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Media & Entertainment - May, 2018

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• 'Grumppuccino'-Maker Can't Avoid Infringement Of Cat Image
• CBS Investors Throw In Their Own Suit Against NAI, Redstone
• What To Know About Complying With GDPR
• Sesame Street Can't Block Raunchy Movie Tagline In TM Row
• Facebook Privacy Suits' Grouping In Calif. Eyed By JPML
• Broadcast Rules Get Drill-Down At DOJ Regulation Panel
• Agency Asks For Input On Bolstering Broadband Data Map
• BIA Says Mohegan-Conn. Gambling Deal Change Is In Effect
• New EU Data Watchdog Backs 'Cookie Wall' Ban
• Country Singer's Pub Chain Asks 6th Circ. To Uphold TM Win
• Guitar Co. Gibson Reaches Deal On $135M DIP Package
• AT&T Won't Take FTC Common Carrier Fight To High Court
• Players Face Long Odds To Win Gambling Likeness Fees
• Court Docs Reveal Contours Of Next Net Neutrality Round
• 1 Firm Leaps Ahead In May As IPO Market Gathers Steam
• DHS Slapped With Suit Over Media-Monitoring Tools
• Neb. Steps Into Challenge Of Ponca Tribe Gambling Approval
• Jay-Z Beats Copyright Suit Over 'Big Pimpin'' At 9th Circ.
• Leagues Fight Racetrack's Fee Bid After Sports Betting Ruling
• BigLaw Blogs In A Post-GDPR Marketing Universe
• JPML Wary Of Merging Cloud Patent Row Amid Amazon Suit
• Grindr Should Be Liable For Impersonation, 2nd Circ. Told
• Tribal AG Says Immunity Bars Federal Suit Over Casino Row
• Exploring The Gambling Industry's Economic Peculiarities
• Twitter As Public Forum: The Limits Of The Trump Ruling
• Trump Pardons Conservative Filmmaker In Straw Donor Case
• Harvey Weinstein Indicted In Manhattan DA's Rape Case
• Relativity Media Lender Seeks To Dispel Ch. 11 Concerns
• Disney, ABC Infringed Michael Jackson IP In Film, Estate Says
• 'Jersey Shore' Star's, Brother's Sentencings Delayed Again
• Twitter Gets TWiT Trademark Row Tossed
• Revive HIV Suit Coverage Claims, Porn Studios Tell 9th Circ.
• Disney Moves Unionized Servers' Tips Suit To Federal Court
• Risque Melania Trump Pics Belong To Photogs, Website Says
• Calif. Senate Clears State Net Neutrality Bill
• Rival Rigged Vacuum Test To Support Ad, Dyson Tells Jury
• David Copperfield, MGM Found Not Liable For Guest's Injury
• Alleged Scalpers Must Face Ticketmaster's Infringement Suit
• Lifeline 'Flaw' Could Hurt Online Enrollment, FCC Told
• Newsmax Duels With Broadcasters Over FCC Ownership Cap
• Media Giants Balk At Cable Group's Fix For AT&T-TW Deal
• EU Stands By Approval Of Liberty's €10B Ziggo Merger
• William Hill To Set Up Sports Book In Atlantic City Casino
• The Potentially Far-Reaching Impact Of Sports Betting Case
• Jury Impaneled In Dyson False Ad Suit Ahead Of Trial Kickoff
• 9th Circ. To Weigh Class Cert. In Facebook Face Scan Row
• Suits Show Conflict Even At BigLaw's Best Places For Women
• Reform Or Retreat? UK Firms Eye Next Steps On Pay Data
• How Women Are Changing The Law Firms They Lead
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Fed Role In Sports Betting Regs Seen As Long Shot
• MGM Resorts Nabs NY Casino, Raceway In $850M Deal
• Gawker To Be Sold This Summer Following Thiel Peace Pact
• Tinder, Match Want Out Of British Telecom Patent Row
• FCC Says Senator Can Join Mobility Fund Challenge Process
• FCC's O'Rielly Seeks Amazon, EBay Set-Top Box Crackdown
• Union Steps Up Suit Against Big Biz Over Facebook Job Ads
• Biotech Startup, Music Streamer Launch IPOs Totaling $158M
• 9th Circ. Judge Wants 'Monkey Selfie' Redo
• C-Band Sharing Proposal Draws Broadcaster, Hobbyist Ire
• 4 Things GCs Need To Know About Net Neutrality
• The 2018 Law360 Glass Ceiling Report
• Redstone Sues CBS, Board Looking To Gut Vote Dilution
• Do You Own The Graffiti Art On Your Building?
• Analyzing The Economics Of Litigation Funding
• Rule 23 Changes: How Electronic Notice Can Save Money
• Dismissal Of Facebook Tax Appeal Suit Will Embolden IRS
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report, By The Numbers
• What Does Gender Parity In The Legal Industry Look Like?
• Law360's Pro Say: Why Are All The Partners Still Men?
• How We Got Here: A Look Back At Trailblazing Women In Law
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 'Sesame Street' Sues Film Cos. Over Raunchy Movie Tagline
• Calif. AG's High Court Commercial Broke The Law, Suit Says
• Boston Globe Sues Ex-Staffer Who Made #MeToo Accusation
• 5 Areas Of GDPR Compliance Where Member States Diverge
• Atty Can't Relitigate Criminal Trial In SEC Stock Scam Suit
• Charter Wants Net Neutrality Advocate's Emails From NY AG
• Pa. Lawmaker Urges State Regulator To OK Sports Betting
• Discovery Next In Ill. Suit Over Sick Casino Worker's Firing
• Live Nation Investor Asks To End Her Suit Over Exec Bonuses
• Sony Hit With Copyright, TM Suit Over Puerto Rican Song
• NJ Racetrack Wants $3.4M Bond After Sports Betting Win
• Facebook Inflated Ad Revenues With Bogus Clicks, Suit Says
• Kodak Can't Ax Contract Dispute With German Software Co.
• US Trustee Seeks More Info On IHeartMedia Worker Bonuses
• Tribe Can Challenge Gaming Commission Denial: DC Judge
• Dish Copyright Defendants Scolded In Denial Of Early Win
• Getting The Snaps And Tweets Into Evidence
• Brand Battles: Penn State, Mountain Dew, Spotify
• McGraw-Hill Wants Firm Repping Photographer DQ'd Again
• Sinclair Withheld Info On Divestitures, Cable Group Says
• Laffey Bucci Snags Cosby Prosecutor For Injury Practice
• Fried Frank Nabs Financial Services Litigator From Stroock
• Calif. County Presses Justices To Hear Casino Land Case
• Weinstein Arrested On Rape Charges In NYC
• Durie Tangri Beats TWiT's DQ Bid In Twitter Trademark Row
• Calif. High Court OKs Subpoena For Public Facebook Posts
• Lawmakers Ramp Up Push To Expand Privacy Rules For Kids
• No Bonus For Consultancy That Kept Detroit's Art Out Of Ch. 9
• Stormy Daniels Asks Judge To Let Trump Suit Move Forward
• Time Warner Can't Shake $160K Bias Verdict, 9th Circ. Says
• Cable Group Sounds Alarm Over Possible Comcast-Fox Deal
• DraftKings To Launch New Platform After High Court Ruling
• Investors Can't Stop Celeb Chef From Bankruptcy Filing
• Texas Judge Fired Staffer Over Facebook Posts, Suit Says
• Live Nation Must Face Trimmed Suit From Concert Promoters
• Cox To Pay $3.3M To Settle Calif. Hazardous Waste Claims
• Film Studio, Chinese Co. Settle Row Over Nixed $345M Deal
• States Need Realistic Expectations For Sports Betting
• Time Limits For Foreign Tax Credits Questioned By 2nd Circ.
• ​​​​​​​UBS Sues Theater Cos. To End Row Over Missing Funds
• CBS Seeks Approval Of Redstone Vote Dilution
• Live Nation Inflated Income To Reward Execs, Investors Say
• Industry Mixed Over FCC Fast-Lane Proposal For New Tech
• Steve Winwood Ripped Off Song For 'Lovin', 6th Circ. Told
• 4 Things Keeping Telecom Attorneys Up At Night
• New Pre-1972 Music Bill In Senate Splits From House
• IHeartMedia Gets OK To Secure Citibank Loan, Notes
• Gibson Brands To Alter DIP Provisions After Court Comments
• Trump's Twitter Blocking Is Unconstitutional, NY Judge Rules
• Comcast Plans To Top Disney With Cash Offer For Fox Assets
• Spotify Wins Approval for $43M Songwriter Settlement
• Woman Says R. Kelly Trapped Her In Rooms, Gave Her Herpes
• TV Station, Helicopter Co. To Pay $40M To End Crash Suit
• Videology Floats $14.6M Ch. 11 Deal With Largest Customer
• Sens. Whose IDs Used In Fake FCC Posts Tell Pai To Fix Site
• Google May Escape Gun-Scope Seller's Crosshairs, For Now
• Covington Picks Up 2 Kirkland Partners To Lead PE Practice
• Chick-Fil-A, ESPN Want Out Of TV Commercial Copyright Suit
• Poor Families Need 'Kid Vid' Programming Rules, Dems Say
• MoMa TM Not Famous Enough For Infringement, Cafe Claims
• 5th Circ. Sides With Viacom Over 'SpongeBob' Eatery
• EMI Escapes Frankie Valli's Song Rights Suit In California
• FCC Opens Comment Period On Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• Dr. Seuss Parody Creator Beats TM Claims In Larger Suit
• EU Officials Grill Zuckerberg On Privacy, Antitrust, Legacy
• Book Authors Say Judge's Defamation Suit Ignores Context
• 'Housewives' Star Moves Toward Deal In Malpractice Battle
• 'X Factor' Winner's Hit Song Infringes, Irish Band Says
• Calif. Jury Says NCAA Didn't Defame Ex-USC Coach
• EMI Close To Shaking The Four Seasons' Music Rights Suit
• FCC Investigating Cellphone Location-Tracking Co. After Leak
• 'Gone Girl' Copyright Infringement Suit Gets The Boot
• GoPro, 360Heros Settle Trademark, Copyright Fight
• Facebook Users To Get Online Notice Of Face-Scan Trial
• Lender, Creditors Blast Gibson $135M Financing Plan
• AT&T, Time Warner Urge Court To Reject Indie Network Input
• Ex-NY Sports Radio Host Rips Ponzi Charges, Evidence
• FCC Opens 'Transparency' Portal Before Net Neutrality Sunset
• High Court Won't Hear Sony PlayStation Patent Dispute
• College Athlete Publicity Rights In Fantasy Issue Heats Up
• ESPN Can't Exclude Sex Harassment Allegations: Ex-Analyst
• Exotic Dancers Denied Quick Win In Misclassification Suit
• TiVo Ordered To Pay Attys' Fees In 7-Year-Old IP Suit
• SD Shouldn't Get Quick Win Over Excise Tax, Tribe Argues
• UK Minister Says Intervention Unlikely In Comcast's Sky Bid
• NFL Calls For Congress To Standardize Sports Betting
• Sports Leagues Differ On Betting After High Court Ruling
• Ex-Notre Dame Coach Settles Daily Beast Suit Over RNC Talk
• Spotlight On EU's Bold New Digital Economy Tax Ideas
• Introducing The Legal Industry To Millennial Business Owners
• FDA Notices Show Agency Is All In On Tobacco Regulation
• Busta Rhymes Sued For $6.3M For Bailing On NJ Show
• Spokeo 2 Years Later: As Split Grows, High Court Redo Looms
• Foley & Lardner Beats DQ In IP Suit Against Patent Atty
• Net Neutrality Vote Petition Gains Support In House
• Fox Ditches Ex-Host's Cyberstalking, Sexual Harassment Suit
• Friends Bilked Sick 'LOVE' Artist, Art Foundation Alleges
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch, Marvel, Microsoft
• Sports Betting Sector Will Hinge On Cooperation, Many Say
• Mobile Ad Firm Investor Sues To Nullify $34M Merger
• 'War Dogs' Arms Dealer Sues Friend Over Book Rights
• IHeartMedia Seeks OK To Access $450M Ch. 11 Credit Facility
• Player Unions Back NCAA Athletes In Fantasy Sports Dispute
• Wynn Pays $68M For Chemical Cleanup At Mass. Casino Site
• FCC's O'Rielly Rebukes Rumors Of Sinclair-Tribune Benefits
• Macklemore Can't Shake Jazz Musician's Copyright Suit
• Yahoo Settles With Rivals.com Users Over Auto Renewals
• Del. Justices OK Toss Of $13M Viacom-Redstone Pay Suit
• Cambridge Analytica Files Bankruptcy Liquidation Case In NY
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 3
• 2 Court Standards For Statutory Damages In Copyright Cases
• Bruce Willis' $5M Fee Win Reversed By Calif. Court
• Plans For $4B Miami Mega-Mall Advance With Key Approvals
• Debunking 5 Myths Surrounding The Net Neutrality CRA
• EA Says Ex-NFLers' Game Likeness Suit Relies On 'Say-So'
• FCC's June Meeting Will Address Broadband Subsidy Program
• Leahy Rips Pai On Net Neutrality, Rural Broadband Coverage
• Creditors Slam iHeartMedia For Double-Adviser Request
• Emerson Seeks Peek At Facebook Deal In $30M IP Theft Suit
• DC Circ. Grills TV Station Protesting FCC Channel Move
• High Court Gambling Decision Conjures Old Trade Tensions
• Firms Score Big Win In NJ Sports Betting Ruling, Attys Say
• Conservative Blogger Defeats Fees But Not Ethics Fine Suit
• Live Nation To Partner On Chicago Entertainment Venues
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 2
• NCAA May Change Gambling-Related Rules
• A Chat With Perkins Practice Management Chief Toby Brown
• Gawker, Thiel End Legal Fight As Ch. 11 Settlement Approved
• Celebrity Chef Ran Restaurants Like Ponzi Scheme, Suit Says
• CBS Restraining Order Denied Ahead Of Special Meeting
• Key Issues States Face In The Wake Of Sports Bet Ruling
• Relativity Secures Contested D&O Policies In Ch. 11
• Atty Fights To Revive $13M Viacom Exec Compensation Suit
• Drake's Copyright Accusers Can't Shake Countersuit
• Tribes Must Be Part Of Sports Betting Discourse, NIGC Says
• Stan Lee Sues Media Co. For $1B To Reclaim His Name
• NJ Internet Defamation Ruling Leaves Tough Calls For Judges
• Shari Redstone Blocked From Further CBS Actions For Now
• Senate Passes Measure To Keep Net Neutrality
• Police Didn't Use Excessive Force In Casino Arrest, Court Told
• Advertiser Self-Regulation And Class Actions: Part 1
• Churchill Downs To Enter Sports Betting, Online Gambling
• Republican Sens. Propose FCC Merger Review 'Shot Clock'
• Why Won't Judicial Nominees Affirm Brown V. Board Of Ed?
• Going Public Without An IPO
• Sports Bet Decision Reveals Hidden Preemption Requirement
• The Lawyers' Guide To Cloud Computing
• Sports Betting In NJ Months Away After High Court Win
• Fox News Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuits
• Here's What The Music Modernization Act Would Do
• Calif. Lawmaker Hustles To Legalize Sports Betting
• Google, YouTube Prevail In Video Takedown Libel Suit
• Work-Hungry Firms Cede Ground On Security Retainer Fees
• Calif. Tribe Asks Justices To Spurn County's Casino Land Suit
• Net Neutrality Bill Could Hasten Other Reforms, Orgs Say
• Literary Agency Bookkeeper Accused Of Embezzling $3.4M
• AT&T, Time Warner Fight Alternative Merger Fix
• Nobody Will Confuse 'MoMaCha' With MoMA, Cafe Says
• Man Avoids Jail In Scam To Sell Stolen Gardner Artwork
• Streaming Music Bill Hits The Right Notes On Capitol Hill
• FCC Rethinking Autodialer Definition After Court Loss
• IRS Escapes Facebook's $7B Suit Over Blocked Tax Appeal
• Yahoo Not Covered In TCPA Suits, AIG Tells 9th Circ.
• Personality App Exposed 3M Facebook Users' Details: Report
• 2nd Circ. Won't Rehear TVEyes Fair Use Case
• Longtime Zorro IP Holder To Cross Swords Over Play At Trial
• Supreme Court Blows Door To Sports Betting Wide Open
• Senate Set To Vote On Nixing Net Neutrality Rollback
• High Court Sports Bet Ruling Could Mean Bonanza For Tribes
• Facebook Users' Biometric Privacy Suit Will Go Forward
• Olympic Skater Seeks 9th Circ. Rehearing Of NBC Royalty Suit
• Texas Justices Say 'Defamatory' Column Was Opinion
• FCC's Pai OKs Call Authentication Plan To Beat Robocalls
• Senators Want Details About AT&T's Cohen Dealings
• CBS, Intent On Blocking Viacom Tie-Up, Sues Shari Redstone
• EEOC Says It Needn't Fork Over More Docs To Strip Club
• Tinder Settles With Top Chinese Dating App To End IP Fight
• 50 Cent Seeks Sanctions Against Concertgoers In Injury Suits
• Recovering Lawyers' Lost Position Of Independence
• High Court Strikes Down Federal Sports Betting Ban
• Facebook TCPA Row Ax Set 'Unrealistic' Bar, 9th Circ. Told
• Tax Automation Co., Music Streamer File IPOs Totaling $265M
• Skadden-Led Chinese Gaming Co. Huya Prices $180M IPO
• Tribe Can't Force Casino Suit To Its Court, Okla. Judge Told
• Brand Battles: Miller Says Korean Beer Giant Copied Logo
• Videology Reports Progress Toward $25M DIP In Ch. 11
• Tribal Entity Not Key To Harrah's Pay Suit, Ex-Worker Says
• Nike Urges 9th Circ To Reject Redo Of 'Jumpman' IP Case
• AMC Urges End To Theater's First-Run Film Antitrust Suit
• 5 Common Myths About EU's New Data Protection Regime
• NY Judge Won't Wade Into $12M Pop Song Royalty Row
• Silver Lake Unit Inks $3B Deal For UK Property Portal Co.
• New York Times Settles Libel Suit Over Slavery Quotes
• Nielsen, ComScore Resolve Contract Row Over Data Sharing
• Swingers Club Gets Partial Win In Models' False Ad Suit
• Video Ad Tech Firm Hits Ch. 11 With Plan For Asset Sale
• Cohen Says Avenatti's Report Should Block Him From Court
• 11th Circ. Won't Clear Venezuela In Suit Over Bolívar Artifacts
• Conn. Tribal Casino Plan Gets Boost As Rival Bill Falls Short
• Term Changes Don't Fix Disney's Copyright Misuse: Redbox
• Real Estate Rumors: SL Green, Kinship Capital, Simon
• Facebook Says Illinois Privacy Row Belongs In Federal Court
• Lucasfilm Wants Copyright Win In 'Star Wars' Game Fight
• Broadway Battle Over 'Mockingbird' Ends With Settlement
• Net Neutrality Sunset Date Set For June
• Calif. Jury Says Emerson Owes BladeRoom $30M For IP Theft
• 8 Reasons To Take A Fresh Look At Your Law Office Lease
• Disney Copyright Accuser Is No James Bond, Judge Says
• Skadden Steers Gannett In $130M Cash Deal For WordStream
• As GDPR Looms, UK Biz Get Guidance On Consent Rules
• Relativity's DIP Ask Slashed As It Faces Grilling In Ch. 11
• Emerson Called A Sheep-Clothed Wolf As IP Theft Trial Wraps
• Ex-Twitter Worker Says Bias Row Meets Dukes Cert. Standard
• Man Stole Friend's Warhol Prints, Sold Fakes, Feds Say
• Reps Demand FCC's Pai Answer For 'Faulty' Broadband Data
• A General Counsel's Tips For Succeeding As A New Associate
• AT&T-Time Warner Trial: Experts, Leverage And A Crystal Ball
• Treasury Watchdog To Probe Release Of Cohen Funds Info
• Last Sinclair-Tribune Station Buyer Is Fox In $910M Deal
• TechFreedom Adds Space Law Expert As GC
• Ariz. Justices Take Hopi's Artificial Snow Row With Resort
• Bankrupt IHeartMedia Seeks OK To Pay $108M In Bonuses
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fox, Blackstone, Asmodee
• Dems Campaign To Force Vote On Reinstating Net Neutrality
• Fed. Circ. Gives DreamWorks New Shot At $4.4M Tax Refund
• Kramer Levin Guides REIT's $749M Caesars Asset Buy
• CookieCon Trademark Suit Doesn't Belong In Utah, Court Told
• Verizon Exits Fight Against Proposed Calif. Privacy Law
• Church Leader Decries $5M Tax Evasion Case As Oppression
• Holland & Knight Adds White Collar Atty From Foley & Lardner
• Harvey Weinstein Fights Chubb For Payment Of Legal Defense
• DOJ To Judge: Block AT&T-Time Warner Deal Or Carve Out Fix
• FCC's Mignon Clyburn Talks Retirement And Leaving A Legacy
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walmart, Comcast, Bunge
• Redbox Scoffs At Disney's Latest Bid To Stop Code Sales
• In Publicity Rights 'Feud,' The Show Ain't Over Yet
• Weinstein Co. Ch. 11 Sale Gets Nod, Nets $260M In Cash
• FTC Seeks More Info On Churchill Downs' $51M Casino Deal
• Jay-Z Has Date With SEC To Discuss Rocawear Sale Fallout
• 50 Cent Concert Injury Liability May Be Unreviewable: Court
• Ala. Judge Sends Broadway 'Mockingbird' Dispute To NY
• Securus Urges FCC To Use Discretion In Robocall Blocking
• Hopi Tribe Can Now Operate Gambling Machines In Ariz.
• 'Shape Of Water' Makers Deny Ripping Off Pulitzer Playwright
• Will The US Match Or Improve On GDPR Privacy Model?
• UK Privacy Regulator Floats Bid For New Powers Under GDPR
• NBC Must Face Suge Knight Killing Suit, Appeals Court Told
• Jay-Z Slams SEC Testimony Request As 'Unreasonable'
• Manet Or Monet? Let The New Arb Court Decide, Attys Say
• Unicorn Toy Doesn't Infringe On My Little Pony, Co. Says
• New NJ Cyber Unit To Take On Facebook Probe, Civil Actions
• Judge Flips, Denies Cambodian Pol's Facebook Data Request
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, AIG, NASCAR
• Dow Jones Sold Subscribers' Personal Info, Suit Says
• Think Tank Floats Net Neutrality Legislative Compromise
• 1st Circ. Nixes Sony's Fees In Ricky Martin 'Vida' IP Row
• NJ Justices Clarify Internet Defamation Claim Time Limits
• Weinstein Co. Says Creditors Trying To 'Sabotage' $310M Sale
• Texas Court Axes Online Harassment Case $300K Fee Award
• Dr. Dre Can't Block OB-GYN's 'Dr. Drai' Trademark, TTAB Says
• Prof Urges New Rules Amid Google, Facebook AI Profiles
• Judging A Book: Berzon Reviews 'We The Corporations'
• Zillow Dodges Class Action Over Low Home 'Zestimates'
• The Impact Of Tax Reform On Film, TV And Print Media: Part 3
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Bernstein Litowitz's Mark Lebovitch
• AMC Edging Out Rivals, Luxury Theater's Antitrust Suit Says
• What ABA's Position On Harassment Means For Employers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• De Havilland Takes 'Feud' Fight To Calif. High Court
• Charlie Rose Sexually Harassed 3 CBS Staffers, Suit Claims
• AT&T, Time Warner To Judge: No 'Remedies' Needed
• Real Estate Rumors: Michel Jacober, CBS, Leon Sharyon
• Deals Rumor Mill: Flipkart, Nestle, Blackstone
• USTelecom Says FCC Must Suspend Network-Sharing Rules
• California Card Club Agrees To Pay $5M FinCEN Penalty
• 5 Firms To Steer IPOs Exceeding $3.9B, Led By Axa Unit
• Brand Battles: Trader Joe's Takes On 'Trader Schmo'
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Mohegan Sun To Pay $101M To Control Korean Resort Project
• Fox News Picks Top Chamber Atty Claffee As New GC
• Disney Must Face 'Turner & Hooch' Royalty Fraud Claim
• NLRB Must Explain Vegas Show Decision, DC Circ. Says
• Practical Considerations For Litigating Proportionality
• Revealing Photos Of Melania Trump At Issue In Copyright Suit
• Weinstein Accusers See 11th-Hour Deposition As Scare Tactic
• DOJ, DHS Terrorism Report 'Rife With Inaccuracies,' Suit Says
• Kendall Jenner Hit With TM Suit Over 'Pizza Boys'
• 9th Circ. OKs Las Vegas Sands Win In Shareholder Suit
• Change Your Password, Twitter Urges Users After Bug Found
• McGraw-Hill Wins DQ Of Attys Repping Stock Photo Co.
• Relativity Media Re-Enters Ch. 11 With Asset Sale Plan
• 'Amityville Horror' Family Challenges Weinstein's Film Deal
• Days Before Race, Louisville Paper Sued Over 'Derby Pie' TM
• NPR Says It Can't Afford For FCC To Yank Access To C-Band
• Ex-NFL Player Must Face Insurance Fraud Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Supporting Nontraditional Data Types In E-Discovery
• Jay-Z Headed To Court To Address SEC Rocawear Deal Probe
• Gibson Brands' $135M DIP OK'd Over Fee, Roll-Up Concerns
• Emerson Exec Says IP Theft Claim Made Him 'Nauseous'
• UK Parliament Turns Up Heat On Facebook's CEO To Testify
• Ex-Netflix Executive Charged With Taking Kickbacks
• UPDATED: Viacom, Execs Hit With $100M Suit Alleging Rape, IP Theft
• Fed. Circ. Says Card-Shuffler Patent Suit Was Wrongly Tossed
• Justice Dept. Faults FCC's O'Rielly For Pro-Trump Remark
• 3 Telecom Questions Surrounding The Sprint-T-Mobile Merger
• Facebook Can't Halt Data Transfer Row Ahead Of New EU Law
• Twitter's Durie Tangri Attys Fight DQ Bid In TM Suit
• Marvin Gaye's Kids Say RIAA Can't Join 'Blurred Lines' Case
• Match.com Full Of Fake Profiles To Lure Daters, Suit Says
• Biotech Firm, Streaming Co. Launch IPOs Totaling $225M
• Michael Jackson Estate, IRS Still $500M Apart, Post-Trial
• Brown Rudnick Snags Litigation Partner From Manatt Phelps
• Facebook Says No Racial Bias In Promotion, Pay Decisions
• Cambridge Analytica Files For Bankruptcy After Data Scandal
• ITC To Probe Nintendo Switch Over Rival's Patent Claims
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-White House Adviser As Telecom Partner
• FCC Launches Inquiry On Sharing Satellite Spectrum
• Time For M&A Parties To Take Gun-Jumping Rules Seriously
• Facebook Wants Data Transfer Row Out Of EU Top Court
• Johnny Depp's Ex-Bodyguards Claim Wage Violations
• 3 Takeaways From NLRB's 9th Circ. Win Over Tribal Casino
• Tyler Perry Fights Latest Appeal In Ongoing Copyright Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Weinstein, Essential Properties, SoftBank
• Accusers Favor New Weinstein Co. Bid With $30M Victim Fund
• Ill. Appellate Court Lets Chicago Out Of Club Stampede Case
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Fandango, Regal Win On Inventory Patent
• Spotify's Direct Listing Thrust 1 Firm Into April Spotlight
• Facing Backlash, Facebook Unveils New 'Clear History' Tool
• Cumulus Set To Exit Ch. 11 After Beating Plan Objections
• Ex-Fund Manager Seeks To Trim Claims In $30M Hacking Suit
• Facebook Must Explain Privilege Claims In Transfer Pricing Suit
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Ad, Privacy Pros From Winston & Strawn
• Graffiti Artist Loses IP Suit Against HBO's 'Vinyl'
• Prince Estate Asks 8th Circ. For Sanctions Against Engineer
• Hasbro Nabs Power Rangers Brand In $522M Deal With Saban
• Davis Wright Must Repay Rest Of $6M Fee, Backpage Says
• IHeartMedia's Reorg Proposal Aims To Cut Debt By $10B
• Gibson Brands Opens $500M Ch. 11 Restructuring In Del.
• Gannett Must Face ERISA Suit Over 401(k), Court Told