Rope: When A Social Media Post Is Career Suicide
• Draft Ops Doubles Down On Illegality Claim In Ad Deal Suit
• Facebook, Health Websites Say Spokeo Nixes Privacy Suit
• Angry Daily Fantasy Users Lay Out Claims In MDL Complaint
• Sony, Microsoft Win PTAB Row Over Video Game Patent
• Viacom Ruling Means Conde Nast Can't Nix Suit: Consumers
• Lifetime's 'Fempire' Infringes On Feminist Brand, Suit Says
• Unsecured Creditors Blast Draw Another Circle Sale Plans
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walt Disney, Bain Capital, Apple
• Telecommunications Policy Recap For 1st Half Of 2016
• Broadcasters Slam FCC Plan To Keep Ownership Rules
• DOJ Snubs ASCAP, BMI On Partial Music Rights Licensing
• Fox News Debate Rules In Line With Election Law, FEC Says
• Game Platform Accused Of Fostering Teenage Gambling
• Random House, Fox Escape Author's 'Maze Runner' IP Suit
• Disbarred Atty Denied New Trial In Fraud Scheme
• MLB Fans Ask Judge To Order Docs From Lead Objector
• Indicted Ex-Epix Exec Won't Unlock iPhone For Prosecutors
• Brand Battles: Nike, WWE, Citigroup, Snoop Dogg
• Susman, Heins Mills Extend Row Over Comcast Antitrust Fees
• Texas High Court Won't Hear Erykah Badu Manager Dispute
• Time Warner Says Scrap Set-Top Box Plan, Go With Apps
• Judge Shoots Down Reconsideration Bid In $45M EB-5 Suit
• 3rd Circ. Affirms Suspension Of Led Zeppelin Case Atty
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Skadden, Vinson
• USA Today Asks For App Privacy Suit Toss Citing Spokeo
• Amazon Unfair Practice Case May Affect Data Breach Cases
• RFP Lessons: A General Counsel's List Of Law Firm Mistakes