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Media & Entertainment - August, 2017

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• Video In Dr. Phil Imprisonment Suit Not Fair Use: Gilstrap
• Judge Accuses NY Post Of Libel, Sues For $10M
• Draw Another Circle Trustee Alleges $25M Looting By Execs
• Ex-Partner Sues Neil deGrasse Tyson For Infringement, Fraud
• Calif. Judge Nixes Suit Over Remains At Tribal Casino Site
• Comanches Seek Block On Chickasaw Casino During Suit
• DirecTV Can't Omit Customer Subscriptions From SC Income
• Leak Suspect Asks Judge To Suppress Her Statements To FBI
• Texas Jury Awards $10.1M Against Nintendo In Patent Trial
• TBS Ripped Off B&B Sitcom Idea, Couple Says
• Allred Wins Arbitration Of TV Weatherman Malpractice Suit
• Hard Rock Cafe Sued Over Use Of Iconic Pic Of David Bowie
• Users Slam Facebook For Redacting Discovery In Privacy Row
• The Psychology Of Hourly Fee Arrangements
• Sinclair, Tribune Merger Harms TV Viewers, FCC Told
• 2nd Circ. Set To Put Skater's Quest For NBC Royalties On Ice
• CareFirst And Constitutional Standing: A Post-Spokeo Review
• Calif. Judge Wants More Info On Gov't Probe Into SeaWorld
• When IPO Companies Stumble Out Of The Blocks
• Steinbeck Widow Denies Trying To Block Spielberg Film Deal
• Fyre Festival Investors Secure Involuntary Ch. 7
• Thelonious Monk Estate Hits Brewery With IP Suit
• Richard Simmons Nears Loss In Gossip Rag Defamation Suit
• DC Circ. Ends 3rd-Party Candidates' Antitrust Suit
• Law Banning Sports Betting Must Fall, NJ Tells High Court
• Soupman Sale Approval Withheld On Fairness Concerns
• Retailers Back FCC Database Proposal To Temper TCPA Suits
• Feds Urge Justices To Spurn NY Town's Tribal Land Challenge
• Kialegee Suit Over Raid Belongs In Tribal Court, Judge Says
• Insurance Countersuit Against Kanye Highlights Drug Rules
• Universal Urges High Court To Pass On Lifespan Of IP Claims
• NJ Media Group Wins Revival Of Fraud Suit Over IT Contracts
• FX Says De Havilland's Feud Threatens Free Speech
• High Court Urged To Delete Nintendo's IP Win On 3-D Tech
• Akin Gump Snags Ex-Baker Botts M&A Expert
• Fraudster Gets 4 Years, Must Pay $2.1M In TV Station Scheme
• John Steinbeck's Family Heads To Trial Over Handling Of IP
• Ballot Selfies Could Lead To Voter Pressure, Expert Says
• 'Soup Nazi' Distributor Pegs Investor Group As Ch. 11 Buyer
• Rakoff Clears NYT In Palin Defamation Suit Over Editorial
• Movie Co. Must Halt Lynyrd Skynyrd Plane Crash Film
• Biz Group Wants Phone Database To Cut TCPA Suits
• Charter Customer Blasts Arbitration Bid In TCPA Spat
• Riot Blasts Uniloc For Filing In 'Plaintiff Friendly' EDTX
• DOI Didn't Follow Law In Allowing Tribal Casino, Group Says
• Atty-Agent Gets $782K In Fern Michaels Malpractice Row
• Rubik's Cube Maker Sues Toys R Us Over Look-Alike Puzzles
• Disney Seeks Out Of 'Zootopia' Copyright Suit Again
• FCC Must Give Dish Cos. 2nd Chance At Spectrum Discounts
• Warner Bros. Can't Ditch $800M 'Conjuring' Copyright Suit
• LeVar Burton Settles 'Reading Rainbow' Copyright Dispute
• Pepe The Frog Artist Asserts IP, Shuts Down Children's Book
• Tom Clancy's Widow Sues Over Jack Ryan Character Rights
• Hasbro Says DC Comics Infringing 'Transformers' Toy Mark
• Songwriters Ask 2nd Circ. To Uphold Fractional Licensing
• 'Housewives' Star Liable For Fraud In Rocawear Licensing
• Ho-Chunk Nation Seeks Win In Wis. Spat Over Gambling Pacts
• 11th Circ. Won't Hear SeaWorld Pass Auto-Renewal Suit Yet
• Showtime Hit With Suit Over Mayweather-McGregor Stream
• Yahoo Seeks To Nix Claims Of Discrimination Against Men
• Ticket Execs Escape SEC's $33M Athlete Fraud Suit, For Now
• Journalist, Site Operator Can't Exit Marketing Co.'s Suit
• Patchak V. Zinke Stresses Need For Separation Of Powers
• Texas A&M Athletic Dept. Fights Info Bid In '12th Man' IP Suit
• Self-Collection In E-Discovery — Risks Vs. Rewards
• Bill Nye Becomes Lawsuit Guy In Profit Dispute With Disney
• Spanish Radio Network Hit With TCPA Class Action Over Texts
• FTC's $4B DirecTV False Ad Suit In Peril As Trial Paused
• Pacquiao, Mayweather Dodge MDL Over 2015 Fight
• Judge OKs Production Co.'s $850K Award In License Dispute
• Gordon Ramsay Wins Suit To Dissolve Burgr Partnership
• ONE Media Urges FCC Not To Over-Regulate 'Next-Gen TV'
• Calif. Says IMDb Age Info Not Protected By 1st Amendment
• Caesars Seeks OK Of $126M Management Liability Settlement
• Mass. Court Upholds Real Estate Atty's $2.9M Defamation Win
• EA Wants Sanctions In Video Game Patent Row
• Brand Battles: Baker McKenzie Fights For Rebranded Logo
• Kirkland, NYC Charities Secure 'Sesame Street' Royalties
• 6 Common Lateral Partner Myths Debunked
• Judge Axes IP Claims Over Sony-Platform Multiplayer Games
• Allred Firm Looks To Arbitrate Claim It Bungled CBS Suit
• Linkable Bleeding Cash And Tightlipped About Sale, Suit Says
• Journalist Says DOJ Monitor Candidates Don't Need Privacy
• New Jersey Joins List Of States With Fantasy Sports Laws
• YouTube Video Did Not Infringe, Covered By Fair Use: Judge
• Tribe Pushes To Revive Suit Over Calif. Gov. Casino OK
• 4 Ways Law Firms Can Help Battle Addiction
• Mass. 1st Amendment Row Over Anti-SLAPP Law Might Settle
• 'Housewives' Star, Ex-Atty Fight Over Disclosure To Court
• Time Warner Wants 2nd Circ.'s Take On TCPA Challenge
• Former Stubbs Alderton Partners Launch Boutique IP Firm
• Sorting Out Teamsters Acquittal In 'Top Chef' Case
• Sinclair, Tribune Media Criticize Merger Naysayers
• Hollywood Studios Beat Streaming Site At 9th Circ.
• Redstone Wants Toss Of Suit Over Pay While 'Enfeebled'
• King & Spalding Snags Fox Networks Deputy GC In LA
• FTC Expert Testifies DirecTV Low-Balls New Customers
• A Law Firm Guide To Helping Victims Of Human Trafficking
• Zillow Dodges Class Action Over Property-Value 'Zestimates'
• Beazley Says Ace Must Cover Nasdaq Investors In $31M Suit
• Judge's Facebook Friendship Isn't Disqualifying: Fla. Court
• Geffen Playhouse Sued For Age Discrimination And Slander
• MGM's Unequal Detroit Casino Taxes Challenge Revived
• Net Neutrality Orgs Call For Consumer Complaint Docs
• Discovery Proportionality: A Defense View
• New Rules Offer Clarity On China's Outbound M&A Crackdown
• FTC Presses Sidley Austin Atty On DirecTV Deal In $4B Trial
• 5 Questions As The NCAA Mulls Getting Into Esports
• Gawker Defamation Claims Not Personal Injury, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Bar Of Netflix Streaming Studio's Movies
• Magic Leap, Ex-Execs Settle Stolen Trade Secrets Suit
• Tribe Blasts Gaming Commission Bid For Gambling Suit Redo
• Gawker Sale Bars Deadspin Defamation Suit, Gizmodo Says
• ReDigi Tells 2nd Circ. Digital Files Can Be Resold Like CDs
• Gibson Dunn Lands Media Deal Pro From Munger Tolles
• Brazil's Antitrust Agency Questions AT&T-Time Warner Deal
• 'Top Chef' Acquittals Not Satisfying But Right, Juror Says
• PE Firm Invests $170M In Latin American Casino, Hotel Co.
• Candy Lab And The Changing Reality Of Augmented Reality
• Facebook Gets Final Nod For Privacy Dispute Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Vegas Casinos' Slot Machine Patent Win
• Diversity In The Legal Profession — A Stubborn Vision
• Atty Linked To Neo-Nazi Metal Gone From Patterson Thuente
• Fund Wants Suit Over Yahoo's Alibaba Investment Revived
• Why Midsize Firms Run The Gamut On Diversity
• Law Firms Head Back To School For Diversity Guidance
• DirecTV Casts Doubts On FTC's Ad Study In $4B Trial
• GCs Find New Urgency In Longtime Push For Diversity
• Nintendo Faces $144M Patent Trial Over Wii Gaming Tech
• HK High Court Will Take On $130M Award Challenge
• Brand Battles: Puma, Anheuser-Busch, Red Bull
• EA Looks To Escape Madden Ex-Player Likeness Suit
• Calif. Gov. Signs Two New Tribal Gambling Compacts
• The Roots Hit With Trademark Suit From Fired Ex-Member
• Ex-SEAL's Malpractice Suit Over Bin Laden Book To Continue
• New Salary History Laws Crimp Attorney Hiring Process
• Democratic Lawmakers Ask GAO To Probe FCC Cyberattack
• Strippers Tell 5th Circ. Not To Revive Topless Dancing Law
• FCC Must Mull Local Ownership Rule Impact, TV Group Says
• Calif. Tribe's Challenge Of DOI Casino Approval Tossed
• The Top Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Racial Diversity Stagnating At US Law Firms
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• How 5 Firms Are Building More Diverse Ranks
• DirecTV Didn't Test Effect Of Ad Disclosures, Exec Says
• Stockholder Suit Over $353M Martha Stewart Sale Nixed
• On 'Blurred Lines' And 'Stairway,' What Can Jurors Hear?
• National Lampoon Ex-CEO To Pay SEC $1.3M Penalty
• Dish Wants Claims Tossed In Data Compression Patent Row
• Texas Tells State Court AMC's Tax Win Could Cost $6B
• Bankrupt Ticket Co. Trustee Seeks Subpoenas For Big Banks
• Intel Settles Patent Row That Future Link Valued At $10B
• Chicken Soup For The Soul Raises $30M In Reg A+ IPO
• Relativity CEO Conned Him Out Of $2M, Investor Claims
• Comanche Sue DOI Over Chickasaw Trust Acquisition
• Feds, Tribe Ask 9th Circ. To Affirm Nix Of Casino Challenge
• BMI Asks 2nd Circ. To Uphold Fractional Licensing Win
• Clarifying FCRA Stand-Alone Disclosure Rule At 7th Circ.
• 5 Tips For A Successful Legal Blog
• Sirius XM Host Hits Neo-Nazi Site With Defamation Suit
• Facebook-Google $122M Scam Suspect Extradited
• Ex-DirecTV Exec Says Ad Disclosures Weren't His Focus
• Judge Presses Play On Hulu's Licensing Suit Against TiVo
• Okla. Tribe Says 10th Circ. Ruling Backs Its Jurisdiction
• NLRB Asks High Court Not To Review DirecTV Firing Dispute
• Showtime Sues To Stop Mayweather-McGregor Fight Streams
• Google Genericide Case Heads To Supreme Court
• Comcast Can't Increase $1.5M Award In Sprint Text IP Suit
• Facebook Says Video Data Correction Was Mistake, Not Fraud
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive Suit Over $50M Defamation Case
• Syl Johnson Asks 7th Circ. To Rethink 'Different Strokes' Suit
• TV Producer Sues Over Injuries In 'Punkin Chunkin' Mishap
• Poker Site, Cozen Hit With State Fraud Suit After Fed. Win
• 5th Circ. Free Speech Ruling Unnerves Media Lawyers
• Poker Site, Cozen Get $900M Fraud Suit Thrown Out
• DirecTV Website Ignored HHS Usability Rules, Expert Says
• Palin-Violence Link Not Intended, NYT Editor Tells Rakoff
• 49ers Stadium-Goers, Ticketmaster To Arbitrate ADA Row
• Studio Bankruptcy Ruling 'Haunts' Deal, Netflix Tells 2nd Circ.
• Judging A Book: Kopf Reviews Posner's 'Federal Judiciary'
• New Discovery Review Ordered In Pa. DA's Defamation Suit
• Sinclair Wins $4.3M Minn. Tax Row Over Acquired Losses
• Coachella Hits 'Filmchella' Organizer With Infringement Suit
• Spokeo Ruling Deals Blow To Cos. But May Have Silver Lining
• 'Public Figure' Says Gay Porn Site Extorts With IP Claims
• Sony Gets Nod On $10M Deal To Settle Video Profits Suit
• Charlottesville Victims Hit Protesters With $3M Terrorism Suit
• 1 In 3 New DirecTV Customers Felt Misled, Exec Testifies
• HBO Partner Says 4 Arrested For 'Game Of Thrones' Leak
• Alleged Ponzi Schemer Denied Leave To Travel To Vegas
• New York Times Must Face Libel Suit, 5th Circ. Says
• Insurer Must Face Suit Over Stones Concert Injury Coverage
• UK Man Tied To Trump Dossier Must Testify In BuzzFeed Row
• Amazon E-Book Changes Ease Japan's Antitrust Concerns
• ITC Will Review Determination In Rovi Patent Case
• Apple, Others Tell Justices Cell-Site Info Requires Warrant
• SeaWorld Says Investors Have No Right To Confidential Docs
• Real Estate Rumors: WeWork, DramaFever, Daniel Catalfumo
• High Court Asked To Eye 9th Circ. 'Walk of Shame' Ruling
• Pa. Rep., Atty Cop To Roles In Illegal Gambling Scheme
• 9th Circ. Says FCRA Claims Meet Standing Bar In Spokeo Row
• The Use Of Special Masters In Complex Cases
• Teamsters Acquitted In 'Top Chef' Extortion Case
• A Plaintiff's Guide To Discovery Proportionality: Part 2
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer
• Miami Sex Club Escapes Ad Firm's Bid For Sanctions
• 'Walking Dead' Producers Accuse AMC Of Ripping Off Profits
• Taylor Swift Wins Assault Suit Over DJ's Groping
• Jefferson Starship Co-Founder's Suit Over Name Can Proceed
• House Dems Ask FCC's Pai If Sinclair Being Shown Favoritism
• Engineer Had No Right To Sell Animation Tech, Judge Says
• DirecTV Owes $4B For False Ads, FTC Says As Trial Opens
• Jury 'Not Sure How To Go On' In 'Top Chef' Extortion Case
• Arizona Man Gets 16 Years For Online Dating Scam
• Wash. Tribal Group Can Offer Gambling, 9th Circ. Told
• Dish Can't Escape Judgment In TCPA Suit, Consumer Says
• A Plaintiff's Guide To Discovery Proportionality: Part 1
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: New Demands
• Zazzle Hit With $460K Verdict Over Copyright Infringement
• FCC Grants Deadline Extension For Net Neutrality Comments
• Brand Battles: Uber, Novartis, Coachella, General Motors
• $122M Alleged Facebook-Google Scammer To Be Extradited
• 7th Circ. Says Casino Execs To Blame For Lost License
• Nintendo Accused Of Infringing Gamevice's Patent
• 'Game Of War' Maker Pushes To Amend $247M Suit
• Game Developer Steps Up To Plate In NCAA Trademark Suit
• Defamation Suit Against John Oliver Remanded To W.Va.
• Viacom Gets Ex-Exec's Gender Bias, Defamation Suit Trimmed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Miami Marlins, Saudi Aramco, Toutiao
• Strip Club Owner Can't Escape FACTA Suit, Consumer Says
• DC Circ. Backs NLRB's Specialty Healthcare Standard
• DOJ Pauses 1MDB Forfeiture Cases To Go After Individuals
• Rapper DMX Avoids Remand After Bevy Of Bail Violations
• Movie Studios Beat Video Editing Co.'s Conspiracy Claims
• Venturing Into The Land Of Location Data Collection
• It's Time To Improve Voir Dire In Federal Court
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Insider Risks
• Rakoff Orders NYT Op-Ed Writers To Testify In Palin Suit
• UK Exec Pursued For Info In Trump Dossier Defamation Row
• Tribe Looks To Stall Casino Labor Fight During Appeal
• Replaced Disney Workers' Discrimination Suit Gets Tossed
• Trustee For Columbia House Trying To Claw Back Millions
• Dish Can't Reduce 'Oppressive' $280M Judgment, Judge Rules
• Charity Drops Suit Against NFL Over Bowling Event Move
• Mass. Celebrity Chef Wins 'Milk Street' Trademark Fight
• Facebook Beats Country-Rapper's Publicity Rights Suit
• Ex-QVC PR Director Charged In $1M Billing Scheme Fraud
• Judge Won't Ax Forbes Award Over Ukrainian Edition
• Teamsters Tell Jurors 'Top Chef' Fracas Was Just A Picket
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down NC Lottery's 'First Tuesday' TM Bid
• Vivian Maier Collector, Estate Agree To Talk in IP Row
• NBA 2K Moves To Kill 'Troubling' Tattoo Copyright Suit
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: Balancing Act
• 3rd Circ. Revives Retaliation Claims Against Ex-Pa. AG Kane
• Chamber 'Not Impartial' In DirecTV Row, 11th Circ. Told
• Fox Host Slaps Reporter With $50M Suit Over Lewd Pic Story
• Madonna Files Suit Over Ex-Friend's Alleged Underwear Theft
• WebMD Hit With Shareholder Suit Over $2.8B KKR Buyout
• Click Fraud Trial Shows Prosecutors Must Be Storytellers
• Calif. Tribe Wants Time-Out In Off-Reservation Casino Row
• TM Owner 'Throws Shade' At Viacom Over New Show
• KIT Fraud Suspect, Lawyer Not Allowed To Dump Each Other
• High Court Asked To Weigh Martha's Vineyard Casino Row
• Disney Pays $177M To Settle 'Pink Slime' Defamation Suit
• Google Must Face Video Streaming Suit, Fed. Circ. Told
• ACLU Sues DC Metro Over Rejected 1st Amendment Ads
• DOJ Asks Tribune, Sinclair For More Info On $3.9B Tie-Up
• Yahoo Gets Nod For $2.4M 'Moot-Fee' Deal In $57M Pay Suit
• Merger Info Irrelevant To Net Neutrality, Verizon Says
• Judge Tees Up Jury Charge In 'Top Chef' Extortion Case
• Gambling Tech Cos. Want Time To Forge Gaming Co. Deal
• Locke Lord Gains London Partner With IP Finesse
• Palamon Buys Stake In Italian Publisher's Education Unit
• How The IPad Can Be A Litigator's Best Friend
• Notes From A Law Firm Chief Privacy Officer: CPO Vs. CISO
• Jim Carrey To Get Ex's Medical Info In Kin's Overdose Suits
• Judge Reinstates, Then Trims Fees Award To 'Obstinate' Attys
• For FCC's Pai, Pop Culture Is A Bridge To Policy
• Calif. Tribe Says Fed. Gaming Law Doesn't Block Online Bingo
• 9th Circ. Web Moderator Ruling Should Stand, Photo Co. Says
• Ex-Fox Contributor Held In Contempt For Flouting SEC Deal
• LeVar Burton's Use Of 'Reading Rainbow' Mark Put On Hold
• Showtime, Fugees Member Settle Documentary Copyright Suit
• Justices Told Topless Dancers Count For Tax Exemption
• 'Longmire' Producers Illegally Axed Medic, NLRB Judge Finds
• A Tee, A Tweet And Frank Ocean: Some Copyright Lessons
• 8th Circ. Won't Block FCC's Business Data Deregulation
• Viacom Sued By Parents Over Tracking In Smartphone Games
• Walmart, Insurers Settle Suit Over Tracy Morgan Crash
• Fed. Circ. Says Musician Will.i.am Can't Register 'I Am' Marks
• Murray Energy Says ACLU Doesn't Belong In John Oliver Suit
• Teamsters Rest 'Top Chef' Case Without Witnesses
• 5 Questions To Ask Before Entering Joint-Representation AFA
• Ga. Judge Moves Video Game Patent Case, Citing TC Heartland
• Beleaguered Ad Tech Co. Sued Over $145M Go-Private Deal
• Comcast Wins First Round And Attys' Fees In OpenTV IP Row
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Nix Of Controversial Podcast Patent
• Media Cos. Give Feedback On FCC's Modernization Initiative
• Real Estate Rumors: Thor, Goldman, Los Angeles Mansion
• 9th Circ. Brings Back Bad Faith Claims Over Tribal Casino
• 'Top Chef' Host Says Teamsters Threatened, 'Terrified' Her
• Legal Incubators Can Help New Lawyers And Society
• NY Arena Sued For Nixing Job Offer Over Criminal Record
• Judge Cuts Calif. Publicity Claim From Madden Suit
• Miami's Film And TV Industry Gets Some Help
• NFL Makes Play To Toss Game Video IP Infringement Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'Expendables' Studio Can't Unmask Sex-Harassment Jane Roe
• FCC Hit With FOIA Suit Over Net Neutrality Comments
• Coder Wants High Court To Review $3.6M EA Royalty Row
• Seeger Made 'We Shall Overcome' An Anthem, Owners Say
• Bose Says App Data Collection Spat Should Be Nixed
• Furious Judge Rips Teamsters, Reporter In 'Top Chef' Case
• Vanity Fair Hit With Suit Over Use Of Marilyn Monroe Photo
• And The Next Big Fair Use Case Is ...
• 'Zootopia' Copyright Suit Sees New Character, Art Details
• Erykah Badu Must Face Defamation Suit, Texas Court Says
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Weil, Davis, Hogan
• DC Circ. Nixes NLRB's Joint Employer Finding In CNN Case
• Disney Slapped With Suit Over Games That Swipe Kids' Info
• Davis Wright Boosts NY, DC Offices With 1st Amendment Attys
• Michael Jackson Estate Opposes Reopening Tax Court Record
• ESPN Says No Copyright Breach From Football Documentary
• Jay Z Logo Suit Had 99 Problems But New Sanctions Ain't One
• Exotic Dancers Were Employees, NJ Panel Says
• How The Grinch Stole Fair Use
• Managing The Publicity Of Defamation Litigation
• Fed. Circ. Denies En Banc Bid On Nintendo's Alice Win
• LA Coliseum Escapes Sanctions For 'Attys' Eyes Only' Gaffe
• Fyre Fest Attendees Can't Centralize Venue, MDL Panel Says
• Pa. Stand On Taxing Online Research Seen As Too Aggressive
• Sony Stole T. Rex Song For 'Baby Driver,' Heir Says
• Atty Settles Extortion Claims In Celebrity Sex Tape Case
• Maine Becomes 15th State To Pass Daily Fantasy Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Meituan-Dianping, BAWAG
• Media Co. Can Seek Penalties Over GWB Records Requests
• Slashed Tires, Racial Slurs At 'Top Chef' Picket, Jury Told
• Gambling Co. Denies 'Cybersquatter' Label In Domain Dispute
• Cookbook Scribe Wants Fees After 'Bad Faith' Copyright Suit
• Software IP — It's Not Just For Tech Cos. Anymore
• UK Data Breach Fine Provides Warning As GDPR Looms
• OpenTV Loses Set-Top Patent 'Shoot-Out' To Comcast
• Ex-Fox Contributor Facing Contempt For Flouting SEC Deal
• Atlantic City Settles Property Tax Debt Owed By Casinos
• How To Prioritize Your Law Firm's Crisis Response Plan
• Fla. Court Weighs Judge DQ Over Atty Facebook Friendship
• 10th Circ. Won't Halt Tribal Gambling Procedures Ruling
• Ex-Tribal Leader Blasts Paying For Others In Casino Theft Row
• Coal Suit Against HBO's John Oliver 'Ridiculous,' ACLU Says
• TWC, Consumers Largely Denied Requests In TCPA Litigation
• Parents Sue Game Developer Over Collecting Kids' Data
• Mel Gibson Says Production Co. Breached Film Deal
• AT&T-Time Warner Deal Stifles Competition, Study Finds
• 49ers, Santa Clara Must Face ADA Claims In Seating Suit
• Ruling In FanDuel Case Deepens Split Over TC Heartland
• Deals Rumor Mill: NFL, Beyoncé, Hasbro
• Houston Golf Assoc. Wants OK To Nix Ticketing Contract
• Online Sex Trafficking Bill Draws Flak From Silicon Valley
• Accommodating Medical Marijuana Users: A National Trend?
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Closing Argument
• HBO Cyberattack Shows Need To Secure 'Crown Jewels'
• Kanye West Sues Insurers For $10M Over Canceled Tour
• TWC, Great Lakes Suits Lack Standing Post-Spokeo: 7th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Reopens Family's Suit Over Benefit Plan Recoupment
• DC Circ. Kills Challenges To FCC Orders As Time-Barred
• Woman Fights IRS Bid To Toss Suit Over Howard Stern Call
• Writer Fights 50 Cent's Bid To Toss 'Power' Copyright Suit
• Kirkland Steers $200M NY Condo Buy, Cadwalader Aids Loan
• Teamsters Roughed Up 'Top Chef' Crew, Jury Hears
• Trump Urged On Fake Fox News Story, Defamation Suit Says
• NBC Hit With Disability, Sex Bias Suit From Ex-Worker
• Mass. Panel Suggests Regulating Fantasy Sports As Gaming
• Conn. Senate Sends Changes To Tribal Gambling Deals To BIA
• Game Publisher Slapped With $4.3M NBA 2K Contract Suit
• 5 Questions All AFAs Should Answer Clearly