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Media & Entertainment - August, 2019

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• FCC Trying To Mitigate Mexican Spectrum Interference
• 'Cruel' FilmOn Exec Owes $10M For Harassment, Jury Told
• Google Deal's Setbacks Renew Doubts On Cy Pres Awards
• Calif. Bill To Allow NCAA Name, Image Pay Moves Forward
• Illinois-Based News-Gazette Plans Ch. 11 Sale In Del.
• Brand Battles: Woodstock Still Pushing For Marijuana TMs
• Aerosol Artists' Rights Need Limits, Developer Tells 2nd Circ.
• Media Institute Prez Sees Free Speech As Ongoing Battle
• Exotic Dancers Keep $4.6M Wage Suit Win At 3rd Circ.
• Ex-NCAI GC Brings Defamation Suit Over Harassment Claims
• Pai Says Huawei Cut From 3.5 GHz Development Process
• Playboy Reporter, White House Spar Over Daily Beast Quotes
• The Antitrust Showdown Rocking Hollywood
• FCC's Pai Defends Unchanged RF Exposure Limits For 5G
• New Best Practices Under E-Discovery Spoliation Rule
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Google Worker Calls Out CLO For 'Abuse' After Affair
• FilmOn Exec Barred From Court After Harassment Trial Fit
• Facebook Must Face Trimmed Messenger Data Scraping Suit
• Tinder Seeks Arbitration For Ex-Exec's Sexual Assault Claims
• Tesla Report Estimates Damages From Dealing With 'Saboteur'
• Beyonce's Dad's Claims Of Shoddy Legal Work Can Continue
• YES Network Sold To Yankees Parent Co.-Led JV In $3.5B Deal
• How Law Firms Can Create Content Decision Makers Will Read
• Tribe Loses 9th Circ. Discovery Fight In Casino Battle
• FilmOn Exec Can't Deliver Closings In Sex Harassment Trial
• Hymnal Giant Accused Of Pushing Rivals Out Of Pews
• Calif. Man Stole $14M For Fake Netflix Film Project, Feds Say
• Gizmodo Defeats Ex-Trump Aide's 'Abortion Pill' Libel Case
• T-Mobile Can Bid On Spectrum Despite Pending Deal
• Firm Can't Nix Debt Collector's Libel Claims Over Its Website
• Outside Orgs Urge FCC To Revive BeIN Soccer Carriage Spat
• Record Labels Target Another ISP Over Music Piracy
• Fenwick-Led Peloton's IPO Filing Shows Bumpy Road Ahead
• Ruling On Arbitration Due Soon In DraftKings & FanDuel MDL
• Comedy Writer Testifies FilmOn Exec Sexually Assaulted Her
• MPAA Fires Top Lawyer After Arrest For Sex Abuse, Blackmail
• Actress Reboots Weinstein Suit To Add Disney, Miramax
• Illegal Streaming Services Dwarfed Netflix And Hulu, Feds Say
• Tech Industry Blasts Deal With France Over Digital Tax
• Drywall Co. Says Bloomberg, Turner Can't Dodge Bid-Rig Suit
• Gibson Dunn Atty Says Writer's Ban Part Of Trump Media War
• NFL Asks 9th Circ. To Reverse Decision Reviving DirecTV Suit
• Epstein Accusers 'Robbed' Of Justice Speak Out At Hearing
• College Company To Pay FTC $30M Over Deceptive Marketing
• 'Richard' Not Confusingly Similar To 'Ricardo,' Says TTAB
• Latham Can Rep Lori Loughlin And Husband In 'Varsity Blues'
• The Latest On State Anti-SLAPP Statutes In Federal Court
• Fortnite Suit Highlights Game Cos.' Need For Privacy Vigilance
• Deloitte Dodged Adelphia Collapse Suit Too Soon, Judge Hints
• Attys For Alleged Ex-CIA Leaker Say They May Need To Testify
• Angry FilmOn Exec May Be Barred From Acting As Own Atty
• FCC Urged To Limit Telecoms' Safe Harbor For Blocked Calls
• Hagens Berman Atty Accused Of Witness Tampering
• Tribe Ordered To Secure Martha's Vineyard Casino Site
• Investors Say Overwatch Maker Knew Developer Was Leaving
• AGs, Carriers' Cooperation Won't Stem Robocall Litigation
• Baker McKenzie Steers $364M Genscape Sale To Verisk
• Avenatti Gets May Trial Date In Calif. Embezzlement Case
• PTAB Upholds Bulk Of Guitar Pedal Board Patent
• Fed. Circ. Rules PTAB Wrongly Axed Streaming Patent
• Georgia Says It's Not Trying To Copyright Law Itself
• Biometric Privacy Suits After Facebook Face-Scan Class Cert.
• Facebook Blocks German Order Curbing Data Collection
• Harvey Weinstein Again Denies Charges, Trial Moved To 2020
• Fed. Circ. Agrees To Stay $145M Sprint IP Infringement Award
• FilmOn Exec Challenges Atty To Fight, Is Sanctioned Again
• Sinclair Closes $9.6B Fox Sports Deal With DOJ's Blessing
• Trump Calls 2nd Circ. Ban On Twitter Blocks 'Misconceived'
• 8th Circ. Reopens Suit Over Same-Sex Wedding Videos
• Docs Shed Light On Facebook Cambridge Analytica Timeline
• Judge Links Consumer, Developer Suits Over Apple App Store
• Vera Bradley Undercut NFL Deal, Sportswear Co. Says
• What Calif. Justices' Anti-SLAPP Ruling Means For Employers
• Boston DA Asks 1st Circ. To Revive Secret-Recordings Ban
• Billboard Co. Sued For Share Of $40.3M Landfill Cleanup Cost
• Avenatti Wants Stormy Daniels Fraud Case Moved To Calif.
• Real Estate Rumors: Telefonica, Unqork, Neuro Skills Centre
• Media Co. Pension Heads To Pay $7.8M To End ERISA Suit
• Labor Board Limits Non-Employee Leafleting
• Rural Groups Intensify Call For Sprint/T-Mobile Comment
• Brand Battles: Adidas Fights J. Crew Over Striped Trademark
• Pittsburgh Paper Could Nix Insurance Hikes, NLRB Says
• Photographer Slaps Law Firm With Suit Over Website Picture
• Publishing Giants Sue Audible Over Text Captions
• Tom Brady Denied 'Tom Terrific' TM By USPTO
• FilmOn Exec Squares Off Against Sex Harassment Accuser
• 7th Circ. Withdraws Opinion Barring AIG Coverage For Emmis
• Mr. T Hits Leafly With Trademark Suit Over 'Mrt' Weed
• Exec Slams Fyre Fest Attendees' Bid To Pull Him Back In Suit
• T-Mobile Tests Regulators' Bets On Wireless Convergence
• Disney Toy Patent Challenge Too Vague To Review, PTAB Says
• City Slams Enviros' Bid To Stop Ex-Casino Site Development
• 5 Firms Assemble Hasbro's $4B Buy Of Entertainment One
• Drake Hit With Suit Over 'In My Feelings' And 'Nice For What'
• Gambler Says Feds Covered Up Leak Scandal To Jail Him
• FCC Dings Wireless ISPs Over Weather Radar Interference
• Pokemon Go Nuisance Deal Nets Pomerantz $4M In Atty Fees
• Bias Suits Target Clothing, Payroll Services Cos.
• Buck Rogers Judge Won't Cancel IP Settlement
• Judicial Process For Music Copyright Must Be Reined In
• Ex-Boston Officials Want New Trial After Extortion Convictions
• Gannett Sheds Suit Over Newspaper Delivery Driver's Crash
• AGs, Carriers Unite To Trace And Block Robocalls
• Outlook Hazy For Cannabis TMs Under Unlawful Use Doctrine
• Billionaire FilmOn Exec Tells Judge 'I Will Not Pay' Sanctions
• Spotify Infringed Eminem's 'Lose Yourself,' Other Tracks: Suit
• Streaming Service Tidal Threatens Norway With Arbitration
• Ice Cube Song Straight Outta Copyright, Cries IP Suit
• Litigation Finance Can And Should Protect Its Reputation
• NY1 Anchors Call On Charter CEO To Keep Bias Suits Public
• Transit Officials And Wi-Fi Group Split Over 5.9 GHz Use
• Italian Film Composer Can Reclaim Copyrights, 2nd Circ. Says
• Top EU Data Privacy Watchdog Buttarelli Dies
• LA Opera Taps Gibson Dunn Atty For Placido Domingo Probe
• FilmOn Exec's Court Outbursts Lead to Sanctions Hearing
• Gibson Dunn Reps Playboy Writer Fighting White House Ban
• Ex-Rams Ticket Exec's 'Trash Talk' Suit Tossed, For Now
• Ex-De Niro Aide Stole, Binged 'Friends' On The Job, Suit Says
• Ex-Davis Wright Partner Can't Shake Arbitration On Appeal
• UK Issued Timely Notice On Saudi-Linked News Deals: Court
• New York Times Warns Palin Libel Ruling Will Chill Speech
• PTAB Takes On Sirius Case Despite Fee-Processing Delay
• Pandora Investors Want To Rewind $3.5B Sirius Buyout
• Omniverse Seeks Arbitration In Dispute With Film Studios
• Real Estate Rumors: MRK, Taconic, Witkoff
• USTelecom Tells FCC Address-Level Web Mapping Is Possible
• Gilead Blasts $825M Monotype Take-Private Deal
• Jones Day Snags Ex-MoFo Patent Litigation Partner In LA
• Disney Beats Latest 'Zootopia' Copyright Case
• DC Circ. Ruling Curtails FCC's 5G Rollout Strategy
• FCC Calls CenturyLink Outage 'Unacceptable,' But No Fine Yet
• Citing Clichés, Judge Boots 'Nightcrawler' Copyright Case
• Workshop Marks Start Of FTC Interest In Gaming 'Loot Boxes'
• FilmOn Exec Made Office View 'Disgusting' Porn, Jury Told
• WGA Takes Antitrust War With Talent Agencies Federal
• Blank Rome Adds Top Kilpatrick Insurance Attys In LA, DC
• Mass. Tribe Says DOI Ignored Law In Trust Land Decision
• Neil DeGrasse Tyson Beats Ex-Biz Partner's Copyright Suit
• Twitter, FB Say China Accounts Targeted Hong Kong Protests
• Conn. Reporter Escapes Judicial Marshal's Defamation Suit
• Ex-LA Times Columnist Wins $15M In Age, Disability Suit
• No Way Around Atty Conflict In 'Varsity Blues,' Judge Says
• Netflix Hit With Another Copyright Suit Over 'Fyre' Videos
• FCC Floats Plan To Keep Dead People Off Lifeline Rolls
• NBA Star Drops Trademark Case Over 'Greek Freak' Nickname
• Anheuser-Busch Retiree Fights Bid To Ax Mortality Rates Suit
• Blizzard Sues Over 'Warcraft' Copycat Game
• Viacom Can't Sue Over 'Double Dare' Trademark Threats
• Crisis Messaging To Protect Law Firm Brand And Bottom Line
• Apple, Google, Pandora Music Services Targeted In IP Suits
• FilmOn Exec Escorted From Court Over Continued Outbursts
• FCC Told To Reject Plan Expanding High-Band Unlicensed Use
• 9th Circ. Revives Exotic Dancers' FLSA Suit Against Club
• Epstein Death Ruled A Suicide By NYC Medical Examiner
• Sprint Tells Fed. Circ. Time Warner Must Pay $145M IP Award
• US Sides With Led Zeppelin In 'Stairway' Copyright Fight
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Subpoenas Approved For Last Two Relativity Execs
• Taxation With Representation: Shearman, Cleary, Wachtell
• Luxury Theater Chain IPic Eyes October Auction
• TI Says ICO Investor Suit Should Be Dead And Gone
• Feds Pulling For Comcast In High Court Racial Bias Battle
• FilmOn Exec's Outbursts Bleed Harassment Trial Jury Pool
• Faye Dunaway Belittled Gay Assistant, Then Fired Him: Suit
• Google, Spotify Urge DC Circ. To Undo Royalty Board's Rates
• IRS Regs Preview Sourcing Challenges In Taxing The Cloud
• FCC Suggests Creating 3-Digit Number For Suicide Hotline
• FCC Settles Over Alert Tones' Use On 'Kimmel,' 'Walking Dead'
• What You Should Know About Courtroom Closures
• Gov't Fights Roger Stone On Getting House Intel Audio Early
• Biz Groups Back Comcast In High Court Race-Bias Battle
• Tribal Casino Fight Won't Wait For Supreme Court Ruling
• Sinclair Tells Court It Didn't Lie About Tribune Deal's Chances
• Spacey Case Points To Cos.' Need To Preserve Devices, Data
• A District Court Split On Curing Copyright Timing Defects
• FilmOn Exec Could Face Criminal Contempt, Judge Says
• Grindr User Takes Stalking Case Against App To High Court
• Ex-Members Of Metal Band M.O.D. Can't Use Logo, Label Says
• Call Recipients Denied Cert. In Time Warner Robocall Case
• YouTube, Google Muzzling LGBTQ Voices, Video Creators Say
• Facebook Draws Irish Inquiry Over Users' Audio Transcription
• Disabled Guests' ADA Suit Against Disney Set For Trial
• NY Tribe Sues Showtime Over 'Criminal' Portrayal In 'Billions'
• Education Group Urges DOJ To Block Cengage-McGraw Deal
• NY1 Says Age, Pregnancy Bias Suits Shouldn't Be Combined
• Copyright Cavalry Supports Pirate Ship Photog At High Court
• CBS-Viacom Merger May See Challenges From Unlikely Places
• Warren Takes Aim At FTC Over Equifax Breach Deal Claims
• Pai Touts Progress Of Carriers' Call Verification Efforts
• How A 'Veronica Mars' Star Traded Acting For The Law
• NJ College Must Pay Atty Fees In Records Suit, 3rd Circ. Says
• FilmOn Exec's Harassment Trial Antics Draw Sanctions Threat
• Gov't Says Avenatti Can't Have Total Access To Seized Files
• Guns 'N' Rosé Ale Trademark Suit Headed To Settlement City
• Reality TV Stars Indicted On Bank Fraud, Tax Evasion
• France Approves New Streaming Service, With Conditions
• FCC's Hands Likely Tied On White House Anti-Bias Order
• MCC Warden Reassigned In Wake Of Epstein's Death
• Modeling Agency Says Former Exec Lied About Sick Husband
• Ubisoft Guitar-Teaching Video Game Patent Axed Under Alice
• 9th Circ. Revives DirecTV 'NFL Sunday Ticket' Antitrust MDL
• Ticket Biz Gets $280K In Atty Fees For Rival's Sanctions
• Advocates Blast FCC's 'Cruel' Budget Cap Proposal
• CenturyLink To Pay $550K For Overbilling Practices
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon, Secretlab, Roark Capital
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Seaweed Scientist's Odyssey
• Media Industry Slams 'Bungled' Seuss-Trek Mashup Ruling
• EPIC Steps Up Bid To Stop Facebook's $5B FTC Deal
• 4 Firms Shape $30.5B Megamerger Of CBS And Viacom
• FilmOn Exec Ruffles Feathers As Sex Harassment Trial Starts
• CBS Workers Want $40M In Wake Of Credit Union Implosion
• How To Counter Jury Reliance On Plaintiff's Damages Ask
• What Investigators Are Asking After Epstein's Death
• Akin Gump Ups Pressure On FCC To Clarify Junk Fax Liability
• Emerson's IP Loss To BladeRoom Rises To $77M With Interest
• Port Authority Boss Beats Defamation Suit Over Threat Claim
• 'Guy With IPhone' Wants $60K In Atty Fees After $750 Trial Win
• $200K Fee After $5K Deal 'Makes No Sense,' Ill. Judge Says
• FCC Officially Launches Subsidy Fraud Division
• MLB Hit With IP Suit Over Brewers' '90s Night Will Smith Photo
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS-Viacom, WeWork, Arriva
• Facebook Ruling Extends Life Of Ill. Biometric Privacy Claims
• Roger Stone Pushes Back On Hacking Evidence Exclusion
• 'Hindsight-Driven' ERISA Suit Should Stay Dead, Gannett Says
• Activision Wants Out Of Investors' Stock-Drop Suit
• Cyndi Lauper Agrees To Settle 'Kinky Boots' Copyright Suit
• Epstein Dead In Apparent Suicide, As Feds Investigate
• NYT Wins Toss Of Arpaio's $147M Defamation Suit
• PTAB Wrong To Ax Amended Claims Under Alice, Uniloc Says
• 'Grease' Parody Writers Say Fair Use Is The One They Want
• Dating Site Wants Married Man's Suit Over Photo Use Tossed
• NBA Star Sues Over 'Greek Freak' Mark On Hoodies, T-Shirts
• Brand Battles: Starbucks Aims To Sink 'Siren' Trademark
• ProPublica Sues IRS To Release Emails On Private Tax Prep
• Lori Loughlin Says Latham Conflict Gone In 'Varsity Blues'
• Media, Lawmakers Question Customs' Pressure On Reporters
• ECJ FashionID Case Is Big Milestone For Website Ad Liability
• Litigious Copyright Atty Can't Undo Latest Sanctions
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Skadden, Cravath
• Comcast Wants Justices To Fix 9th Circ. Standard In Bias Suit
• Calif. Museum Accused Of Copying Digital Art Exhibitions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Movie Theater Giants Face Digital Security Tech Patent Suits
• 'Afflicted' Subjects Sue Netflix For Defamation, Fraud
• Harvard Law Review Ducks 'Woeful' Anti-White-Male Bias Suit
• Marvel Writer Says Comicsgate To Blame For Dropped Deal
• Facebook Users Target Execs' Docs In Data Breach Discovery
• BladeRoom's $21M Fee Bid For IP Win Sent To Special Master
• Fla. Court Didn't Abuse Power In DJ's OT Suit, 11th Circ. Says
• Muslim Advocacy Org Wants Info On CBP Traveler Programs
• Boston Extortion Verdict Should Make Public Officials Wary
• Spectrum-Sharing Should Be Future Of C-Band, FCC Told
• 9th Circ. Affirms Toss Of SiriusXM DMV Privacy Suit
• FCC Chair Says No New Radiofrequency Rules Needed For 5G
• Laos Prevails In Casino Arbitration With Dutch Investor
• Tribe Member Gets 3 Years' Probation In Casino Theft Case
• Booking.com Tells Supreme Court Name Isn't Generic
• Disney Marketing Gives Pa. Courts Jurisdiction, Couple Says
• Fyre Festival Attendees Want Exec Back In $100M Suit
• 3 D&O Rulings That Should Be On Attys' Summer Reading List
• 5th Amendment Strategy For Parallel Civil, Criminal Litigation
• Severance Plan Says Ex-Time Inc. Worker Can't Get Benefits
• Song Owner Gets 3rd Shot To Sue ESPN, Chick-Fil-A Over Ad
• FBI Leak Didn't Lead To Gambler's Conviction, Justices Told
• Clients Benefit From Law Firm Expense Growth
• Marketing Firm Says Comcast Link Puts Pitt Row In Pa. Court
• CBS, AT&T Ink New Multiyear Carriage Deal To End Blackout
• 9th Circ. Sends Facebook Face-Scan Class Action To Trial
• Enviros Push To Pursue Suit During Tribe's 9th Circ. Appeal
• Feds Can't Slow Production Of Khashoggi Docs In FOIA Case
• Dr. Seuss Estate Tells 9th Circ. 'Star Trek' Mashup Not Fair Use
• Facebook, FTC Fight Privacy Group's Bid To Block $5B Deal
• MGM Sues DOI Over Approvals For Tribes' Casino Plans
• HBO Can't Escape Copyright Claims In Slenderman IP Suit
• Conn. Adopts New ABA Rules Covering Atty Advertising
• DOJ Urged To Leave Intact Music Licensing Orders
• State AGs Push Streamers To Curb Tobacco Imagery
• GOP Sens. Probe Google-Huawei Smart Speaker Project
• New York Times Libel Ruling Not As Narrow As Advertised
• CMA Ups Probe Into UK Radio Merger After Fixes Fall Short
• TV Networks' Suit Tees Up Battle Over Nonprofit Streaming
• Hackman Inks $650M Deal For Carlyle-Backed Production Co.
• Changing Ethics Rules Is Key To Law Firm Innovation
• Privacy Enforcement Shows Evolving Regulatory Expectations
• Pols Fear USMCA Will Expand Immunity For Tech Giants
• Boston City Hall Aides Found Guilty In Extortion Case
• Facebook Hits App Developers With Click Injection Fraud Suit
• Brooke Shields' Suit Over Eyebrow Product Trimmed, For Now
• Luxury Theater Chain Gets Access To $12M In DIP Financing
• USCIS Must Rethink Ask For 'Special Occupation' H-1B Visa
• 9th Circ. Judge Laments 'No End' To Steinbeck IP Fight
• GOP Sens. Ask DOJ To Widen View Of Broadcast Competition
• Leased Access Flouts First Amendment, Cable Orgs Tell FCC
• MTV's 'Floribama Shore' Rips Off Bar's Trademark, Suit Says
• Country Rapper Shot Paintings With Assault Rifle, Artist Says
• Acquaintance Wants Out Of Ex-Rams Exec's 'Trash Talk' Suit
• FCC Dings Cumulus For Failing To ID Broadcast Sponsors
• Mass. Bill Seeks 5% Streaming Tax On Digital Entertainment
• Opening Shots Fired In Pirate Shipwreck Copyright Fight
• NJ Transit Agency Must Face Billboard Access Claim
• Boston City Hall Extortion Case Now In Jury's Hands
• Old Spice Facing Copyright Fight Over Whistle Jingle
• Atty-Turned-Writer Can Fix CAA Contract Suit
• DirecTV User Seeks Class Cert. In NJ RICO Case
• Unprecedented Agency Divergence On Antitrust Enforcement
• Broadcast Group Warns Of 5G Creep In C-Band Reallocation
• 2nd Circ. Revives Palin's Libel Case Against New York Times
• A Novel Theory Of Implied Copyright License In Paparazzi Pics
• Fired 'Simpsons' Composer Hits Fox With Discrimination Suit
• Roger Stone Wants DC Circ. To Lift Lower Court Gag Order
• Sex Assault Claim Led To Ouster, Ex-Tinder Exec Claims
• Push To Expand Cybersecurity Info Privilege Gains Steam
• 4 Firms Steer $1.4B New Media, Gannett Tie-Up
• Time Warner Asks Fed. Circ. To Stay $145M Sprint Patent Win
• Fed. Circ. Backs Sony's PTAB Wins On Image Sensor Patents
• Dine-In Movie Chain Hits Ch. 11 With Restructuring, Sale Plans
• Facebook IPO Scammer Fights 22-Year Sentence At 9th Circ.
• Princeton Trustees Deride Claims University Stole AI Data
• Brand Battles: LeBron Guards 'King James' Trademark
• Mass. Tribe Says Town Won't Let It Safely Close Casino Site
• Sprint-T-Mobile Opponents Call For Public Comment On Deal
• Judging A Book: Castillo Reviews 'Raising The Bar'
• Google, Apple Tell Fed. Circ. IP Validity Can't Go Both Ways
• Fox Inks $265M Deal For Fintech Co. Credible Labs
• Dissecting The Inherent Tension In Today's TCPA Landscape
• Chinese Billionaire Sues Multiple News Orgs For Defamation
• 'Real Housewife' Convicted Of Fraud Denied New Trial
• Quick Wins Denied In Golfer's 'Perpetual' Commissions Suit
• Showtime Slips Bobby Brown Suit Over Whitney Doc, For Now
• Fox News Defamation Accusers Can't Escape Arbitration
• Deals Rumor Mill: CBS-Viacom, Amazon, Brookfield
• 2 Attys Duck Sanctions Over Radio Anchor's Defamation Suit
• Facebook Looks To Halt State Suit Over Cambridge Analytica
• 2nd Circ. Revives Copyright Suit From Film Critic's Estate
• CrossFit Rival Disputes Call For Sanctions In False Ad Suit
• Facebook Calls On Founding Fathers In Bid To Nix Tagging IP
• Bloomberg Slammed With OT Suit By Data Workers
• Va. Film Fest Reaches Deal To End 'Good Faith' Copyright Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FaZe Clan Counterstrikes ESports Gamer With $20M Suit
• Trump Org. Lawyer Says Manhattan DA Probe Is A 'Hit Job'
• NBC Presses For Sanctions Against Litigious Copyright Atty
• Streamlined Smallsat Application Drill Sails Through FCC
• Ex-Fox Commentator Slaps Atty With $118M Defamation Suit
• EBay Accuses Amazon Managers Of Poaching Top Sellers
• Models, Playboy Playmates Win TM Trial With Fla. Strip Clubs
• Conn. Lawmakers Push Gambling Bill As Slot Revenue Dips
• Copyright Small Claims Court Raises Big Questions
• FCC Lays Down New Rules For Cable Franchise Fees
• Dust-Up Between Atty Larry Klayman, NY Judge Resurfaces
• Korn, Tool Ask To Weigh In On Zeppelin's 9th Circ. Rehearing
• Media Co. Can't Shake Ex-CFO's Tax Fraud, Retaliation Suit
• UK Fines Casio $4.5M For Online Piano Pricing Restrictions
• Roger Stone Loses Bid To Kill Obstruction Case
• Katy Perry, Others Hit With $2.8M 'Dark Horse' IP Verdict
• Boston Mayor Wanted Fest With Or Without Union, Aide Says
• Apple Wants Out Of $1B Suit Pinning False Arrest On Face ID
• 7th Circ. Says NJ Atty Not Allowed To Pursue Former Clients
• FCC OKs Mapping Plan, But Commissioners Have Concerns
• 3rd Circ. Takes Caesars Off The Hook For Pension Liability
• Acclimating To PTAB's Increasing Denial Of Serial Petitions
• Miami Attorney Disbarred For Aiding In $1M QVC Theft
• Katy Perry's 'Dark Horse' Costs Diminished Profits, Jury Told