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Media & Entertainment - July, 2018

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• Michael Cohen Loses Bid To Gag Stormy Daniels' Attorney
• Ex-Playboy Model Says GOP Donor Breached $1.6M Hush Deal
• Facebook Reveals 'Coordinated' Political Influence Campaign
• After 'We Shall Overcome' Loss, Music Co. Hit With Attys' Fees
• NBA Signs Sports Betting Sponsorship Deal With MGM
• MLB Wants Cut Of Gambling Revenue, League Official Says
• Gannett Fights Employees' Cert. Bid In 401(k) Row
• Insurer Gets $5.4M Coverage Award Gutted In Junk Fax Case
• Inside The Ups And Downs Of Ligado's Satellite 5G Project
• Chyron's Merger Contract Claims Largely Survive In Del.
• NAI Urges Chancery To Block CBS From Deleting Messages
• AT&T Merger Trial Transcripts Go Public After DOJ Push
• UFC Seeks To Knock Out Fighters' Antitrust Class Action
• Ex-DHS Head Backs Disclosures For Online Political Ads
• Disney Says It Doesn't Belong In Weinstein Suit
• Kavanaugh Is The Wrong Choice To Check Autocratic Power
• How The Sports Betting Decision May Affect College Athletes
• Google's Top Lawyer Moves Up, Leaving GC Slot Open
• NY Judge Facilitates Deal In Creditor's $2M Ticket Biz Suit
• AOL Investors Push Chancery To Hike Merger Appraisal
• 9th Circ. Does Care About Honey Badger TM Claims
• 5 Cybersecurity And Privacy Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• Artist Blasts Pittsburgh, Norfolk Southern Over Mural Loss
• Amazon Challenges CWA's Age Bias Suit Over Facebook Ads
• Relativity Media Sees Pushback On Ch. 11 Sale To Lenders
• Norton Simon Can Keep Nazi-Looted Art, 9th Circ. Says
• DOI Says Calif. Ruling Doesn't Back Pequot's Casino Suit
• Cert. Sought In TCPA Fight Over Universal's 'Warcraft' Texts
• Charter, Calif. City End Court Fight Over Blacked-Out Stations
• ESPN Seeks Sanctions For Ex-Analyst's Twitter Bot Claims
• Sinclair, Tribune Fixed TV Ad Prices, Law Firm's Suit Says
• Carlyle Taps Simpson Thacher For $18.5B Private Equity Fund
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• After $120B Stock Tumble, Facebook Investors Claim Fraud
• Michael Cohen Likely Can't Silence Stormy Daniels' Attorney
• Facebook Hit With Shareholder Bid For More Cambridge Docs
• Ill. Strip Club Is A 'Chronic' TM Infringer, Models Say
• VER Technologies Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed After Settlement
• No Gag Order On Trump In Ex-Senate Staffer's Lying Case
• Ga. City's Booze-License Fee Hike Halted In Restaurant Row
• 50 Cent Wins Sanctions Bid Against Concertgoers
• CBS-Entercom Merger Foes Say FCC Review Is Only Fair
• NJ Atty Cops To Stealing Millions From Elderly Clients
• NY Boots Charter Comm. For Botching Broadband Build-Out
• Spy Dialer Accuses Web Rival Of Installing Malicious Code
• Shareholders Greenlight Disney's $71.3B Fox Deal
• Tribes And Taxes: 4 Cases To Watch
• DOJ Asks DC Circ. To Unseal AT&T Trial Transcripts
• Mobile Industry Isn't Competitive, Small Providers Tell FCC
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2018
• Atlanta Rapper Can't Dodge Texas Contract Breach Lawsuit
• Brand Battles: Sprint, AT&T, Marriott, Snapchat, Yankees
• Chancery Class Suit Over $55B TWC-Charter Merger Advances
• PTAB Nixes Part Of Search Patent In TiVo-Comcast Dispute
• FCC Radio Incubator Should Expand To TV, Broadcasters Say
• Facebook Beats Suit Alleging Racial Bias In Promotions
• ​​​​​​​Chancery Wants Zuckerberg For $129M Facebook Fee Row
• Aussie Casino Co. Disputes $267M Tax Bill Tied To US Deal
• DOE Broke Law With Anti-Obamacare Tweet, GAO Says
• Cable, Internet Groups Push Changes To New Utility Pole Rule
• Media Can't Access Drug Co. Data In Opioid MDL
• Dish Gets PTAB To Nix 2 Data Patents Under Alice
• Fyre Festival Founder Pleads Guilty To Fake-Ticket Scam
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Fox, Squire Patton Attys In Calif.
• Tribe Calls For Spectrum-Sharing Of Educational Band
• Ashurst, King & Wood Steer $1.61B Australian Media Merger
• The Future Of Authenticating Audio And Video Evidence
• NBC, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube Escape Suge Knight Killing Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tronc, Arconic, Tsinghua
• Clint Eastwood Sues Medical Co. For Patent Investments
• FCC Aims To Give Bias Probes Teeth With Enforcement Move
• Boston Globe Sued For Publishing Hernandez Fiancée's Pic
• Disney's Lucasfilm Settles IP Fight Over 'Star Wars' Game
• FCC Launches Probe Into Audio Marketplace Competition
• CloudFlare Seeks Fees Over 'Bad Faith' Trade Secret Suit
• FCC Stands By Emergency Alert Rules For Satellite Operators
• Gibson Delays Hearing On Disputed Del. Ch. 11 Disclosure
• From Billable Hours To Bedtime Stories: Lawyering With Children
• Facebook GC Will Step Down At The End Of 2018
• Bookkeeper Admits Filching $3.3M From Literary Agency
• Protecting Client Reputations In An Online World
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To FCC Loophole On TV Station Cap
• Torrenter May Owe Atty Fees In Copyright Row: 9th Circ.
• Relativity Ch. 11 Judge Deflects Bid To Convert Old Cases
• Facebook To End Discriminatory Ad Option: Wash. AG
• Sinclair Begged To Explain Divestitures To FCC, Docs Show
• Esports Survey Lists Cybersecurity, Match-Fixing As Threats
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 2
• Fyre Fest Founder Settles With SEC For No Additional Fine
• Real Estate Rumors: Acuris, Equity LifeStyle, Knotel
• 'The Shape of Water' Escapes Copyright Infringement Suit
• Celeb Chef's Group Wants Investor Suit In Bankruptcy Court
• How Mammoth Student Loans Are Dogging Today's Lawyers
• SocGen Wants Film Producer's Negligence Claims Nixed
• Casino Slip-And-Fall Suit Belongs In Navajo Court: 10th Circ.
• House Leader Proposes Cut Of Cable's Local Broadcast Regs
• Law360's Global 20 Doesn't Acknowledge Global Networks
• Tribune Shareholders Must Share Atty Docs In Insurance Row
• Class Attys Defend $129M Fee Bid In Facebook Chancery Suit
• Marilyn Monroe Last Photos Copyright Suit Headed To Trial
• Gamblers Aim To Pause Borgata's $10M Win In Card Row
• Bill Roundup: House Passes Radio, Broadband Legislation
• Ill. Court Revives One Direction Concert Venue Injury Suit
• Met Asks 2nd Circ. To Affirm Win In $100M Suit Over Picasso
• George Lucas Fights Deposition In 'Star Wars' Game TM Fight
• Shutterstock Fails New Calif. Worker Classification: Suit
• Court OKs Sanction On Atty In WWE Concussion Suit
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 1
• Real Estate Rumors: Otera, Stambul, Crown Acquisitions
• Is The Grass Greener On The Solo Side?
• Miley Cyrus Gets Discovery Delay In Copyright Suit
• Hollywood Must Take The Initiative With Vendor Management
• An Opportunity For High Court To Clarify Trademark Issue
• Law360's Satisfaction Survey: By The Numbers
• The Least-Stressed Attorneys In A Stressed-Out Profession
• MGM Wants Las Vegas Mass Shooting Suits In MDL
• Weinstein Judge Lets 'Children Of The Corn' Suit Go Ahead
• Facebook Suspends Analytics Firm To Study Possible Misuse
• NCAA Looking At Impact Of Sports Betting Legalization
• Gibson Brands Lender Wants Better Ch. 11 Sale Effort
• Apple User Fights To Win Cert. In HD False Ad Suit
• Sprint Spouts Conflicting 5G Rollout Claims, Cities Say
• Calif. Court Revives Time Warner Tax Fight With LA County
• Tribe Asks 11th Circ. To Review Tax Ruling's $3.4M Impact
• School District Can't Keep Bus Discipline Vid Under Wraps
• Apple's $16.5M App Auto-Renew Deal Gets Initial OK
• Sinclair Couldn't Avoid Deal Review Despite High-Level Talks
• Ensure All Relevant Parties Sign Arbitration Agreement
• Sweden's Telia Snags TV Broadcasting Biz In $1B Deal
• Biometrics And Geolocation Legislation: A Midyear Update
• Suddenly, ALJs Become Political Appointees
• Judge Referees NCAA, Athletes In Antitrust Pretrial Match
• News Org. Asks 11th Circ. To Revive FOIA Suit For 9/11 Docs
• MGM's Bid To Dodge Vegas Shooting Liability Seen As Gamble
• DOI, North Fork Tribe Beat Group's Casino Challenge
• Ex-RIAA Exec Joins Coblentz Patch IP Practice
• Tribe Pushes To Revive Casino Suit Against Wis., Ho-Chunk
• Ligado's Satellite 5G Network Should Commence, FCC Hears
• FCC To Probe If Sinclair Clouded Tribune Divestiture Deal
• Ex-CBS Radio Worker Says WFAN Let Host Harass Her
• Inside The Interlocked Bid Wars Of Comcast, Disney And Fox
• GOP Rep. Floats Bill To Codify FCC Draft Item Releases
• Verizon Slams 'Cramming' Claims Before the FCC
• Kim Kardashian's Perfume Line Targeted in Trademark Spat
• Comcast Drops Competing Fox Bid To Focus On Sky Deal
• Chris Dodd Talks Dodd-Frank, Nuremberg Trial, Hollywood
• BladeRoom Wants Emerson IP After $30M Trade Secrets Win
• DOJ Seeks Accelerated Appeal Of AT&T-Time Warner Tie-Up
• Boston Herald Can't Give Reporters Libel Releases In Ch. 11
• Hospital's Suit Over Doc's 'Tasteless' Video Promo Revived
• Judge Pulls 180 On Controversial LA Times Censorship Order
• DirecTV Customer Seeks Cert. Against Law Firm, Auditor
• Deals Rumor Mill: IHeartMedia, Astellas, Aramco
• CBRS Sharing Tech Could Have Wider Uses, FCC's Carr Says
• MGM Sues More Las Vegas Shooting Victims
• Strike-Replacement Workers Hit Verizon With OT Suit
• Alibaba's Video Giant Can't Be Sued In US, DC Circ. Says
• UK Takeover Regulator To Review Sky Bid Floor
• A Chat With Gibson Dunn Diversity Chief Salim-Williams
• FTC Says Fines Force Companies To Rethink Consumer Data
• What Kavanaugh's Writing Tells Us About His Personality
• 2nd Circ. Won't Hear Embedded Tweet Copyright Case
• Flexibility Needed To Unlock Rural Broadband, House Told
• Floyd Mayweather Can't Duck All Of Ex's Defamation Case
• FCC's Sinclair-Tribune Protest Preempted DOJ Approval
• Gawker Gets Court's OK For $1.4M Sale To Bustle Owner
• Gaming Cos. Urge Fla. Court To Find 'Pre-Reveal' Slots Legal
• Broadcaster Slams Charter's Bid To Nix Spanish-TV Snub Row
• Twitter Investors Sue In Del. Over Bogus Growth Data
• Ch. 11 Auction Drives Videology Inc. Sale Price To $119M
• 3 Pros, 3 Cons Of Litigation Finance
• Fox Settles $30M Suit Over Muhammad Ali Super Bowl Promo
• Investors Get Cert. In Twitter Stock-Drop Suit
• Author Drops Suit Over NFL Player's Nickelodeon Show
• AT&T Win May Help Partial Ownership Transactions
• Real Estate Rumors: Altman, JP Morgan, Dock Studios
• Telia Buys Norwegian Telco Units From TDC In $2.6B Deal
• House GOP Member Floats Bill To Restore Net Neutrality
• Card Shuffler Co. Denies Having To Show Prior Art At IP Trial
• Burkle Sues Lantern Capital For $6M Over Weinstein Co. Sale
• GameStop Reaches Deal In Class Action Over Data Breach
• Johnny Depp Settles Feud With Former Managers
• Most Of Ad Publishers' Claims Against Google Axed
• CBS Kept Using Licensed TM, Fantasy Sports Co. Says
• 3 FCC Hurdles Sinclair-Tribune Deal Will Face If It Survives
• Forced To Cut Plea Deal Details, LA Times Turns To 9th Circ.
• SD Can't Collect Excise Tax From Tribe's Casino Renovation
• Porn Studios Not Covered For HIV Suits, Insurer Tells 9th Circ.
• Facebook Users Seek Info In Cambridge Analytica Ch. 7
• Red-State Dems Targeted By New Pro-Kavanaugh Ad Blitz
• DOI Beats Challenge To North Fork Casino Project Green Light
• Latham, Holland & Hart Guide Golden-Marnell Casino Deal
• Blue Spike Hits Roku With ITC Petition On Streaming Patents
• Pai Rejects Sen.'s Concern Tribes Lacked Input On 5G Rule
• Gannett 401(k) Participants Seek Cert. In Benefits Suit
• Modern Communication Brings E-Discovery Challenges
• FCC Chief Seeks To Challenge Sinclair-Tribune Tie-Up
• 3 Privacy Issues Kavanaugh May Face As High Court Justice
• NAI Can't Get CBS Committee's Privileged Communications
• 3 Issues To Watch As DOJ Appeals AT&T-Time Warner Loss
• Photographer Wants Justices To Hear Nike 'Jumpman' IP Case
• Selena Gomez Email Hack Leads To Charges Against Woman
• Sens. Urge FTC to Investigate Smart-TV Privacy Issues
• Kavanaugh's Nomination Could Be A Win For Big Telecom
• Match Faces 2nd Infringement Suit Over 'Life Issues' Patent
• Uniloc Says Amazon's Video Compressor Infringes Its Patent
• It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby (Lawyer)
• Brand Battles: HBO Aims To Kill 'Winter Is Coming' TM
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Toss Of $400M Worker Misclassification Suit
• FCC Hears Roar Of Opposition To Sinclair-Tribune Merger
• Bloomberg Says UBS Misused Proprietary Data
• Fewer Remedies In Calif. For Targets Of Defamatory Reviews
• Employers Must Respond To Weingarten Rights Expansion
• UK Takeover Regulator Lifts Sky's Bid Floor For Disney
• Judging A Book: Hood Reviews 'Lawyering From The Inside Out'
• Big3 Co-Founder Says Ex-Exec Funded App Through Fraud
• Hearst Inks Record $50M Pact To End Mich. Video Privacy Row
• Netflix Says Relativity Can't Shift Their Deal To Buyer
• Feds Say Fox Obtaining FIFA Case Docs Would Imperil Probe
• FCC Moves Forward With Review Of Children's TV Rules
• Music Co. To Appeal $1M IRS Seizure For Artist's Debts
• 'World's Largest Latin Dance Cruise' Hit With Robotext Suit
• FCC Adopts Changes That May Complicate Complaint System
• Tribe Can't Revisit DOI Casino Land Ruling In 9th Circ.
• FCC To Lay Out Broadcast Incubator Plans At August Meeting
• DOJ Takes AT&T-Time Warner Merger Appeal To DC Circ.
• Yahoo Investors Can't Rouse Alibaba Stock Suit In 9th Circ.
• Bustle Owner Wins Ch. 11 Auction Of Gawker.com Assets
• 21st Century Fox Wins Key Approval In Britain For Sky Deal
• Calif. High Court Won't Revive De Havilland's FX 'Feud' Fight
• Cosby Again Can't Slip Model's Libel Suit Over Alleged Rape
• Kavanaugh Splurged On Baseball Tix, Reports Say
• The Weinstein Co.'s $21M Sale Price Reduction Approved
• 9th Circ. Won't Redo 'Blurred Lines' Copyright Case
• UK Probing Stars Group's $4.7B Sky Betting Buy
• 4 Kavanaugh Arguments You Gotta Hear
• NFL Enterprises Ends Legal Fight Over Video Patent Claims
• FCC Needs More Info Before Gutting Kids' TV, Sens. Warn
• Cinemark Workers Near Cert. In Wage Statement Row
• Kennedy's Legacy Remains Alive In Kavanaugh's Nomination
• Chef Brother Must Offer Affidavit In Wahlburgers Wage Case
• Senate Panel Gearing Up For Kavanaugh Vetting Fight
• What Civil Rights Rulings Could Look Like Under Kavanaugh
• An Update On Anti-Poach Enforcement And Class Actions
• Chicago Strip Club Shorted Dancers, Took Tips, Class Says
• 3 Top E-Discovery Case Law Lessons Of 2018 (So Far)
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nexstar Media, JD Finance, Blackstone
• Dental Photos Case Shows Copyright Threshold Has Bite
• Comcast Again Tops Fox's Sky Bid With $34B Offer
• Shari Redstone Wins Toss Of $100M RICO Suit From Dad's Ex
• UK Fines Facebook £500K Over Data Harvest Scandal
• 'Not A Complicated Case': Kavanaugh's Straightforward Style
• IHeartMedia Creditors Seek To Bring Claims Against Lenders
• Dems Need Unified Front To Combat Trump's High Court Pick
• 2nd Circ. Overturns $1.4M Verdict Against Prosecutors
• 5 Tips For Kavanaugh As Confirmation Gets Underway
• With Kavanaugh's Nomination, Chevron's Future Looking Grim
• 'Regulatory Humility' Will Spur New Technologies, Pai Says
• Heart Transplant Surgeon Sues Houston Chronicle, ProPublica
• NTIA Requests FCC Rulemaking On Emergency Network Use
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Law Schools Must Take A Stand Against Mandatory Arbitration
• WWE Wants Out Of Tattoo Artist's 'Vague' Copyright Suit
• Soccer TV Marketing Co. Cops To Bribery, Will Pay $25M
• Tunisia Launches WTO Dispute Over Moroccan Book Duties
• Google's Bid To Duck Antitrust Row A 'Strawman': Photo Co.
• How Kavanaugh's Conservative Cred, DC Ties Won The Day
• Senate Battle Lines Drawn With Kavanaugh As Trump's Pick
• Pulse Shooting Victims' Families Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Shari Redstone Fights $100M RICO Suit From Dad's Ex
• Biometric Privacy Suits Don't Need Actual Harm, Ill. Court Told
• 5 Kavanaugh Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• CBS, NAI Clash In Chancery Over Pretrial Record Holdbacks
• Trump Picks Brett Kavanaugh For Supreme Court
• Embezzling HBO Worker's Defense Atty Irks 9th Circ. Judge
• Penn State Prof Aims To Pinpoint State Broadband Gaps
• IHeartMedia Defends Bid To Retain 2 Ch. 11 Financial Advisers
• Johnny Depp Punched, Yelled At Film Crew Member, Suit Says
• DEA Doubles Down On Protecting Drug Info In Opioid MDL
• WebSpectator Ex-Board Members Must Pay $30.6M Sanction
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear 'Jumpman' Logo IP Case Against Nike
• Calif. Bank Says Fake Heiress Scored $15M Loan In Scam
• Hulu Allowed To Open New Front In PTAB Data Patent Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Fox, Total
• Houston Teams, Comcast Spar Over Deal's Value In Ch. 11
• 'The Art Of Fielding' Copyright Suit Strikes Out
• Gibson Brands' Severance Deals Nixed In Ch. 11 Case
• Calif. Museum Trampling On Salvador Dali IP, Foundation Says
• Stan Lee Drops $1B Fraud Suit Against Media Co. He Built
• Churchill Downs Drops $51M Casino Deal After FTC Request
• Dish Made 300 Debt-Collection Robocalls, TCPA Suit Says
• Attys Missed Window To File $10M Suit, Ill. Woman Says
• Fox Investors Sue Over SEC Docs In $71B Disney Deal
• How FTC Rules Affect Employee-Generated Marketing
• 15 Minutes With CTIA's General Counsel
• Playboy Model Sues GOP Funder, Avenatti And Former Lawyer
• Nielsen Settles Bribery Suit With Bubba The Love Sponge
• What You Need To Know For The Supreme Court Nomination
• Calif. Art Royalties Law Only Applies To 1977 Sales: 9th Circ.
• Viacom Sues Media Co. Over 'Double Dare' Game Show TM
• Telecom Lobbying In Trump's DC Blurs Access And Expertise
• Biggest Texas Supreme Court Rulings Of 2018: Midyear Report
• Google Accused Of Exposing Personal Emails To Third Parties
• DirecTV Wants Subscriber's Privacy Claims Arbitrated
• FCC Won't Pause Lifeline Restrictions Pending Lawsuits
• Grinch Parody Beats Dr. Seuss' Copyright Suit At 2nd Circ.
• 'Overstated' Verizon Coverage Hurts Rural Carriers, Cos. Say
• Atty Can't Revive Defamation Suit Against Daily, Judge
• Myths And Facts About Using TAR Across Borders
• Strip Clubs Say Image Rights Help Sink Models' Likeness Suit
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of The Sports Bet Case
• Cardi B Countersues 'Deceitful' Ex-Manager For $15M
• Alert Tests Could Confuse Real Deal, Trade Group Tells FCC
• Subpoenas Of Google, Twitter In Reporter's Assault Suit OK'd
• Time To Settle Mich. Video Privacy Class Action For $7.4M
• Calif. Privacy Law To Hit Over 500K Companies: Report
• Pittsburgh Pushes Court To Keep Amazon HQ2 Bid Secret
• Twitter Beats Workers' Class Cert. Bid In Gender Bias Suit
• Susman Says Beating Beats Was All About 3rd-Party Status
• Card-Shuffler Co. Slams Instruction Ahead Of Antitrust Trial
• EU Parliament Calls For Data Deal's End Unless US Complies
• Asia-Focused Market Veterans Plan $40M Blank-Check IPO
• FCC Urged Not To Cut Lifeline Funds From Wireless Resellers
• Calif. Lawmakers Reach Deal On Net Neutrality Bill
• 2 Takeaways From The AT&T-Time Warner Ruling
• FCC Rejects Challenges To Verizon, AT&T 5G Spectrum Deals
• Rapper Rick Ross Can't Toss Venue's Canceled Concert Suit
• Group Seeks To Cut 'Burdensome' Rules For Kid's Ad Records
• Cohen Seeks To Nix Stormy Daniels' Suit, Says Venue Wrong
• Sony Looks To Boot Suit Over Beatles Documentary
• GDPR Gameplay: Privacy Issues For Video Game Developers
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2018
• How Smaller Firms Can Go Global Without Going Bankrupt
• Global Law Firms Bulk Up In Europe As Brexit Approaches
• Relativity Can't Use Winston & Strawn In Netflix Ch. 11 Duel
• Calif. Privacy Law To Spark GDPR-Like Compliance Efforts
• Trump Admin Urges FCC To Block Chinese Common Carrier
• Barnes & Noble, Advised By Paul Weiss, Terminates CEO
• Filipino Media Co. Gets Injunction Against Streaming Sites
• NBCU Pushes FCC To Create Video Description Safe Harbor
• NJ Gov. Signs $425M Tax Credit Bill For Film, Digital Media
• Universal Music Wants 'Straight Outta' NWA Copyright Suit
• Conn. Tells MGM To Butt Out In Suit Over Gambling Deal
• Citing Same-Name Rocker, TTAB Refuses Wendy Williams TM
• 2 Ex-Weinstein Co. Directors Want Out Of Sexual Assault Suit
• Pai Elevates FCC Broadband Deployment Panel Members
• The Reinvention Of Art Auctions In The Age Of Blockchain
• Sprint Urges FCC To Clarify Local Carrier Fee Rules
• Pai Looks To Strengthen FCC Probes Of Hiring Bias In Media
• The Applicability Of FOIA To Monitorship Documents
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Yelp Needn't Delete Defamatory Atty Reviews: Calif. Justices
• Cohen Says Avenatti's 'Smear Campaign' Merits Restraining
• High Court Nomination Watch: 7th Circ.'s Amy Coney Barrett
• Narrow Rulings Reveal Wide Gulfs Between Justices
• Citing SC Blackout, Cable Lobby Slams Retransmission Rule
• 4 High Court Lineups That Might Surprise You
• How A More Conservative Court Could Change Telecom Policy
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• SF Chronicle Must Arbitrate Vacation Policy Dispute
• Interpublic Inks $2.3B Deal For Acxiom Marketing Biz
• Ex-MSG Interns' Cert. Bid In Wage Suit Declined By NY Judge
• Dems, Orgs Say FCC Lacks Evidence For Kid Vid Rollback
• DraftKings, FanDuel MDL Unpaused After Deal Talks Fail
• Trump Plows Ahead With Supreme Court Selection Process
• Seinfeld Says 'Comedians In Cars' IP Case Is About Nothing
• The California Consumer Privacy Act: 3 Early Questions
• How Sports Bet Ruling Affects Players' Collective Bargaining
• Dem Rep. Blasts FCC For Punting Cambridge Analytica Probe
• 'Star Wars' App Maker Infringed Copyrights, Judge Says
• New Weinstein Charges Carry Potential Life Sentence
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2018's First Half
• 15 Minutes With Qurate Retail Group's General Counsel
• A Trump Supreme Court Nominee Can Be Defeated
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Most Talkative Justices Of The Term