Media & Entertainment Archive » August, 2016

Media & Entertainment - August, 2016

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• Daily Fantasy Wide Open For Student-Athlete Publicity Suit
• ESPN Faces Copyright Suit Over Football Documentary
• Agency Can Withhold Public Records Info, NJ Court Says
• Ex-Production Co. Execs Say Insurer Abandoned Them In Suit
• Full 7th Circ. Won't Review $16.5M Centaur Ch. 11 Clawback
• NFL Clears Three Implicated In Al-Jazeera Doping Report
• Darlene Love Drops Unusual Suit Over Christmas Song
• Chicago's Iconic Tribune Tower Sells For More Than $200M
• $88.4B Target Goal Fails To Lure Bidders In Spectrum Auction
• Jones Day, Skadden Want Netflix To Cover Relativity's $1M Tab
• Feds Push To Nix Ex-Tribal Leaders' Suit Over Graves Dig
• China Everbright, Focus Media Create $750M TMT Fund
• No Dispute 'Lexus' Photog Studio Infringed, Toyota Says
• Chadbourne Partner Hits Firm With $100M Gender Bias Action
• Time Warner Moves to Duck Sale Interference Suit
• 'Dance Moms' Star's Sentencing Delayed Over 3rd Circ. Case
• Sony's Indian TV Arm To Pay $385M For Sports Network
• Reconciling The Practice With The Business Of Law
• Verizon, DirecTV Subscriber Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Jay Z Snags $8K In Attys' Fees In Logo Suit Scuffle
• Icahn's Taj Mahal Rebuffs Union's Last Bid To Save Casino
• Facebook Records Admissible In Child Porn Case: 3rd Circ.
• DC Circ. Tosses LPTV Challenge To Spectrum Auction
• Casino Opponents Slam Tribe's Bid To Join Trust Land Fight
• 200 Artists Press 9th Circ. To Nix 'Blurred Lines' Verdict
• Another Shareholder Challenges Starz-Lions Gate Merger
• First Southwest Balks At Deal Over Schilling's 38 Studios
• Kim Dotcom Extradition Fight Will Stream Online From NZ
• Alternative Biz Data Regs Proposal Self-Serving, FCC Told
• Rival Horsemen's Groups Jockey For Turf In Boston Court
• Journalists Drop Suit For Ex-Federal Judge's Racist Emails
• Animation Cos. Can't Appeal Class Cert. In Wage Row
• Caesars Gets Further Reprieve As Litigation Hold Extended
• Black-Owned TV Firm Can Update $10B Charter Race Bias Suit
• Fox Says Comcast's Doc Bid Fails In Network Bankruptcy Suit
• ESPN Loses Bid To Escape NFL Player's Privacy Suit
• Wash. Tribe Says Losing Sewers Would Shutter Casino
• NY Art Collector Fights IRS' Bid To Beat $11M Easement Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Unizo, Copeland, Effy Hematian
• Challenging No-Injury Class Actions In State Court
• REBUTTAL: Establishing Standards And Norms In Mediation
• Fla. Pullback Of Pari-Mutuel Card Game Rule Ripped By Judge
• Gladys Knight Sues Son's Restaurant Chain Over Name Use
• Ex-Tribal Leaders Push To Keep Casino Grave Dig Suit Intact
• Fox Says Tantaros Suit A Cover-Up For Book Contract Breach
• WhatsApp-Facebook User Data Move Incites FTC Complaint
• Cox Can't Halt Fee Fight In User Piracy Suit, BMG Says
• NCAA Athletes Say Fantasy Cos. Can't Dodge Publicity Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: China Orient, Rubenstein, Pagcor
• Kim Dotcom Can't Stream Extradition Hearing, NZ Judge Says
• Pabst Can't Ditch Snoop Dogg's Suit For Taste Of $700M Sale
• SFX Creditors Object To 'Byzantine' Disclosure Statement
• Funding Litigation And Treatment: Leveling The Playing Field?
• Barnes & Noble Wants E-Book IP Damages Limited To $100K
• FCC Has 'Head In The Sand' On Media Ownership, Group Says
• WhatsApp's Facebook Data-Sharing Plan Rouses Watchdog
• Comcast Beats Estrella TV's Case Over Dropping Network
• Appeals Court Questions Royalty Pact For Beats Headphones
• Pressure Mounts On ESPN To Settle Pierre-Paul Privacy Case
• SeaWorld Can't Boot Guest From Annual Pass Deception Suit
• SFX Disputes Creditor Call To Delay Ch. 11 Disclosure Action
• Ex-Reuters Editor Asks 9th Circ. To Undo Hacking Conviction
• Redstone Granddaughter Drops Viacom Settlement Challenge
• Cox Set-Top Box Antitrust Class Actions Back To Arbitration
• Amazon Says FCC Can 'Blend' Set-Top Plan With Alternative
• Cox Hit With New Class Action Over Cable Box Tying
• Defining Attorney-Client Relationships In The Electronic Age
• Ashley Madison Action Shows Global Regs Can't Be Cheated
• Ala. Tribe Says Tax Official's Defenses Should Be Nixed
• Facebook Says Users' 'Harm' In Privacy Suit Not Concrete
• Judge Lifts The Brakes On Caesars Creditor Suits
• The Experts And Evidence In Case Of Mistaken Artistic Identity
• Florida Continues Fight Against Tribe In Gambling Row
• Conservative Schlafly Group Leaders Spar Over 'Copycat' Org
• Beyonce Trailer Is 'Simply Not Similar' to Film, Rakoff Hears
• NJ Agency OKs $1B Bonds For Delayed Meadowlands Project
• Philly Controller Faces Slander Suit Over 'Slush Fund' Claim
• Brad Paisley, Carrie Underwood Beat Song Copyright Suit
• Voice Of America News Workers Lose $400M Wage Battle
• Baltimore Gas and Electric Wants Piece of Rate Hike Suit
• Amazon Atty Returns To Kilpatrick Townsend As IP Partner
• Conn. Looks To Nix MGM's 2nd Circ. Fight Over Casino Law
• Caesars Makes Final Plea To Protect $4B 'Linchpin'
• Bankrate On Track To Settle Earnings Fraud Action For $20M
• ESPN Can't Dodge Privacy Suit Over Pierre-Paul Tweet
• Regal Inks Deal To End Antitrust Row Over First-Run Films
• Cable Cos. Win Part Of $41M Fee Request In Rembrandt MDL
• Erin Andrews Can't Sue Hotel Booker For Privacy Violation
• Hans Zimmer Beats '12 Years A Slave' Copyright Suit
• 4 Reasons Law Firm Business Development Initiatives Fail
• Twitter Can't Appeal Ruling On TCPA Liability For Texts
• SEC Rings Up F-Squared Piggybackers For $2.2M In Penalties
• Tech Cos. Say DraftKings Can't Beat Patent Suit
• Brexit: What To Expect In The Gaming Industry
• Md. High Court Sides With Widow In Tom Clancy Estate Tax Row
• Snapchat Biometric Privacy Suit Stays In Federal Court
• Del. Judge Taps 3 Firms To Lead Redstone Investor Suits
• Country Singer Wins Atty Fees From Label In Copyright Suit
• FCC Urged To Waive Cable Box Rule For Small Providers
• Jenner & Block Says There's No Conflict In Getty Photos Suit
• Attys In $300M Boxing Battle Threatened With Sanctions
• DOI Wants Redo In Trust Land Fight Over Planned Casino
• Caesars Shouldn't Be Rewarded For Not Talking: Creditors
• Mayors Unite After Internet Autonomy Is Axed By 6th Circ.
• Charter The Latest Cable Co. To Pan FCC Biz Data Regs
• Ariana Grande, Apple Face Songwriter's Copyright Suit
• Academic Benefits To Hearst Interns Sink FLSA Class Suit
• Law Firm Faces DQ Bid In Animation Studio Ownership Suit
• Juvenile Inmates Sue Fox Over 'Empire' Filming Lockdowns
• Snoop Dogg, Wiz Khalifa Sued Over Concert Railing Collapse
• Hasbro Trims 'Pony' Toy Trade Secrets Suit, But It Trots On
• The Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Blank Check Co. Files $200M IPO To Pursue Media Deals
• Judge Dismisses Copyright Fight Over Beatles Documentary
• AT&T Tweaks Data Breach Reporting Alternative
• Glenn Beck's News Outlet Says Ex-CEO Can't Get Indemnity
• Hallmark Channel Investors Want Appraisal After $175M Deal
• 'Blurred Lines' Verdict Will Chill Music Creativity, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC Alums: Retail Mergers Reflect New Approaches At FTC
• Atty Objects To 4-Year Sentence In Ticket Co. Stock Fraud
• Lewis Brisbois Adds Father-Son Pair To Business Practice
• Gawker Founder Denied Lease Deal After Hogan Objects
• Daily Fantasy Legalization Gains Speed But Hurdles Ahead
• Yelp Seeks To Escape 'Find Friends' User Privacy Suit
• AT&T Beats News Co.'s $102M Soured Streaming Deal Suit
• RI, Banks Strike $25M Deal In Row Over MLB Star's Startup
• Ashley Madison Site Had Inadequate Security, Report Says
• Viacom Shareholders Move To Consolidate Redstone Suits
• SEC Settles With 7 In Super Bowl Laser Stock Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dalian Wanda, AIG, Clearspring Capital
• Affinity Gaming Embraces Z Capital's $580M Valuation Bid
• Italian Co. Seeks €570M For Vivendi Change To Pay TV Deal
• Caesars Back In Bankruptcy Court To Hold Off Creditor Suits
• FCC Urged Against Move To Online Broadcaster Files
• NetJets Wants Out Of Union Suit Alleging Twitter Mischief
• Rural Broadband Group Seeks Flexibility On Data Handling
• Forbes Touts Approval To Enforce Arbitral Award
• Philly's Restriction On Airport Ads Tossed By 3rd Circ.
• AT&T Says FCC Special Access Plans Built On Flawed Data
• Famous Artist Won't Be Forced To Acknowledge Painting
• Group Backs Copyright Office's Slam Of Set-Top Box Plan
• Ex-Fox Host Says Harassment Complaints Led To Retaliation
• 5th Circ. Won't Order $6M Ponzi Clawback From Golf Channel
• Calif. Atty Gets 4 Years For $3M Ticket Broker Stock Fraud
• Facebook Says Health Site Data Collection Didn't Harm Users
• Orioles Say 'Biased' MLB Panel Can't Rehear Nats TV Dispute
• Citing Kirtsaeng, Madonna Accuser Tries To Avoid Atty Fees
• 'Idol' Producer Gets Nod To End Deals With Show Creator
• Laguna Pueblo Unit Pays $134.5M For Isle Of Capri Casino
• NJ High Court OKs Gross Negligence Over Water Park Injury
• From BigLaw To Your Own Firm: 4 Tips For Legal Startups
• FTC Alums: 5 Institutional Challenges For The FTC
• 9th Circ. Misread Anti-Hacking Law In Facebook Case: ACLU
• Feds, Calif. Tribe Say Some Claims Moot In Casino Row
• Video Game Cos. Seek Fees In Acceleration Bay IP Suit
• Groups Raise Alarm Over DHS Bid For Social Media Info
• Server Claims Disney Underpaid Her For Nontipped Work
• Daily Fantasy Sports Allowed To Resume In New York
• Cable Group Pushes FCC Against Special Access Rate Regs
• Demi Lovato Faces Copyright Suit Lodged By Indie Band
• Facebook Fights Code Production In URL Scanning Suit
• Sanction Kramer Levin For Trade Secret Suit, Court Urged
• Charter Urges FCC To Let It Bundle Cable Modems
• Newspaper Co. Slams Govt's Appeal Of Foreclosure Sale
• Verizon Lobbies FCC Against Consumer Marketing Consent
• Kobe Bryant, Entrepreneur Form $100M Investment Firm
• Texas Tribe Urges Federal Judge To Lift Bingo Ban
• 4 Communications Fundamentals For High-Stakes Litigation
• Ad Sales Provider Tries To Keep Comcast Antitrust Suit Alive
• Spokeo Making Its Mark On No-Injury Privacy Class Actions
• FTC Alums: SMARTER Changes To FTC Merger Reviews
• Respecting The Rules For Searching Jurors' Social Media
• Viacom Employees Told Of Redstone Deal Via Internal Memo
• Ex-Navy SEAL To Pay $6.8M To Gov't In Bin Laden Book Deal
• FCC's Vote Won't Be Final Word On Media Ownership Limits
• Satellite Co. Urges No Arbitration In Brazil Internet Co. Fight
• Sports Betting In Hands Of Congress After Court Fight Fails
• MLB Clears 2 Amid Controversy Over Doping Report
• Ill. Publisher Faces Investor Suit After $14M Stock Purchase
• Google-Backed Group Offers FCC Set-Top Box Compromise
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Gibson, Mayer Brown
• Univision Aims To Pay Gawker's Denton In Noncompete Deal
• Nick.com Users Slam Viacom Bid To Duck Kid-Tracking Suit
• Ex-Prosecutors To Push Libel Suits At Kane, Philly Paper
• Ex-Worker Sues Zoosk For Trying To Trademark Her Persona
• Showtime Hits Charter With Post-Merger Fee Suit
• NY Daily News Asks 3rd Circ. To Affirm Libel Suit Dismissal
• Guard Says The Met Framed Him For Marking Statues
• Feds Fight Exxon's Bid For Calif. Superfund Suit Dismissal
• Google Urges Court To Stop 'Vexatious' MySpace Founder
• FTC Alums: Focusing On The FTC With 2020 Vision
• CFAA Clarity From 9th Circ. Password-Sharing Decisions
• Ailes Scandal Puts Sex Discrimination Issues In Plain View
• Risk Management Tips For Attys Serving As Local Counsel
• Cox Takes DMCA Safe Harbor Battle To 4th Circ.
• Viacom, Redstone Near Deal In Battle Over Media Empire
• Facebook, WhatsApp Beat Messaging Patent In AIA Review
• Starz Investors Seek To Speed $4.4B Lions Gate Deal Claims
• Randy Travis Can't Keep Texas DWI Video Under Wraps
• FCC Refuses To Halt Spectrum Bidding For Trade Shows
• Comcast IP Fees Bid Against Sprint Under Octane Nixed
• Gawker Gets Nod On $135M Sale To Univision
• Marky Mark's NY Burger Joint Accused Of Funky Pay
• 9th Circ. Revives Photographer's Live Nation Copyright Suit
• Diamondhead Creditors Seek To Avoid Punitive Damages
• Satellite Needs To Pull Its Weight On FCC Fees, Cable Says
• Cumulus Media Escapes Fla. DJ's FLSA Claim In OT Row
• Ho-Chunk Nation To Launch $153M Casino Expansion Project
• Union Boss' Libel Suit Revival Bid Nixed By Pa. High Court
• FCC May Shoot Itself In Foot With Rate Regs, Comcast Says
• Cox Castle, Eisner Jaffe Steer $100M Playboy Mansion Deal
• 5 Texas Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• NFL Must Play Good Defense In DirecTV Sunday Ticket Row
• Pa. Gov. Taps IG For AG Post After Kane Conviction
• 8th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Help Subscriber Row: Conde Nast
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rehear NBA Star Drinkware Suit
• Union Looks To Nix Tribe's Suit Over Arbitrating Firings
• SEC Bars Mass. Adviser Who Copped To Stealing IPO Dollars
• Atty Says Doomed Career Is Hefty Punishment For Scheme
• 9th Circ. Told To Revive 'Big Pimpin'' IP Row With New Judge
• Disney Should Face Trial, Says Family Of Autistic Visitor
• Insurer Can't Dodge Defending Club Owner In Shooting Suit
• Fox, 'Empire' Creators Can't Dodge Stolen Character Suit
• Foley & Lardner Hit For 'Malicious' Claims By Producer
• 'Porn Troll' Atty Ordered To Explain Why He Can't Pay Fines
• Caesars Creditors Can Question Exec On Bankruptcy Plan
• Gaming Commission Skirts Suit Over Status Under Tribal Act
• Caesars Settles 1 Bondholder Lawsuit
• FCC Pushed To Recognize Special Access Competition
• Fox Rothschild Nabs Levine Sullivan Copyright Atty
• Atlantic City Wants To Nix Strip Club's Biz License, Suit Says
• Porn Co. Seeks To Keep Suit Against Former Attys In Calif.
• 6th Circ. Shreds Ex-College Players' Likeness Suit
• Media Seeks Video Depositions In Trump-Chef Contract Fight
• Hastings Parent Aims To Auction Leases After Liquidation
• Attys Get $4.6M In Fees For 'Happy Birthday' Copyright Suit
• Texas Seeks To Shut Down Tribe's Electronic Bingo
• FCC's Municipal Broadband Loss Cuts Off Policy Options
• Peter Thiel Wrong About 'Revenge Porn' Bill, Lawmaker Says
• Univision Urges FCC To Protect UHF Ownership 'Discount'
• Beware The 'Standard' Mediation Confidentiality Agreement
• Ill. Atty Drops Defamation Lawsuit Over Letter To Editor
• NLRB Can Subpoena Strip Club's Worker Records
• 'American Idol' Creator Fights To Keep Profit-Sharing Deal
• FCC Must Not Restrict Free Data, Ex-Agency Economist Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Wako Pure Chemical, MSG, Brookfield
• Ch. 11 Can't Block 50 Cent Sex Tape Fee Row, Woman Says
• The Complicated Role Of Copyright In EU Pay-TV Case
• No Man's Formula: Following Hello Games' Patent Concerns
• GameStop's 8th Circ. Win Boosts Privacy Policies' Profile
• Calif. Senate OKs Bill Keeping Actors' Age Behind The Curtain
• AMC Can't Stop Theater's Antitrust Suit Over 1st-Run Films
• No Prison Time For Guilty Ex-Seneca Nation Gambling Exec
• Charter Privacy Class Action To Stay In Federal Court
• Time Inc. Beats Union In Dispute Over Working Conditions
• Insurer Needn't Cover Dentists For Fake Yelp Review Suit
• Univision Wins Gawker Bankruptcy Auction With $135M Bid
• Trial Over Possibly Lucrative Painting Ends In Whodunit
• Advocacy Groups Urge Speedy Biz Data Services Regs
• Tribe Looks To Join Trust Land Fight Over Its Planned Casino
• Dow Lohne Looks For Exit In Al Jazeera Malpractice Suit
• Kane's Unfair Prosecution Claims Have Slim Chance On Appeal
• Forbes Wants Award Over Ukrainian Magazine Preserved
• Elizabeth Banks Wins Attys' Fees In 'Walk of Shame' Suit
• Investor Slams $1.6B Buyout Of RedBox Parent As Unfair
• Cable Group Warns FCC Of Set-Top Legal Problems
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive $45M EB-5 Film Investment Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Praxair, Gawker, Blackstone
• DraftKings Offers New Friends Contests Amid Controversy
• Hard Rock Beats $10M Stage-Diving Injury Suit At Trial
• Kane Resignation Could Clear Air At Troubled Pa. AG's Office
• Cox Says Deal With Fees After $25M Music IP Appeal
• Reed Smith Adds Grubman Shire Media & Entertainment Pro
• A Loose Standard For IRS Summons Enforcement
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Building Law Libraries
• Judge Blasts Inventor's 'Shifting' Argument In Hasbro IP Row
• Winston & Strawn Must Give Up Docs From IP Suit: Card Cos.
• RIAA Loses Bid For 2nd Circ. To Rethink Vimeo Ruling
• Ex-Al Jazeera Employees Sue Over Exec's Bad Behavior
• Burberry Halts Rapper's Use Of 'Burberry Perry' For Now
• Pa. AG Convicted On Perjury Charges Over Grand Jury Leak
• LPTV Investors Ask DC Circ. To Rehear Auction Challenges
• Nexstar Pushes FCC To Greenlight $4.6B Media General Deal
• 50 Cent Says 'P.I.M.P.' Suit Blocked By Bankruptcy Shield
• Resealing Cosby Depo Docs Would Be Futile, 3rd Circ. Finds
• Hard Rock Should Pay $10M For Bad Stage Dive, Jury Told
• Microsoft, Others Commit To Privacy Shield Data Transfers
• Judge Sinks Olympic Swimmer's Doping Defamation Suit
• Bruce Willis Sued By Production Co. In $8M Acting Fee Row
• FCC's Set-Top Plan Must 'Honor Sanctity' Of Contracts: CBS
• Deals Rumor Mill: Morgan Stanley, Honeywell, Lyft
• Calif. County Appeals Dismissal Of Tribal Casino Challenge
• FCC's Wheeler Touts Record, Pushes For Rest Of Agenda
• 'Idol' Representatives Ask For Breathing Space In Ch. 11
• Liberty Media Prices $444.6M Bond To Help Fund Acquisitions
• Mexico Hit With Arbitration Claim From Gambling Investors
• DOI Ordered To Clarify Okla. Tribe Status In Gaming Fight
• TPG Drops $2.25B On Grande Communications, RCN Telecom
• Ziff Davis Agrees To Assume Gawker CBA, Union Says
• Microsoft, Facebook May Face EU Telecom Rules
• Photogs Fight AP, NFL Contract Claim Reconsideration Bid
• Rare Subpoena Case May Impact Congressional Investigations
• MLB Objector's Atty Says Judge Can't Sanction Him
• 90 Days Post-Spokeo: 5 Key Class Action Defense Takeaways
• BMI Says It Never Conceded Full Licensing Of Music Rights
• Slingbox Maker Gets Unwanted Ad Suit Dismissed
• Law Students Should Explore BigLaw Pro Bono Options
• UMG, Global Eagle Reach Deal For In-Flight Music IP Suit
• Sumner Redstone To Be Deposed In Competency Suit
• 4th Circ. Says Feds Can Seize Millions From Megaupload Boss
• DC Circ. Ruling Apt To Tilt DOI's Land-Into-Trust Tactics
• Hollywood Mega-Agency Can't Get Author's IP Suit Tossed
• EU Continues Antitrust Probe Of Fox, Disney, Other Studios
• Taxation With Representation: Fenwick, Sullivan, Gibson Dunn
• Casino Co. Creditors Resist Fees Bid In Failed Forced Ch. 7
• High Court Should Review Tip-Pool Ruling, Says Casino
• Viacom Secures Win Against Toymaker In Unpaid Ads Row
• College Conferences Must Reveal TV Deals In Athletes' MDL
• Twitter Knew App Broke Apple's Privacy Rules, Users Say
• 3rd. Circ. Won't Rethink Porn Industry Rule En Banc
• Gambling Co. Asks 7th Circ. To Rehear Safe Harbor Decision
• CBS 'Pre-1972' Dismissal Bid Must Wait For Appellate Courts
• Pa. AG Opts Not To Testify As Her Defense Rests
• State Gov't Group Urges Feds To Stay Out Of Sports Betting
• Maine Publisher Buys 2 Struggling Vermont Papers
• Tips For Avoiding Olympic Committee Enforcement Letters
• Fox Rothschild Nixes Hit Songwriter's Malpractice Claims
• Ex-Atty For Stephen King's Agent Gets 2nd Shot At Pay Suit
• Beazley To Appeal Excluded Coverage Of Facebook IPO Suit
• Political Adviser Says Pa. AG Ordered Grand Jury Leak
• Lakers Announcer's Bias Suit Appeal Fails
• Legal Team Forms To Focus On E-Sports, Online Gambling
• Property Owner Files Class Action Over Pokemon Go 'Invasion'
• Tax Claims Against Tribe, Feds Should Be Axed, Judge Says
• Universal Fudged Numbers On 'Out Of Africa,' Producer Says
• FCC Approves 3 New Warning Codes For Severe Weather
• Media Market Cross-Ownership Rules Are Upheld By FCC
• Media Co. Loses NJ Appeal To Access Bridge Scandal Names
• Trustee Objects To $11.5M Fee Bid In Caesars Bankruptcy
• Spokeo Aftermath: A Look At The 11th Circ. Approach
• Why Verizon-Yahoo Deal Is Raising Privacy Concerns
• NJ Sports Betting Ruling Leaves Fight To Other States
• Sony Escapes Fla. Movie Producer's Suit Over Secret Deal
• Israelis Hit Facebook With 2nd Suit Over Terrorist Attacks
• Ballard Spahr Atty. Accuses Pa. AG Of Framing Him For Leak
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink CFAA's Scope In Facebook Suit
• Twitter Beats Contractor Widow's Suit Over ISIS Accounts
• Facebook Must Explain Snubbed IRS Summonses, Judge Says
• Pulitzer Winner Sues LA Times For Age Bias, Retaliation
• Linkedin Sues To Stop Creators Of Data-Scraping Bots
• North Fork's Gaming Suit Closed Instead Of Paused
• Smaller Broadband Carriers Want 'Light Touch' From FCC
• Deals Rumor Mill: Jeld-Wen, Samsung, Entertainment One
• HBO Wants Fees After Sacking 'Ballers' Copyright Suit
• Tribune Media Sells Off Real Estate In LA, Chicago, Denver
• 'Green Lantern' Ruling Pressures Primary Insurers To Settle
• Caesars Sues Parent Company Over Pre-Bankruptcy Transfers
• SoundExchange Appeals Dismissal Of Muzak Royalty Suit
• Ex-NFLer Says Suspension Shouldn't Affect Retirement
• 3rd Circ. Stay Over Bridgegate Names Too Broad, Media Says
• Ex-Akin Gump Atty Wants Pete Rose's Defamation Suit Axed
• FCC's City-Run Broadband Order Shot Down By 6th Circ.
• SEC Can Resume National Lampoon's Ex-CEO Ponzi Suit
• Disney To Pay $1B For 33% Of MLB Streaming Service
• Ed Sheeran Accused Of Cribbing 'Let's Get It On' For Hit Song
• Facebook, Google Beat Patent Holder's Bid For Review
• NJ Agency OKs $1B Bond Plans For Meadowlands Project
• FCC, Station Ask To Stay Case Pending Spectrum Auction
• DirecTV's $20M Thailand Flood Loss Is Covered, 9th Circ. Told
• Ex-Wrestler Says WWE Stiffed Him On Royalties
• Time Warner Beats FCRA Claims Post-Spokeo
• Witness Lies Led To Pa. AG's Leak Charges, Jury Hears
• Writing Arbitration Clauses To Get The Arbitration You Want
• NFL, DirecTV Want Antitrust MDL Tossed Or Arbitrated
• Ozzy Osbourne Co-Writer Alleges $2M In Unpaid Royalties
• Gawker Writers Pressure Bidders To Assume CBA
• Calif. Judge Guts Challenge To $400M Tribal Casino Project
• Harassment Complaint Cost Jobs On NBC Set, Worker Says
• Gov't Fights Writer's Block Of Bergdahl's 'Serial' Tapes
• InCom, Disney End MagicBand Patent Infringement Suit
• NJ Sports Betting Law Shot Down By 3rd Circ.
• Cox Can't Dodge $25M Music Piracy Verdict
• 9th Circ. And German High Court Weigh In On Music Sampling
• WWE Seeks Sanctions For Alleged Lies In Concussion Suit
• Foo Fighters' Broker Wants Out Of Concert Coverage Spat
• Despite 'Stairway' Win, Led Zeppelin Loses Bid For Fees
• Carlson, Ailes Agree to Keep Sexual Harassment Case in NJ
• Bell Canada Parent To Pay $512.8M For Data Center Co. Q9
• Famous Artist Denies Prison Painting As Trial Opens
• Ex-Pa. Justice, Lawyers Could Testify In AG's Perjury Trial
• Monkeys Can Own Copyrights, Primate Expert Tells 9th Circ.
• UK Agency Ends Antitrust Probe Of Premier League TV Rights
• Dentsu To Buy Majority Stake In Marketing Firm Merkle
• Wiley Wins Restitution Bump From Textbook Sales Schemer
• Gawker, Hogan Reportedly In Preliminary Settlement Talks
• Nintendo Wins Patent Fight Over Console Screens
• 'We Shall Overcome' Copyright Is 'Bogus,' Filmmaker Says
• Riot Games Sues Over 'League of Legends' Cheating Software
• Suspension Recommended For Ponzi Schemer's Florida Atty
• Oil Industry Website Exec Wants Out Of Info Theft Suit
• Fla., Seminoles Square Off Over Good Faith In Gaming Row
• Small-Cable Chief Knocks 'Jekyll And Hyde' FCC Policies
• Philly Cheesesteak Fest IP Fight Get Messier With New Claims
• City Says No Duty To Provide Sewer Service To Tribal Casino
• Facebook Urges 2nd Circ. To Partly Reverse IPO Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: John Hancock, Madison Realty, IMG
• NuScience Wants Brothers Jailed For Threats During IP Fight
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear $1.4M Suit Over Nassau DA Probe
• OPINION: DOJ Got It Right On ASCAP, BMI Consent Decrees
• Facebook Users Say Biometric Data Harms Meet Spokeo Bar
• Chamber Tells 9th Circ. Soda Ad Rules Unconstitutional
• Sirius XM $35M Autodialing Deal Goes To Judge For Approval
• North Fork Blasts Rival Tribe After DOI Greenlights Gaming
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Fenwick, Kirkland
• Blizzard, Riot Get Game IP Suits Moved Out Of East Texas
• Backpage Must Comply With Senate Subpoena On Online Ads
• Wells Fargo Can't Escape SEC Suit Over Bond Offering
• Warner Bros. Can't Nix Artist's King Kong Idea Theft Claim
• Excess Insurer Wins Appeal Over 'Green Lantern' Injury Deal
• Dish, Groups Lobby FCC Against Nexstar-Media General Tie-Up
• Trump's Fla. Golf Club Calls Deposit-Refund Suit A Whiff
• Calif. Inks New Gaming Deals With 4 Tribes, Updates 5th
• Liquidating Draw Another Circle Seeks Employee Bonuses
• Broadcast Standard Concerns 'Unfounded,' NAB Says
• Song Stays Pretty Much The Same For ASCAP, BMI
• Pa. AG Loses State Supreme Court Bid To Nix Criminal Counts
• Bob Vila Drops Suit Over Unsanctioned Name Use By PR Pro
• Facebook Pushes For Dismissal Of Hack Alert Text Suit
• Unwanted Baggage: Some Lessons On Successor Liability
• 9 Tips For Becoming A Legal Pundit In The Media
• Fox Tells 9th Circ. FilmOn X Shouldn't Get Cable License
• Augmented Reality Insurance Risks: Gotta Catch 'Em All
• Navajo Waived Immunity In NM Casino Injury Row, Judge Says
• Latina Beauty Pageant Organizer Wins $2M In TM Suit
• Calif. Soda Ad Law Stains 1st Amendment, 9th Circ. Told
• 21st Century Fox Opposes UHF Station Rule Change At FCC
• Verizon-Yahoo Deal Negates Privacy Plan Fear, FCC Boss Says
• Houston Bar Hits Newspaper, TV Station With Libel Suit
• Raytheon Fights Exxon's Bid To Dodge Calif. Superfund Suit
• The Defend Trade Secrets Act And Copyright Preemption
• Law Firm Employees Can Better Defend Against Cyberthreats
• Set-Top Box Plan Threatens Content Licenses, Lawmakers Told
• ASCAP, BMI Lose Battle To Modify Antitrust Licensing Deals
• Disney Unit Fights For $5M In Costs From Ex-CEO's Firing Suit
• LeapFrog Provided Plenty Of Warning To Investors: Judge
• NY Gov. Signs Bill Legalizing Daily Fantasy Sports
• FCC Told Its Special Access Plan Would Distort Market
• Rolling Stone Unlawfully Sold Readers' Data, Suit Says
• Google Fiber Knocks Industry Set-Top Alternative At FCC
• NY Judge Raises The Volume In Maxim Civil Suit
• Campus TV Provider Can't Retransmit Signals, Stations Say
• Caesars Reports $2B Loss In Q2 Because Of CEOC Ch. 11
• Treasury Must Explain Warrantless Surveillance Doc Search
• Deals Rumor Mill: Samsung, EverBank, Anglo American
• Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal To Close Amid Strike
• Boies Schiller Reps Film Co. In 'Wolf Of Wall St.' Funding Suit
• Facebook Users Want Source Code In URL Scanning Case
• Tax Suit Over $40M Cable Co. Sale Saved For Trial
• Penn National Buys Mobile Slots Maker Rocket For $60M
• TMZ Win In Defamation Suit From Star's Ex-Husband Upheld
• 'Netflix Tax' On Digital Downloads Takes Effect In Pa.
• Pokemon Go's Product Liability Woes
• 7th Circ. Slashes Casinos' Blagojevich Bribe Award To $26M
• Banker's Estate Seeks Tax Refund Over $140M Of Art
• FTC Will Drive Carmakers To Keep Autonomy Claims In Check
• Star Trek Actor's Parents Sue Jeep Makers Over Death
• Hearst Can't Appeal Subscribers' Privacy Suit At This Stage
• Hard Rock Owes For Neck-Crushing Stage Dive, Jury Told
• Nixon Peabody Beats All Claims In Twitter Stock Suit
• NFL Extends Snapchat Deal, Continuing Social Media Push
• Commodores Founder Doesn't Own Trademark, Judge Says
• 9th Circ. Urged To Toss Casino Foes' Trust Challenge
• Facebook Users Claim Real Harm In Health Info Privacy Suit
• Fla. Judge Says Pari-Mutuel's Card Games Violate State Law
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