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Media & Entertainment - August, 2018

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• Breach Reporting Landscape Becoming Global Minefield
• 9th Circ. Won't Redo 'Monkey Selfie' Decision
• Countering FCC, Calif. Lawmakers Pass Net Neutrality Law
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Family's Libel Suit Over Trial Book
• Bob Ross 'Little Trees' Air Fresheners Hit With Trademark Suit
• EA Donates $1M To Fla. Shooting Victims In Face Of Lawsuit
• Creditors Flag Weinstein's Request To Lift Ch. 11 Stay
• Gwen Stefani Not Negligent In Concert Stampede, Court Hears
• Dancers Are Employees Under Dynamex, Calif. Judge Rules
• New Pass-Through Deduction Will Pass Over Many Lawyers
• Dems Urge FCC To Investigate Verizon Throttling With FTC
• Broadway Venue's Outside-Food Rule Violates ADA, Suit Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judge Ends Ex-Pitcher's Defamation Suit Against AP, ESPN
• Gamblers Will Ask 3rd Circ. To Reverse Casino's $10M Win
• Carlton Fields Nabs Entertainment Litigator For LA Office
• Polsinelli Gains EU Privacy Expert As Shareholder
• Perkins Coie Grows Palo Alto Office With K&L Gates IP Pro
• How Reckless Judicial Impeachments Threaten Rule Of Law
• Judging A Book: Fogel Reviews 'Good Judgment'
• 3 Deals That Perished This Summer & What Killed Them
• Dickinson Wright Nabs Patent Pro In Austin
• 'Pre-Reveal' Slots Are Illegal, Fla. Appeals Court Affirms
• 1st Circ. Rejects Priest's $100M Bloomberg Defamation Suit
• Bank Sues Miramax, Open Road For $14.6M Over Depp Film
• FCC Is New Target Of Group Fighting 'Administrative State'
• Ex-Supermodel Loses Appeal In Parking Gate Head Bonking
• Rams Owner's Co. Can't Escape Claims Over Deal Interference
• Mexico, US Investors Clash Over $100M Gambling Biz Claim
• 10 Ways To Prevent E-Discovery Woes
• Disney Wins Movie Sales Ban Against Redbox
• Conservatives Hit Tech Giants With $1B Free Speech Suit
• Mariah Carey Beats Promoters' Suit Over Tweet, Contract
• Ex-FIFA Bigwig Hit With 9 Years For Bribery Rap
• Verizon Throttling Incident Stokes Open Internet Fears
• 9th Circ. Revives Fight Over Missing Basquiat Painting
• Viacom Objects To Weinstein Co.'s Settlement With Netflix
• Calif. Privacy Law Needs Broader Lawsuit Avenue, AG Says
• Past Owners Sue Backpage.com In Chancery For Legal Fees
• WB Music IP Suit Survives Escape Bid Over Missing Space
• Gray-Raycom Deal Will Hurt Consumers, Cable Cos. Tell FCC
• Gibson Steers News Corp's $210M Real Estate Tech Co. Buy
• Don't Stop The Presses: Canadian Newsprint Tariffs Axed
• Sinclair Says Tribune Is Responsible For Tanked $3.9B Deal
• Schumer Says Feds Should Oversee Legalized Sports Betting
• Reed Smith Snags Ex-Sidley Austin Deals Veteran In LA
• SEC Sues Gambling Co. Exec For Fake IPO Claims, Theft
• GOP Rep. Can't End Copyright Suit Over Anti-Immigrant Ads
• Apple Fights Chicago's Amusement Tax On Music Streaming
• S. Africa Investigating Decadeslong Textbook Price Fixing
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Copyright Suit Over Fox's 'Empire'
• ​​​​​​​Universal Gets Trim Of $400M 'Spinal Tap' Suit
• Johnny Depp's Former Attys Can't Enforce Oral Fee Deal
• Trump Calls Tweet Free Speech In Bid To Nix Defamation Suit
• Dems Wary Of Kavanaugh's Impacts On Media Law, Policy
• King Of Pop's Estate And Sony Music Beat Fake-Vocals Suit
• Universal Hits Back At Cert. Bid In 'Warcraft' Text Row
• Investors Sue Clear Channel In Chancery Over $1B Claim
• Fired CEO Slams Barnes & Noble Founder In Defamation Suit
• Sprint-T-Mobile Deal Would Mean 'Oligopoly,' FCC Hears
• Author Takes 'Art Of Fielding' Copyright Fight To 2nd Circ.
• Gamblers Lose Bid To Pause Borgata's $10M Win In Card Row
• FCC Web Subsidy Auction Will Cover 700K Locales For $1.5B
• 8th Circ. Upholds FCC's Business Data Services Deregulation
• Estefan Eatery Takes $2.4M Coverage Bid To 11th Circ.
• LA Weekly Investor Sues Ownership For 'Gutting' The Paper
• BuzzFeed Taps Media Biz Veteran As New GC
• 5th Circ. Revives Injury Suit Over Worker's Fall From Roof
• House Dems Urge FCC To Review Sinclair-Tribune Deal
• Ponca Tribe Casino Gets Proposed Oct. Opening Date
• Dish Says Asian TV Service Swiped Streaming Technology IP
• 4 Key Components To New Firm Partnership Agreements
• AT&T, Others Weigh In On FTC's Privacy Enforcement Powers
• McGraw-Hill Loses DQ Bid Against Attys Repping NJ Photog
• 9th Circ. Says IP Address Owner Not Liable For Pirated Movie
• Netflix Shareholder Fights Move To Ax Bonus-Rigging Suit
• CBS Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Sexual Harassment Claims
• Chancery Trims $161M Spanish Broadcaster Investor Suit
• CWA Says Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Would Cost 28K Jobs
• FCC Report Finds No Sinclair-Tribune Bias, Pai Says
• SC Dept. Says Committee Has Accommodations Tax Info
• Kavanaugh Will Shield Big Telecom, Groups Tell Senate
• Colombian Reporter Says Netflix's 'Narcos' Infringed Memoir
• SAT Prep Co.'s Stock-Drop Suit Dismissed With Prejudice
• FCC Ignored Net Neutrality Facts, Advocates Tell DC Circ.
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Inside Out' Suit Against Disney
• Gov't Says Paraguayan Ex-Soccer Boss Should Do 20 Years
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of IP Suit Against Ex-Fox News Host
• EA Victory Over Ex-NFL Players Should Be Reversed
• Open The Federal Courthouses
• Assessing 'Concreteness' Under Spokeo In Northern Illinois
• Prince's Family Launches Wrongful Death Suit In Minn.
• Dancers' Wage Suit No Longer Has Legs At 6th Circ. After Epic
• Full 9th Circ. Urged To Care About Honey Badger TM Claims
• DirecTV Can't Force Arbitration In Robocall Row
• FCC's 2017 Hurricane Report Falls Short, Rosenworcel Says
• Late ESPN Sportscaster's Ex-Wife Sues Disney For Benefits
• Kavanaugh Favored 'Level Playing Field' For Broadband
• Fenwick Adds Davis & Gilbert IP Partner To NYC Office
• Calif. AG Probing $59B Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Plan
• Celebrity Accountant Guilty In $3.5M Ripoff Of Singer Ne-Yo
• Lessons From The Demise Of The Sinclair-Tribune Deal
• San Diego Comic-Con Wins TM Use Ban, $4M Fee Award
• 'Girls Gone Wild' Ch. 11 Should Be Put To Bed, Judge Told
• Warner, Lowe's Can't Dodge Benefits Suit, HIV Patients Say
• A Case For Impeaching President Trump
• Don't Hobble Local 5G Small-Cell Negotiations, FCC Told
• Cox Settles Big DMCA Downloading Case Days Before Trial
• Avoiding Legal Pitfalls In Podcast Advertising
• Vegas Shooting Victims Bash MGM's 'Reprehensible' MDL Bid
• 11th Circ. Sides With Time Warner In Sale Interference Suit
• Google Bans Dozens Of Inauthentic Accounts Linked To Iran
• Conflicted Class Rep. Loses Cert. Bid In Google Ad Suit
• Pa. Lottery's New Online Games Are Illegal, Casinos Say
• No Mention Of Kavanaugh In Unsealed Starr Leak Report
• Vision Media Says Ex-Execs Took Secrets To Start Rival Co.
• Alleged Facebook Scammer Nabbed After 3 Years On Run
• TV Giants Push To Combine Ad Price-Fixing Suits
• China Agritech May Cork Repeat TCPA Class Actions
• Commodores Get Partial Win In TM Suit Against Ex-Guitarist
• Eagles Concert Arena Not Liable In Injury Suit, Court Says
• Reality Winner Hit With Record Sentence Over Hacking Leak
• Disney Rejects $260M Tax Break Before Minimum Wage Vote
• Miley Cyrus Says Accuser Doesn't Own Jamaican Phrase
• Toll-Free Texting Thrives Without New Regs, FCC Hears
• Porn Studio Urges High Court To Tackle 1st DMCA Case
• Jabra ITC Settlement Closes Out Headphone Patent Dispute
• Film Exec Denied Bail For Appeal Of $26M Fraud Conviction
• CBS Agrees To Settle Parking-Spot Guards' OT Suit For $10M
• Beat Goes On For Claims Miami Beach Harassed Former Club
• Rival Wants Special Master In CrossFit's False Ad Suit
• Kanye Fans Seek Cert. In Suit Over Tidal Release Tweet
• Local Attys Perplexed By FCC's New 'Moratoria' Policy
• Facebook, Snap Must Face Trimmed BlackBerry Patent Suit
• CBS Opioid Segments Didn't Defame Pharmacist, Judge Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, VW, Apple
• 'Drag Race' Performer's Managers Largely Slip $2.5M Suit
• Chase Says Landry's Atty Can't Be A Witness In $20M Suit
• Telecom Firm Slams Cert. Bid Over DirecTV Piracy Letters
• Ex-Brazilian Soccer Boss Gets 4 Years In FIFA Bribery Case
• 10th Circ. Urged To Revisit Ruling On Casino Slip-And-Fall Suit
• Grumpy Cat Denied Attys' Fees In 'Grumppuccinos' IP Claim
• What To Watch As Privacy Shield Data Pact Scrutiny Heats Up
• Navigating Counsel Conflicts Of Interest In Bankruptcy
• Conde Nast Privacy Suit Ends With $13.8M Settlement
• Sinclair-Tribune Call Spotlights Pai's White House Ties
• Judge Orders Deadly FIU Bridge Collapse Records Released
• Trump Groping Accuser Wants Prez To Name Other Accusers
• AMC Can't End Theater's First-Run Antitrust Suit
• 1st Circ. Shuts Down Bid To Revive Boston Band TM Row
• ZeniMax Sanctioned Over Docs In $500M Oculus IP Suit
• Cambridge Analytica Agrees To Give Docs To Facebook Users
• Rap Threats Against Cops Not Protected Speech: Pa. Justices
• Older Workers Fine-Tune Bias Suit Over Facebook Job Ads
• Time Warner Cable Robocall Suit Stayed For 9th Circ. Appeal
• Workers Serve NYC Celeb Chef A Suit Over Withheld Tips
• Cards Against Humanity Ends Suit Over 'Trump' Game
• Ex-FIFA VP Asks For 6-Month Sentencing Delay
• Ex-Marketing Co. Execs End SEC Row Over Metrics For $1.4M
• Hashtags Don't Mean Much, TTAB Says
• 'High Availability' — A Key Term In Law Firm IT Strategy
• Gibson, Lender Say Claim Fight Can Wait Until Confirmation
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive VidAngel's Claims Against Studios
• Pa. Court Upholds Woman's $2M Penalty For Stolen 'Kiss'
• DC Circ. Hears FCC Broke Laws In Net Neutrality Repeal
• Fla. Rapper Sentenced To 3 Years For $150K Tax Fraud
• Consultant Sues Facebook Over Fake Account
• Stephen King Fights Partial Win Bid In Comic Book IP Row
• ISP Says Record Cos. Want It To Be 'Copyright Police'
• PopSugar Seeks To Nip Instagram Influencer's IP Class Action
• Ex-NFL Players Can't Sue EA Over 'Madden' Game As A Class
• Fed. Circ. OKs Fee Win For Timberlake, Spears In Patent Case
• 9th Circ. Revives Case Against CBS Over Pre-1972 Songs
• Comcast Beats $75M Antitrust Suit Over Ad Platform
• The 'Post-Fact' Jury In The 'Fake News' Era
• Disney May Not Be Magical For Autistic Guests: 11th Circ.
• Cooley Adds Ex-Boies Schiller Trial Partner In NY
• HUD Claims Facebook's Housing Ads Are Discriminatory
• TV 'White Spaces' Program Lacks Oversight, NAB Says
• Jefferson Airplane Singer Says NY Hospital Ended His Career
• Book Reseller Can't Dodge $34M Infringement Verdict
• Atari Hits T-Shirt Retailer With Counterfeiting Suit
• Scammers Are Extorting 'Sugar Daddies,' Dating Site Claims
• Cinemark Staffers Get Class Cert. In Labor Dispute
• Facebook, Google Could Be Wild Cards In Privacy Law Fight
• WaPo, Others Call Md.'s Political Ad Law Unconstitutional
• Brand Battles: Hershey, Unilever, 'Game of Thrones,' NFL
• PennDOT Wants Out Of Pittsburgh Artist's Lost-Murals Suit
• Prenda 'Porn Troll' Atty Pleads Guilty To Fraud Charges
• Weinstein Co. Creditor Asks To Go Forward With NY Debt Suit
• Facebook Backs Bid For FCC To Make Internet Airship Rules
• Judging A Book: Lipez Reviews 'Last Great Colonial Lawyer'
• Extra Protection For Press In Law Enforcement Investigations
• Atty Suing Google Sees No Conflict With Law Firm
• 'Grand Theft Auto' Cheater Barred From Selling Cheats
• $25M Beats Royalties Winner Likely Getting Interest, Fees
• Memorabilia Dealer Barred From Using Sports Photogs' Work
• Will Law Schools Start Counting 'Generation ADA'?
• DirecTV Ducks Most Of FTC's $4B False Ad Case
• DOI's Views In Calif., Conn. Casino Suits At Odds, Tribe Says
• Cox Facing Epic Copyright Battles Ahead Over Downloading
• Deals Rumor Mill: Babytree, Amazon, Midstates
• Groups Urge FTC To Fine Facebook Amid EU Data Row
• Free Speech Group Backs Trump In 2nd Circ. Twitter Appeal
• 10th Circ. Sides With Dish In 'DishNet' TM Fight
• Relativity Can Sell $40M Assets And Netflix Deal To UltraV
• FCC's Pai Says Debunked Cyberattack Put Him In A Pickle
• A Chat With Ogletree Knowledge Chief Patrick DiDomenico
• FTC Heeds Groups' Input In OK'ing Modified COPPA Program
• Feds Want 10 Years For Convicted Ex-Brazil Soccer Boss
• Facebook Beats Mirror Worlds' Patent Suit Over News Feed
• Chancery Cuts 3.3% More From AOL Merger Appraisal
• Fed. Circ. Junks $51M Attys' Fees Award In Rembrandt MDL
• 9th Circ. Hands Actress Fees In Movie Co.'s Appeal
• Cambridge Analytica Trustee Fights Facebook Users' Doc Bids
• Music Rights Co. Can't Get Suit Against Radio Group Going
• Wigdor Takes Over ESPN Harassment Suit, Plans Class Action
• 'Star Wars' Book Dealer Sued Over Translation Credit Error
• Howard & Howard Adds Ex-Brownstein Hyatt Gaming Atty
• Dish Says $280M Telemarketing Penalty 'Legally Indefensible'
• Warner Bros. Sued For Using Photo Of Ex-NFL Star's Fiancee
• Hasbro, DC Comics Settle 'Bumblebee' Superhero TM Battle
• Fed. Circ. Won't Toss Balloon IP Case From Texas Court
• FCC Hints It Could Drop Sinclair-Tribune In-House Review
• Rising Star: Kirkland's Joshua Simmons
• Tinder Founders Sue Match For $2B Over Stock Options
• How One Firm Moved The Needle On Disability Inclusion
• Calif. Privacy Law Isn't End Of The World, Lawmakers Told
• Coachella Seeks Quick TM Win In Suit Against 'Filmchella'
• Harvey Weinstein Must Face Actress' Sex Trafficking Claims
• Senior Dem Wants VA Info On Alleged Mar-A-Lago Influence
• Insurer Seeks Win In Dispute Over Dish TCPA Judgment
• Amicus Briefs Back DOJ On AT&T-Time Warner Appeal
• Cable TV Leased Access Fight Heats Up At FCC
• Asbestos Depo Doc Isn't A Court Record, Texas Court Says
• Minn. TV Anchor, Spouse Ask 8th Circ. To Revive Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Reverses PTAB Denial Of Facebook Layout Patent
• AlpInvest Pours $260M Into Marketing Agency Stagwell
• Rising Star: Katten's Tami Kameda Sims
• Investors Sue MoviePass Owners As Stock Bottoms Out
• Microsoft Avoids $47M Danish Transfer Pricing Bill
• Interview Essentials For Attorneys On The Move
• David Boies On How Dyslexia Shaped His Practice
• BigLaw's Mental Health Stigma Shows Signs Of Fading
• Suit Against Six Flags Over Receipts Kicked To State Court
• Pai Pens Letter Defending Net Neutrality Rollback
• Ex-ESPN Analyst Hits Back With Her Own Sanctions Request
• Hear It In England, UBS Says Of Bloomberg's Data Suit
• Katy Perry Likely Can't Dump Christian Rappers' IP Suit
• NJ Dance Club Hit With Class Action Over Text Messages
• Attys Say More Fees Needed After 'We Shall Overcome' Win
• T-Mobile, Tribes Weigh In On FCC Spectrum Rules
• Warner Media Wants Out Of Benefits Suit Over HIV/AIDS Meds
• Rising Star: Davis Wright's Rachel Strom
• Trends In Protection Of Anonymous Online Speech
• Clerking For Ginsburg
• How The Legal Industry Lets Down Lawyers With Disabilities
• Gaining Access: Disabled Lawyers Share Their Stories
• Business Groups Take Up Fight To Amend Calif. Privacy Law
• Investor Hits Tesla, Musk With Fraud Claims Over Tweet
• Creditors Get Film Co. Owner's Bankruptcy Converted To Ch. 7
• 'Filmchella' Organizers Want TTAB Review Of TM Row
• Sinclair Pumps Brakes On FCC Review After Merger Call-Off
• Publisher's $2.1M Tax Refund Claim Tossed By 2nd Circ.
• Hacker Stole FIFA Video Game Virtual Currency, Feds Say
• 5th Circ. Restores Producer, Atty Convictions In Tax Case
• Rising Star: Cowan's Scott J. Sholder
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 3 Surprises
• Fed. Circ. Affirms $4.2M Damages, $2M Fees In Game IP Row
• Sinclair Investor Sues Over Withdrawn $3.9B Tribune Deal
• Big3-Champions Feud Heats Up With Dueling Letters
• Studios' Snub Shows Conspiracy, VidAngel Tells 9th Circ.
• 'Sue Me': $1B Tribune Case Charts Where Sinclair Turned Ugly
• 11th Circ. Denies Rehearing In Miccosukee Tribe Tax Case
• Chicago Parade Helpers 'Sabotaged' Sponsor Ties, Suit Says
• Relativity Wins Approval Of Creditor Settlement, Final DIP
• 6th Circ. Tosses $56.5M Pistons Arena Tax Suit
• SeaWorld Shareholder Wants 'Blackfish' Backlash Records
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tronc, Turkish Airlines, SDI
• StubHub Beats App Developer's Trade Secrets Theft Claims
• Snap Can't Get 2nd Shot At Nixing Investor Suit Over IPO
• NWA Member's Wife Reaches Deal With Son In Trademark Row
• Comcast Gets PTAB Nix Of TiVo's Programming Guide Patent
• FCC's O'Rielly Slams UN Telecom Regulator For Overreach
• Clerking For Ginsburg: A Superhero Supreme
• Weinstein Given Until Sept. To Respond To Chubb's UK Suit
• Tribune Kills $3.9B Sinclair Deal, Files Lawsuit
• TV Industry Giants Fixed Local Ad Prices, Law Firm Says
• Mexican Hotel Can Subpoena Facebook For Info On Defamer
• Ex-Lover Sues Redstone, Loeb & Loeb Atty Over Apartment
• Sumner Redstone Won't Be Deposed In CBS Stock Suits
• Chinese Telecom Co. Slams FCC National Security 'Blacklist'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tronc, UnitedHealth, Ping An
• 4 Traits Facebook And Google Should Want In A New GC
• When Antitrust Conspiracy Cases Merit Summary Judgment
• Many British Isles Residents Quick To Use New GDPR Rights
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 RBG Lessons On Having It All
• Redstone Video Triggers New Battle In CBS Chancery Suit
• The Firms Filing The Most Copyright Suits In Q2
• 'Inside Edition' Sued Over Footage Used In Ex-NFLer's Story
• Cadwalader Can't Call Legal Experts In Malpractice Trial
• Wynn Resorts, Co-Founder Reach Deal Over New Leadership
• Newspaper Suit Says Ex-Reporter's Twitter Is Trade Secret
• State PUCs Tell FCC Unbundling Could Concentrate Power
• Nez Perce Say 2.5 GHz Band Over Reservation Being Wasted
• Disney, Fox Help WndrCo Raise $1B For NewTV Platform
• FIFA Seeks Restitution From Former Execs In Bribery Probe
• CookieCon Settles TM Dispute With Calif. Event Groups
• Law Firm's Site Covered By Fair Report Privilege, Panel Says
• Tackling Digital Class Notice With Rule 23 Changes
• Clerking For Ginsburg: How To Play The Long Game
• Shuffle Tech Dealt $315M Verdict Over Competitor's Sham Suit
• Vegas Strip Club Not Covered For Credit Card Fraud Payments
• Agencies Finalize Rules For $110M Grants To Modernize 911
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $371M Antitrust Suit Against Time, Hearst
• Del. Ch. 11 Court OKs Hearing On Weinstein Contract Rules
• Ex-Met Dykstra Sues Producers Over Failed Amazon Series
• Comment System Take-Down Not Cyberattack, FCC Confirms
• Disney, Viacom Push To Dismiss Kid Data Scrape Suit
• Bernstein Litowitz, Robbins Geller Tapped In Facebook Suit
• Producer Drops Film Rights Suit Against Weinstein, Disney
• Dating Service Users' Fraud Classes Modified, Not Decertified
• Media Outlets Want Expedited Appeal In Parkland Video Fight
• Shuffle Tech CEO Not A 'Liar-Loser' But A Victim, Jury Told
• Judge Got AT&T-Time Warner Case Wrong, DC Circ. Told
• Insurer Says It Has No Duty To Cover Go-Kart Accident
• Trump Admin. Asks High Court To Nix Net Neutrality Ruling
• Brewery Wants End To Thelonious Monk IP Lawsuit
• Amaya Investors Reach $5.8M Settlement Over Stock Drop
• Pittsburgh Casino Spied On Texts, Banking Info, Guests Say
• Emerson Can't Undo BladeRoom's $30M Trade Secret Win
• Journalist Hits CenterPoint With $1M Suit Over Electric Shock
• FCC Eyes Later Deadline For Challenging Coverage Maps
• WWE Seeks Attys' Fees After Sanctions In Concussion Suit
• Clerking For Ginsburg: In Pursuit Of Precision
• Gawker Bankruptcy Can't Shield Writer From Defamation Suit
• BuzzFeed Wins Bid For Gov't Testimony On Trump Dossier
• Future Of Internet Sports Betting Clouded By Wire Act
• 'Innovation Band' Weathers Complications As FCC Delays OK
• More Law Firms File Antitrust Suits In Sinclair TV Ad Rate Row
• Stormy Daniels' Suit Against Ex-Atty Sent Back To State Court
• Weinstein Says Rape Grand Jury Didn't See Exculpatory Info
• Cirque Du Soleil Wins TCPA Decert. After China Agritech
• Bookmaker William Hill Announces Miss., W.Va. Casino Deals
• Clerking For Ginsburg: My RBG Guide To Judging
• Casino Ruling May Take Bargaining Chip Away From Tribes
• Judge Trims 'War Dogs' Suit Over 'American Greed' Episode
• Facebook, Snap Can Likely Nix Just 1 Of 7 BlackBerry Patents
• Injunction Denied In Property Spat Between Ex-NFL Players
• Artist Denied Access To Porn Pros Who Filmed In Rental Home
• JPML Won't Centralize IP Rows Against Hulu, Netflix, Others
• Netflix Waves White Flag In Relativity Ch. 11 Contract Fight
• Calif. Inks New Tribal-State Gambling Deal, Updates 3 More
• Shari Redstone Can't DQ Counsel For Dad's Ex In Spy Suit
• Calif. Tribe's Online Bingo Is Illegal, 9th Circ. Affirms
• Weinstein Ch. 11 Emails OK'd For Rape Charges Defense
• Radio Mentorship Program Passes FCC With Opposition
• Startup Fights Paper's Bid To Unseal Records After $706M Win
• Real Estate Rumors: Providence, Centerline, Calif. Mansion
• Real Estate Brokerage Leads 2 IPOs Exceeding $973M
• DOJ To Revisit Longtime Antitrust Limits On Film Studios
• FCC Blocks Local Rules Barring New Net Infrastructure
• Comcast's Xfinity Accused Of Infringing Streaming TV Patent
• Attys In $35M Facebook Deal Seek $14M In Fees, Costs
• 9th Circ. Reboots Copyright Suit Over Fox's 'Empire'
• US Softens Final Duties On Canadian Newsprint Imports
• 10th Circ. Ruling Is A Win For Tribal Jurisdiction
• Clerking For Ginsburg: 4 Things I Learned
• Covington, Debevoise Tapped For CBS' Moonves Probe
• Facebook Urges 9th Circ. To Keep Tracking Claims Buried
• NBA's Betting Deal With MGM Paves Way For Integrity Sharing
• Major Music Labels Accuse Cox Of Contributing To Pirating
• Steve McQueen Heirs Sue Ferrari For Car Using Actor's Name
• Atty Fees Chopped By $1.6M In Energy Newsletter IP Suit
• Charter May Have To Cough Up NCTA Docs To NY AG
• Chubb Says It Needn't Pay Weinstein Sex Misconduct Defense
• Gibson Ch. 11 Disclosures Get Nod With Creditor Settlement
• Arena Owner Can't Escape Ozzy Osbourne's Antitrust Suit
• Indie Programmers Urge FCC To Keep Leased Access Rules
• Backroom Talks Stall Relativity Trial Over Netflix Deal
• Weinstein Creditors Want Del. Ch. 11 Probe Of Co. Exec
• 9th Circ. Slone Ruling Considers Basis Of Transferee Liability
• Clerking For Ginsburg: The Equality Lessons