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Media & Entertainment - April, 2017

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• Creator Of Fox Hit 'Empire' Dodges Pa. Copyright Suit
• ISPs Say Internet Will Remain Open After FCC Regs Rollback
• FCC's Net Neutrality Plan Sets Up Repeal Without Replace
• FCC's Clyburn Pushes Help For Independent Programmers
• Amway Seeks To Force Insurers To Cover Copyright Damages
• FBI Hit With FOIA Suit Over 2007 NBA Betting Scandal
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Win For Nintendo On Image Patent
• Brand Battles: Google, Instagram, Bayer, 'Mad Men'
• Google, Facebook Say They Paid Email Scammer $100M
• Glaser Weil DQ Bid Back In Play In Tupac Biopic Row
• Facebook Can Take Birthday Text Class Action To 9th Circ.
• Real Estate Rumors: Thor, Samar Hospitality, Snap
• NY Antique Dealers Still Clear Of $3.7M Tax Bill
• Dancers Hit Philly's Vanity Grand Cabaret With Wage Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Web Streamer's TV Copyright Case
• Calif. Tribe Looks To Nix DOI Quick Win Bid In Casino Row
• The Mediator's Proposal As A Tool For Litigants
• Increasing Focus On Info Exchanges Among Competitors
• CNN Video Data Win Leaves Spokeo Door Open For App Users
• FCC Sets Out Draft Plan To Weigh Nixing Net Neutrality Rules
• NYC Blasts Advertisers' Challenge To Billboard Ban
• CNN App User Isn't CNN Subscriber, 11th Circ. Finds
• Expectations After The Trump Administration's First 100 Days
• NIGC, DOI Slam Tribe's Bid To Beef Up Gambling Suit
• Wireless Group Urges FCC To Refuse Post-Auction Rethink
• 2nd Circ. Dives Into UVA Students' Rape Defamation Case
• 2nd Circ. Says Gov't Must Stick To BMI Appeal Deadline
• Investors Challenge $630M Harland Clarke, RetailMeNot Deal
• Facebook Can't Void German Ban On WhatsApp Data Sharing
• Hedge Fund Likely Can't Shake Film Co. Founder's $100M Suit
• FCC Will Undo Obama-Era Open Internet Framework, Pai Says
• 11th Circ. Tosses $6M Default Judgment In Toymaker Spat
• NY Judge Pauses SEC's 'Hamilton' Ponzi Case
• EU Top Court Says TV Streamer Is Illegal
• Sprint Slams TWC's Move To Nix $140M Patent Verdict
• Fox Lobbies FCC To Renew NY Post Ownership Waiver
• Repeal Of FCC Privacy Rules Leaves America Vulnerable
• DC Circ. Clears Bellagio Of Weingarten Right Violation
• Fox News Anchor Says More Workers May Join Race Bias Suit
• Mass. Urges 1st Circ. To Rehear Tribe's Bid To Build Casino
• The 9-Year Winning Streak Of Virginia 'Rocket Docket'
• Lottery Co. Wants Illinois Fraud Class Action Nixed
• Fox News Hit With Expanded, New Race Discrimination Suits
• Universal, Insurer Debate Meaning Of 'War' In Coverage Fray
• 'Straight Outta Compton' Suit Seeks Greenberg Traurig DQ
• Collector Of Vivian Maier Photos Can't Sell During IP Row
• Gawker Takes Discovery Requests To Bankruptcy Judge
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Agency Should Address Its Flaws
• PocketProtein Investor Demands Records On Licensing Deal
• Fox Says 'Empire' Copyright Suit Is 'Frivolous'
• Pai Pushes To Do Away With 'Outdated' Media Regs
• FCC's Pai Will Lay Out Net Neutrality Plan Wednesday
• DC Circ. Revives SoundExchange Suit Against Muzak
• Time For High Court To Clarify Presumption Of Patent Validity
• Khloe Kardashian Facing Copyright Claim Over Instagram Pic
• Forest City Scores $200M Loan For New York Times Building
• Pharrell, Thicke To 9th Circ: 'Groove' Can't Be Copyrighted
• Yahoo Says Insurer Attacking Wrong Policy Over Spam Texts
• Why Colbert Can't Play 'Colbert': Tonight's Word — Copyright
• Let's Talk About Half-Hearted Innovation
• Conservative Groups Sue Berkeley Over Ann Coulter Speech
• Journalist Sues Tweeter Over Seizure-Inducing Online Attack
• SD Tribe Says It Doesn't Owe Contractor Tax To State
• Gawker Defends Bid To Investigate Hulk Hogan's Backer
• Shell, Ralph Lauren, Ruth's Beat Del. Suit Over Gift Cards
• NLRB Judge Says Hard Rock Employee Gave Up Right To Rep
• FCC Chairman Creates Diversity Advisory Committee
• Ex-Fox News Personality Says Network Hacked, Stalked Her
• 'Mouse' Travel Agency Logo Not Linked To Disney, TTAB Says
• Fox's Handling Of O'Reilly Complaints Is A Cautionary Tale
• Post-Auction Transition Shouldn't Harm Consumers, FCC Told
• Ex-Disney Workers' ERISA Suit Over Valeant Shares Gets Boot
• Streaming Giant Netflix Looks To Raise $1.1B In Debt
• 10th Circ. Upholds NM Challenge To DOI Tribal Gaming Regs
• DHS Probes Abuse Of Power In Anti-Trump Tweeter Summons
• 'Hamilton' Ponzi Case Target Fights Requirement To File Reply
• Guitar Co. Sued For Infringing Pantera's 'Dean From Hell'
• Christian Broadcaster Can't Prove 'Bad Faith,' 4th Circ. Told
• Sen. Criticizes FCC's Business Data Services Deregulation
• Counsel To Counsel: Insights From Law Firm GCs
• Pepsi Center Owner Fights Deaf Fans' Class Cert. Bid
• Wal-Mart Ordered To Pay $12M For Lifting Trade Secrets
• Timberlake, Spears Didn't Prove Pryor Cashman's Fees
• Brand Battles: Prince, Jägermeister, Wisconsin Badgers
• HK Investor Wants Out Of DreamWorks Insider Trading Case
• Baker McKenzie Leads Cruise Port Operator In $250M LSE IPO
• Dating Site Led Users On For 'A-List' Service, Suit Claims
• In-Flux DOJ Looks To Extend Deadlines In AmEx, BMI Appeals
• 5 Social Media Pitfalls In The Pharmaceutical Industry
• The Firms Filing The Most Copyright Cases
• Gray Matters: The Attorney-Client Team
• Hendrix's Estate Defends Rescinding Concert Film Deal
• Harvey Keitel Loses 2nd Shot At $1.5M ETrade Ad-Deal Suit
• Comcast False Ad Suit Worth 'Little Money,' Judge Says
• Garvey Schubert Barer Petitions FCC To Nix Main Studio Rule
• Prince's Estate Wins Temporary Block Of New Tracks' Release
• Alec Baldwin Beats Dismissal Bid In Fake Painting Suit
• Mohegan Head Says Casino Theft Not Reason For CEO's Exit
• Redstones Again Seek Chancery Toss Of Viacom Class Suit
• 3 Lessons Employers Can Learn From Bill O'Reilly's Ouster
• Libel Suit By Email 'Inventor' Belongs In Trash, Blog Says
• Fla. High Court OKs Gambling Control Amendment For Ballot
• Chance The Rapper Seeks Protective Order Over Fake Merch
• Facebook Users Fight To Stop Health Sites' Data Sharing
• FCC's Pai Talks Net Neutrality With Facebook, Oracle
• FCC Deregulates Business Data Market Amid Pushback
• CONMEBOL Wants TV Rights Suit Halted As Gov't Intervenes
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Rehear Apple, Facebook IP Suit
• SEC Says 'Hamilton' Ponzi Schemer's Stay Bid Overreaches
• Models Say Swingers Club Manager Can't Leave Ad Suit
• Abbott & Costello Heirs Take Copyright Case To High Court
• 'Housewives' Star Slams Atty's Bid To Toss Malpractice Suit
• Counsel To Counsel: Mama Said There'll Be Days Like This
• Litigation Finance, Big Data And The Limits Of AI
• 9th Circ. Ruling Generates Copyright Preemption Confusion
• DraftKings, Others Fight Bid For Source Code In IP Suit
• Mark Cuban Looks To Duck UFC Antitrust Suit Subpoena
• Set-Top Box Docket To Stay Open, FCC's Pai Says
• Wiley Rein Adds FCC's Former Media Bureau Chief
• Attorney Must Face Producer's Defamation Suit Over Tweets
• Hulk Hogan, Billionaire Slam Gawker For Info Hunt
• FCC Expected To Ease Regulations In Special-Access Market
• Prince Estate Sues Over Planned Release Of 'Deliverance' EP
• FilmOn Tells Calif. Court Ad Co. Can't Label It IP Infringer
• Casino Cabinet IP Suit Not Covered In Policy, Insurer Says
• Facebook, Consumer Spar Over Autodialer In TCPA Text Row
• McCartney Says Sony Seeks Leverage With Threat Of Suit
• Wis. Tribe Sues To Block Expansion Of Nearby Casino
• Ex-FCC Head Pushes To Reverse Title II For Broadband
• Fox Boots O'Reilly After Litany Of Harassment Claims
• 'Talking Bull': Episode 19, Bring It On
• An Earth Day Review Of 'Green Guide' False Advertising
• What's Next For Federal Anti-SLAPP Legislation
• Counsel To Counsel: A Law Firm GC's Data Protection Duties
• Sierra Club Takes U2's The Edge To Court Over Malibu Plan
• Richard Prince Says Instagram Print Was Transformative Art
• Supreme Court Told Lower Courts Misinterpreting Alice
• Lawmakers Push FCC For More Time On Pricing Deregulation
• Class Beats SeaWorld Over Auto-Renewal Of Passes
• Access Entertainment Grabs Stake In Film, TV Production Co.
• IP Ruling Against Adult Site Should Stand, 9th Circ. Told
• NFL Fights Bid For Goodell Depo In Charity Gambling Row
• FCC Final Rule Allows Channel-Sharing Outside Of Auction
• Cheating And Gambling In Esports: Reform Is Needed
• Counsel To Counsel: Evaluating Positional Conflicts
• Beverage Industry Fights SF Soda Warnings At 9th Circ.
• Reed Smith Rips 50 Cent's $32M Counterclaim, Fee Objection
• Beck Says Lahren Wasn't Ousted For Pro-Choice Comments
• Exotic Dancers, Clubs Near $5M Deal Approval Amid Protests
• 1st Circ. Revives Suit Over Tragic Mexico Snorkeling Trip
• 'GTA' Gamers' Online-Play Class Action Gets One More Shot
• Dallas Opera Accused Of Forcing Out Older Musicians
• Judge Boots Windstream's Copyright Case Against BMG
• Saudi Arabia Says Press Order Bid In 9/11 MDL Misconstrued
• Wash. Tribe To Open Casino After Justices Pass On Challenge
• Consumer Groups Tell FCC To Rethink Biz Data Rules
• Google Settles Android Dominance Abuse Claims With Russia
• Rep. Urges FCC To Keep Limits On TV Station Ownership
• Counsel To Counsel: 5 Challenges For A Law Firm GC
• Beyoncé Calls 'Formation' Video Protected Fair Use
• Yahoo Accused Of Charging For Faulty Web Hosting
• O'Melveny Scores Ex-Foley Sports Industry Pro As NY Partner
• Justices Won't Hear Suit Over $1.14M Tribal Casino Winnings
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Plead Not Guilty To Tax Crimes
• Deals Rumor Mill: BJ's, Charter NEX Films, Anbang Insurance
• Publisher Can't Remove Arbitrators In $330M Chilean Row
• Website Operator, Journalist Want Out Of Marketing Co.'s Suit
• PE-Backed Trade Show Operator Primes $295M IPO
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal Of Alice Wins On Streaming IP
• Timberlake And Spears Seek $756K In Concert Screen IP Row
• 3 Things To Know After FCC's Airwaves Auction
• Vizio Wants Smart-TV Owners' Data Collection Spat Trimmed
• Apple Fights Tentative Cert. Order In App Auto-Renew Suit
• Disney Opposes Bid For Class Cert. In Race Bias Suit
• NLRB Nixes Dish Confidentiality, Arbitration Policies
• Facebook, Instagram Lose Bid For CBM Patent Review
• Okla. Tribe Inks Settlement Over Casino Revenue Misuse
• 3 Lessons For Employers From The Fox Harassment Saga
• K&L Gates Must Face Revived Fraud Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• Martha's Vineyard Tribal Casino Win Could Cost Locals
• WWE Seeks End To Concussion Suit's Last Fraud Claims
• PTAB Declines Review Of T-Rex Digital Information Patent
• Disney Ducks Claims Refiled By Parents Of Disabled Guests
• FCC Should Delay Business Data Services Vote, SBA Says
• MJ's Estate Accuses Gov't IP Expert Of Perjury In Tax Trial
• SEC Sniffs Out $1M Of Shady General Communication Trades
• Lawyers In Flow: Get Out Of Your Head And Into Your Case
• Spotify's Direct Listing Consideration Invites Risk
• Gospel Star's Atty Didn't Force Plea Deal, Judge Rules
• Broadcast Co. Sues NY Comedians Over Morning Show Stunt
• Fla. High Court Nixes Satellite Cos.' Tax Rate Challenge
• T-Mobile, Dish, Comcast Emerge As FCC Auction Winners
• Consumers Would Pay More In Special Access Plan, FCC Told
• Wash. Tribe Sues To Stop Spokane Indian Casino Project
• Tribe Wants Ruling In NM Casino Vendor Row Overturned
• SeaWorld Blasts Investor Discovery Bid In 'Blackfish' Row
• Charter, TWC Escape Merger Suit Over Race Bias Claims
• 'Hamilton' Ponzi Scheme Claims Fail, Firm's President Says
• Boston Officials Ask Judge To Nix Union Extortion Case
• 'NBA 2K' Gamers Ask 2nd Circ. To Revive Face Scan Suit
• The Evolving Legal Landscape For Connected Products
• UBS Must Face Trial On Whether Holding Co. Was Customer
• Roku, TiVo Partner In Licensing Deal For Patent Trove
• Twitter, Investors Hit Pause On Suit Over User Metrics
• Irish DPA Says Yahoo, WhatsApp Privacy Probes Almost Done
• Carnival Co. To Pay $77K Back Wages To H-2B Workers
• Pai Tests Waters On Leaving Net Neutrality To Providers
• Stallone Sues 'Greedy' Warner Bros. Over Movie Revenue
• Kim Dotcom Takes Asset Seizure Fight To High Court
• WebMD Says Ex-Worker Took Trade Secrets To Time Inc.
• Warriors, App Maker Look To Duck Fan's Spying Suit For Good
• UMG, Others Dodge Royalties In Row Over Timberlake Hit
• Tribe Unveils Casino Project Near Palm Springs, Calif.
• ITC Launches Set-Top Box IP Investigation At Sony's Behest
• 6th Circ. Backs UAW's Win In Union Member's Race Bias Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Time, Siemens
• Real-World IP Tools In Virtual Worlds
• Feds Say 'Jersey Shore' Star's Sibling Can Afford Atty
• A Law Firm Ranking Model By 'Fake News & Distorted Reports'
• Tech Industry Urges FCC To Keep Net Neutrality Rules
• Lessons From Twitter's User Unmasking Fight With CBP
• Quincy Jones Can't DQ Atty Expert In Jackson Royalty Row
• US Treasury Secretary Wants Out Of Relativity Ponzi Suit
• SEC Signals No Patience For Fake News On Stocks
• Current, Al Jazeera Spar Over Atty Privilege In Escrow Suit
• Facebook Case Won't Deter Cos. From Fighting Data Warrants
• Caesars Fights Arbitration Award In Union Pension Dispute
• Sprint Blasts FCC Plan For Biz Data Services Regs
• Animators' Attys Defend $31.5M Fee Bid In Anti-Poach Deals
• Photog Hits NESN With Suit Over Mets Pitcher Kissing Pix
• Altice USA Files For IPO, Led By Shearman & Sterling
• Harland Clarke Pays $630M For RetailMeNot
• Bombay High Court Won't Nix Award In Sports Channel Row
• Judge Won't Add It's Just Lunch's PE Backer To Fraud Action
• Miccosukee Tribe Urges 11th Circ. To Flip Tax Ruling
• King & Spalding Adds Ex-Atkinson Andelson IP Partner
• Record Producer Sues Over Royalties For Madonna's 'Vogue'
• Yahoo Not Owed Defense In Spam Texts Suits, Insurer Says
• Racial Harassment And Retaliation: The Employee Perspective
• D Magazine Ruling Sheds Light On Texas Anti-SLAPP Statute
• FCC's Pai Plans Tech Sit-Down On Net Neutrality
• Judge Re-Awards Fees To Pop Stars In Concert Screen IP Row
• Tribe Wins 1st Circ. Reversal Over Martha's Vineyard Casino
• Answers.com Gets Ch. 11 Plan OK To Cut $471M In Debt
• Trump Co. Reaches Deal With 2nd Chef Who Quit Hotel
• 'American Chopper' Star Sued In Del. Over Scrapped Show
• IMDb Faces Copyright Dispute Over 'Spider-Man' Star Photo
• Cowan DeBaets Hires IP Pro Key To Spider-Man Rights Battle
• O'Reilly Probe To Be Handled By Paul Weiss, Reports Say
• EU Regulators Mostly Back Sweeping E-Privacy Rules
• Fired St. Louis Journalist Denies Cyberstalking Campaign
• Oculus, Execs Look To Undo $500M VR Copyright Verdict
• Wells Fargo Sanctioned Over Discovery in Film Funding Suit
• FCC Dem Slams Lack Of Transparency In Biz Services Plan
• Atty Seeks Halt To 'Real Housewives' Star's Malpractice Suit
• Conn. Tribes Tout Casino Jobs As AG Queries Revenue Pledge
• SEC Cracks Down On Bogus News Articles Promoting Stocks
• Casino Developer Drops Settlement Suit Against Mont. Tribe
• DOI Got Casino Land Ruling Right, Calif. Tribe Tells DC Circ.
• British Pop Star Settles Copyright Row Over Hit Song
• Long Island Art Whiz Taps New Atty For Criminal Tax Defense
• Boies Schiller Expands In Calif. With Caldwell Leslie Aquisition
• A Jury Consultant Reviews 'You, The Jury'
• Thoughts On EU's Draft E-Privacy Regulation
• EA Seeks To Trim Calif. Publicity Claim From Madden Suit
• Tort Claims Axed In Fair Use Suit Against Dr. Seuss Estate
• Pai Unlikely To Quell Politics At FCC With Economics Push
• Saudi Arabia, 9/11 Family Attys Spar Over Media Interviews
• Glenn Beck Hit With Suit Over Lahren Ouster
• Disney Can't Sink Writer's 'Pirates' IP Row, 9th Circ. Told
• Investors Sue Over $4.5M Lost In 'Hamilton' Tix Ponzi Scheme
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Revive Nixed FCC Privacy Rules
• US Drops Demand For Twitter To Unmask Anti-Trump Tweeter
• Oculus Sued Over Virtual-Reality Perspective Patent
• Net Neutrality Advocates Decry Reported Pai Plans
• 'Jersey Shore' Star, Brother Face Even Bigger Tax Situation
• Brand Battles: Wal-Mart Org Says Denial Flouts Free Speech
• Die Maker Says Computer Fraud Policy Covers Email Scam
• Relativity Asks 2nd Circ. To Preserve Win Against Netflix
• $26M Deal Closes Vivendi's 15-Year-Old Investor Suit
• Pre-1972 Songs Ruling May Lead To Good Vibrations
• Crowdfunding For Legal Cases: 5 Trends Reshaping Justice
• Deals Rumor Mill: Spotify, Lyft, Maersk Line
• TRUSTe Reaches Deal After NY AG's Child Privacy Probe
• 'Moderators' Could Cost Sites Safe Harbor, 9th Circ. Says
• Broadcasters Keep Pushing For Post-Auction Flexibility
• Gambling Co. Wants Quick Win In Bribery Insurance Row
• Murdoch's Fox Gets EU OK To Buy Sky As UK Review Lingers
• MLBers' Al Jazeera Suit Could Chill Future Doping Coverage
• The Turtles Argue For Pre-1972 Copyrights In Fla. Court
• Mass. AG Pact Bars Ad 'Geofences' At Abortion Clinics
• Ex-Dean Food Chair Back-Tracked Trades, Defense Says
• Twitter Sues To Block Gov't Bid To Expose Anti-Trump Tweeter
• Radio Stations Would Pay To Play Under Reps' Copyright Bill
• Newspaper Owner Targets New Arbitrator In Chile Case
• Rep. Floats Bill To Boost Broadcast Ownership Diversity
• Conn. Tribes Vow To Keep Sharing Slot Revenues With State
• 'Walk Of Shame' Copyright Fight Strolls Into 9th Circ.
• Revised Charter-TW Merger Condition Helps Maine, Sen. Says
• Senate Dems Push ISPs To Follow Nixed Privacy Rules
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Win For EA On NBA Video Game
• 'Star Trek' Kickstarts Clash Between Crowdfunding And IP
• ABA Needs A New Model Legal Ethics Rule
• What Does Lateral Partner Success Look Like?
• Ill. Restaurants Sue State Over Gambling Profit Split Law
• Seneca Nation's Halt To Revenue Sharing Raises Questions
• MGM To Pay $1B For Full Ownership Of Epix Pay-TV Network
• Facebook Loses PTAB Challenges To Content Management IP
• Bloomberg Can't Boot Three Analytics Reps From OT Suit
• MGA Must Pay Appeal Fees, 'Fees For Fees' In Game IP Row
• MPAA, HBO Say Ax Murderer's Privacy Win Chills Film Biz
• Beats Can't Bar Apple-Samsung Expert From Headphone Row
• Copyright Office Ditched Faulty IT System After $11.6M Spent
• FCC's Pai Kicks Off Drive For Economics-Based Decisions
• Fla. Casino Gets FLSA Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Fla. Appeals Court OKs Casino's Request For Jai Alai Permit
• Olympic Committee Kills Suit On Social Media Trademark Ban
• Feds Urge 9th Circ. To Toss Tribal Casino Approval Appeal
• FTC Commish Won't Back 'Insufficient' DirecTV Settlement
• Evidence Against Walters Devastating, Feds Say In Closing
• Web Streamer Asks Full 9th Circ. To Rethink License Denial
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Save Twitter Suit Over Web-Posting IP
• NY High Court Nixes Facebook's Challenge Of Bulk Warrants
• Are Lateral Recruitment Opportunities Shaping Your Strategy?
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-NCAA Champs' Likeness Dispute
• Talking 'Bull': Episode 18, Dressed To Kill
• $8M MillerCoors Vendor Fraud Ends With 2 More Guilty Pleas
• Amazon Grabs NFL Thursday Streaming Rights In $50M Deal
• Lumos Hit With Shareholder Action Over $950M Merger
• Calif. Tribe, County Ink $161M Deal For Casino Expansion
• Summations Loom In Walters Insider Trading Trial
• Congress Needs To Tackle Net Neutrality, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Spanish Soccer Broadcaster Probed For Restricting Access
• Ohio Paper, Telemarketer Face TCPA Suit Over 'Cold Calls'
• Amazon, FTC End Appeals, Letting App Refunds Start Soon
• Fox News GC Targeted In Updated Race Discrimination Suit
• Lateral Partner Hiring: Time To Look In The Mirror
• Comcast Hit With Class Action Over Credit Checks
• FCC Is Told Open Internet Rules Have 'Depressive' Effect
• HBO Wants 'Ballers' Copyright Suit Sacked For Good
• Quick Win Upheld For Successor Lender In Casino Loan Row
• Twitter, Yelp Among Apps Signing On To $5.3M Privacy Deal
• Broadcasters Continue To Urge FCC To Nix Ownership Rules
• FBI Leaks And The Sanctity Of Grand Jury Secrecy
• Taft Stettinius Escapes Defamation Suit At Ill. Court
• Privacy Shield Review Slated For Sept., EU Official Says
• To End Rape Case, Polanski Will Have To Appear In US Court
• Walters Called 'Babe Ruth Of Risk' By Former Broker
• Katy Perry's Concert Revenue Off Limits In Rappers' IP Suit
• 'Housewives' Star Blasts Atty's Bid To Stay Malpractice Row
• FCC Rolls Back Charter Merger Overbuild Condition
• Gamer Must Arbitrate Teenage Gambling Suit Against Valve
• Fox News, Ailes, Exec Face Another Sex Harassment Suit
• Justices Urged To Examine Law Blocking Tribal Casino Suit
• Justices Reject Challenge To DOI Land-Into-Trust Move
• Landau Gottfried Cuts $450,000 Sanctions Deal In KSL Chp. 7