Media & Entertainment Archive » March, 2018

Media & Entertainment - March, 2018

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• Ex-Pa. AG's Immunity Defense Can't End Retaliation Claims
• DOJ Must Give Journo Info On Corporate Monitor Candidates
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• AT&T-Time Warner's Potential Competitors
• Deals Rumor Mill: NYSE, CBS, Open Door
• Claims Trimmed In Six Flags Roller-Coaster Injury Suit
• Texas Tribe Can Keep Operating Bingo Machines, For Now
• 5th Circ. Says Ch. 11 Crucial In Comcast, Network Debt Row
• Retired NFL Players Say Game Co. Can't Duck Likeness Suit
• Norman Mailer Bio Didn't Defame Actress, 3rd Circ. Says
• Goodwin Liu Talks Academia, Constitutional Law, Oxtail Stew
• Adelson Must Pay Attys' Fees In $60M Defamation Suit
• NYC Official Quits FCC Committee, Citing Industry Bias
• Construction Co. Looks To Shut Down Power Outage Suit
• NBA Video Game Co. Can't Kill Tattoo Copyright Lawsuit
• Weinstein Accusers Face Uncertain Path In Ch. 11 Case
• Music Licensing Reform Is Singing The Same Old Song
• BigLaw Doesn't Have A Diversity Problem
• Jessica Simpson Likely Can't Shake $12M Clothing Co. Row
• Atty Can't Duck Malpractice Suit Over Faulty 1999 FCC Form
• States' Foray Into Breach Suits Will Spur Change, Attys Say
• Supermodel Sues Ryan Seacrest Co. Over 'False' TV Storyline
• Pokémon Go Trespass Row Raises Novel Issues, Judge Says
• Ex-MLB Media Employee Says Co. Reneged On Equity Stake
• Irish Regulator To Eye Transparency In GDPR Enforcement
• Stock Photo Co. Says Google Search Shuts Out Non-Partners
• Real Estate Rumors: Signature Bank, Foundry, Jennifer Lopez
• Comcast Exec Saps Gov't Theory On AT&T-Time Warner Union
• Microsoft Wins Bid To Arbitrate Suit Over Xbox Live Accounts
• ACLU Plugs Municipal Broadband As Net Neutrality Patch
• AT&T Defends FCC Mobility Fund Map For Underserved Areas
• UK Antitrust Watchdog To Form Tech Team, Readies For Brexit
• NAB Urges FCC To Stick To Existing Diversity Criteria
• Facebook Users Near Class Cert. In Face Scan Privacy Row
• Chinese Streaming Giant Prices $2.25B IPO Led By Skadden
• NY Top Court Says 'Game Over' For Lohan's 'GTA V' Suit
• Anti-Amazon Ad Urges Trump To Intervene In DOD Cloud Deal
• Churchill Downs' Virtual Casino Is Illegal, 9th Circ. Finds
• WWE Beats Concussion Suit's Last Fraud Claims
• Bumble Hits Back At Tinder With $400M Trade Secrets Suit
• Stormy Daniels' Case May Have Fallen Into SLAPP Trap
• Roman J. Israel, Esquire, Meet Donald J. Trump, POTUS
• EU Losing Trust In US Privacy Protections, Lawmaker Says
• Turner CEO Scoffs At Threat Of 'Must-Have' Content To Merger
• Ticket Reseller Cops To Wire Fraud, Faces 6 To 10 Years
• Stormy Daniels Asks For Speedy Discovery To Depose Trump
• Advocate To Get Atty Fees After Suit Over Column Tossed
• Apple Escapes Lucas Sound Co.'s Speaker Patent Suit
• Las Vegas Casinos Dodge Texas Suit Over Gambler's Suicide
• Rakoff Hits DMX With Year In Prison For 'Brazen' Tax Dodge
• Chinese Streaming Co. Leads 4 IPOs Netting $828M
• 9th Circ. Hands Net Neutrality Litigation To DC Circ.
• Verizon Urges Fed. Circ. To Limit ITC's Reach In Comcast Suit
• Tenants Sue Ed Norton's Co. For $7M Over Apartment Fire
• 5Pointz Ruling Explores 'Moral Rights' Copyright Damages
• DOJ Watchdog Will Probe Potential FBI Abuse Of Spy Court
• Feds Can Pick 15 Facebook Docs For Court Review In Tax Row
• Turner Wants Funds Back From 'Super Size Me' Producer
• Tribal Law Scholars Urge Justices To Preserve Tort Immunity
• We Need A Cybersecurity Framework For Law Firms
• Housing Groups Sue Facebook Claiming Ads Allow Bias
• In-N-Out Seeks Restraining Order Against YouTube Prankster
• Commerce Fighting Data Localization Efforts, Official Says
• Punk Rock Ob-Gyn Gives Juror CPR, Gets Med Mal Mistrial
• Attys Divided Over Prospects Of Facebook Shareholder Suits
• Chinese Investor Can't Slip SEC's Insider Trading Suit
• Rapper Ja Rule To Give Fyre Fest Info To Ch. 7 Trustee
• Exec Stopped On AT&T-Time Warner Transcript At 'Good Stuff'
• Real Estate Rumors: EagleBank, Weinstein, Platinum Equity
• Roots' Leaders Can't Appeal Discovery Order For Tax Returns
• Philly Museum Lied About Artifacts' Authenticity, Suit Says
• Google Slips Suit Claiming YouTube Censors Conservatives
• Artist Sues Unauthorized Porn Shoot For Copyright Breach
• DLA Piper Hires White Collar Partner From Alston & Bird
• Tribe Can't Dodge Texas' Suit Over Bingo Machines
• Relativity Cofounder Says Ch. 11 Plan Blocks Fraud Suit
• 'Serial' Podcast Trademark Rejected By TTAB
• FCC's April Agenda To Include Spectrum Auction Framework
• FCC's O'Rielly Defends Media Ownership Deregulation
• Equity Partnership Isn't What It Used To Be
• House Dems Probe FCC Speeches At Right-Leaning CPAC
• DMX Wants Rakoff To Hear His Music At Tax Sentencing
• Regulation Of Sports Gambling Will Decide Esports' Fate
• Calif. Appeals Court Strikes De Havilland's 'Feud' Fight
• Stage Union's Refusal To Refer Members Illegal, 8th Circ. Says
• Stormy Daniels Says Trump Atty Broke Campaign Finance Law
• High Court Skips Yahoo Case Over Email Privacy After Death
• UK Court Rejects Gambling Co.'s £70M Tax Appeal
• NJ Casino Denied Quick Win In $9.6M Defective Card Row
• Facebook Says Cambridge Analytica Doesn't Belong In Trial
• Facebook Row May Expand Access To IRS Appeals Process
• 6 Companies Fill IPO Pipeline With Filings Totaling $656M
• Justices Urged To Step Into Tribal Casino Contract Case
• Transcript Peek Draws Warning In AT&T-Time Warner Trial
• Endeavor To Acquire Digital Video Co. For $250M
• 4 Things To Watch As AT&T-Time Warner Trial Picks Up Steam
• Tyler, The Creator Sued Over Use Of Decades-Old Sample
• UK's Purplebricks Gets £125M Investment From Axel Springer
• Ex-Fox News Host Says Network Must Face Cyberstalking Suit
• Transit Union Prez Says TV Interview Cost Him His Job
• FTC Officially Probing Facebook's Data Privacy Practices
• What To Expect After The High Court Rules On Sports Betting
• News Site Beats Suit Over Image Of Violent Berkeley Clash
• Philly Club Owner Owes Exotic Dancers $4.59M In Wage Suit
• Judging A Book: Hardiman Reviews 'Without Precedent'
• TVEyes Wants 2nd Circ. To Rethink Big Copyright Ruling
• 15 Minutes With Vimeo's General Counsel
• Hacky Sack Champ Asks 7th Circ. To Rehear Publicity Suit
• Rapper DMX Deserves 5-Year Sentence For Tax Evasion: Feds
• PBS Hits Back At Smiley In $1.9M Sex Misconduct Countersuit
• Writer Fights Fox's Bid To Have 'Gone Girl' IP Suit Tossed
• Up First In AT&T-Time Warner Trial: The Negotiators
• Dems Urge DOJ To Reject 'Sham' Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• 'Housewives' Star Can't Arbitrate Defamation Suit, Court Told
• GoPro's Claim Rival Forged Doc In IP Row Stumps Judge
• Fox Must Face Local Reporter's Sex Bias Suit
• Disparate Motives Seen In Cuomo's Call For DA Probe
• Kansas Senate Introduces Sports Betting Bill With 5% Tax
• NC Outer Banks Blackout Negligence Suit Moved To Fed Court
• 6 Firms To Lead 8 IPOs Exceeding $3.5B As Deals Heat Up
• Law360's Media & Entertainment Editorial Advisory Board
• Amazon Hit With Infringement Suit Over Fire TV Remote
• Dechert Nabs Hughes Hubbard Entertainment Litigator
• Tech Groups Ask To Join Net Neutrality Repeal Case
• Bloomberg Can't Decertify NY, Calif. Classes In OT Suit
• Top Tax Changes For Law Firms: What Lawyers Need To Know
• Nev. Gambling Regulators Mull Workplace Harassment Regs
• WWE Slams 'Deceptive' Atty, Seeks To Toss Concussion Suit
• 'Star Trek' Actor's Family Settles Suit Over Jeep Accident
• Boston City Hall Aides See Extortion Case Thrown Out
• AT&T, Time Warner Say DOJ Lacks 'Crystal Ball' In Opening
• Emmis Wins Coverage From AIG Unit For Investor Tiff
• Ex-Fox News Anchor Claims Bill O'Reilly Smeared Her
• Patent Owner Tells Justices Exergen Adds To Fed. Circ. Split
• Telecom Groups Praise Broadband Funding In Budget Deal
• Iowa To Pay Nearly $1M Over Pot T-Shirt Free Speech Case
• GOP Leader Praises Pai On Net Neutrality Repeal
• Boies, BigLaw May Get Small Change In Weinstein Ch. 11
• UK Lawmakers Say Fox Deal Could Curb Sky's Independence
• Infrastructure Order Divides But Passes At FCC Meeting
• Record Producer Loses Royalty Row Over Madonna's 'Vogue'
• Lawmakers Ask Zuckerberg To Testify About Data Misuse
• Congressional Review Act Cannot Restore Net Neutrality
• Zazzle Doesn't Owe Co. Atty Fees In Copyright Suit
• 6 Consumer Protection Enforcement Trends To Watch At FTC
• Companies Should Avoid The BigLaw Bonus Structure
• IHeartMedia Legacy Noteholders Sue Over Ch. 11 Debt Plan
• Ozzy Osbourne Sues AEG Over Staples Center Tour Policy
• La. Panel Finds Casino Staff Not Liable For Drunk Driver
• EU Data Authority Pushes For Tighter 'Fake News' Regulation
• 'Blurred Lines' Ruling Leaves Big Questions Unanswered
• Boston City Hall Trial's Start Axed Over Extortion Definition
• Pa., W. Va. Regulators Sign Off On $2.8B Casino Merger
• Name Of Ex-US Atty In Affair Should Stay Private, DOJ Says
• O'Reilly, Fox News Ask Court To Nix Defamation Suit
• Mobile Carriers Press For FCC Review Of Verizon Deal
• Feds, Tribe Urge DC Circ. Not To Rethink Casino Ruling
• Charter Faces Fine, Possible NYC Ban Over Merger Breach
• Pai Says Net Neutrality Repeal Will Expand Internet Access
• Trump Dossier Author Can Be Deposed In BuzzFeed Libel Suit
• Bloomberg Says OT Damages For NY, Calif. Classes Individual
• 9th Circ. Says 'Blurred Lines' Infringed Copyright
• Chief Innovation Officer — The New Star On Legal Teams
• Facebook Shareholders Sue Over Data Firm Tied To Trump
• Virtual Reality Legal Concerns On The Rise, Survey Finds
• FX Slams De Havilland's 'Feud' Portrayal Suit On Appeal
• Pay-TV Cos. Urge FCC To Study Impact Of Broadcast Mergers
• Streaming Services To Factor In AT&T-Time Warner Challenge
• Sports Gambling Co. Slapped With Suit For Unsolicited Texts
• Ex-Playboy Model Sues To Break Silence On Trump
• US Film Cos. Defend $4.4M Award In Int'l Distribution Fight
• DC Circ. Won't Rehear Long-Running FM Station Sale Dispute
• Ill. AG Nabs Quick Win Over Staffing Agency's Ads
• Paul Hastings Gets 5 Entertainment Attys From Loeb & Loeb
• DirecTV, CenturyLink Exposed User Info Online, Suit Says
• 'No One Is Above The Law': Trump Must Face Defamation Suit
• Tinder Stays On IP Warpath, Sues Top Chinese Dating App
• Betting On Change: States Plan For Sports Gambling Decision
• Beats Can't Unplug Monster's $100M Contract Claims
• MoFo, DLA Guide $155M ING-MassMutual Loan
• EXCLUSIVE: Behind The Downfall Of Latham's Chairman
• Weinstein Co.'s Del. Ch. 11 Kickoff Marked By $25M Loan Fight
• National Lawyers Need National Licensing For National Courts
• Embedded Tweet Copyright Case Sent To 2nd Circ.
• Manhattan DA's Weinstein Probe To Get Unheard-Of Review
• 'China's Netflix' Leads 6 IPO Launches Exceeding $3B Total
• Charter Seeks End To Texas Cable Permit Dispute
• 'Breach' Or Not, Facebook In Legal Hot Water Over Data Use
• Facebook, Users Urge Quick Wins In Biometric Privacy Suit
• Comcast Asks For Quick Win Over Viamedia In Antitrust Suit
• H&M Isn't The First Brand To Face Graffiti Gripes
• DOJ Says AT&T Too Broad On Confidentiality Claims
• CORRECTED: FBI Properly Withheld Docs On Trump Statements, Court Says
• AT&T Says Emails In Merger Row Need 'Sponsor' Witness
• Dating App Bumble Is Tinder 'Copycat,' Tinder Owner Says
• Ill. Village Will Vote On Video Gambling Law, Court Says
• PE-Backed Investment Co. Nabs Casino Operator For $355M
• HTC Beats $45M Virtual Reality Patent Suit, For Now
• Trump Wants Stormy Daniels Fight Moved To Fed. Court
• Charter Faces Civil Rights Suit Over Spanish-TV Snub
• How To Minimize Legal Risk When Firing Alleged Harassers
• Ill. Lottery Manipulation Suit Will Stay In Federal Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toys R Us, Meredith Corp., SIG Combibloc
• No Sanctions For Ex-Fox News Host, Atty In Cyberstalk Suit
• AIG Asks 9th Circ. To Ax Disney 'Pink Slime' Arbitration
• 4th Circ. Says Christian Network Deal Nixed 'In Good Faith'
• Disney Moves To Toss 'Inside Out' Copyright Spat For Good
• 5Pointz Artists Want $2.6M In Attys' Fees After Big Win
• Brand Battles: Hulu Picks Fight With Tech Startup 'Humu'
• ICSID Roundup: The Latest Claims You Need To Know
• Disney Deal Gets Autodesk Out Of Animation Patent Suit
• AT&T-Time Warner Challenge Winds Its Way To Trial
• Maryland House Passes Bill To Put Sports Betting On Ballot
• A Chat With Littler Info Chief Durgesh Sharma
• Conn. AG Supports Casino Bill Canceling Deal With Tribes
• Changes To Rule 23 Are Coming, Are You Prepared?
• DOJ, AT&T Set To Spar Over Future Of Media Industry
• LinkedIn Tells 9th Circ. Startup's Bots Hurt Competition
• Spotify Touts 'Transparency' Of Direct Stock Listing
• FCC Must Undo AT&T, Verizon Spectrum Sales, Rep. Says
• Yelp Can't Shake TCPA Suit Over Calls, Consumer Says
• Fair-Use Skirmish Between Cravath, Greenberg Rankles Judge
• US Chamber Backs Facebook In IRS Tax Adjustment Bout
• Dish Again Loses Bid To Trim TCPA Class Owed $61M
• 'Warcraft' Maker Activision Gets PTAB To Kill Gaming Patent
• EU To Decide Fate Of Apple's Shazam Purchase By Late April
• 9th Circ. Hears Bid To Revive Stolen IP Suit Against Oculus
• Cable Group Rips Sinclair Station Divestiture Plans As Vague
• Don't Run Afoul Of NCAA Trademarks During March Madness
• Now's The Time To Get Ready For Sports Betting, Attys Say
• 3 Things To Watch As Net Neutrality Litigation Progresses
• IHeartMedia Hits Ch. 11 To Cut More Than $10B In Debt
• The Case For Early Mediation Or Arbitration In IP Disputes
• Harper Lee Estate Sues Over Sorkin Version Of 'Mockingbird'
• Altaba Says Asset Value Doesn't Support Noteholder Claims
• Feds Fight Narrow Definition Of Extortion In City Hall Row
• Ill. Court Official Battles Bid For Quick Access To E-Filings
• Calif. Considers Reviving Net Neutrality With Tougher Policy
• Split 9th Circ. Tosses Porn Co. Copyright Suit
• Rights Groups Say CLOUD Act Tramples Civil Liberties
• Square Inc.'s Bankruptcy Atty Ban Is Illegal, 9th Circ. Told
• FTC Wants More Info On $2.8B Casino Merger
• WhatsApp Won't Share User Data With Facebook Until GDPR
• Injured Man Wins $37.5M In Dram Shop Suit Against Club
• Reggae Singer Sues Miley Cyrus Over 'We Can't Stop' Lyric
• UK Privacy Regulator Eyes Small Biz In GDPR Ad Campaign
• Video Patent Claims Against NFL Mostly Allowed To Stand
• How They Won It: Akin Gump Lands High Court Win For Tribe
• Music Publisher Fights Fees After 'We Shall Overcome' Loss
• DOJ Can't Block AT&T, Time Warner Arbitration Evidence
• NY Millionaires Urge Gov. To Raise Their Taxes
• Pair Seek To Lead Class Against Twitter Stock Fraudster
• Comcast Gets SEC Blessing For Sky Share Buyout Plan
• Orrick Grows Tech Sector Capabilities In NY, Silicon Valley
• T-Mobile Puerto Rico Hit With Copyright, TM Suit Over Song
• Lawyering A La Carte: Unbundled Dispute Resolution Services
• ICE Spokesman Quits, Says Pressured To Lie About Sweep
• MGM Resorts International Hit With Age, Sex Bias Suit
• CCA Challenges AT&T's FiberTower Spectrum Acquisition
• Geragos Firm To Lead Class In Consolidated Fyre Fest Suits
• Tinder Takes Age Discrimination Case To Calif. High Court
• Daily Mail Owner Nabs $205M In Sale Of Real Estate Data Biz
• Stormy Daniels Offers Trump $130K To End Hush Agreement
• Cert. Granted In Cirque du Soleil US TCPA Junk Fax Suit
• AOL Wants Share Price Cut In $4.4B Verizon Deal Review
• Dolby Sues Adobe Over Alleged Licensing Noncompliance
• GoPro Can't Prove Rival Forged Docs In IP Row, Court Told
• SeaWorld Visitors Ask 9th Circ. To Flip Whale Abuse Suit
• With FCC On Sidelines, Mayors Move To Protect Net Neutrality
• Philly Club Owner Aims To Trim Exotic Dancers' Wage Suit
• Photog Fights Quick Appeal After Embedded Tweet Ruling
• Canadian Antitrust Watchdog Raids Toronto Media Outlets
• Feds Mount Last-Ditch Effort To Save Boston City Hall Case
• AT&T, DOJ File Pretrial Briefs In Time Warner Merger Row
• 'Stairway' Jury Should Have Heard Tunes, 9th Circ. Told
• Report Finds Similar Internet Use By Rural And Urban Users
• Facebook Invokes Taxpayer Bill Of Rights In Row With IRS
• R&B Singer Jill Scott Sued Over Greeting Card Deal
• Lucasfilm Rips Defense Of 'Star Wars' Game App In TM Suit
• How Juries View Active Shooter Premises Liability
• You're Perfect, Now Change: Perfectionism Hurts Lawyers
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Comcast, Verizon Patent Win
• Dish Network, Others Near $46M Award In Pirating Row
• Grassley, Feinstein Debate Judicial Vetting, Obstruction
• Why The 'Blue Slip' Battles Are Becoming White Hot
• Senior Judges Fill The Void Left By Rampant Vacancies
• How Far Right Can The President Pull The Courts?
• Groups Petition DC Circ. Over FCC Media Ownership Rules
• Judge Urged To Examine Trump CNN Bias Over AT&T Merger
• Notorious BIG Shakes Copyright Row Over 'Party' Song
• Film Co. RKA's Suit Against Relativity Media Affiliates Flops
• Facebook Biometric Privacy Ruling Offers Plaintiffs On-Ramp
• EMI Slams Frankie Valli's Bid To Save Music Rights Suit
• 5th Pa. Casino License Auction Attracts No Bidders
• Game Co. Can't Trim Blizzard's Copyright Infringement Suit
• IRS, Howard Stern Shake Most Of Suit Over Aired Tax Call
• Ex-'Big Brother' Worker Sues Over Sex, Age Discrimination
• Redbox's Filing Delay Dooms Injunction Bid In TM Suit
• Antitrust Immunity Proposed For News Org Online Talks
• Brand Battles: Apple, McDonald's, Travelers, Marriott
• Models Can't Get DQ Of Fla. Swingers Club Atty
• EA Slams Players' Cert. Bid In Madden Likeness Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Alice Win For Facebook On EveryMD Patents
• Royal Caribbean Is An 'Internet Service Provider,' Judge Says
• Six Ex-NY Times Workers Found Eligible For Buyouts
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 9th Circ. Rescues FTC Authority Over Common Carriers
• Wynn To Pay Japanese Game Maker $2.6B For 2012 Buyout
• Ex-NY Sports Radio Host Headed For Fall Trial In Ponzi Case
• DOJ Defends Trump's Twitter Blocking As Constitutional
• 9th Circ. To Hear Consolidated Net Neutrality Challenges
• Baker McKenzie Snags 5 Ex-Hogan Attys, Opens LA Office
• NJ Bettor Claims Winning Harness Horse Was Drugged
• 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Film Co. To Pay $60M To End 1MDB Probe
• Reader's Digest Publisher Hits Back In 2nd Circ. Tax Bout
• NY Senator Pitches 8.5% Tax On Casinos' Sports Revenue
• NBC's 'America's Got Talent' Sued For Wrongful Death
• Comcast Prevails In Sports Network Dispute At FCC
• Ex-Grand Funk Railroad Member Broke TM Deal, Band Says
• YouTube, MLB Extend Video Streaming And Sponsorship Deal
• FCC's Deregulation Is Hurting Poor People, Dems Say
• Poarch Creek Tribe Pays Sands $1.3B For Pa. Casino
• Appraisal Takeaways From AOL
• Wynn Resorts Hid Sex Claims Against CEO, Oregon Says
• HarperCollins Can't Escape Suit Over Prof's Assault Book
• Stormy Daniels Says Trump Atty Got Secret Restraining Order
• Cable Cos., Stations Spar Over 'Must Carry' Notice Delivery
• YouTube Dodges Zombie Video Makers' Contract Suit
• 7th Circ. Asks Ind. Justices For Help In Fantasy NCAA Suit
• AT&T's DirecTV Latin America Business Files US IPO
• Justices Urged To OK New Rulings Making Alice Wins Harder
• FCC Rejects Challenge To DirecTV Satellite License
• Yelp Wins $2M Judgment Against Online Review Co. Revleap
• Semiconductor Co. Pays $428M For Infineon Unit
• FCC's Broadband Maps Obscure Reality Of National Coverage
• Okla. Tribe Denied 10th Circ. Rehearing In $27M Tax Ruling
• CookieCon Accuses Event Cos. Of Biting Into Its Trademark
• Consolidation And Cross-Ownership: Trends In Media M&A
• Why Sexual Harassment Victims Face Class Action Hurdles
• A Case For Litigation Alternatives In #MeToo Movement
• Hedge Fund Says Rival Is Misusing Media Co. For Profit
• Fyre Festival Organizer Cops To Fraud, Faces 10 Years
• Feds Say Extortion Case Dead Unless Judge Alters Jury Plan
• Calif. High Court Weighs Online Privacy, Criminal Defense
• 'Hannah Montana' Creators Lose Bonus-Fee Claims Appeal
• Stormy Daniels Sues Trump, Says Hush Contract Is Void
• France Signals Possible Google, Facebook Antitrust Probes
• Three, Vodafone Hit With UK Net Neutrality Violation Probe
• 1st Circ. Considers Fitting Defamation Rules To Internet Age
• Forum Owner Sues Calif. City Over New, Rival Clippers Arena
• Stars Group Strengthens Aussie Betting Stance In $315M Deal
• House Passes Bipartisan FCC Reauthorization
• Tribes, Feds Fight MGM Bid To Join Conn. Casino Row
• Former App Vendor Outruns Most Of Data Collection Suit
• Weinstein Co. Sale Collapses Over 'Disappointing' Info
• 'Pepe The Frog' Artist Sues Infowars Over Copyrights
• An Economic Analysis Of Proposed AT&T-Time Warner Merger
• Televisa Hit With Investor Suit Over Bribery Allegations
• Copyright Ruling May Encourage Willful Infringement
• 10 Tips For Working With IT To Preserve Data
• Watchdog Sues DOJ For WH Memos On Fox-Disney Deal
• Marilyn Monroe IP Countersuit Gets Trimmed Again
• 9th Circ. Hears TM Fight Over Instagram 'Layout' App
• AOL, Investors Spar Over Judge's Valuation In Appraisal Suit
• Sheppard Mullin Picks Up Ex-Barnes & Thornburg Partner
• Suge Knight Attys Charged With Witness Tampering
• Coca-Cola Ad Ripped Off Puerto Rican Songwriter, Suit Says
• PTAB Won't Review Tech Group's Multimedia Patent Challenge
• Familiar Foes Spar Over Md. Bill To Promote Net Neutrality
• Charter Gets Judge To Kill Advertising Patents Under Alice
• FCC's Clyburn Slams Net Neutrality Repeal
• FEC Tees Up Rulemaking On Online Election Ad Disclaimers
• Fund Blasts Trustee's Deal With Insurer In $70M Ponzi Case
• iHeartMedia Faces TCPA Suit Over Radio Station Robocalls
• Maryland Tax Court Affirms Baltimore Billboard Tax
• Ex-ESPN Analyst Says Network 'Rife With Misogyny'
• Facebook, Microsoft Say Content Laws Should Stay Local
• Oscars Shine Spotlight On Atty's Work On 'Inclusion Rider'
• NJ Advances Bill Against Silence Terms In Harassment Deals
• Facebook Backs Tax Docs Privilege In Transfer Pricing Row
• Google Says Nearly Half Of 2.4M Links Nixed From Searches
• Spin Master Buys PE-Backed Toy Maker Gund For $79.1M
• High Court Ruling In FTI Consulting Makes Eminent Sense
• Atty's $4.3M Suit Says Sheppard Mullin Backed Ponzi Scheme
• Website Class Seeks OK Of $11M Google AdSense Deal
• Taylor Swift Beats 'Shake It Off' Lyrics Suit
• James Franco, Seth Rogen Cos. Sued Over 'Disaster Artist'
• Film Financier Found Guilty On Investor Fraud Charges
• 3 Takeaways From Spotify's Direct Listing
• Senate Advances Bill To Require Better Mobile Coverage Data
• Wave Of Publicity Suits Washing Over Hollywood, Attys Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• EPA Restores Chesapeake Bay Paper Funding After Outcry
• Group Slams Sinclair Plan To Get $3.9B Merger In FCC Shape
• FasciaBlaster Inventor Sanctioned In Failed Defamation Suit
• AT&T, Gov't Praised For No-Drama Discovery In Merger Row
• Facebook Can't Dodge Non-Users' Face Scan Privacy Claims
• Fla. Senate Committee Advances Gambling Reform Bill
• Belgian Co. Hits Turkey with $80M Claim Over Media Purge
• House To Consider Revised FCC Reauthorization Bill
• 2nd Circ. Panel To Rehear Bloomberg Libel Suit
• 4th Circ. Won't Rehear Toss Of $25M IP Verdict Against Cox
• $500M Weinstein Co. Sale Revived After Threat Of Bankruptcy
• Charter Looks To Duck Sprint's Internet Call IP Suit
• Models Seek Quick Win In Fla. Swingers Club Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Thomson Reuters, Fiat, Hermes
• Mass. Board Wants Sports Betting On Par With Black Market
• Zynga Seeks $12M Deal To End Insider Stock Sale Lawsuits
• Make An Informed Choice About Arbitration
• Feds, Tribe Prevail In Fight Over Calif. Casino Land
• Puerto Rico Telecom Urges Justices To Revive Antitrust Case
• Insurers Say They Won't Defend Weinstein From Assault Suits
• Manufacturer Presses IP Claims Against Bankrupt Toys R Us
• Brunswick Spins Off Fitness Equipment Unit Into New Co.
• DirecTV Runs 'Hard' Credit Checks Without Asking, Suit Says
• Boston City Officials Can't Dodge Union Extortion Charges
• Protecting Privilege In Litigation Financing Negotiations