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Media & Entertainment - February, 2017

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• LA Times, Fired Cartoonist Draw Judge's Ire For Wordy Briefs
• GOP-Led FCC Expected To Narrow Merger Reviews
• Fandango Beats IP Suit With Alice After Fed. Circ. Revival
• FCC's Pai Backs Internet Without 'Utility-Style' Regs
• Russian Exec Sues BuzzFeed Over Mention In Trump Dossier
• Elmo, Cookie Monster Infringed Puerto Rican Song, Suit Says
• Vivendi Calls $400M 'Spinal Tap' Royalties Claim 'Absurd'
• Pittsburgh Paper Can't Shield Financial Records In Trust Row
• Limiting Remedies On Celebrity Right-Of-Publicity Claims
• U2 Hit With Copyright Suit Over Decades-Old Song
• Court OKs FantasyDraft's Deal With Bankrupt Fantasy Aces
• Former USC Football Player Defends FLSA Class Action
• Comcast Pays $2.3B To Buy Rest Of Universal Studios Japan
• 5th Circ. Upholds Conviction For $19.6M Disney Park Fraud
• How 401(k) Benefits Can Attract Millennial Legal Talent
• How The Courts Review Executive Orders
• UBS Says Investor Wasn't A Customer, Can't Arbitrate Claim
• FCC's Dem Says She Won't Agree To Open Internet Reversal
• 'Unprofessional' Atty Avoids Sanctions In MLB TV Settlement
• Ex-LA Times Sports Freelancer Must Arbitrate Age-Bias Suit
• Sen. Markey, Advocates Decry Attacks On FCC Privacy Rules
• Wells Fargo Faces Sanctions Bid In Film Funding Fraud Suit
• Gawker's Founder Asks For Dismissal Of His Ch. 11 Case
• Vendors Cutting Off NM Pueblo's Casinos, 10th Circ. Told
• Dru Hill's Royalties Suit Against EMI, Sony Falls Flat
• Philly Biz Sues Over Ownership Of Trump Casino Sign
• Calif. Group Asks For Hold In Tribal Casino Land Row
• Charter Pulls NY AG's Internet Fraud Suit Into Fed. Court
• PTAB Rejects Two Google CBM Challenges To Ad Patents
• Apple Can Register 'IBooks Store' As Trademark, TTAB Says
• Sports Publication Sues MGM Over Use Of Its Logo In Film
• Tourism Group Sues McDermott Attorneys For Malpractice
• The Loss Of Confidentiality In NY Arbitral Enforcement Cases
• ESports Still Struggling With Top-Heavy Power Structure
• Disney Hit With Another MagicBand Patent Infringement Suit
• FCC Chief Wants To Nix Charter Merger Overbuild Condition
• LeapFrog Can't Ditch All Of Calif. Investors' Suit
• NY Panel Revives Convict's Bid To Sue Lifetime Over Movie
• Idaho Lawmakers Nix Bill To Pull Tribes' Gambling Machines
• Don't Expect Snap To Single-Handedly Revive IPO Market
• Gamblers Want Justices To Hear Tribal Casino Winnings Suit
• Feds Score Quick Win In $5.2M Gambling Winnings Row
• Tribal Casino Opponents Say 9th Circ. Has Dibs On Suit
• Google Strikes $22M Deal To End AdWords 'Dead Sites' Action
• FCC's Pai Moves To Halt Data Security ISP Privacy Rule
• THQ Execs Want 9th Circ. To Rethink Reviving UDraw Suit
• Amazon Can Put Refunds On Hold In In-App Purchase Suit
• Trump Entertainment Needs More Time To Finish With Claims
• Arbitrator Again In The Hot Seat In Newspaper Seizure Case
• 'Fresh Prince' Star's Stolen Show Row With Warner Canceled
• DC Circ. Agrees To Hold Off On AT&T Special Access Fight
• Final Hearing Set For Sly Stone's Ex-Manager's Bankruptcy
• Brand Battles: Patagonia Targets Pot-Themed 'Ganjagonia'
• New Zealand Regulators Block $2.4B Vodafone, Sky Deal
• Cooley DQ'd In Leapfrog's Trademark Suit
• What Lawyers Can Learn From Kellyanne Conway
• Abuse Claims 'Overblown' In Jackson Tax Trial: IRS' Expert
• Snapchat Says Vaporstream's Patents Are Blocked By Alice
• Fla. Senate Readies Gaming Bill, But House Has Other Ideas
• Porsche Zooms Past Claim It Copied Hit Song For Cayman Ad
• Viacom Slips Suit Claiming It Hid MMA Promoter's Revenue
• Media Failed To Protect Pop Star's Privacy, EU Court Rules
• E-Book Cos. Push 2nd Circ. To Revive Antitrust Claims
• FCC Approves 1st Foreign Co. Broadcast Station Ownership
• Judge To Send Fraud Case Back To Tribal Court
• DQ Bid Nixed After Failed $330M Newspaper Seizure Claim
• ZeniMax Wants $1B In Damages, Oculus Products Pulled
• FCC Grants Small-Business Relief From Transparency Rules
• FCC Pushed To Ensure Stricter Political Ad Disclosure
• Time Warner Eyes Atlanta Station Sale Ahead Of AT&T Deal
• Bieber Really Was Sick Morning Of Deposition, Attys Say
• Absolute Poker Co-Founder Set To Cop To Gambling Charges
• Gibson Dunn Guides Kindred Group In $219M Bid For 32Red
• E-Book Seller Appeals Canadian Price-Fixing Settlements
• AP, NFL Seek Atty Fees Following Toss Of Photogs' Suit
• The Mistakes Lawyers Make When Copying And Pasting
• Here Come The Drones — And The Legal Headaches
• Comcast Cable Ad Antitrust Suit Trimmed
• Redstone Needs Mental Exam, Ex-GF Argues In Abuse Row
• Kanye Will Not Have To Attend NY Deposition In Copyright Suit
• 9th Circ. OKs Dreamworks' Win In 'Turbo' Profits Suit
• Amazon Fights For Claim Procedure In FTC's App Row
• Mobile Game Maker Can't Ditch Investor Suit Over $115M IPO
• Net Neutrality Rollback May Require FCC First Move
• Judge Blocks Calif. Law Against Disclosure Of Actors' Ages
• Zynga Can't Roll Quick Win In Gambling IP Row
• ALPS Escapes Bid For Coverage Of Bruce Lee Movie Suit
• Jury Finds Racetrack Exec Guilty Of Securities Fraud
• Viacom Urges NJ Court To Toss Child Tracking Privacy Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Arris, Dick Clark Productions, Aramco
• Calif. Court Gets Automatic Funding Disclosure Right
• 8th Circ. Affirms Ex-Sea World Workers' ERISA Win
• Davis Polk-Comcast Call May Have Sparked DreamWorks Deal
• DOJ Must Unveil Redacted CIA Docs About Detainee Deaths
• Ex-Disney Workers Hit Back At Move To Toss Race Bias Suit
• Leveraging Trademark Law To Commercialize A Meme
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 15, What's Your Number?
• Data Dexterity: The New Moat Of The Information Economy
• Bankrupt Big Apple Circus Gets A Safety Net After Sale OK'd
• New Zealand Court OKs Kim Dotcom's Extradition To US
• Justices Nix TM Appeal Over Oprah's 'Own Your Power'
• Facebook Seeks 9th Circ. Take In Birthday Text Row
• Feds Say They Can Point To Gambler's Apple, Clorox Trades
• Philly Controller Escapes 'Slush Fund' Slander Suit
• Group Blasts Industry Move Against FCC Transparency Rules
• Kanye Says Copyright Deposition Demand Is 'Harassment'
• Senate Antitrust Heads Want Probe Of AT&T-Time Warner Deal
• Gawker Says $3.7M IRS, NYC Tax Claims Could Hold Up Ch. 11
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Dr. Seuss Copyright Threat Against Play A 'Shot In Dark'
• Goodwin Adds Prominent IP Partner Chatterjee From Orrick
• Biz News Outlet Fights Order To Reveal Coal Co. Sources
• Yahoo Shareholders Sue Over Massive Data Breaches
• Google, YouTube Beat Claims Over Booting Singer's Video
• DC Judge Says NIGC Followed Order In Tribal Gaming Dispute
• FCC Was Right To Drop Set-Top Box Plan, Legislator Says
• High Court Denies Cert. In Newspaper Union Practice Case
• Comcast Sheds Disparate Impact Claim In Race Bias Row
• Chinese Video Streaming Co. iQiyi Nabs $1.53B Investment
• Civil Litigation Outlook For 2017
• Celeb Endorsement Contracts May Change In The Trump Era
• Verizon Cuts Yahoo Deal By $350M Over Cyberattack Woes
• Franken Unmoved By AT&T, Time Warner Case For Merger
• Calif., Tribes Look To End Gambling Pact End Date Suit
• NCAA Champs Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Likeness Rights Row
• Time Can't Use Spokeo To Dodge Mich. Video Privacy Action
• Snapchat's $3B IPO Leads Rebounding Tech Market
• Tax Trial Over Cable Co. Sale Hangs On Diligence
• Scholastic Loses $3.3M Georgia Sales Tax Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Axes Third Speaker Patent Claim In Apple Case
• Wynn Las Vegas Dodges Stagehands' Claims It Didn't Bargain
• Real Estate Rumors: Citizens Bank, Peloton, Opus 3 Artists
• Pa. Lawmaker Lobs Bill To Allow Sports Betting
• Ex-Playboy Bunny Accuses Sex Pill Maker Of Fake Promo
• Sprint Owes Comcast $1.5M Over SMS Patent, Jury Finds
• FCC Chief Tells Sen. Franken They Share Open Internet Goals
• Installer Blasts Comcast's Quick Win Bid In Antitrust Spat
• Apple, Tech Giants Win Data Patent Dispute At Fed. Circ.
• Treat The Beatles Just Like Adele, Vimeo Tells High Court
• Cumulus Tries To Quash What's Left Of Radio Antitrust Suit
• Responding To A Politician's Social Media Attack
• Ex-SoundCloud GC Heads To JAG Shaw Baker's IP Practice
• Buzzfeed Says Euro News Outlet's Libel Claims Lack Proof
• Spotify-Backed B2B Streaming Service Raises $22M In Funds
• Illinois Biometrics Legislation Sets Trend
• Boston Ex-Guitarist Can't Get Fees In Founder's TM Suit
• Facebook Escapes TCPA Suit Over Hack-Alert Texts
• Facebook CEO, GC Keep Win Against Atty's Defamation Claim
• Calif. Judge Calls Law On Actors' Ages A Free Speech Threat
• 1 Jailed, 2 Get Probation In Hacking-For-Spam Case
• EA Wants Quick Win On Claim In Madden Publicity Duel
• King Of Pop's Ex-Manager Says Brands Lined Up Before Death
• Comcast Lobbies FCC To Revive UHF Ownership Limit Break
• Jury To Mull If Sprint Infringed Comcast Patent In $153M Row
• FCC's Pai Wants To Cut 'Red Tape' For Radio
• Sofia Vergara Sues Ex-Fiancé In Dispute Over Pre-Embryos
• Ex-Fire Marshal's Contract Suit Against Pa. Township Revived
• Bieber Skipped Depo To 'Chug Beer,' Copyright Accuser Says
• Idaho Tribes Slam Bill To Shut Down Gambling Machines
• Social Media Giant Snap Launches Eagerly Watched $3B IPO
• $1.5M Sunken Zombie Case Can't Come To Life Yet: Judge
• 2nd Circ. Finalizes New York Pre-1972 Song Ruling
• Library Groups Push For Digital Fair Use In 11th Circ.
• 'Cultural Services' Tax Exemption Up To EU Members: Court
• Relearning The Lessons Of Korematsu's Case
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 2
• Letterman's Production Co. Freed From Royalty Claims
• Ticketmaster Stole Trade Secrets Via Hacking, Songkick Says
• Michael Jackson's Image Was In 'Nuclear Winter': Expert
• $4.3M NBC Production Assistant OT Deal Gets Initial OK
• Reporter's Atty Hints Fox News Under Federal Investigation
• NJ, MGM Resorts Ink $72M Deal Over Property Tax Appeals
• Calif. County Can Fight Tribal Casino, DC Circ. Told
• Boston Theater May Not Be Sole Employer, Miscimarra Says
• 2nd Circ. Won't Give New Life To 'Project Runway' TCPA Suit
• NJ Justices To Review Time Limits In Defamation Claim
• 'RoboCop' Studio Settles Trademark Fight
• GOP Lawmaker Takes Aim At FCC Privacy Rules
• Copyright Law Profs Blast ReDigi Music Ruling At 2nd Circ.
• Fried Frank Guides Goldman's $95M Marketing Co. Investment
• Facebook Birth Video Copyright Claims Are Tossed
• Production Co. Fights Sanctions Bid Over EB-5 Suit
• Polish Telecom Told To Pay $3M For Infringing Copyrights
• Ex-State Sen. Asks Texas High Court To Nix Radio Ad Suit
• Philly Controller Wants End To 'Slush Fund' Defamation Suit
• Trusts Say New Reps Will Resist Feds' 1MDB Asset Grabs
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 14, It's Classified
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 1
• Rapper Falsely Linked To Suicide Attempt Loses Libel Suit
• 'Simpsons' Producer Fights $21M Scam Conviction On Appeal
• Ex-ESPN Commentator Fired For Venus Williams Remark Sues
• FriendFinder Says Ownership Of Adult Sites Is Undisputed
• Enviros Cleared Of Defamation For Huffington Post BP Blog
• Health Sites Fight Facebook Users' Injunction Bid
• Draw Another Circle's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Confirmed
• FCC's Auction Outcome Is Victim Of Sky-High Expectations
• Bingham Successor's $8M Stock Suit Booted Out Of Calif.
• Panel Recommends Axing Antitrust Claims Against News Corp.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intesa, Service King Paint & Body, Cairn
• Beyonce Could Face Fight Over 'Blue Ivy' Trademark
• Racetrack Exec's Lies Aren't Securities Fraud, Jury Told
• Cox Hit With $8M In Atty Fees In Music Piracy Battle
• NJ Sens. Fail To Override Veto Over Icahn's Casino License
• Lumineers Settle With Ex-Bandmate Over Song Copyrights
• What You Need To Know About 'Unrestricted Subsidiaries'
• 10 Years Of MedImmune: What Trademark Owners Learned
• NFL, DirecTV Ask Judge To Sack Sunday Ticket Antitrust Suit
• Racetrack Exec's Own Statements Show Fraud, SEC Tells Jury
• Dish Says TCPA Verdict In NC Has No Bearing On Ill. Case
• Howard Stern Aired Woman's Convo With IRS Agent, Suit Says
• Saving Lawyers 1 Less Drink At A Time
• Reuters 9/11 Photo Copyright Dispute Sent For Talks
• Filipino Network Wins Almost $8M From Streaming Websites
• MaxPoint Beats Investors' Suit Over Post-IPO Stock Drop
• Broadcasters Endorse Early Full-Text Release Of FCC Plans
• I Heart Trademarks: Valentine's Day Special
• Ex-Soap Opera Star, Sony Settle Retaliation Suit
• Comcast, Transgender Ex-Employee Agree To Drop Bias Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Nix Of Horse Race Betting Patents
• Level 3 Urges FCC To Keep Biz Customer Privacy Change
• DC Circ. Panel Won't Rehear Decision In DirecTV Firing Row
• Zillow Hit With $8.3M Verdict For Image Infringement
• Samsung Settles Fight Over Media Delivery Patents
• Mexican Pop Star Tells Justices Not To Hear Defamation Suit
• DC Circ. Affirms Distribution Of Cable TV Royalties
• South Dakota, Tribe Seek Quick Wins In Casino Tax Suit
• College Ban On Pot Group TM Use Unconstitutional: 8th Circ.
• Russia's Megafon Pays $740M For Stake In Internet Co.
• A Regulatory Play-By-Play Of The Super Bowl Drone Show
• Net Neutrality And Broadband Privacy Under The New FCC
• Lawyers Cannot Stay Silent While Trump Belittles The Courts
• NBA ESports Deal Could Be Toe In Water For Leagues
• NM Judge Won't Restrain State In Tribal Gambling Row
• Next-Gen Broadcasting Perilous For Small Cable, FCC Told
• SEC Accuses HK Investor Of Insider Trading, Freezes $29M
• FCC's Auction Tally Rises To $19.6B As Bidding Ends
• Senator Presses FCC To Limit Cable Contract Terms
• Pension Suit Over Yahoo Investment In Alibaba Again Tossed
• 3rd Circ. Backs Infosys In Rival's Noncompete Row
• Snap's $3B IPO Denies Shareholders Say On Exec Pay
• Marketing Basics For Solo Practitioners And Small Law Firms
• Radio Station Linked To Fatal Contest Closes, FCC Told
• State AGs Can Enforce Emoluments Clause Against Trump
• Post-Spokeo, Not All Statutory Violations Are Created Equal
• Sirius Copyright Ruling Is Setback For Recording Artists
• Demystifying International Extradition
• 'Lucifer' Songwriters Hit Warner Bros With Copyright Suit
• Plaintiff Can't Use TCPA Ruling To Show Harm, Spokeo Says
• Gentleman's Club, Dancers Ink $6.5M Wage-And-Hour Deal
• Calif. Appeals Court Finds Wayans' Conduct Protected Speech
• 5-Hour Energy Ordered To Pay $4.3M For Deceptive Ads
• AT&T Asks FCC For 'Just' Fix To Business Data Service Regs
• FTC Blasts Amazon's Alternative Relief Plan In App Row
• Texas, Tribe Square Off Over Electronic Bingo
• Disney Warns 9th Circ. Of 'Absurd Results' In VidAngel Case
• Big Apple Circus Receives Bid That Might Keep Show Alive
• LBI Sued By Sports Anchor Alleging Age Discrimination
• Maryland Lawmakers Lob Sports Betting Legislation
• 2nd Circ. Looks Unwilling To Revive 'Project Runway' Class
• Blind Melon Settles Unusual 'No Rain' Copyright Suit
• 'Housewives' Star's Ex-Atty Looks To Ax Bankruptcy Deal
• Feds Fight DirecTV Dismissal Bid Over Dodgers Info-Sharing
• Disney Renews Bid To Toss Ex-Park Workers' Race Bias Suit
• Law Firm Margin Improvement: The Long Game
• Greenberg Atty Explains Michael Jackson Estate's IP Moves
• Dreamworks Falsely Forecast 'Turbo' Profits, 9th Circ. Told
• VR Ex-Exec Says His Inside Info Hasn't Hurt Former Co.
• The Show Must (Not) Go On: Theater's Copyright Woes
• Songwriters Say DOJ Must Face Antitrust Licensing Pact Suit
• NY Post Sports Columnist Sues For Firing Over Trump Tweet
• Scout Media's $9.5M Ch. 11 Sale To CBS Unit Gets Court's OK
• Sony Sued By The Three Degrees Over Unpaid Royalties
• Facebook Biometric Row Halted For 9th Circ. Call On Spokeo
• Facebook Expands Bereavement Leave For Employees
• Trump Could Determine Future Of Sports Betting
• Mich. Hits Back On Tribe's Bid To Join Rival's Casino Suit
• 'Spinal Tap' Actors Join $400M Suit Over Unpaid Royalties
• Time Warner Says Bias Class Action Too Vague For Court
• Wilson Sonsini Welcomes Back IPO, M&A Veteran
• 5 Insights From Reddit GC Melissa Tidwell
• NM Tribe Says Gaming Agency Must Obey Order, Rethink Bid
• Google Atty Escapes Sanctions Bid After Doc Goes Unsigned
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 13, The Fall
• Groups Sue To Block Trump's 2-For-1 Regulatory Order
• 2017 Check-Up: Is Your Law Firm Positioned For Success?
• FTC's Smart-TV Privacy Settlement Unlikely To See An Encore
• Abuse Claim Dulled King Of Pop's Image, Tax Judge Hears
• Reps Pitch Bill To Enforce Royalties For Music Producers
• Weinstein Co. Faces $15M Suit Over 'The Founder' Release
• Senate Dems Promise A Fight Over Net Neutrality Rollback
• Beyoncé Hit With $20M 'Formation' IP Suit Over Sampling
• Betting Co. Founder Says IRS Chose Wrong Place To Sue Him
• Hearst Sued Over Use Of Janet Jackson, 'X-Files' Pics
• NJ Hotel Owner Wouldn't Need Casino License Under Bill
• Casino Surveillance Techs Not Guards, NLRB Tells DC Circ.
• Suit Seeks EPA Nominee's Emails With Fossil Fuel Industry
• Vivendi Gets More Time For High Court Bid In Investor Suit
• Contractor Says Challenge To Tribal Court Row Isn't Moot
• Calif. Tribe To Appeal Ruling That Kept Bingo Site Shuttered
• Roller Coaster Model Co. Wants Lego Project Suit Toppled
• ITC To Investigate Barriers To Digital Trade
• Investors Blast Snap's Plan To Offer Non-Voting Shares
• Gambler Urges Evidence Hearing In Insider Trading Case
• 10 Ways To Avoid Wrongful Collection Of Data Claims
• Ex-Copyright Office GC Joins Covington In NY
• The Missing Key To 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• Michael Jackson's $700M Last Dance With IRS Kicks Off In LA
• Canadian Bank Seeks Out Of Gambling Fraud Allegations
• Vizio To Pay $2.2M To End FTC, NJ Smart TV Tracking Probe
• Ex-Mass. Gov. Wants Immunity From Defamation Suits
• Melania Trump Refiles $150M Defamation Suit In NY Court
• FCC Asks DC Circ. To Pause AT&T Special Access Fight
• Investment Co. Sued Over Alleged 'Hamilton' Ponzi Scheme
• Facebook Says Alert Row Not Helped By B-Day Text Ruling
• Labels Slap Hip-Hop Streaming Site With Copyright Suit
• Dr. Seuss Estate Says Copyright Threat Letter Was Legal
• Christie Vetoes Bill To Strip Icahn Of Casino License
• Children's Author Appeals Tossed Disney IP 'Frozen' Ruling
• Online Gambling Co. Investors Sue In Del. For Equity Theft
• Bass Berry & Sims Adds Former NBA Attorney In Nashville
• Video Game Co. Wants 'Baseless' Blizzard, Valve Suit Axed
• Strip Club Says Insurer Must Cover Models' Privacy Suit
• Charter Hit With More TCPA Claims Over Robocall Ads
• Rosenfeld Meyer Adds Former McDermott Will IP Partner
• ESPN, Giants' Pierre-Paul Resolve Med Records Privacy Suit
• 'Harry Potter' Broadway Scam Stole $7.9M, Investors Say
• 4 Takeaways From Snap's IPO Filing
• Brand Battles: T-Mobile, Kobe Bryant, Swatch, Michael Kors
• Calif. Gov., Tribes Swap Shots Over Gambling Pact End Dates
• Google, Facebook Put Heat On Lawmakers To Reform ECPA
• New FCC Kills Review Of AT&T, Verizon Free Data Services
• Google, Waze Reach Deal In GPS App Maker's Copyright Suit
• Adrea Seeks More Damages From B&N In E-Reader Patent Suit
• FCC Chair Tees Up Small-Business Rule Relief For Feb. Vote
• CrossFit Seeks Sanctions For Hidden Docs In False Ad Row
• Fox Blasts Ailes Mention In Reporter's Sex Bias Suit
• Last Year's Key California Anti-SLAPP Decisions
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Cooley, Skadden
• Ed Sheeran Dodges IP Suit Over Marvin Gaye Hit, For Now
• Coffee Chain Wants 'Profit' Star To Take $26M Loss
• $500M Oculus Verdict Could Spell High-Stakes Injunction Fight
• Casino Developer Says Mont. Tribe Can't Escape Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: New York Times, Apotex, Square Mile
• Feds Fight Ex-Cozen Atty's Post-Prison Travel Request
• Netflix, Starz Hit With Suit Over Data Download IP
• Calif. Tribe Says Court Must Let It Fight Casino Challenge
• Snapchat Maker Files Long-Awaited $3B IPO
• Investors Didn't Show Party City Lied Before IPO, Judge Says
• Fla. High Court Won't Stop New Trial For Allied Vets Atty
• Sue-per Bowl Shuffle: The Year In NFL IP Litigation — Part 2
• An Open Letter To The New FTC Chair On Pyramid Schemes
• Can Federal Agencies Reverse Course Under Trump?
• Johnny Depp's Ex-Managers Rip His Spending In Countersuit
• The 4 Wittiest Dissents By Gorsuch
• Gorsuch's Opening Words Speak Volumes About His Style
• Ad Giant Saatchi Dodges Claim It Nixed Toyota Deal, For Now
• Daily Fantasy Co. Files For Bankruptcy Claiming User Funds
• Senators Flirt With Nuclear Option Over High Court Pick
• Similar On The Law, Gorsuch Differs From Scalia In Style
• Securities Co. Pays $16M In Suit Over Schilling's 38 Studios
• Former Senior Official At FCC Rejoins Covington
• Viacom Says Shareholders Failed To Demand Litigation
• Attys React To Judge Gorsuch's Supreme Court Nomination
• Gaming Agency Says It Obeyed Court Order In Tribe's Suit
• Sprint Owes $153M Over SMS Patent, Comcast Tells Jury
• Madison Square Garden Buys $181M Stake In Nightlife Co.
• Disney, Pixar Settle Animator Antitrust Row For $100M
• Cable Group Asks FCC To Bump Regulatory Fees For Satellite
• Oculus, Execs Must Pay $500M For Software Infringement
• Judge Reverses Course On Approval For Sony PS3 Deal
• TWC Wants Fed. Court To Take Calif. City's Suit Over Fees
• Cheerleaders Say NFL, Teams Conspire To Keep Wages Low
• NY AG Sues Charter Over Fraudulent Internet Speed Promises
• Assets Frozen In Suit Over 'Hamilton' Ticket Ponzi Scheme
• The Myth Of The Forceful Mediator
• Sue-per Bowl Shuffle: The Year In NFL IP Litigation — Part 1