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Media & Entertainment - June, 2017

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• Jeep Supplier Can't Trim Suit Over 'Star Trek' Actor's Death
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Subscribers Fumbled NFL Sunday Ticket Dispute, Judge Says
• FX Sued By Olivia De Havilland Over Portrayal In 'Feud'
• NASCAR Driver Sues NC Stadium Over Post-Concert Assault
• Harassment Argument Stirs Pot In Fight Over Ancient Idol
• Magic Castle Stiffed Workers On New Year's OT, NLRB Finds
• Two Pueblos Join Casino Freebie Suit Against New Mexico
• Convicted Busybox Atty Loses Janus Argument At 2nd Circ.
• Get Back: Ludacris Sued For Posting 'Boob Sweat' Insta Meme
• Square Says 9th Circ. Should Reject Bankruptcy Atty's Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: GLP, Fairfax Media, Zhong An
• Fla. Exotic Dancers Settle FLSA Suit For $1.9M
• 3 Key Areas Legal Operations Teams Should Focus On
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: An Economist's Perspective
• Protecting And Enforcing Judgment Creditor Interests In IP
• What The Experts Said About High Court Rulings This Term
• Sumner Redstone's Nurse Can't Nix Spy Claims In $150M Row
• National Events Bankruptcy To Be Split Into Dueling Queries
• McCartney, Sony Settle Copyright Suit Over Beatles Songs
• Cox Fights $8M In Fees At 4th Circ. Music Pirating Appeal
• Getty Images Can't Duck Suit Alleging It Stole 47K Photos
• Local ISPs Say Open Internet Order Hasn't Hurt Deployment
• BBC Films Escapes Music Publisher's IP Suit Over Rom-Com
• Nickelodeon, DMG Help Drive $15M Funding For E-Sports Co.
• Fla. Gentleman's Club Must Hire Male Bartenders, EEOC Says
• GAO Finds Potential Waste, Fraud In FCC's Lifeline Program
• TC Heartland Cited By Video Game Co. In Bid To Move Suit
• Tantaros Says Fox Sanctions Bid Is Intended To 'Scare Her'
• Fox's Sky Buy Raises Plurality Concerns, UK Watchdog Says
• IRS Asks To Add Penalty Form To MJ Estate Tax Court Record
• US Law Firms Face Discovery Of Foreign Clients' Records
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: Tips For Advising Clients On RPM
• The Future Of Law And The Demise Of The Midsize Firm
• Canadian Court Forces Google To Nix Search Results Globally
• For NJ Sports Betting, Early Money's On Equal Sovereignty
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear Title VII Sex Orientation Claim
• Phone-Sex Worker Hits Employer With OT, Wage Claims
• ABC Trial Broadcasts Media's Liability In 'Fake News' Era
• Pot TM Case Should Get Full 8th Circ. Rehearing, ISU Says
• Coffee Co. Wants $2.4M TM Judgment Reconsidered
• Calif. AG's Discovery Bid In IMDb Suit Draws Judge's Rebuke
• US Treasury Secretary Escapes Film Financier's Fraud Suit
• Law Firm Can't Escape DirecTV Subscribers' RICO Claims
• Mass. Tribe Pulls Casino Land-Into-Trust Bid From DOI
• Playboy's Damages Against Drink Co. Tripled To Nearly $19M
• NFL Film Exec Ignored Years Of Sex Abuse, Actress Says
• Former Reed Smith Partner Joins Barton's Litigation Practice
• Cable Cos. Broke Set-Top Box Promise, Advocate Tells FCC
• Why High Court Is Right About Offensive Trademarks
• 10th Circ. Says Courts Can't Review Tribal Gambling Opinion
• Vogue Publisher Sues Over 'Legend Vogue' Jewelry
• The 10 Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Gawker Estate Can Probe Thiel's Ties With Law Firm
• The Most Talkative Justice Of The High Court Term
• The Cases That Got The Justices Talking
• Acquisition-Hungry TPG Blank Check Co. Prices $400M IPO
• 5 Things To Know About Ransomware Attacks
• Mass. ACLU Wants Records In Twitter Subpoena Row
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: No Big Changes In The Marketplace
• How Discovery Has Changed Under New Federal Rules
• ABC Settles $1.9B 'Pink Slime' Suit Midtrial
• A Case Killer Lurks In The Texas Defamation Mitigation Act
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Pre-Voir Dire Questions
• Father Fights Disney's Quick Win Bid In Accommodation Row
• Justices' Eye On Sports Betting May Spur U-Turn By Leagues
• George Lucas' Museum Gets Go-Ahead From LA City Council
• Calif. Gov. Rips Tribe's Suit Over Casino OK At Top State Court
• Gorsuch And Thomas Becoming Fast Friends At High Court
• Weibo Misled On China Censorship Policies, Investor Says
• Facebook User Says Privacy Deal Gives Class Nothing
• Nintendo Can't Use TC Heartland To Move Patent Suit
• 5 High Court Concurrences That Read Like Dissents
• The Sharpest Dissents From This Supreme Court Term
• 9th Circ. Affirms Ex-Reuters Editor's CFAA Sentence
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Stada, Sovcomflot
• What Companies Can Learn From Dish's $280M TCPA Penalty
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Time Magazine Suit, Despite Standing
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: US Influence On RPM Overseas
• A Look At New Jersey's Quarter-Century Sports Betting Saga
• An Interview With Floyd Abrams
• Justices To Tackle Sports Betting Legalization In NJ Case
• IAC Drops Stock-Shuffling Plans, Negating Class Action
• Judge Pauses $280M TCPA Penalty Against Dish
• Facebook Privacy Suit Can Stay In Canada, High Court Says
• Disney Ducks 'Zootopia' Copyright Case, For Now
• Postgame: Slants Attys Talk High Court Victory
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• IP Cases Led The Pack In High Court Amicus Briefs
• Wisconsin Says Tribe Must Cough Up Casino Revenue
• 'Soup Nazi' Distributor Says Investor Tried To Disrupt Ch. 11
• 'Steve Harvey Show' Wins Trim Of Music Co.'s $42.3M IP Suit
• Fox Says Bias Suit Fails To Show Blame At Corporate Level
• Bucking Tradition: NewLaw And The Coming Millennials
• Preet Bharara To Host Podcast At Brother's Media Firm
• Co. Owner Sued By Regions Bank Cleared In Ponzi Scheme
• Exercise Org. Urges Judge To Trim Sanctions In CrossFit Suit
• Ex-Rigzone Execs, DHI Strike Deal In Info Theft Suit
• FCC's Pai Says Net Neutrality Plan Returns 'Light Touch'
• Cable TV, Phone Groups Call For Revamp Of FCC Fees
• Ex-BET President Wants Out Of Gender Bias Suit
• The Biggest Telecom Cases So Far In 2017
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: State RPM Rules Vs. Federal Rule
• Gray Matters: We Feel, We Decide
• Snapchat Maker's Arbitration Bid Blasted By Ex-Employee
• Consulting Co. Seeks Attys' Fees After $3.2M Award OK'd
• Fraudster Cops To Rigging Lottery Software In 3 States
• Urban Outfitters Seeks Quick Exit From Coachella TM Suit
• FCC Says Cyberattack, Not Lobbying, Hit Comment System
• Twitter Signs On To Online Protest For Net Neutrality
• Telecommunications Policy Recap For The First Half Of 2017
• Live Nation Parking Lot Workers' Wage Suit Gets Trimmed
• Native Mascot Foes Eye Public Arena After High Court Loss
• Philly Judge Says Book About Abortion Case Defamed Him
• Zynga Latest To Invoke TC Heartland In Gambling IP Row
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Vinson, Mayer
• Private Investors Plug $70M Into Chinese Dating App Tantan
• NY Post Tells Judge It Stands By 'Biggest Loser' Exposé
• Leegin's 10-Year Checkup: RPM Rule Breeds Inconsistency
• Ground Beef Cos. Say ABC Report Put End To 'Pink Slime' Use
• Murray Energy Hits John Oliver, HBO With Defamation Suit
• 4th Circ. Mostly Upholds Ex-CIA Agent's Conviction For Leaks
• $14.5M Sale Of 'Stargazer' Claimed By Turkey Falls Through
• Post-Slants, Is USPTO Going To Be Flooded With Bad Words?
• Kiss Frontman Simmons Drops Bid For 'Horns' Trademark
• FanDuel, DraftKings Slammed For Patent Row Transfer Bid
• Senators Want DOJ To Nix $85B AT&T, Time Warner Deal
• Justice Kennedy's Moderating Influence On The High Court
• LA Times Ex-Publisher, Editor Dodge Fired Cartoonist's Suit
• Ex-Busybox Atty Again Says Janus Applies To Criminal Cases
• Justice Sotomayor On The Power Of Dissent
• Ticket Execs Could Escape SEC's $33M Athlete Fraud Suit
• Sony Says Quincy Jones Can't Make In-House Atty Testify
• Cumulus' $1M Overpayment Dispute With Radio Host Trimmed
• Third Ex-Tribal Council Member Pleads Guilty In Casino Theft
• Liberty Media Beats Insider Suit Over $400M Live Nation Buy
• Ex-Baseball Analyst Wins $1.5M Verdict Against MLB Network
• Twitch Inks Esports Streaming Deal With Developer Blizzard
• CMS, Taylor Wessing Grow UK Revenue In 2016
• MGM Grand, Canadian Banks Settle Gambling Fraud Claims
• NM Tribe Urges 10th Circ. To Rethink Gaming Reg Ruling
• Why Likes And Retweets Are Worth Protecting In Bankruptcy
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of MGM Suit Over Conn. Casino Law
• Real Estate Rumors: Landesbank, YouTube, Rockrose
• FCC's Clyburn Defends Net Neutrality At Tech Panel In DC
• Judge Rips Attys Over Facebook Birth Copyright Case
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Juror-Posed Questions
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Must Hand Over Tour Info, Judge Says
• Ex-Marketer Joins Fox News' Sanctions Bid Against Ex-Talent
• Sullivan Reps Diageo In Up To $1B Buy Of Clooney's Tequila
• Yahoo Can't Dodge Autopay Suit, Subscriber Says
• Zillow Gets $8.3M Infringement Verdict Chopped In Half
• 'High Risk' DIP Loan Worries 'Soup Nazi' Distributor Judge
• In Reversal, Fla. Judge Says 'Pre-Reveal' Games Are Slots
• National Events Restructuring Put On Hold Again
• Even Before Slants, Offensive TM Ban Always An Awkward Fit
• ZeniMax Pushes For $1B Win Following Oculus Trial
• Fantasy Sports Now $7B Industry, Trade Group Says
• Strip Club's $6.5M Deal With Dancers Gets Judge's Nod
• 'Purge' Idea Theft Suit Doesn't Chill Free Speech: 9th Circ.
• Aussie Regulator OKs $8.6B Merger Of Betting Cos.
• US Asks 11th Circ. To Cancel Sale Of Media Co. Shares
• Pa. Venue Says Promoters Blew Smoke In Wiz Khalifa Fraud
• Pa. Justices Order New Look At Casino Owner In License Row
• Pelosi Seeks FCC Net Neutrality Hearing In San Francisco
• Pueblos Sue NM Over Gambling Revenue Payment Demands
• Ex-Worker Sues CBS Radio For Being Called 'Obama,' 'Bitch'
• Ex-Epix Exec Cops To Bilking More Than $7M From Network
• Disney, Pixar Accused Of Ripping Off Idea For 'Inside Out'
• CVC Inks $566M Deal For Online Travel Co.
• Ballard Spahr Pro Bono Review Makes Sense Of NPR Deaths
• 3 Accused Of Selling Fake Damien Hirst Works
• Patent Suit Adversary Blasts Muzak Parent's Ch. 15 Bid
• Justice Sotomayor On Working A Room And The Post-Scalia Void
• Broadband Cos., States Clash At FCC Over Ad Crackdowns
• 'Who's On First' Heirs Say Fees Not Warranted In IP Case
• Judge Balks At Class Cert. In Disney IT Workers' Bias Suit
• Ex-Mohegan Sun Pocono VP Gets Almost 3 Years In Scheme
• Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's Offensive-TM Ruling
• Lender Blasted For Effort To Lift Ticket Reseller's Ch. 11 Stay
• Packers Fan Sues Bears, NFL Over Team Gear Policy
• Wash. County Hits DOI With Suit Over Tribal Casino Approval
• Sheppard Mullin Gains Media & Tech Expert In NYC Office
• 9th Circ. Revives DirecTV's $20M Flood Coverage Bid
• Justices Decline To Hear 5 Intellectual Property Cases
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Nix Of Gambling Machine Patent
• Comcast, Dish, Echostar Nix Channel Guide Patent
• CareerBuilder Majority Stake Handed Off For $490M
• NBC Urges 9th Circ. To Back Toss Of Skater's $10M Suit
• 10 Problems To Avoid In Social Media Influencer Marketing
• In Slants Ruling, Justices Capped Off 70 Years Of History
• High Court Says Offensive TM Ban Is Unconstitutional
• Beef Co. GC Says ABC's 'Pink Slime' News Sank Its Sales
• Ex-Exec Wants More Info On Charges In $30M Hack Scheme
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Sues Ex-Member Pyle Over New Biopic
• Brand Battles: Nintendo, Conagra, Volkswagen
• Mich. Tribe Says Rival Shouldn't Intervene In Casino Suit
• Hotel Lender Gets $12.6M From Caesars Bankruptcy
• Univ. of Alabama Fan Agrees To End Coca-Cola TCPA Suit
• 9th Circ. Finds It Can't Hear Casino Opponents' Appeal
• Netflix Joins Online Pro-Net Neutrality Protest
• Billboard Owner Prices Upsized $85M IPO
• 5 Issues To Watch As Oculus Fights $500M ZeniMax Verdict
• Real Estate Rumors: Heyat, Himmel + Meringoff, Encore
• Luxury Candy Seller Says Competitor Isn't Acting Sweet
• NIGC Issues Violation Notice Against Nooksack Casino
• Tips For Complying With ABA's New Encryption Guidance
• 'Pink Slime' Coiner Tells Jury USDA Approval Was Wrong Call
• 2nd Circ. Revives Media's Bid To Unseal Trump Worker Docs
• Viacom 'Bubble Guppies' TM Row Splashes Down In 6th Circ.
• Clients' Verbal Foul-Ups Rarely Burn Their Lawyers
• Ga. Judge Won't Sanction For 'Less-Than-Ideal Lawyering'
• NY Art Collector Falls Short In $11M Easement Fight With IRS
• Gov't Goes After Another $540M In Assets In 1MDB Scheme
• Texas Cable Co. Says Comcast Sabotaged Its Business
• Real Estate Rumors: Google, Hines, Gateway Casinos
• DC Circuit Lifts Halt On FCC TV Ownership Shift
• Google Turns Tables In Ad Sites' Class Cert. Hearing
• 'Dr. Phil' Production Co. Sues Ex-CBS Employee Over Video
• Pirate Bay May Be Pillaging Copyright Rules, EU Court Says
• Theater Calls AMC Sanctions Motion A Work Of Fiction
• Daily Fantasy Golf Contests Pose New Set Of Legal Questions
• Playboy Model's Estate Sues Chiropractor Over Her Death
• Kahn Swick, Finkelstein Chosen To Lead Netflix Investor Suit
• 'Dancing Baby' Copyright Case Through A Proper Lens: Part 2
• What's New About Germany's Merger Control Regime
• Justice Ginsburg On Oral Argument And 'Imperious' Attorneys
• Judge Works His Way To Overturning 'Jersey Boys' Verdict
• Kiss Frontman Unlikely To Get 'Horns' Gesture Trademark
• ABC Reporter Defends 'Pink Slime' News In $1.9B Trial
• Lender To Bankrupt Ticket Reseller Seeks Lift Of Ch. 11 Stay
• Insurer Moves For Win On Adult Actors' HIV Suits
• Fyre Festival Attendees Vie For Consolidation Venue
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear 'Pirates' Copyright Case
• Nintendo's Alice Win Endangers Many Patents, Fed. Circ. Told
• Composers Claim Marriott Theater Unit Copied Their Musical
• Dish Seeks Emergency Stay Of $280M TCPA Penalty
• Open Internet Key To Free Speech, Commerce, FCC Dem Says
• Activision's $1.5M Deal Settling Artists' OT Claims Gets OK
• Snap Seeks Arbitration For Ex-Employee's Whistleblower Suit
• EU Court Says Gibraltar Gambling Operators Must Pay UK Tax
• Nike, Universal Among 1st In EU Crosshairs Over E-Commerce
• 'Dancing Baby' Copyright Case Through A Proper Lens: Part 1
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Preliminary Instructions
• Ex-Reuters Editor Tells 9th Circ. Conviction Strains CFAA
• Disgraced Ex-Reporter Cops To Cyberstalking, Bomb Threats
• 'Friday the 13th' Scribe, Producer Trade Blows On Copyright
• Suit Against Wrong Artist Was No Accident, Judge Hears
• House Rep. Floats Bill To Incentivize Broadband Investment
• Cable Giant, 2 REITs Launch IPOs Totaling $1.7B
• Due Diligence From The Lateral Partner's Perspective
• FCC And Congress May Reshape The Media Landscape
• 8th Circ. Again Says Pot TM Ban Violated First Amendment
• Consumer Reports Publisher Can't Shake Data Sale Suit
• Why Proper Disclosure Of Executive Perks Is Important
• Real Estate Rumors: JP Morgan, Facebook, Robert W. Baird
• New Media In Sports: Risk Vs. Reward
• Lateral Partner Due Diligence: Where Should A Firm Begin?
• Justice Ginsburg On Diversity And Persuading Her Colleagues
• Fox TV Reporter Urges Judge Not To Trim Sex Bias Suit
• Feds Go After New Luxe London Properties In 1MDB Scandal
• Justices Level Class Action Playing Field In Xbox Ruling
• Atty, Arbiter Not Conflicted By Orchestra Membership: Court
• DreamWorks Investors Say Katzenberg Suit Should Continue
• 'Monkey Selfie' Case Swings To PETA Fitness To Rep Macaque
• Fox Rothschild Attys Say Exec Called Them Dogs In Depo
• Ex-Dancer's Counsel OK'd To Exit From 'Sopranos' Club Suit
• 'Housewives' Star's Ex-Atty Loses Appeal Over Ch. 7 Deal
• Media Ownership Rules Have 'Outlived Usefulness,' FCC Told
• Brand Battles: Walmart, Dr Pepper, North Face
• Open Internet Shift Threatens Universal Service: FCC Dem
• Coalition Takes Aim At Federal Sports Wagering Ban
• DirecTV Asks High Court To Review Joint Employer Standards
• MoFo Guides Drone Racing League In $20M Funding Round
• NYSE Rule Change Would Make It Easier To List Without IPO
• The Extent Of Pro Athletes' Right To Privacy
• Kate Hudson's Co. Settles Its Suit Against Patent Holder
• Justices Say Xbox Buyer Who Ended Defect Suit Can't Appeal
• Alleged Ponzi Scheme A 'Melting Ice Cube,' Creditors Told
• FCC TV Ownership Shift Likely To Pass Muster At DC Circ.
• Ex-'Crazy Horse Too' Strip Club Owner Cops To Tax Evasion
• Ex-Village People Star Settles Song Ownership Suit
• Does Calif.'s Anti-SLAPP Law Apply To Discrimination Claims?
• Michigan Lawmakers Introduce Daily Fantasy Sports Bills
• Oak View Wins Bid To Overhaul Seattle's KeyArena
• Ex-Pepper Hamilton Atty, Former Casey Aide Start New Firm
• Magic Leap's Stolen Secrets Claims Too Broad, Judge Finds
• 2 Dish Network Defeats Suggest TCPA Is Not Dead Yet
• 'Housewives' Star's Ex-Atty Can't Escape Malpractice Action
• Kardashians Seek Quick Win In Cosmetics Line TM Row
• Feds Fight Kim Dotcom Asset Freeze Appeal To High Court
• Photogs Drop 2nd Circ. Appeal Over NFL Royalties Row
• Texas Justices Won't Review Randy Travis DWI Tape Release
• Native American Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2017
• Dual-Class Stock And Private Ordering: A System That Works
• BuzzFeed Says Journo Should Be 'Pleased' Photo Was Used
• 4 Firms Assist On SiriusXM's $480M Investment In Pandora
• $280M Dish TCPA Penalty May Make Settling More Attractive
• Disney Suit Seeks To 'Gut' Family Movie Act, 9th Circ. Hears
• Startup Sues To Keep Access To Public LinkedIn User Data
• Porn Star Tells 9th Circ. $1.5M Tweet Threat Not Extortion
• Twitter Gets Backup In 9th Circ. Appeal Of Tossed ISIS Suit
• Advertising Exec Cops To $64M Ponzi Lending Scheme
• 'Wave' Of TV Deals Looms If Rule Block Lifted, DC Circ. Told
• Reader's Digest Publisher To Pay $8.2M In Privacy Deal
• Morango Casino Resort & Spa Faces Time-Shaving OT Suit
• Knight Institute Calls Trump's Twitter Blocks Unconstitutional
• FanDuel, DraftKings Cite TC Heartland In Bid To Move IP Suit
• Weatherman Says Allred Firm 'Sandbagged' CBS Bias Suit
• Mass. High Court Punts On Defamation Immunity For Govs.
• DirecTV Wants Industry Meaning Used In $20M Coverage Case
• TPG-Backed Blank Check Co. Files $400M IPO Led By Weil
• Disney Can't Toss 'Zootopia' Copyright Suit, Writer Says
• Pa. House Passes Sweeping Gambling Expansion Measure
• Conn. Bill Backing Tribes' 3rd Casino Heads To Governor
• 'Pink Slime' Is Safe To Eat Despite ABC Report, Jury Told
• Top 5 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FCC Security Advised On Dealing With Press After Incident
• 'Steve Harvey' $42.3M IP Suit Must Go To Trial: Music Co.
• US Workers Wrongly Rejected For Design Job, BALCA Says
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Muzak Copyright Royalty Ruling
• NJ Makes Final Pitch For High Court Sports Betting Review
• Music Aggregator Accuses Insurer Of Ducking IP Coverage
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Win For Playboy On Web Video Patent
• Real Estate Rumors: Vince Camuto, 1st Washington, Newsday
• Caesars Plans Up To $2.2B REIT Financing For Vegas Palace
• #AppellateTwitter Becomes Internet Hotspot For Legal Nerds
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Setting Trial Time Limits
• Producers Should Get Fees For 'Who's On First' Case: Judge
• ABC 'Pink Slime' Report Scared Buyers, Beef Co. Expert Says
• Animators' Anti-Poach Attys Get $13.8M Of $31.5M Fee Bid
• Big Business Lobby Tries To Hobble Litigation Finance, Again
• Media Atty Exits Holland Knight For Ballard Spahr Over Trump
• Senate Dems Seek Hearing On Sinclair-Tribune Deal
• Gaming Group Hits Chicago With Another 'Netflix Tax' Suit
• Co. Run By Accused Ticket Sale Ponzi Schemer Hits Ch. 11
• Pa. Appeals Court Won't Revive Ex-Rep's Defamation Suit
• Amazon, Mozilla Plan Net Neutrality E-Protest
• Billboard Owner Fires Up $72M IPO
• ABC's 'Pink Slime' Lies Cost Beef Co. $1.9B, Jury Told
• Timberlake, Spears Win Fees In Concert Screen IP Row
• HBO's 'Silicon Valley' Dedicates Episode To Patent Trolls
• Dish Hit With $280M Penalty In TCPA Suit By Feds, States
• Contractor Charged With Leaking Top Secret Doc To Press
• Racetrack Asks Fla. Justices To Rethink Slot Machine Denial
• FCC Accused Of Suppressing Speech At Meetings
• Feds Say Prenda Atty Can't Dodge Fraud Charges
• Michelman & Robinson Adds Ex-Ritholz Levy Media Partner
• IHeart Radio Beats Pre-1972 Song Suit In Ill.
• Real Estate Rumors: JPMorgan, Elion, Business Insider
• Facebook Data After Death: German Court Ruling Stirs Debate
• Yahoo Suit Against Insurer Over TCPA Cases Tossed, For Now
• FCC Publishes Data Service, Internet, Studio Reforms
• Guatemalan Ex-Judge Cops To Fraud In FIFA Corruption Case
• Riot ESports League Looks To Align With Traditional Sports
• DC Circ. Told Not To Alter Other Rates In Royalty Challenge
• Spotify Seeks Quick Win In Customers' Auto-Renewal Suit
• 3rd Circ. Says Pa. Rep's Son's Rights Not Violated By Leak
• Media Co. Using Contract Carriers Stuck With $3.2M Tax Bill
• Turkey Asks Judge To Make Sure $14.5M Artifact Stays In NY
• BIA Gets Quick Win In Challenge To Tribal Leadership Ruling
• DC Circ. Stays FCC Relaxing Of TV Station Ownership Limits
• The Regulatory Process And Beyond For Net Neutrality
• Judge Plans To Exit Soccer Bribery Suit Over Son's New Job
• Google Hit With Infringement Suits Over Messaging VoIP
• Forever 21, Urban Outfitters Sued Over Tupac T-Shirt Images
• GOP Plan Revives, Expands Part Of Nixed FCC Privacy Rules
• Mozilla, Others File Amicus Briefs In Google, Oracle IP Suit
• Calif. Panel Chides Judge For Facebook Post About Atty
• AMC Wants Theater Sanctioned For Delays In Antitrust Row
• Report Calls 20% Of Pro-Net Neutrality Comments Fake
• Chancery Wants More Briefing On $55B TWC-Charter Deal
• Wash. County Plans Suit Against DOI Over Casino Approval
• Real-Life 'Hotel California' Denies Eagles' TM Claims
• Video Game Streaming Brings New Level Of Copyright Issues