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Media & Entertainment - June, 2018

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• Justice Kennedy Leaves Mixed Record On Civil Rights
• Justice Kennedy's Departure Leaves Privacy Limits Up In Air
• Film Distributor Trustee Wants $20M Back From Parent Co.
• College Sports Face New Integrity Worries With Legal Betting
• FBI Arrests Man Who Threatened To Kill FCC Chair's Kids
• Kennedy's Exit Could Make It Harder For FCC To Win In Court
• Relativity, Creditors Reach Deal To Advance Ch. 11 Case
• Fyre Fest Trustee Struggling To Get Info From Founder
• Calif. Appeals Court Backs Netflix In Fox's Anti-SLAPP Bid
• MLB Network Sued For Playing Song Without License
• Caesars Faces Fight In 3rd Circ. Over ERISA Arbitral Award
• Trump Says He Will Announce Supreme Court Nominee July 9
• AT&T, FCC Settle 911 Outage Investigation For $5.3M
• Kennedy's Retirement: Legacy, Fallout & The Battle Ahead
• BlackBerry Slams Bids By Facebook, Snap To Ax Patents
• Casino Operator Faces Arbitration In Cambodia
• Reps. Press FCC On Pending Spanish TV Network Dispute
• Sheeran Fight Turns On 'Let's Get It On' Sheets, Judge Says
• Non-Customer Hits Cox With TCPA Suit For Collection Calls
• Tax Decisions Bring Challenges And Opportunities To Tribes
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 3
• New Stats On Millennial Attorney Disciplinary Actions
• Broadway Producers Drop Cartel Claims Against Casting Cos.
• Calif. Enacts Internet Privacy Law, Erasing Ballot Effort
• Altaba Noteholder Suit Tossed By Del. Chancery Judge
• Libel Shield Debate Stalls Boston Herald Ch. 11 Plan In Del.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fox, Prudential, Nextel
• Why The Defense Bar Celebrates Kennedy
• Lucasfilm Says Game Co. Willfully Infringed 'Star Wars' IP
• Madison Square Garden To Explore Knicks, Rangers Spinoff
• Roberts Becomes True Power As 'Kennedy Court' Ends
• Municipal Broadband May Present Free Speech Concerns
• Cable Co. Hit With Investor Suit Over Post-IPO Stock Dip
• Nurse Practitioner Site Says Aggregator Swiped Its Articles
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Admin Hearings Wrongly Kill Mergers
• Pa. Casinos Threaten To Sue Over Slot-Style Lottery Games
• FanDuel Tells Ind. Justices Fantasy Sports Are 'Newsworthy'
• Wisconsin, Ho-Chunk Nation Fight Appeal In Casino Row
• Microsoft Urges Limited 'White Spaces' Spectrum Program
• Senate Panel Advances Bill To Overhaul Music Licensing
• FCC Urged To Halt Sinclair-Tribune Deal Over Rules Review
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 2
• Delay On Kennedy Replacement 'Ain't Going To Happen': GOP
• Calif. Atty's Defamation Suit Against Newspaper Shot Down
• Rosenworcel Offers San Jose Small Cell Deals As 5G Model
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: Prioritizing Is Always Key
• Sheeran Sued Again Over 'Thinking Out Loud'
• Classifying $10B Of Auctioned Airwaves For Tax Purposes
• High Court To Tackle Copyright Registration Circuit Split
• Ice Cube's Big3 Says Ex-Exec Was Pawn Of Beseiged Qatar
• From Iqbal To Citizens United: Kennedy's Biggest Decisions
• ZeniMax's IP Verdict Against Oculus Cut By $250M
• Life After Kennedy: 1 Big Question, 6 Judges To Watch
• Ricky Martin Faces Revived Copyright Suit, 1st Circ. Says
• 'Goodbye, Tony!' Justices Bid Farewell To Kennedy
• When Partisan Passion Raged, Kennedy Was The Vote To Get
• Calif. Internet Privacy Bill Heads To Vote As Cos. Back Off
• Film Producer Gets 8 Years For $26M Hedge Fund Fraud
• Fla. Retailer Settles TM Suit Over Use Of GQ Magazine Mark
• NJ Justices Pass On Horizon's Bid to Shield Tiered Plan Docs
• FCC Tosses News Distortion Claim In CBS Merger Dispute
• Native American Gambling Revenues Top $32B
• PE-Backed Co. Pays $1.4B For Most Of Global Brands Unit
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 1
• Fyre Festival Investor Can Pursue Claims Against Organizers
• Miami Exotic Dancers Beat Club In Wage Suit, May Get $1.8M
• FEC Considers New Rules For Online Political Ad Disclosure
• Tribunal Will Consider Bribery Evidence In Laos Casino Row
• GOP Kicks Off Race To Confirm Kennedy Replacement
• Facebook, Twitter, Google Reject Blame For Pulse Shooting
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: How Congress Affected My Career
• Alaska Gov. Won't Take Executive Action On Net Neutrality
• Senate Committee Passes Geoffrey Starks' FCC Nomination
• Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine Owe $25M In Beats Royalties, Jury Says
• Justice Kennedy's Retirement To Upset High Court Balance
• Disney To Sell Sports Networks To Clear $71B Fox Deal
• US Broadband Mapping Vital, Industry Says In NTIA Talks
• Ga. City Gets $10.6M Award Nixed In Nightclub Murder Suit
• Senate Dems Urge FCC To Fortify TCPA Robocall Rules
• Calif. Sen. Backs Net Neutrality Bill, As Long As It's Amended
• Winston Says Netflix Can't Claim Conflict In Relativity Ch. 11
• $160M Frick Renovation Plan Gets Initial OK, Draws Criticism
• Competition Is Key To Affordable Broadband, FCC's Carr Says
• Ala. Tribe Says Justices Should Weigh Immunity To Tort Suits
• Dirty 'Grinch' Play A Sequel, Not Parody, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Herbert Smith Steers JCDecaux's $828M Billboard Co. Buy
• Insurer Says Weinstein Rape Charges Not Covered
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: DC Isn't As Bad As You Think
• High Court Won't Review Calif. Tribal Casino Contract Row
• Instagram Influencer Says PopSugar Stole Posts For Profit
• 2 FIFA Execs Lose Bid To Overturn Corruption Convictions
• FCC Must Even Cable, IPTV And Satellite Fees, Groups Say
• ​​​​​​​High Court Won't Hear Dish Cos.' Spectrum Credit Appeal
• Grumpy Cat Seeks Atty Fees After 'Grumppuccino' IP Win
• 4 Recent Personal Injury Rulings That Matter For Tech Cos.
• High Court Won't Hear Suit Over Telemundo Singing Show
• Gray Television, Raycom Agree On $3.65B Media Merger
• Chubb Widens Bid To Avoid Weinstein Coverage With UK Suit
• Ex-Pitcher Fights AP's Escape Bid In Defamation Suit
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: 6 Things I Learned In Congress
• Blockchain Is A Safe Bet For Sports Gambling Decentralization
• Kanye West Stuck With Suit Over Tidal Tweet's 'Never' Vow
• Players Unions Want In On Publicity Rights Arguments
• Beats' $109M Headphone Royalties Row Goes To Jury
• Cirque Du Soleil Says China Agritech Dooms Ill. TCPA Suit
• Emerson Says BladeRoom Can't Revisit Evidence In UCL Case
• Ex-Contractor Accused Of Leak To Change Plea To Guilty: DOJ
• RI Becomes The Latest State To Legalize Sports Betting
• ACLU, Media Groups Blast Proposed Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• Brand Battles: 'To Kill A Mockingbird,' The Masters, Alibaba
• Charter Can't Use FCC Rule To Escape False Net Speed Suit
• Cox, Consumers Reach Settlement In Cable TV Fee Suit
• Weinstein Co.'s Ch. 11 Sale Price Takes $23M Tumble
• Relativity Media Investor Accuses CEO Of $12.5M Fraud
• Gov't Looking At 'Dynamic Sharing' Of Spectrum Bands
• Ex-Pitcher Calls Up Cruise Ship Atty For Defamation Suit
• Liberty Withdraws $1.16B Offer For 40% Of IHeartMedia
• 9th Circ. Affirms Viacom's $15M Unpaid Ads Win
• Prince Estate Demands Documents On Posthumous EP
• Blogger Uses Texas Free Speech Law To Nix Defamation Row
• NJ Strip Club Exec Knew Arbitration Clause, Court Says
• Beats' Expert Disputes $107M Figure In Royalties Row
• Muscogee Creek AG Says Tribal Court Must Hear Casino Row
• FCC July Meeting Agenda To Include C-Band, Kid Video
• 'Westworld' Phone App 'Blatant Rip-Off,' Video Game Co. Says
• Ga. Atty Beats Defamation Suit Over Snapchat Accident Row
• 'Super Size Me' Director Escapes Suit Over Ruined Project
• 'Walk Of Shame' Suit Unreasonable, 9th Circ. Says
• 'Church Girls' Say Fla. Band Must Atone For Identical Name
• BigLaw's Associate Salary Model Is A Relic Of A Bygone Era
• Carlyle Collects $6.55B For Latest Asian PE Fund
• Beats Are Nuthin' But A Me Thang, Dre Says In $107M Trial
• Comcast Unit Can't Arbitrate Class Action Over Robocalls
• IHeartMedia Beats US Trustee's Objection To Exec Bonuses
• Record Labels Ask 2nd Circ. To Redo Timberlake IP Row
• Calif. State Committee Tones Down Net Neutrality Bill
• Olympic Skater Calls For Rehearing Of NBC Royalty Suit
• 9th Circ. Backs Toss Of Photo IP Suit Against CoreLogic
• CBS Investor Suit To Continue Alongside Directors' Claims
• Ex-CIA Worker Denies Feeding US Secrets To WikiLeaks
• Feds Stuck In The Past On Telecom, FCC's O'Rielly Says
• Gawker Auction Set For July After Stalking Horse Offer OK'd
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, Xiaomi, AT&T
• Network Unbundling Will Hurt Smaller ISPs, Lawmakers Told
• Gov't's 'Sense of Urgency' Questioned In Tribal Gambling Row
• Disney Boosts Bid For 21st Century Fox To $71.3B
• Beats Mogul Says He Has Lawyers For That In $107M Trial
• Facebook App Creator Backs Data Privacy Regulation Efforts
• Bloomberg, Workers Move For $54.5M Settlement In OT Suit
• #MeToo At Law Firms And What We Can Do About It
• SPLC Apologizes, Pays $3.4M For Labeling Org. 'Extremist'
• Ga. Justices Disbar Atty For Seizing Art, Hiding Funds
• Filmmaker Says Disney Stole 'Inside Out' From College Project
• Facebook Users Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Tracking Claims
• Hollywood Giants Must Face Copyright Claims Over Digital FX
• NRA Video Used Chicago 'Bean' Without Permission: Sculptor
• 'Van Gogh Of Woodworking' Wants Disclaimer For PBS Show
• Ex-Senate Staffer Seeks To Gag Trump Over 'Leaker' Remark
• High Times Mag Launches A+ IPO To Pursue Joint Ventures
• Scrutinizing Noncash Settlements In Consumer Class Actions
• Streaming In Chicago? There's A Court-Approved Tax On That
• Sprint, T-Mobile Officially Ask FCC Permission To Merge
• A Chat With Holland & Knight CFO Mia Stutzman
• Sports Bet Legalization May Not Get Esports To Next Level
• How Will Weinstein Co. Bankruptcy Impact Accusers?
• DOJ Says Ex-CIA Worker Stole, Leaked Classified Docs
• The Hurdles Facing BigLaw's Minority Women
• GCs Tackle Law Firm Culture In Diversity Push
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• Knowledge Lawyers Can Help Firms Stay Ahead Of The Curve
• National Amusements Urges Stay In CBS Shareholder Suit
• Beats Designer Calls $107M Royalties Bid 'Dishonest'
• Talk Radio Networks Ask Judge To Lift Cumulus Ch. 11 Stay
• Calif. Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revisit DOI Casino Land Ruling
• Brazil Telecom's $20B Restructuring Deal Clears US Court
• Coachella Looks To Escape Rival Festival's Antitrust Suit
• Slot Club Investor Gets $200M Award Enforced In Singapore
• Dr. Oz Reaches $5M Settlement Over 'Miracle' Diet Pills
• In Their Own Words: Minority Partners On Reaching The Top
• High Court Nixes Ex-FBI Agent, Club Owner's Cert. Bids
• Celebrity Restaurateur Faces Remand Move By Investors
• No Bail For Fyre Festival Founder After New Fraud Allegation
• Florida Man Wins High Court Battle Over Retaliatory Arrest
• CrossFit Foe Can't Get Coverage In False Ad Suits: Insurer
• Bristol-Myers Squibb: 1 Year Later
• The 2018 Law360 Diversity Snapshot
• FTC In Full Force: What To Expect From New Leadership
• Minority Lawyers On Why They Left BigLaw
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: By The Numbers
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Taking On The 'Petri Dish' Of BigLaw Bias
• Law360's Pro Say: What BigLaw Should Do About Diversity
• Verizon Users Vie To Keep 'Zombie Cookies' Suit Alive
• 3 Telecom Lessons We Can Learn From AT&T-Time Warner
• FCC Urged To Fight Contractor Debt-Collection Robocalls
• Caesars Wins Reversal Of Pension Fund's Arbitral Award
• Painter Hits HBO With IP Suit Over 'Slenderman' Documentary
• Weinstein Co. Floats Deal With 'Hotel Mumbai' Producers
• 9th Circ. Sends Rick Ross' TM Win Back To Lower Court
• New NLRB Memos Touch On Solo Strikes, Facebook Posts
• MGM Teams With Gambling Co. For NJ Sports Betting
• EU Regulators Clear Comcast's $31B Bid For Sky
• DOJ Won't Seek Stay, AT&T Closes $85B Time Warner Deal
• An Unprecedented Look Inside The FARA Unit
• US Trustee Slams IHeartMedia Executive Bonuses
• Apostle Pai Preaches On Winning Net Neutrality Converts
• Avenatti 'Publicity Tour' Justifies Gag Order, Cohen Says
• EU's $5.5B Tax Break Helps E-Book Sector, Moscovici Says
• Alibaba's Move Against IP Cert. 'Waste Of Paper,' Judge Says
• 3rd Time's No Charm For Trump's Bid To Halt Defamation Suit
• Twitter Can't Block Suit Over White Separatist's Nixed Account
• Entrepreneur Magazine Says Rival Stealing Trademarks
• Inside The Battle To Take Over 21st Century Fox's Assets
• Casino Ch. 7 Trustee Wins Bid To Capture CEO's Assets
• What The Time Warner Case Means For Antitrust Enforcement
• Man Sues 'Fox & Friends' Host After Being Hit by Ax On Set
• Telecom Agency Head Grilled On US Internet Oversight
• Venable Nabs Ex-K&L Gates IP Pro In New York
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 2
• US World Cup Selection A Boon For Soccer Deal Attorneys
• DOJ Must Give Journos Docs On Siemens FCPA Compliance
• DEA, Media Poised For Battle Over Opioid MDL Data Access
• DJ Khaled Hits Online Retailer With TM Suit Over Son's Name
• Yahoo Investor Tells 9th Circ. SEC Doesn't Answer Mail
• No New Trial Over 5Pointz Graffiti Destruction, Judge Says
• Telecom Agency Exploring Fed. Spectrum Leases, Redl Says
• Conn. Dems Press DOI Review Over Tribal Gambling Deals
• Facebook Rips $129M Class Fee Bid In Zuckerberg Stock Suit
• Fired Casino Worker's ADA Suit Tossed, FMLA Claims Survive
• AT&T-Time Warner Ruling Paves Way For Industry Overhaul
• Photo Co. Fights to Keep Suit Over Melania Pics Alive
• Real Estate Exec Says Wynn Broke $18.68M Handshake Deal
• Reps Pass Bills On Broadband Access, Pirating Penalties
• Davis Polk, Wachtell Guide Comcast In $65B Cash Bid For Fox Assets
• From The 1st Billboards To '3 Billboards': A Legal Evolution
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 1
• 3 Takeaways From Judge Leon's Ruling On Time Warner Deal
• Gov't Urges Caution On Security In Spectrum Balancing Act
• Concertgoers Object To 50 Cent's Sanction Bid In Bankruptcy
• College Athletes, Fantasy Cos. Spar Over Use Of Stats
• EU Lawmakers Call For End To 'Privacy Shield' Pact By Sept.
• Miami Pop Artist Must Pay Rent While Fighting Lease
• Comedians' Heirs Owe Fees In 'Who's On First' Copyright Row
• Ex-Morgan Stanley VP Traded On Hacked Co. Info, Jury Told
• Disastrous Fyre Fest Organizer Nabbed In New Ticket Fraud
• Shuttered Restaurant Group Sues Texas Music Complex
• Beats' Designer Says Royalty Deal Only Covered 1st Model
• Facebook Data Pacts Could Spur GDPR-Like Protections
• DirecTV User Fights Arbitration Bid In Billing Privacy Suit
• Antitrust Chief Defends Sticking To Consumer Welfare Focus
• Yahoo Hit With £250K Fine Over 2014 Data Breach
• Pa. Atty Suspended After Guilty Plea In Gambling Scheme
• CORRECTION: Fyre Festival Investor Wants To Pursue $3M Claim
• AT&T, Time Warner Merger Cleared, DOJ Warned Against Stay
• Where Sports Bet Ruling Meets Federal Gambling Laws
• Don't Revoke The Music Licensing Antitrust Decrees
• Sirius, SoundExchange Strike $150M Deal In Royalties Fight
• Netflix Rejects Claims That Exec Bonuses Hurt Shareholders
• NJ Sports Betting Bill Now Law After High Court Victory
• StubHub Can't Shake Suit Over Hidden Ticket Fees
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Stryker, Fortum
• Globe Drops Suit Against Ex-Staffer Who Made #MeToo Claim
• Greenberg Traurig Slips $10M NY Film Financing Fraud Suit
• Justices Won't Weigh Rest Break Pay, Pfizer Unit Bias Suit
• Winston & Strawn Accused Of Conflict In Relativity Ch. 11
• Telecoms Float Solution To $3.3B FCC Spectrum Credit Row
• 'Housewives' Star Gets Green Light For Atty Malpractice Deal
• Cohen Can't Seal Objections To Privilege Report, Says Judge
• Hendrix Judge 'Dismayed' By Conduct In Purple Haze TM Suit
• LeBron James Denies Role In 'Shop' Show In TM Dispute
• Comcast Wary Of FCC Opening Up Its Spectrum For 5G
• A Look At 2 GDPR-Inspired Privacy Bills In Senate
• 4 Things To Know About NJ's Sports Betting Bill
• Beats By Dre Atty, $107M Royalty Seeker Spar At Trial
• Stormy Daniels' Former Atty Retaliates With Defamation Suit
• Facebook, Snap Say BlackBerry IP Suits Invalid Under Alice
• Relativity Founder Shielded From Part Of Investor Fraud Suit
• Seacrest Co. Seeks Toss Of Supermodel's Suit Over TV Show
• Top Senate Intel Aide Released Amid Charges Of Lying To FBI
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Ala. Tribe Must Face Drunk Driving Suit, Justices Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, Dialog, Linde-Praxair
• Insurer Says Music Co. Not Owed Full 'Phishing' Hack Loss
• Facebook Slams Emerson's Attempt To See BladeRoom Deal
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 2
• IHeartMedia Can Pay Employee Bonuses, Access $450M DIP
• Copyright Boutique Fights McGraw-Hill's DQ Bid In Photo Suit
• Penthouse Bankruptcy Ends 'Caligula' IP Suit
• Ambush Marketing — Will It Kick Off At 2018 World Cup?
• Casino Developer Tries To Save Tribal Court Jurisdiction Row
• Snap Investors' Misleading Metrics Fight Passes Muster
• Attys Awarded 20% Of $110M ComScore Settlement
• New FCC Rules Take On Illicit Carrier Switching, Charges
• Beats Was 'My Product,' Man Suing For Royalties Tells Jury
• Senate Dems Push House To Set Net Neutrality Vote
• JPML Sends 48 PersonalWeb Cloud Patent Suits To Calif.
• Calif. Justices Asked If Nonpatrons Can Sue Sites For Bias
• NJ Legislature Sends Sports Betting Bill To Gov.
• Media Cos. Must Face Newspaper Deliverers' Expenses Claim
• NFL Teams, Banks To Be Subpoenaed In National Events Ch. 7
• Dubai Court OKs $13M ICC Award To Calif. Investment Firm
• Judge Quizzes Wigdor On Bid To Quit Repping Ex-Fox Pundit
• NJ Senate Passes Changes To $425M Film Tax Credit Bill
• FCC Inks More Millimeter-Wave Spectrum Rules
• Sen. Dems Worry Over DOJ's Review of Antitrust Judgments
• Texas Taxpayer Group Fights $44M Payout To Developer
• 1st Circ. Says AIG Must Pay For Cosby's Defamation Defense
• Toymaker Fights Viacom's $15M Unpaid Ads Win At 9th Circ.
• Weibo Investor Failed To Show False Statements, Judge Says
• Fla. Justices Split On Judge-Atty Facebook Friendships
• Shawnee Tribe's Okla. Gaming Compact Gets BIA OK
• CBS Settlement With Unpaid Interns OK'd In NY
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 1
• Paramount, Comic Artists Part Ways In Iron Man IP Row
• JPML Centralizes Facebook Privacy Suits In Northern Calif.
• Licensing Agent Sues Va. Children's Theater Over Musicals
• Dr. Dre, Beats Owe $107M In Headphone Royalties, Jury Told
• No Third-Party Content Means Snapchat Must Face Suit: Court
• Viacom Wins Nix Of Rapper The Game's $20M Negligence Suit
• Google Tells FCC Streamlined Broadband Installation Is Safe
• Stormy Daniels Accuses Ex-Atty Of Being Trump's 'Puppet'
• FTC Wins Injunction In False Google Agent Suit
• 2nd Circ. Revives Copyright Suit Over Timberlake Sample
• 'Reckoning' For Antitrust As Comcast-NBCU Conditions End
• 'Fixer Upper' Stars Settle EPA Lead Paint Mishandling Claims
• Tronc's Ex-Chairman Scraps Planned $208.6M Sale Of Stake
• Jury Clears Wrestlers In WWE Doctor's $8M Defamation Suit
• 1st Circ. Not Feeling Satisfied In Boston Bandmate TM Suit
• NJ Court Must Rethink Arbitration Over Amusement Park Fall
• Advocate Says Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Would Hurt Consumers
• EU Updating Telecom Rules With Eye To 5G
• YouTube 'Dancing Baby' Copyright Case Ends In Settlement
• Slots Chain Will Pay $3.5M To End EEOC Disability Bias Suit
• How Kentucky Changed Its Nearly 100-Year-Old Tax Structure
• Ex-Editor Who Made #MeToo Claim Fights Boston Globe's Suit
• Facebook Shares Data With Huawei, Other Chinese Telecoms
• Google, YouTube Push To Stop Kids Data Privacy Class Action
• Ex-MLB Pitcher Says AP, ESPN Defamed Him And His Lab Co.
• Ex-SEAL's Malpractice Row Not Just Speculative, Judge Says
• No Slipping 'Shape Of Water' IP Suit, Playwright's Son Says
• Funko Bobbled IPO, Investor Says In Stock-Drop Suit
• Net Neutrality Sunset Could Boost Online Sports Betting
• 9th Circ. Asked To Revive Rick Ross 'Mastermind' TM Row
• Telecom Agency Seeks Advice On Int'l Internet Policy
• Man Gets $1.9M After Beauty Co. Copies Marketing Pics
• Weinstein Co. Must Face Sexual Assault Victims' NY Suit
• Pepsi Can't Stop Conn. Ad Agency's Super Bowl Suit
• Google Says Stock Photo Antitrust Suit Fails To Show Injury
• Tribal Court Rulings Irrelevant In Casino Row, 9th Circ. Says
• Net Neutrality Move May Have Unintended Effect, Attys Warn
• Brownstein Hyatt Nabs Caesars Exec For Sports Betting Team
• Think Tank Says FCC Should Scrap Cable Rules
• Digital Toy Data Breach Highlights Cybersecurity Concerns
• Facebook Says Biased Housing Ad Suit Belongs In Calif.
• MoMA Fights Cafe's Claim That TM Not Famous Enough
• UK Watchdog Tentatively OKs Fox-Sky Deal With Unit Sale
• Apple Won't Cover Watches That Shatter, Consumer Claims
• Trump Loses Bid To Slow Down Defamation Suit
• Dan Abrams On 'Lincoln's Last Trial' And Crime In Media
• NJ Sports Betting Bills Advance Amid Leagues' Concerns
• 11th Circ. Upholds Tax Ruling Against Fla. Tribe Member
• Filmmaker Takes 2nd Crack At Theranos Deposition Footage
• Arena Owner Slams Ozzy Osbourne's Antitrust Suit
• Facebook Faces Heat Over 3rd-Party Data Access Report
• Wash. Sues Google, Facebook Over Campaign Ad Records
• Disney Asks 9th Circ. To End 'Zootopia' Copyright Fight
• High Court Declines To Review Whirlpool, Viacom IP Suits
• Pa. Panel Agrees To Unseal Sandusky Cover-Up Case Records
• SEC Brings $3.3M Suit Alleging Soundwave Investor Scam
• Consent Disputes Emerge As First GDPR Battlefield
• FCC Extends Comment Window For Unbundling Mandate
• FCC's Rules On Toll-Free Texting Cause Consent Concerns
• Justices Turn Away Comcast, 2 Other Employment Suits
• Durie Tangri Won't Be DQ'd In Canned Twitter TM Suit
• Rosenworcel Blasts FCC's Inaction On Surveillance Claims
• Press Privilege Defense OK'd For BuzzFeed In Dossier Suit
• Tribe Wants SD Kept From Collecting Tax On Contractor
• 'Injury In Fact' Standing After Cambridge Analytica
• Why Widespread Use Of Live Video Testimony Is Not Justified
• Trump To Nominate Williams & Connolly Alum As FCC Commish
• Al Jazeera Says Manning Corroborated Doping Report
• Weinstein Accusers Say Studio Mocked Them In Ch. 11 Reply
• Latest Weinstein Class Action Includes New Rape Claim
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Frontier Hit With $210M Patent Suit Over FiOS Service
• Twitter User Must Face Battery Claim Over Journo's Seizure
• Ex-Epix Exec Gets 4 Years For Bilking Over $7M From Network
• BladeRoom Wants $60M Punitives With $30M Trade Secret Win
• Texas Justices Take Up Glassdoor's Bid To Shield Reviewers
• Ex-Reporter Prevails In ERISA Suit Against Prudential
• A Peek Into The World Of NAD Director Laura Brett
• 7 High Court Petitions From Last Month You Shouldn't Miss
• Judging A Book: Wallach Reviews 'Uncivil Warriors'
• 2 Gambling Issues That May Change After Sports Bet Ruling