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Media & Entertainment - January, 2017

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• Gorsuch Likely To Restore Scalia-Era High Court Balance
• Gorsuch's Credentials Could Prove Troubling To Opposition
• 3 Gorsuch Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Trump Nominates Judge Gorsuch For High Court Seat
• No Copyright Crime In Kickass Torrents Case, Says Defense
• Ex-Dealer Avoids Prison For $33 Million Fine-Art Scam
• Motion Picture Academy Sued For Disability Bias
• FBI Says Releasing Farook Phone Hack Files Is Security Risk
• Jury Awards $460K Over Cult Horror Film Infringement
• Spokeo Plaintiff Challenges 7th Circ. Ruling In FCRA Fight
• FCC Is Asked To Reopen Broadcast Communication Channels
• County Asks DC Circ. To Nix DOI's Tribal Casino Approval
• FCC's Pai Favors 'Open Internet' But Mum On Plans
• Franken Urges Pai, A Net Neutrality Foe, To Keep It Alive
• Deals Rumor Mill: Peanuts Worldwide, SoftBank, Carrefour
• NJ Developer Can't Dodge Casino License Requirement
• Judge Rules SeaWorld Can't Shed Ticket Buyers' Claims
• O'Melveny Adds Ex-Herrick Lawyer Who Served As WWE's GC
• Feds Say Leaks Didn't Hurt Gambler's Insider Trading Case
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Bill On Fantasy Sports Regulation
• Snap's Expected No-Vote Shares Likely To Remain An Outlier
• Duran Duran Case Shouldn't Affect Paul McCartney Contracts
• 'Pokémon Go' Maker Says Players' Trespass Not Its Problem
• FCC's Pai Drops Plan To Unlock Set-Top Boxes
• FCC Republicans Push Small Biz Transparency Rule Relief
• VidAngel Blasts Copyright Defeat At 9th Circ.
• New FCC Yanks Business Data Plan From Consideration
• Yahoo Sues Insurer For Refusal To Cover TCPA Suits
• Facebook Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Video Metrics
• New FCC Urged To Halt Broadband Privacy Rules
• 'NBA 2K' Maker Gets Win In Face Scan Suit
• DraftKings Nabs License For Fantasy Sports In Europe
• Jimi Hendrix Estate, Booze Co. Settle TM Row
• Love And Law In The Age Of Trump
• B&N, Amazon Want Erotic Book Liability Claim Nix Affirmed
• 50 Cent Fights Reed Smith Fee Claim With $32M Suit
• Texas Utility Members Want Out Of Cable Permit Suit
• The State Of The Litigation Finance Industry In 2017
• Spokeo Points To 7th Circ. In Latest Citation War Sally
• Viacom Unhooked From TM Row Over 'Bubble Guppies' Merch
• IRS Says Betting Co. Founder Must Face $57M Suit In Pa.
• TiVo Owes $14.5M From Rovi Merger Breached Deal, UBS Says
• Attys Leave 'Housewives' Case Over $290K In Unpaid Fees
• Facebook Can't Ditch 'Happy Birthday' Text Row, Judge Says
• Brand Battles: Gruyere, Dr Pepper, The Gap
• Casino, Foes Spar Over Jurisdiction As Judgment Looms
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear NY Casino Land Dispute
• Texas Justices Back Newspaper's Right To Defamation Retrial
• Feds Crack Down On 'Hamilton' Ticket Resale Ponzi Scheme
• Thompson & Knight Adds Litigation Partner From Reed Smith
• Pa. Court's Tax Law Reprieve May Fuel Political Maneuvering
• Boxing Manager Wins Out Over Golden Boy's Antitrust Claims
• NFL Looks To Stop Charity From Moving Suit To State Court
• Calif. High Court To Hear Tribe's Suit Over Rival's Casino OK
• Facebook Should Pay $6B, Oculus Jury Hears
• Dropped Word Shouldn't Kill Tribe Injury Suit, Complaint Says
• Steve Harvey Defeats $50M Claim Over Stand-Up Videos
• Nielsen To Raise $500M Debt To Pay For Gracenote
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Lionsgate, Temasek
• Mich. Tribe Asks To Join Rival's Casino Land Suit, Citing Deal
• Trial Set In Teamster 'Top Chef' Extortion Case
• M&E Practice Group Of the Year: O'Melveny & Myers
• Broadcasters Lobby FCC To Refine Auction Repack Report
• Disney Hit With Copyright Suit Over 'Light Between Oceans'
• 6 Ways To Get More From A Limited Budget For Trial Graphics
• Dems Ask AT&T, Time Warner For More Info On $85.4B Deal
• Blaming Online Platforms For Violence Is Likely To Fail
• Judge Keeps State Claims In 5-Hour Energy False Ad MDL
• Steve Harvey Faces $50M Claim Over Stand-Up Comedy Vids
• News Org Backs Challenge To FCC Ownership Rules
• Blue Lake Says Challenge To Tribal Court Case Is Now Moot
• Comprehensive Gaming Bill Advances In Fla. Senate
• House Republicans Ask FCC's Pai To Kill Set-Top Box Debate
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Latham & Watkins
• 4th Circ. Says DirecTV Must Face Technicians' OT Suit
• Apple Hit With Publicity Rights Suit Over Song In iPhone Ad
• Federal Whistleblower Protections May Face Greatest Test Yet
• 2nd Circ.'s Latest Guidance On 'Transformative' Fair Use
• 'Anastasia' Broadway Musical Can't Dodge Copyright Suit
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 12, Stockholm Syndrome
• Ex-Cozen Atty Wants Post-Prison Travel Ban Lifted
• AT&T Exec Fired Over Racist Pic Files Defamation Suit
• Viacom, Others Get $26.7M In Program Rebroadcasting Row
• 11th Circ. Reverses 90 Percent Fee Cut After Copyright Win
• FCC's Airwaves Auction Gets Mixed Reviews
• Garvey Schubert Atty Fights New Complaint Bid In TV Suit
• NLRB Judge Finds Dish Wage Cut Of Texas Employees Illegal
• Amazon Will Tweak E-Book Deals Over EU Antitrust Probe
• FilmOn X Says Vimeo Ruling Helps Copyright License Bid
• Gamers Fight To Keep Suit Over Online 'GTA' Play
• Judge Won't Rethink Quick-Win Denial In Tribe's Casino Fight
• 9 Months For Hacker Who Stole 'Celebgate' Nudes
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• How Michael Jordan Won TM Case In China Without TM Rights
• Horizon, TWC Disputes Sketch Post-Spokeo Lines For Privacy
• Sen. Thune Pushes Net Neutrality 'Legislative Solution'
• Spokeo User Says 9th Circ. Ruling Gives Him FCRA Standing
• Tribe Loses Bid To Revive Challenge To Rival's Casino Plans
• 9th Circ. Says Aereo Didn't Nix Copyright 'Volitional' Rule
• Jay Z's Entertainment Co. Gets Last Poaching Claim Axed
• Consumer Rights, Open Internet Under Threat, Group Says
• Mexican Grower, Distributor Clash On $1M Produce Award
• Energy Industry Site Says Ex-Exec Belongs In Conspiracy Suit
• Universal Food Stand Workers Say They Were Shorted On Pay
• Tribe Urges Judge To Block Rival's Calif. Casino Bid
• CORRECTED: Photo Copyright Claims Against Dex Media Defeated
• Sprint Buys 33% Stake In Jay Z's Tidal
• Ariz. Gaming Head Fights Reconsideration Bid In Casino Row
• AMC Ups European Presence With $929M Nordic Cinema Buy
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Irell & Manella
• Fox Rothschild Adds 6 Lommen Abdo Entertainment Attys
• What 2016 Taught Us About Marketing And Advertising Law
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Davis Wright
• Canada Sues HarperCollins, Settles With Others On E-Books
• 7th Circ. Nixes Time Warner Class' Appeal, Citing Spokeo
• FCC's Wheeler Signs Off With 'Competition' Mantra
• Alibaba Inks Deal To Be IOC Worldwide Sponsor
• Face Scan Storage Not Actual Injury, Video Game Maker Says
• Split Pa. High Court Delays End To Local Casino Tax Shares
• Samsung Fires Up $429M LCD Arbitration Against 3 Firms
• Brand Battles: The Eagles Fight Real-Life 'Hotel California'
• Fla. Appeals Seminole Card Game Ruling
• FCC Pushed To Nix Cable Public File Requirement
• EEOC, Ad Exec Press 2nd Circ. To Expand Sex Bias Standard
• Amazon Demands Stay In FTC's Unauthorized App Buy Suit
• Calif. AG Says Actor-Age Law No 1st Amendment Threat
• Insurer Says It Has No Duty To Cover Deceased Jockey
• Paramount Settles 'Star Trek' Fan Film Copyright Suit
• Investor Sues For More Info On $85.4B AT&T-Time Warner Deal
• Competition In Music Licensing — DOJ Has More To Do
• How Litigation Funding Is Bringing Champerty Back To Life
• Dentons Apologizes to Client CNN For Story Retraction Ask
• Las Vegas Sands Shells Out $7M To End Criminal FCPA Probe
• In The Polarized Era Of Trump, BigLaw Searches For Balance
• Most Influential Judges On Trump's Supreme Court Short List
• The Lawyer Who Will Shape Trump's Presidency
• Rolling Back Regulation In The Age Of Trump
• Kenyon Appeals Over Open Doc Review In $9M Fee Dispute
• Fox Can't Dodge Netflix Counterfire In Exec Poaching Suit
• Hemingway, Kerouac Heirs Sue Over Kid-Friendly Classics
• Antitrust Probes End After Apple Shelves Audiobook Deal
• IP Profs Favor Rejected Programmer In $3.6M Madden Row
• Chancery Nixes Claims Over $10M Payout For Ex-Mattel CEO
• Snapchat Tax Move Signals UK's Competitive Edge Against EU
• Not What I Signed Up For: California's New Autograph Law
• 9th Circ. Says Trademark Claims Don't Fit Karaoke Suit
• SoundExchange Fights For Higher Royalty Rates At DC Circ.
• Regulator-Targeted Bills Threaten Telecom Sector, Senate Told
• Attracting And Retaining The Millennial Lawyer
• 'Jersey Boys' Creators Push For New Trial In IP Suit
• Blank Rome Gains Cross-Border Transaction Partner In NY
• Web Streaming Like Cable, 7th Circ. Told In Copyright Suit
• Akerman Nabs Former CBS Exec For NY Tax Group
• Morissette's Manager Had Hand In Her Pocket, Stole $4.8M
• Paul McCartney Tells Sony To 'Let It Be' Over Early Work
• TiVo Damages Lost Value Claim Tossed In Kantar IP Row
• Oculus Founder, CEO Say Company Built Without Stealing
• FCC Auction Clears $10B Target, Triggering Spectrum Transfer
• N. Mariana Islands Co. Settles Hiring Bias Claims With DOJ
• Asset Swap Transactions In The Antitrust Crosshairs
• GOP Lawmaker Takes Aim At FCC Station Reporting Rule
• Justices Skeptical That Offensive TM Ban Is Constitutional
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 11, Teacher's Pet
• Twitter, Facebook Blamed In Dallas Police Shooting Lawsuit
• Comcast Subscribers Get HBO, ESPN Access Via PlayStation
• Tribe Says NIGC Flouted Court Order In Gaming Eligibility Row
• Warburg Pincus Pays $120.5M For Stake In Indian Cinema Co.
• Art Market Tax Probes Make Domestic Freeports Appealing
• CBS Presses FCC To Restore Ownership Cap Exception
• It's Time To Change The Law Firm Business Model
• O'Melveny Nabs DLA Piper Sports & Entertainment Pro
• Trump Libel Win Based On Trump Libel Loss
• Cravath Steers Cable One's $735M NewWave Buy
• Offensive TMs At High Court: Everything You Need To Know
• 'Apprentice' Contestant Hits Trump With Defamation Suit
• Dish Network Must Undo Wage Cut During NLRB Case
• Indie Label Hit With Class Action Over Deal With Sirius XM
• FCC's Transparency Rules Go Into Effect For All Providers
• FCC Urged To Enforce Discrimination Ruling On Cablevision
• Crime Writer Settles Battle With Former Accountants
• Strippers' Attys Inadequate For Wage Suit, Fla. Judge Says
• Indiana Prosecutor Sanctioned For Cop Murderer Book Deal
• Hispanic Media Tell FCC Viewers' Mail Should Be Kept
• FCC Auction's Clearing Cost Drops To $10B
• Gambler Says FBI Leaks Ruin Insider Trading Case
• Pa. Senators Push Bill To Regulate Daily Fantasy Sports
• NY Looking To Test Sports Betting Ban, Wagering Chair Says
• Justices Want Solicitor General's Take On NJ Sports Betting
• Zuckerberg Blasts Claims Oculus Based On Stolen Tech
• Facebook Says CDA Shields It From Palestinian Terror Liability
• Caesars Wins Bankruptcy Plan Approval
• Cuomo Taps Cravath Partner For Seat On NY High Court
• Amended Rule 37(e): 1 Year Later
• Actor Johnny Depp Sticks Business Managers With $25M Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive IP Suit Against Pinterest, Others
• AT&T Lobbies FCC Republican On Privacy Rules, Other Plans
• Mich. Gov. Urges Dismissal Of Tribe's Casino Land Suit
• Wheeler Asks 'Where's The Fire?' On Nixing Net Neutrality
• Magic City Dancers Settle FLSA Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Photogs Ask To Appeal NFL, AP Contract Claims Dismissal
• 2016: The Year The Music Sued
• Avoiding The Hidden Costs Of Bargain-Priced E-Discovery
• Property Co. Says Loeb & Loeb Dropped It Like 'Hot Potato'
• 'Dance Moms' Star, Feds Battle Over Proper Sentencing
• NY Says Daily Fantasy Law Was Passed Constitutionally
• NY Fund Manager Shells Out $8M To SEC Over Ponzi Scheme
• 9th Circ. Revives Shareholder Suit Over UDraw Sales
• Real Estate Rumors: Hines, High Times, Trump Tower
• Retail Trends: Outlets As Destination Centers
• Caesars Settles Last Objection To Ch. 11 Plan
• What Trump High Court Candidates Say About 1st Amendment
• Fla. Gaming Bill Eyes Seminole Deal, Slots, Fantasy Sports
• Ex-HBO Employee Gets 30 Months For Embezzling $1M
• Adelson Settles With WSJ Reporter Over 'Foul Mouth' Claims
• 'American Idol' Parent Blasts $23.75B Songwriter IP Claim
• As Justices Weigh Cert For NJ, Sports Betting Push Surges
• Hogan Lovells Gains Ex-Latham Finance Pro In Los Angeles
• Ex-GE Atty To Get Suspension For Tax Fraud Press Leak
• UMG Only Just Begun To Pay Digital Royalties, Carpenters Say
• Porn-Linked Prosecutors Drop Libel Suit Against Philly Paper
• Calif. Group Seeks To Toss DOI Rule On Tribal Casino Land
• Ex-Relativity Media Exec Sues Over False Statements, Ouster
• FTC To Look Into Toys That Spy
• Disney Can't Sell 'Alice' Merch, Trademark Suit Says
• Fla. Exotic Dancers Blast Clubs' Quick Win Bid In Wage Suit
• Nexstar, Others Back Challenge To FCC's Drop Of UHF Break
• Viacom Wins TM Ruling Against 'Spongebob' Restaurant
• A Fast Track For New Gaming Devices In Nevada
• Saving Lawyers 1 Breath At A Time: Mindfulness In The Law
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 2
• Oculus Exec Denies Using Stolen Code In $2B Trial
• Ex-Athlete Slaps Microsoft With IP Suit Over 'Gears Of War'
• FCC Floats Progress Reporting For Post-Auction TV Transition
• FCC Sparks GOP Outcry With 'Midnight' Report On Free Data
• Fla. Tribe, Member Urge 11th Circ. To Chuck Tax Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Alice Nix Of TV Auction Patent
• FCC Extends Timeline For Reconsidering Ownership Rules
• NY, SC Lawmakers Lob Measures To Legalize Sports Betting
• Tribe Says Money Centers' Ch. 11 Plan Disclosures Lack Info
• FCC Approves $4.6 Billion Media General-Nexstar Merger
• NJ Casino Regulator Postpones Developer's License Row
• DOJ's Dodgers Info-Sharing Case Is Flimsy, DirecTV Says
• DOJ Pushes For Quick End To Twitter Report Fight
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Disney Looks To Drop Ex-Workers' Race Bias Suit
• Dodgers Face $2M Suit Over McCartney, AC/DC Shows
• Virtual Reality And The Law: Part 1
• Understanding How Blockchain Could Impact Legal Industry
• 'Duck Dynasty' Creators Hit ITV Studios With $100M Suit
• EU's New E-Privacy Rules Expand Its Authority Over Tech Cos.
• Los Angeles Wins War For George Lucas' $1B Museum
• Deal Between DJ, Cumulus Media Unit Short On Details: Judge
• Facebook Faces $2B Trial Over Virtual Reality Software
• No Fees For Video Game Cos. In Acceleration Bay IP Row
• Vegas Fest Seeks $2M Fees From Mr. Brainwash In TM Row
• Trump Beats $4M Libel Suit Over 'Intemperate' Tweets
• Man U Striker Wins Doping Defamation Suit Against Ex-Coach
• FCC Slates Vote On Axing Broadcasters' Public File Rule
• Novelist's Ex-Atty Denies Conflict At $3M Malpractice Trial
• Ex-Wrestlers Hit Back On WWE Dismissal Bid In Royalty Row
• SeaWorld Can't Trim Ticket-Buyers' Claims, Court Hears
• Pa. Justices Won't Revive Ex-Commissioner's Libel Suit
• Art Fraudster Too Mentally Ill For Pro Se, 9th Circ. Told
• Facebook Blocks Claims That Service Terms Break NJ Law
• Arbitration Clauses Not 'Magic,' Draft Kings Users Say
• Future FCC Leadership Could Mean Big Changes For TCPA
• Gawker Breaks News 1 Last Time
• Consumer In Spokeo FCRA Row Slams Cite Of Other Rulings
• Hedge Fund Pares Movie Co. Founder's $100M Fraud Suit
• The Firms That Dominated In 2016
• How The GOP May Undo Wheeler's Telecom Legacy
• Blackouts Show Need For Retransmission Reform, FCC Told
• FCC Warns TV Stations Over Political Transparency Issues
• Author Fern Michaels Leaves Malpractice Trial Citing Illness
• Atty Group Says Navajo Casino Tort Suit Belongs In NM Court
• Ex-Gambling Co. Founder Says Pa. Court Can't Hear Tax Row
• Atty Suspended After Usher Suit Won't Get High Court Hearing
• DreamWorks Tries To Sink Challenge To $3.8B Comcast Tie-Up
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Film Financier Gets $23M Fraud Suit Paused For Criminal Case
• Kate Hudson's Activewear Co. Sues Alleged Patent Troll
• High Court Won't Hear Jerk.com's Free Speech FTC Appeal
• Customers Challenge B&N Dismissal Bid In Data Breach Suit
• Justices Won't Hear Google Online Child-Tracking Case
• Chicago Museum Can't Escape Suit Over Damaged Car
• Dish Wants Ruling Against Alleged TV Pirate In IP Row
• Broadcasters Slam Microsoft's Vacant Channel Push
• IMDb Seeks To Bar Calif. AG From Enforcing Privacy Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nature's Bounty, Fairfax, Meredith
• VidAngel Held In Contempt For Flouting Copyright Injunction
• Scholastic, Houghton Mifflin Hit With Trademark Suit In Texas
• Texas Court Again Sides With AMC In $1.2M Tax Refund Fight
• Charity Says NFL Is Trying To Avoid Commissioner Deposition
• Strip Club Must Pay Models After No-Show In Likeness Suit
• Church Group, Satellite Co. Reach $600K Deal On $3M Claim
• Verizon Exec Says Outlook For $4.83B Yahoo Buy Is Uncertain
• Cable Group Bashes FCC's 5G Cybersecurity Reporting Rule
• SLUSA Continues To Stir Jurisdictional Questions
• 5 Insights From General Electric's Alex Dimitrief
• Fed. Circ. Says Nautilus Doesn't Kill Graphics Patent
• Publisher, Others Charged With $10M Fla. Mortgage Fraud
• Nygard Sues Witnesses In Bacon's $50M Defamation Case
• Gambling Tech Cos. Face 2nd Setback In FanDuel IP Suit
• Calif.'s Suit Over Tribe's Illegal Bingo Site Put To Rest
• FCC Takes Heavy Fire As Industry Seeks Privacy Reversal
• James Woods Can Unmask Dead Twitter User, Judge Rules
• Viacom Class Calls For Arguments In Redstone Ouster Suit
• Sports Network Loses $21M Contract Appeal At 10th Circ.
• Dechert Steers Column's $146M Loan For NY Twitter Building
• Real Estate Rumors: Abrams, Pete Sampras, Orbach
• Snapchat Lying To Investors To Boost IPO, Ex-Worker Says
• Ex-CBS Anchor Apologizes As Part Of Hacking Settlement
• $16.5M Centaur Ch. 11 Clawback Spurs High Court Petition
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Global Logistic Properties, BAWAG
• Feds Name FBI Agent Who Leaked Insider Trading Case Info
• Draft Ops Files For Ch. 11, Seeks Stay In Hockey Contract Suit
• 9th Circ. Rejects VidAngel's Emergency Stay Bid
• FCC Republicans Rage At Broadcaster Reporting Order
• Barnes & Noble Ordered To Pay $266K In E-Book Patent Row
• Navajo Casino Tort Suit Belongs In NM Court, 10th Circ. Told
• Clock Starts On Maryland Daily Fantasy Sports Regulations
• UMG Beats Blues Musician's Suit Over Song Sample
• Fla. Bill Specifies That Fantasy Sports Are Not Gambling
• How A Single Objection Could Thwart Caesars' Ch. 11 Plan
• Las Vegas Sands Wins Shareholder Suit Over Derailed Plans
• FCC OKs Univision Foreign Ownership Over 25 Percent Limit
• Spokeo Points To 2 New Decisions In 9th Circ. FCRA Row
• Small ISPs Ask Pols For Relief From FCC Transparency Rules
• FTC's Deception Charge 'Devoid Of Proof,' DirecTV Asserts
• NFL, AP Win Dismissal Of Photographers' Contract Claims
• Senators Question Charter, Comcast On Misleading Fees
• Sony, Warner Settle Amway Copyright 'Ambush' Suit
• Ariz. Tribe Asks Judge to Reconsider In Casino Fight
• 7th Circ. Skeptical Of TWC Data Class Action After Spokeo
• Streaming TV Co. President Can't Duck Dish Copyright Suit
• Ex-Bowie Manager Can't Undo $9M Copyright Loss
• NFL Takes Charity Event's Gambling Suit To Federal Court
• 'Star Trek' Fan Film Is Not Fair Use, Judge Says
• Blackstone Tests Longer Investment Horizons In SESAC Buy
• Calif. Cable Techs Win Class Cert. In TWC Suit Over Pay
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 10, E.J.
• Court's Sensible Analysis Saves Banker Fees In Bankruptcy
• Language Group, Studio Battle Over Klingon Amicus
• District Court Can Keep Music Royalty Spat, DC Circ. Told
• Venable, Investor Quit Fight Over $11M Facebook IPO Fraud
• Google Atty Says Sanctions Bid Based On Misleading Account
• Trade Group Asks FCC To Think Again On ISP Privacy Rules
• Be Prepared For Law Firm Data Breach Litigation
• Cooley May Be DQ'd In Ex-Client Leapfrog's Trademark Suit
• NJ Again Urges High Court To Review Sports Betting Case
• Dancers Look For Cert. In Ky. Strip Club Class Action
• FCC's Rosenworcel Departs Agency
• Art Buyer, Atty Fight Sanctions In Authentication Row
• Team Can't Duck Draft Ops Contract Suit But Avoids Sanctions
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Lip-Sync Patents Under Alice
• Law Firms Can't Be Paid Before Trudeau Victims: 7th Circ.
• Backpage Execs Hit With New Pimping, Laundering Charges
• IRS Keeps Reporting Thresholds In Final Gambling Regs
• Bankruptcy Stay Lifted In 'Idol' Winner Contract Dispute
• 7 Legal Industry Predictions For 2017
• Disney Outsourcing Cases Can Guide Trump Administration
• Almost Famous: Trademark Dilution Claims Just Out Of Reach
• Florida Cases To Watch In 2017
• Copyright Cases To Watch In 2017
• Telecom Cases To Watch In 2017
• New Jersey Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2017
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2017
• Texas Cases To Watch In 2017