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Media & Entertainment - November, 2016

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• Zynga Accuses Former Employees Of Trade Secret Theft
• Calif. Tribal Casino Slams Union's Bid To Whittle Brief
• UK's Spying Bill Complicates Fate Of Data Transfer Deals
• Game Over For Rapper In YouTube Assault Case
• 'Walking Dead' Creator Loses Trademark Liability Ruling
• Gamblers Blast NJ Casino's $15M Damages Formula
• Chancery Trims Investopedia Sale Suit, Nixing Fraud Claim
• USTelecom Wants Rural Subsidies Fully Funded
• Fantasy Author Can't Escape Infringement-Hunting IP Case
• Comcast Antitrust Fee Row Resolved By Susman, Heins Mills
• Indicted Boston Officials Watching 1st Circ. Extortion Case
• FriendFinder Wants Website Control Back From Penthouse
• FCC Pauses Effort To Streamline Team Telecom Reviews
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• Media General-Nexstar Deal Gets Auction-Related Challenge
• UK National Lottery Sustains Mini-Cyberattack
• Pa. Justices Snub Discovery Appeal In Judge's Libel Suit
• Trump Adds 3rd Anti-Reg Voice To FCC Transition Team
• Emerging Sports — A Decathlon Of Legal, Business Issues
• Dancers Win Class Cert. In Penthouse Club Philly Wage Suit
• Spokeo Doesn't Doom Credit Check Claims, 7th Circ. Hears
• 'Halo' Developer Gets PTAB To Nix Claims Of 2 VR Patents
• Calif. Tribes Say Gambling Pact End Dates Violate IGRA
• FCC's Wheeler Defends Special Access Plan To Congress
• Delaware Lottery Hit With $2M Suit After Computer Glitch
• Paramount, 'Star Trek' Fan Film Trade Blows Over Fair Use
• TiVo Patents Reinstated As New Judge Reapplies Alice Test
• Major UK Surveillance Bill Becomes Law
• Jury Finds 'Jersey Boys' Creators Infringed Book Copyright
• Beatles Co. Says Concert Row Is Cash Grab, Seeks Sanctions
• Trade Group Says Dr. Oz Cooked Up Fake Olive Oil Claims
• Execs Unaware Of Radio Station's Fatal Contest, FCC Told
• Sirius Gains Support In Suit Over Pre-1972 Records Rights
• Vizio Presses To Nix TV Owners' Data Collection Claims
• Advocate Wants FCC Auction To Fund Local Journalism
• And Now A Word From The Panel: MDL Venue Choices
• Penthouse Club Philly Says Dancer Wage Suit Is Redundant
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• Sirius To Pay Up To $99M In Pre-1972 Songs Settlement
• TiVo, Netflix Ink Patent Licensing Deal Following Lawsuit
• FinCEN Cybercrime Advisory Expands SAR Requirements
• FEC Needn't Disclose Cybersecurity Study, Court Says
• Ex-PokerStars Manager Avoids Prison After Gambling Plea
• FTC Trims DirecTV Defense In False Advertising Suit
• TV Networks Challenge FCC's Drop Of UHF Station Perk
• Porsche Copied Hit Song For Cayman Ad, Publisher Says
• FCC Judge Finds Cablevision Discriminated Against Network
• Michael Jackson Estate Fights IRS Over Manager's Deposition
• Real Estate Rumors: Kushner, Tribune Media, Brixmor
• FCC Pressed To Mitigate Nexstar-Media General Deal Issues
• 'Porn Troll' Atty Ordered To Pay Up For Contempt
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time, Goldman Sachs, China
• Latham Grabs Covington Entertainment Atty For China Region
• With The New Administration, A New FCC Focus?
• 2nd Circ. Open To Reviving MGM's Tribal Casino Law Fight
• GCs Say This Firm Is The Most Arrogant
• Why DOJ Is Right To Appeal BMI Consent Decree Ruling
• The Missing American Jury
• Spike Lee Faces Suit Over Union Benefits Contributions
• Chancery Throws Out Clear Channel Suit Over IHeart Deals
• Pepsi Says Super Bowl Ad Didn't Come From Conn. Agency
• Viacom Says Child Tracking Info Not Covered By Privacy Vow
• Facebook Workers Sue For Race Discrimination At NC Center
• Protostorm Fights For $10M Malpractice Coverage At 4th Circ.
• Facebook Can't Get Business-Method Review Of Media Patent
• Twitter Surveillance Report Needs To Stay Secret, Feds Say
• Broadcasters Tell DC Circ. FCC Erred In Nixing UHF Break
• FCC Won't Vote On Set-Top, Special Access At Last Meeting
• Condé Nast Can't Appeal To Get Privacy Suit Nixed
• FCC Seeks Comment On TiVo's Set-Top Box Rule Waiver
• Auction Houses Want Atty Fees After Beating Art Resale Suit
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 7, Never Saw The Sign
• French Film Co. Gets Award Against Troubled Financier OK'd
• Madison Square Garden, Radio City Hit By Credit Card Breach
• Ex-Pa. AG Launches Perjury Appeal With New Counsel
• Right-Of-Publicity Lessons From 'Grand Theft Auto' Suits
• 'Love & Hip Hop' Ripoff IP Suit Against Viacom Canceled
• World Chess Loses Move To Halt Updates From Championship
• Attys Near $1M Fees For $160K Time Warner Bias Trial Win
• Tinder Extra Features Pricing Violates Calif. Law, Suit Says
• Michigan AG Supports Consumer Reports Data-Selling Suit
• 9th Circ. Spikes Coder's $3.6M 'Madden' Copyright Verdict
• Ex-LA Times Sportswriter Sues For Age Discrimination
• Rock Band Freed From Recording Contract, Wins $4M Verdict
• IAC Investors Challenge Diller's Stock Reclassification
• Black-Owned Network Rips Charter's Tactics In $10B Bias Suit
• Ariz. Pact Changes Could End Opposition To Glendale Casino
• Deals Rumor Mill: Presidio, Banco Popular Espanol, Amazon
• Disney Plans $1.4B Expansion For Hong Kong Theme Park
• Daily Fantasy Merger Won't Help Much With Legal Woes
• Collins Bargione Aided $11M Fraud, Reality TV Star Says
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Fair-Use Defense Missing In Music-Sampling Cases
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• Director Faces 1st Hearing Over $21M Film Ponzi Scheme
• Feds Say Songwriters' Licensing Pact Suit Is Unsound
• Judge Has No 'Love' For Viacom Reality Show IP Ripoff Claim
• SEC Says Facts Show Galloping Fraud By Racetrack Operator
• Tech Cos. Use Court, Not Arbitration, More Often: Survey
• 6th Circ. Upholds Sentence For Sports Drink Co. Exec
• Radio Stations Sue Rights Agency Over Size Of Royalty Fees
• Native American Groups Back Ban On Offensive Trademarks
• Senate Dems Want FCC Action On Free Data Plans
• Lack Of Patentability Sinks $8M Judgment, 2nd Circ. Told
• Twitter Again Escapes Suit Over ISIS Accounts
• Judge Won't Toss Case Over 'We Shall Overcome'
• Real Estate Rumors: Anbang, Cycle, ZMC Advisors
• Big Apple Circus Cites Low Sales, Donations In Ch. 11 Petition
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• 2 Senate Dems Drop Hold On FCC Reappointment
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Fire Prevention Co. Takes Hit In Ill. Casino Insurance Suit
• Alec Baldwin Hits Back In Counterfeit Painting Row
• Mass. Man Guilty Of Fraud In 'Kung Fu Panda' IP Trial
• Brand Battles: Instagram Hits Microsoft Over 'Actiongram'
• Alleged 'Kung Fu Panda' Fraudster's Story 'Silly,' Jury Told
• FCC Channel Shift Plan Too Rigid, Broadcaster Says
• Fantasy Sports Rivals DraftKings, FanDuel Ink Merger
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• Calif. High Court Case Will Affect Internet Free Speech
• MLBPA Says App Maker Isn't Paying Settlement Royalties
• Frankie Valli Beats 'Jersey Boys' Copyright Suit
• Baseball Analyst Says Gawker Can't Escape Defamation Claim
• Fed. Circ. Tells Tech Co. To Disclose Disputed IP Docs
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Tech Giants' Targeted Ad PTAB Win
• Delivery Agent Gets Ch. 11 Sale Nod After 11th-Hour Deal
• Playmates Say Texas Strip Clubs Stole Their Photos
• 10,000 Attys Sign Letter Opposing Bannon White House Role
• Twitter Fires Wilson Sonsini, Hires Cooley In IPO Fight
• Time Runs Out For FCC Chief's Agenda
• WebSpectator Board Fires Back At 'Insurgent' Stockholders
• FCC Says DirecTV Agent Not On Hook For Campus Retrans
• Hearst Email Is Privileged In Privacy Row, Judge Holds
• The Consequences Of Divide-And-Conquer: Carcieri Redux
• Sirius Says Sale Ends Fla. Copyright For Pre-1972 Records
• Real Estate Rumors: Henderson Park, Metropole, Benenson
• 'Star Trek' Fan Film Is Legal Fair Use, Creators Say
• Post-Election Thoughts On Antitrust
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• DraftKings, FanDuel Say Use Terms Send MDL To Arbitration
• ESPN Can't Get Notre Dame PD Records On Student-Athletes
• Richard Prince Hit With Another IP Suit By Photographer
• Facebook Shareholders Denied Doc Bid In Class C Stock Fight
• Monster CEO's Bid For Share Of $3B Beats Sale Sputters
• Ex-Univision DJ Wins Reversal In Wrongful Termination Suit
• 'Hillary For Prison' Bobblehead Prompts Copyright Suit
• Perkins Coie Hires Ex-Wiley Rein Telecom Partner
• FCC Mustn't Delay Post-Auction Transition, Carriers Say
• Prince's Estate Sues Tidal Over Streamed Songs
• Accused 'Kung Fu Panda' Fraudster Points Finger At Disney
• Broadcast Group Exec Calls For Ease Of Ownership Rules
• Offensive TMs Are Still Enforceable, ABA Tells High Court
• Calif. Says Tribes Lack Basis In Gaming Pact Expiration Row
• FCC's Rosenworcel Pressed To Act On Set-Top Box Plan
• Senate Urged To Exempt Tribes From NLRB Jurisdiction
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 6, Bedside Manner
• The Intricacies Of Patent Infringement In Indian Gaming
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• Wayans' 'Family Guy' Joke Not Protected Speech, Actor Says
• Edwards Wildman Can Get Novak Docs In Malpractice Suit
• Commodores Founder's Use Of Band Name Clarified
• Conservative Groups Back Review Of NJ Sports Betting
• Standing Admitted In Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight MDL
• Telecom, Consumer Groups Back Cox On DMCA Safe Harbor
• Charter, Liberty Want Class Fight Over $55B TWC Deal Nixed
• DOJ Asks To Finalize Terms Of Nexstar-Media General Deal
• Twitter Gets Patents In Vine Patent Case Nixed Under Alice
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, Viacom, Abbott Laboratories
• Redskins Challengers Jump Into High Court TM Battle
• Broadcasters Challenge FCC Ownership Rules In DC Circ.
• Viacom To Pay $345M For Argentine Television Network
• Spotify Can't Arbitrate Subscription Auto-Renewal Dispute
• Insurer Must Pay In Dispute With Law Firm, 5th Circ. Says
• Fallen Warriors In The Game Of Mobile Privacy
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• Sirius, Turtles Settle Calif. Pre-1972 Case Ahead Of Trial
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fenwick & West's Mark Stevens
• VidAngel Says Family Film Law Is Shield In Disney's IP Row
• 7th. Circ. Revives Chicago Atty's Gawker Defamation Suit
• LinkedIn Boot Shows Russian Data Law Can't Be Brushed Off
• Jim Carrey Ducks Fees After Bid To Remove Drug-Suicide Suit
• Five States Push High Court To Take NJ Sports Betting Case
• Hackers Expose 412M Website Accounts, Report Says
• Porn Actors' HIV Suits Not Covered, Says Insurer
• Former NJ AG Appointed To Steer Atlantic City's Finances
• AT&T's Free Data Plan May Violate Net Neutrality, FCC Says
• 'Kung Fu Panda' Wasn't A Ripoff, Jury Told
• Level 3 Says FCC Empowered To Limit Nat'l Security Reviews
• Directors Guild Presses FCC To Release Set-Top Plan
• Cumulus Media Gets Advertising Antitrust Suit Gutted
• Frontier Lobbies FCC Chief Over Harm From Rate Regs
• Reuters, Pillsbury, FireEye Align For Cybersecurity Program
• Dish Employees Seek OK Of $1.9M Overtime Arbitration Win
• Attack Of The Zombie Webcams: DDoS Attacks And The Insecure IoT
• Intellectual Property Under A Donald Trump Presidency
• Conn. Court Dismisses Wrestlers' WWE Concussion Case
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• Judge Tosses Suit Over Film Ratings For Smoking Scenes
• Opening Up Libel Laws Would Test 1st Amendment
• Facebook Ruling Lets Conventional IPO Structures Live On
• DOJ Appeals Loss On BMI Music Rights Accord To 2nd Circ.
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• Porn Studio Likely Insured For Actors' HIV Suits, Judge Says
• Blue Lake Looks To Nix Suit Seeking Halt Of Tribal Court Row
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear $50M Vivendi Securities Suit
• IMDb Files Suit Against Calif. AG Over Privacy Bill
• FTC Can't Get $26.5M Damages Ruling In Amazon In-App Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toutiao, Siemens, Accelya
• Brand Battles: Snoop Dogg, Maple Leafs Fight Over Trademark
• Libraries Can Lend E-Books, Says EU Top Court
• USPTO Urges High Court To Uphold Ban On 'Racial Slurs'
• FCC's Clyburn Wants 'Pitches' On Broadband Cost, Diversity
• Jesse Ventura Urges Justices To Reinstate Defamation Award
• Atty Can Resume Defamation Case With Denton Stay Lifted
• Show's Over For Live Nation Rival's Doc Destruction Claims
• Hearst Ordered To Provide More Docs In Subscriber Suit
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• Rigid Team Telecom Deadlines Not Doable, Exec. Branch Says
• Russia Upholds LinkedIn Ban Over Data Protection Violations
• Zuckerberg Choked Competition For Virtual Cash, Court Hears
• Adobe Inks $540M TubeMogul Buy In Video Advertising Push
• What To Do About Defamatory Online Reviews
• Ex-Venezuelan Soccer Head Pleads Guilty To Racketeering
• Telecom Group Urges FCC Against Ethernet Rate Regs
• Groups Ask DC Circ. To Scrap FCC's Cable Rate Order
• Ariz. Gaming Head Fights Tribe's Gambit In Casino Suit
• Ad Firm To Pay $1.5M To End Probe Into Ex-CEO's Expenses
• Film Producer, Atty Indicted In $26M Gerova-Related Fraud
• Subscriber Says Hearst Email Isn't Privileged In Privacy Row
• Boxing Promoter Says Manager Can't Toss Antitrust Claims
• LabMD, FTC Data Security Battle Heads To Small Screen
• SFX Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed After Final Equity Value Fight
• Seminole Have Right To Continue Offering Card Games: Judge
• Boyd Biloxi Scores Final OK For Deal In Casino TCPA Suit
• 2nd Circ. Allows NY Tribe To Keep Trust Land For Casino
• FDA Will Study Drug Risk Info On Social Media
• NJ Casino Seeks $15M Damages In Baccarat Scam
• Boston Founder Asks For Contract Claim Win After TM Trial
• FCC Urged To Maintain Prices In Verizon-XO Deal
• Guarantees On EB-5 Investments Must Be Nixed, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: 3G Capital, Canada Goose, Tencent
• Best Buy's DirecTV Gear Lease Was Fraud, 9th Circ. Told
• Windstream Pushes FCC For Biz Data Price Protections
• Match Group Looks To End Investor Suit Over Test Prep Biz
• Music Royalty Spat Belongs In CRB, DC Circ. Judge Suggests
• Californians Veto Condom Requirement For Porn
• Rural Telecom Group Wants FCC Subsidy Gaps Filled
• Employment Law Possibilities Under President Trump
• A Look At Atty Fee Awards In Post-Kirtsaeng Copyright Cases
• What New DOL Overtime Rules Mean For The Media Industry
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• Net Neutrality Rules In Jeopardy With Trump Win
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• New Jersey Voters Defeat Casino Expansion Measure
• Insurer Had No Duty To Cover All Fairgoers, Judge Says
• Calif. Tribal Groups Say NLRB Should Keep Hands Off Casinos
• 2nd Circ. 'Eviscerated' DMCA Safe Harbor: MP3Tunes Boss
• Sports Betting Ban Goes Too Far, High Court Brief Says
• World Chess Files $4.5M Piracy Suit Over Players' Moves
• Wireless Group Asks FCC For More Transparency Rule Relief
• Parents Push Back At Viacom Over Child-Tracking Claims
• 'Kung Fu Panda' IP Suit Chicanery Unprecedented, Atty Says
• NAB Pushes FCC To Get Going On New Broadcast Standard
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• Audio Co. Seeks Exit From Colts Fan's App Privacy Row
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Ethernet Special Access Rates
• AIG Must Defend Bill Cosby In Defamation Suits, Judge Rules
• Royalty Co. Tells 9th Circ. FIFA Owes It $4M From World Cup
• Ethics Panel Warns Attys, Firms Conduct Rules Apply Online
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• 'Tips' Earned Dancers More Than Min. Wage, Pa. Club Says
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• Charter Wants To Appeal $10B Racism Suit To 9th Circ.
• Rolling Stone Must Pay $3M To Defamed Dean, Jury Says
• US Anti-Doping Body Bans MMA Champ For 1 Year
• Cox Tells 4th Circ. DMCA Case Is 'Unprecedented'
• UK Regulator Pressing Facebook, WhatsApp Over User Privacy
• Ex-Gaming Exec Must Testify In Facebook Antitrust Case
• Utility Consumer Group Wants More FCC Biz Data Reform
• Verizon Urges Caution In FCC's Data Roaming Review
• Film Producer Fights Arbitration Of 2014 Sony Hack Claims
• Artist Lied Under Oath In 'Kung Fu Panda' IP Suit, Feds Say
• Rock Band Fights For Contract Release As Trial Opens
• Ala. Tax Official Won't Oppose Tribe's Bid To Block Taxes
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS, Etihad Airways, Deutsche Telekom
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Netflix's Alice Win In TiVo Patent Case
• Amazon Warns License Plan Could Delay Set-Top Box Unlock
• Experian Can't Leave American Eagle Spam Text Dispute
• Frank's Landing Looks To Prevail In Row Over Tribal Status
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• Twitter Investor Says Brass Lied About User Growth
• Justices Won't Review Rejection Of Game Patent Under Alice
• FCC Hit By New 3rd Cir. Challenge To Media Ownership Move
• Politics And The AT&T-Time Warner Merger
• Trump Vs. Clinton: Some Antitrust Predictions
• Actors Signed Off On Ad Replays, Huntington Tells 2nd Circ.
• Time Warner Cable Urges 7th Circ. To Keep Data Suit Buried
• Dems Press FTC To Step Up Internet Of Things Regulation
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Revive Fraud Suit Against Ex-K&L Attys
• Broadway Show Seeks $12M Coverage For Star Dropping Out
• Ex-Gawker Head Asks Nix Of $100M Atty Claims In Bankruptcy
• Trump's Tax Returns Not In Journalist's Reach, IRS Says
• Comcast Can't Duck Antitrust Suit Over Spot Ad Sales
• FCC Told To Extend Small-ISP Transparency Rule Relief
• Mass. Secret Recording Ban Unconstitutional, Journalist Says
• Rolling Stone Defamed Dean Handling Rape Probe, Jury Says
• NM Pueblo Insists State Acted In Bad Faith In Gambling Talks
• Facebook Accused Of Discrimination Over Ad Targeting
• Mattel Seeks To Toss $10M Class Suit Over CEO's Exit Pay
• Rainmaker Q&A: Michelman & Robinson's Sanford Michelman
• Promotion Co. Wants To Strike Experts In Boxing Battle
• China's Wanda Inks $1B Takeover Of Dick Clark Productions
• Phillips Nizer Adds Trial Partner From BakerHostetler
• 3rd Circ. Refuses To Revive Atty's Nazi Book Defamation Suit
• Impulse Fights Microsoft's Patent Win At Fed. Circ.
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• Edwards Wildman Wins Bid For Docs From Daily Mail Litigant
• Ex-Univision DJ Tells Calif. Court Firing Was Over Tumor
• NY Tax Doesn't Violate Strip Club's Speech Rights, Court Says
• Apple's Contract Barred App Privacy Breach, Judge Told
• Country Music Band Gets Atty DQ'd In Trademark Suit
• Amazon, Others Should Face Kaavo Patent Suit, Judge Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Viacom, Ameriprise, Microsemi
• Latham Picks Up Ex-Cooley PE, M&A Pro With Startup Chops
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Facebook IPO Insider Trading Suit
• NY Court Denies Injunction Permitting 'Ballot Selfies'
• Gaming Group Rips CBS For Grisham's Casino Comments
• Potential Daily Fantasy Merger A Tough Antitrust Sell
• Microsoft Hits FCC Commissioner With Set-Top Box Concerns
• 3 Takeaways From Berkeley's Recent CEQA Victory
• Gawker To Pay Off All Unsecured Creditors In Settlement
• IRS Issues Regulations On Controlled Foreign Corps.
• Rovi Fights To Resurrect Channel Guide IP In Netflix Row
• 4 Firms Guide REIT EPR's $456M Acquisition, $244M Loan
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• US Trustee Takes Aim At Releases In SFX Ch. 11 Plan
• Univision Beats Copyright Suit Over Danny Trejo Films
• DGA Presses Set-Top Concerns With FCC's Rosenworcel
• State Dept. Can Keep BAE Systems Settlement Docs Redacted
• Cooley Picks Up Former Republican FCC Commish McDowell
• FCC's Pai Says Feds Must Help Clear Path For Broadband
• Fla. High Court Told Gaming Control Measure Offers Clarity
• DJ Fights Summary Judgment In Taylor Swift Groping Suit
• Boeing Beats $43M Software Contract Verdict In 10th Circ.
• 2016's Thriving M&A Market
• Atlanta Hawks, City Strike Deal For $193M Arena Revamp
• Cirque US Arm Wants Out Of TCPA Junk Fax Complaint
• Dish Pushes FCC To Set Nexstar-Media General Conditions
• 6th Circ. Affirms Conviction For Sports Drink Co. Exec
• Tribal Gambling Ruling Didn't Muddy Jurisdiction, Judge Says
• Thousands Sign On To AT&T-Time Warner Merger Opposition
• Sprint Urges Fed. Circ. To Toss Comcast $7.5M IP Win
• Ukrainian Cos. Can Revise Argument In Forbes Arbitral Case
• Gawker, Founder Pay $31M To Settle Hulk Hogan Litigation
• DOJ Sues DirecTV Over LA Dodgers Info-Sharing Deals
• 6 Months Later, Still No End To 'Star Trek' Fan-Fic Suit
• Lessons From FinCEN's Latest Gaming Enforcement Action
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• Lakeshore Entertainment Can't Duck 'Walk Of Shame' Suit
• 'Jersey Shore' TV Co. Nears OK On $1.4M Worker OT Deal
• FCC Sets Standards For Alaska Broadband, Voice Build-Out
• Voters Say NY Ballot Selfie Ban Violates 1st Amendment
• Suit Says Universal Can't Put Theme Park On Orlando Land
• NM Rips Feds In 10th Circ. Tribal Gaming Procedures Fight
• Facebook Says TCPA Unconstitutional In Texting Suit
• Cable Group Opposes Temporary Channel Assignments
• Groups Ask Facebook To Clarify Content Removal Policies
• Ex-Wrestlers Protest WWE Sanctions Bid In Concussion Case
• Warner, Universal, Fox Exit Musicians' Union Soundtrack Row
• AT&T-Time Warner Deal Raises Net Neutrality Q's, Sen. Says
• DirecTV Facing Class Cert. Bid For Calling 18K People
• Verizon Lobbies FCC Against Wholesale Ethernet Rate Cap
• Optical Defends PTAB Disc Patent Decisions At Fed. Circ.
• Comcast-Irking Nashville Ordinance Sparks Suit From Utility
• RJ Reynolds Can't Escape Anti-Smoking Ad Order In DC Circ.
• Tribe Seeks $4.1M In Fees From Arizona Over Casino Row
• America's Test Kitchen Sues Celeb Chef Christopher Kimball
• Boston Founder Loses Trademark Trial Against Ex-Guitarist
• NJ Lawmakers Lob 'Nuclear Option' On Sports Betting Regs
• Warner Bros. Wins 8th Circ. Ruling On 'Wizard of Oz' Merch
• 5-Hour Energy Seeks Partial Win In False-Ad MDL
• Introducing E-Sports, A Newcomer To The Gambling Arena
• Atty Blasts Boston Founder As 'Glib,' 'Liar' In IP Trial
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• Firm Can't Pick What's Secret In Malpractice Suit: Ex-SEAL
• Gannett Drops Bid For Former Tribune Co.
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8
• Rainmaker Q&A: Wiley Rein's Kathleen Kirby