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Media & Entertainment - October, 2019

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• 'Christian Grammys' An IP Sinner, Grammy Org Says
• Estefan Eatery Can't Revive $2.4M Coverage Bid At 11th Circ.
• Venable Alleges Forgery As Billionaire's Battery Trial Implodes
• 'Columbo' Writers Get $70M From Universal For Missed Profits
• Roger Stone Trial Among 3 Worth Tracking Next Week
• Facebook Hit With Age, Gender Bias Suit Over Financial Ads
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Protect Public Safety Spectrum
• 3 Things To Know About Taylor Swift's Copyright Defeat
• 3 US Priorities For The World's Biggest Telecom Summit
• NJ Judge Won't Revive $45M Patent Verdict Against LG
• Colo. CBD Co. Accuses Reporter Of Defamation
• NFL, NBA Player Unions File Amicus In NCAA 9th Circ. Suit
• SEC's Fraud Enforcement Shows Quality, If Not Quantity
• Firm DQed After Repping Both Sides In Business Sale Dispute
• EU 'Monopoly' Case Could Be Game Changer For TM Owners
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• Televisa Investors Seek Cert. In FIFA Bribery Scandal Suit
• Uber, LinkedIn Extortion Scheme Ends In 2 Guilty Pleas
• 'Full Metal Jacket' Star Sued Over NYC Construction Plans
• Johnny Depp Strikes '8-Figure' Deal With Former Attys
• Ex-News Hosts Say Fox Should Follow NBC And Drop NDAs
• Devil Is In The Details With NCAA Publicity Rights Change
• Katy Perry Sued Over Hillary Clinton Costume Paparazzi Pic
• Photo Agency Hits Pop Culture Blog With IP Suit Over Photos
• Calif. Entrepreneur Gets 2 Months For 'Varsity Blues' Bribe
• Wireless Industry Pushing FCC Rules Too Far, Utilities Say
• Ex-Wells Fargo Worker Admits Role In Film Financing Scheme
• USPTO Wants Input On How AI Impacts Copyrights, TMs
• Cruise Lines Ink $12.5M Deal Over Agency's Marketing Calls
• 5G Network Flexibility Will Feed Competition, Experts Say
• Ill. High Court Ruling Shows 3 Trends In Tech Crime Litigation
• NPE Cases May Be Contrary To ITC's Mission
• Judge Must Recuse Over Copyright Troll 'Epithet,' Atty Says
• Ex-Wrestlers Slam WWE In 2nd Circ. Concussion Suit
• Facebook Agrees To Pay UK Fine Over Data Harvest Scandal
• Law360's IP Courthouse Of Horror Returns
• Google, YouTube Channels Sued Over Kids' Data Collection
• MGM Says Gov't Must Justify Clearing Way For Tribes' Casino
• Lander & Rogers Steers $289M Aussie Media Biz Take-Private
• Tinder Founders' $2B Suit Against Match Headed To Trial
• Zumobi Gets Interim Access To $500K DIP Loan In Ch. 11
• Facebook Sues Company Over Alleged WhatsApp Hacking
• House Solidifying Behind Public C-Band Auction Route
• TV Networks Rail Against Streamer's Antitrust Counterclaims
• Rural Groups Oppose Bid Packages In 3.5 GHz Auction
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• Chancery Won't Open More Books To Facebook Investors
• Mobile Game Maker Scopely Lands $200M In Series D Funding
• App Developer's Device Access Bid Too Broad, Court Told
• Billionaire To Represent Himself In Latest Sex Battery Trial
• NFL Union Works To Secure NCAA Players' Licensing Rights
• Tribe Opposes Law Firm's Bid To Undo Judge's Dismissal
• Netflix Can't Ditch 'Narcos' Suit Ahead Of Trial
• French Antitrust Watchdog Lifts Altice Merger Restrictions
• 9th Circ. Says Taylor Swift Can't Shake Off Copyright Suit
• DOJ Argues Kavanaugh Info Is Too Private For Release
• Luxury Movie Theater Chain Approved For $51M Ch. 11 Sale
• FCC May Drop WWII-Era Broadcast Antenna Sharing Rules
• Tech Firm Zumobi Opens Ch. 11 With $13M Debt, Buyer
• Tracking Early State Legislative Efforts To Curb Deepfakes
• 9th Circ. Finds Union's Call To Join Strike Unlawful
• Peloton Copyright Case Isn't A Conspiracy, Music Cos. Say
• Kawhi Leonard Faces Hurdles In Logo Dispute With Nike
• Davis Wright Nabs Amazon's In-House Atty For Tech Practice
• Facebook Users Slam Bid To Halt Privacy Row For High Court
• Chancery Halts AMC Investor Suit For Board's Investigation
• What You Need To Know About 5G Progress
• Frustrated Feds Maneuver For Sterner 'Varsity Blues' Penalties
• FCC Releases Parts Of Mass., Hawaii From Cable Price Rules
• Bipartisan Sens. Unite Against FCC's Proposed Subsidy Cap
• News Mag Says Harassment Report Didn't Defame NCAI GC
• Purported Film Financier Pleads Guilty To Fraud Scheme
• Judge Won't Let Litigious Porn Co. Unmask Downloaders
• Congress Must Step Up To Regulate Social Media Giants
• 'Goodyear Pimps' Sued Over Use Of Goodyear Blimp
• Comcast Asks Justices To Reconsider Race Bias In $20B Suit
• Liebowitz Says Vox's Forgery Claim Driven By 'Blood Lust'
• Trading Models Underestimate Securities Class Damages
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Facebook Taking Biometric Privacy Fight To Supreme Court
• Trump Groping Accuser Says Records Back Her Claims
• Gov't Pushes For Ruling In Edward Snowden NDA Suit
• Verizon Defends Fed. Circ.'s Alice Nix Of Advertising Patents
• 1st Amendment Can't Help Ex-Backpage Execs Avoid Charges
• OECD Proposal May Miss Nuance Of Online User Taxation
• Sens. Want TikTok Investigated For National Security Threats
• College Athletes Defend Win Over NCAA In 9th Circ.
• New FCC Broadband Survey Still Relies On Telecoms' Data
• Libra Launch Expected, But US Presence Remains Uncertain
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paysafe, Reynolds, Banijay Group
• Vape Co. Must Pull Illegal Ads For 100 Products, FDA Warns
• LinkedIn Data Scraping Case Shows 9th Circ. Shift On CFAA
• Examine Diversity Jurisdiction By Drilling Into Citizenship
• Artist Can't Take Porn Videos Off Market In Copyright Suit
• $16M Kraft Deal Axed After CFTC Press Release Debacle
• DOD Seeks Private Partners For 5G Pentagon Research
• Rose McGowan Says Boies, Bloom Did Weinstein's Dirty Work
• Netflix Tells PTAB To Reject 'Rigid' Obviousness Rule
• FCC Eyes Rulemaking To Ease Large Cell Towers' Move To 5G
• Billionaire Risks Arrest After Missing Sex Battery Suit Hearing
• Zuckerberg Pledges To Only Move On Libra With Regulator OK
• Hymnal Giant Calls Antitrust Suit Ploy To Swipe Music Catalog
• Google Founders Sued Over YouTube Child Privacy Breaches
• Latex Not Enough Cover For Adult Tax Exemption, Texas Says
• Congress Warned Of Network Cutoff For Satellite TV Users
• FCC Blames States For Reported Lifeline Verification Issues
• Firm Denied Win In Hagens Berman Atty Fee Dispute
• Macklemore Gets Fees After Win In 'Thrift Shop' Sampling Suit
• Anheuser Says Tests Show Miller Lite Contains Corn Syrup
• Lizzo Fights 'Truth Hurts' Plagiarism Claims With Lawsuit
• Conn., Tribes Want In On MGM Suit Over $300M Casino Plan
• 3rd Circ. Questions Court's Role In Drafting SEPTA Ad Policy
• Parenting Author Gets 3 Weeks For 'Varsity Blues' Fraud
• The Disruptive Potential Of Calif.'s College Athlete Pay Law
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• Dish, NagraStar Sue Again Over Alleged Piracy Scheme
• Shearman Antitrust Atty Named New DOJ Tech Adviser
• MTV Can't Escape Trademark Suit Over 'Floribama Shore'
• Mercedes Case Reveals Integrated-Work Copyright Stopgap
• MLB Ump Sues Ex-Met For Defamation Over Podcast Story
• Sunday Riley Settles After FTC Alleges Fake Sephora Reviews
• Hill Sees Growing Consensus On Robocalls, Broadband Bills
• Public Advocates Rip Bid To Restore Mass. Secret Taping Ban
• FCC Commissioner Calls Standards Summit 'Overrated'
• Herbert Smith Adds International Arbitration Partner
• VidAngel Slams Disney Suit, $62.4M Jury Verdict As 'Farce'
• Retired Atty Fights Sanctions Bid In FCC License Flub Suit
• Dems Probe Legitimacy Of FCC Station Ownership Decision
• Broadcasters Want TV Deals Kept Sealed In NCAA Appeal
• Spectrum Gets Customer's Robocall Suit Kicked To Arbitration
• Current C-Band Users Deserve Dibs On Proceeds, FCC Told
• AGs Ask Facebook, EBay To Prevent Illegal Alcohol Sales
• Sirius XM To Settle Chancery Stock Buyback Suit For $8.3M
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• Antitrust Takeaways For Tech From New Australian Report
• Lori Loughlin, Other 'Varsity Blues' Parents Face New Charges
• Facebook Antitrust Probe Gains Support From Dozens Of AGs
• Charter Should Face Record Labels' IP Suit, Judge Says
• Rival Accuses Ashley Madison Of Being A Patent Cheat
• DOJ Can't Show Jurors 'Godfather' Clip At Roger Stone Trial
• Investors Denied Cert. Rethink In Twitter Stock Fraudster Suit
• Colo. Drops Out Of Challenge To Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• Ill. High Court Upholds State's 'Revenge Porn' Law
• Investors Denied Cert. In Suit Against Twitter Stock Fraudster
• Disney Tech Firm Can Duck Out Of $80M Equity Suit, For Now
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves FCC With Much Work To Do
• Keeping Sponsored Content On The FTC's Good Side
• Trader Joe's Fired Worker Over Facebook Jokes, Suit Says
• Justin Bieber Reaches Deal To Settle Paparazzi Copyright Suit
• 15 Minutes With G/O Media's General Counsel
• Ex-Pimco CEO, 3 Others Plead Guilty In 'Varsity Blues'
• 2 More Parents To Plead Guilty In College Admissions Scandal
• FCC Dings Stations For Poor Political Ad Record-Keeping
• 7th Circ. Orders Injunction Redo Over Bud Corn Syrup Ads
• Jimi Hendrix's Brother Reaches Settlement In Trademark Spat
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review Facebook Face-Scan Ruling
• Why Businesses Shouldn't Sleep On Nev.'s Privacy Law
• 9th Circ. Wants Novel Ruling On Music Modernization Act
• Judge Won't Block Release Of Netflix's 'Panama Papers' Film
• Match Looks To Swipe Left On FTC Misleading Dating Ads Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Steinbeck Family Copyright Fight
• Activision Escapes Suit Over Split With Game Developer
• Speedy FCC Process May Keep Tribes Out Of 2.5 GHz Band
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• Bandai Wants To Pull Plug On Retro Ms. Pac-Man Game
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Skadden, Kirkland
• Tears Don't Help 'Varsity Blues' Developer Avoid Prison
• Dish Takes $61M Telemarketing Verdict To High Court
• 'Black Mirror' Producer Sued For Lifting Plot From Earlier Film
• How Artists Can Curtail Online IP Theft Defended By Fair Use
• Facebook Asks High Court To Weigh TCPA's Constitutionality
• Gannett Investor Sues To Block $1.4B New Media Tie-Up
• Ex-Pimco CEO To Plead Guilty To 'Varsity Blues' Charges
• Hip-Hop Star Can't Escape $7M Dating Show Assault Verdict
• 9th Circ. Halts 'Sunday Ticket' Suit For NFL High Court Bid
• 11th Circ. Lets AT&T Off The Hook Over Soured Deal
• Universal Studios Guest Says 6 Refills An Hour Not 'Unlimited'
• Diversity Pledges Don't Redeem T-Mobile Deal: FCC's Starks
• Netflix Fights TRO Bid In Panama Papers Film Suit
• New Senate Bill Would Jail Execs Who Lie About Privacy
• In Corn Syrup Fight, Bud Accuses Miller Of Stealing Secrets
• Facebook Must Face Trimmed Advertiser Suit Over Ad Reach
• GOP Sen. Vows To Confront Trump About C-Band Private Sale
• NC Man Charged With Conning Churchgoers In $13.7M Scam
• Fed. Circ. Revives Fight Over Sirius IP License Validity
• Calif. Tribe Members Say They Don't Have To Pay Casino Co.
• What 2nd Circ. Biggie Case Means For Musical Artists
• NFL Wants Out Of NY Jets Player's Face-Shield ADA Suit
• NBCUniversal Exec Says He Was Sold Fake Rothko Painting
• Poll Shows Consumers Hate Blackouts, TV Group Says
• Why Trump's Orders On Agency Guidance Are Significant
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Studio's Antitrust Claims Against Ill.
• Showtime Says 'Billions' Didn't Defame NY Tribal Leader
• Google Says Feds Are Wrong About Oracle Copyright Case
• 'Varsity Blues' Mom Gets 3 Weeks In Jail For Lies, $15K Bribe
• Lawmakers Blast Website Protections In Trade Deals
• Real Estate Rumors: Beacon, Sapir, Command Financial Press
• Bieber Sued For Posting Paparazzi Photo Of Himself
• Netflix Hits Back At Panama Papers Firm's Libel Claim
• Munck Wilson Nabs IP Pro In LA From Manning & Kass
• Taxpayer Group Reverses Course To Support C-Band Sale
• UK To Probe Whether Playing Card Merger Could Hurt Market
• Crypto Co. Fights Investors' Renewed Cert. Bid In ICO Suit
• New Ways To Approach Negotiating TV License Fees
• Boies Schiller DQ'd From Dershowitz Defamation Case
• FCC Passes T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Along Party Lines
• Direct Listings Gain Traction As IPO Alternative
• Law Profs, Nonprofits Back Creators Of Seuss-Trek Mashup
• CBS Investor Sues In Del. Court Over Viacom Merger Details
• Musician Wants Out Of Suit Alleging He Destroyed Paintings
• Judge's Creativity Bashed At 9th Circ. Taylor Swift Hearing
• DC Circ. Divided Over Copyright Suit Against Ford, GM
• $5B Facebook Deal Lets Gov't Grab User Data, Court Told
• Billionaire Owes $4.35M Punitive Damages For Sex Battery
• Another Bill To Fix Broadband Mapping Added To The Mix
• Writers Guild Looks To Erase Talent Agencies' Antitrust Suit
• Test Administrator Swept Up In 'Varsity Blues' Case Wants Out
• Public Enemy Artist Fights The Power, Sues Music Co. Over IP
• Reality TV Stars Sue Ga. Tax Investigators In Evasion Dispute
• Advocates Urge Congress To Renew Satellite Carriage Law
• USPTO, Hulu Say PTAB Can Kill Amended Claims Under Alice
• Congress Must Reform TV Rating System, Watchdogs Say
• Justices Won't Hear News Org's E-Filing Access Suit
• 9th Circ. Rejects Sanctions In 'Stairway' Copyright Fight
• Courts Keep Rejecting Litigation Funding Discovery Campaign
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Kardashian Trademark Case
• Fox News, Anchor Harris Faulkner Hit With Discrimination Suit
• State Dept. Hit With FOIA Suit For Info On Giuliani In Ukraine
• 4 Privacy Disputes Ripe For Supreme Court Review
• Billionaire Owes Writer $650K For Sex Battery, Jury Says
• 9th Circ. Reinstates Suit Over 2 Yosemite Campers' Deaths
• After Mississippi Exit, AGs' T-Mobile Suit May Dwindle
• States Can't Monetize Power Of Law, Group Tells Justices
• Satellite TV Cos. Slam Broadcasters' 'Deceptive' STELAR Ads
• Lack Of Broadband Data Dooms Subsidy Cap, Groups Say
• As 'Copyright Troll' Turns National, Will Blowback Follow?
• Localities Urge FCC Not To Presume Infrastructure Rates
• No Prison For 'Varsity Blues' Burrito Magnate Who Paid Cash
• How Emotionally Intelligent AI Could Assist With E-Discovery
• Infowars Can't Use Free Speech Law To End Sandy Hook Suit
• Pa. Court Flags $700K Judgment Over Eagles Game Fight
• US Foods, Disney Object To $135M Deal In Truck Engine Row
• Fyre Fest Ticket Holders Want Ja Rule Back In $100M Suit
• Yes, That IS My Song, Zac Brown Tells OneRepublic Singer
• Towns Cut From Challenge To Maine's Cable Unbundling Law
• Ignoring Patents Not A Willful Infringement Free Pass In EDTX
• Both Sides Seek Wins In 'Lotto' Web Domain Dispute
• 9th Circ. Rejects Latest NFL Bid To Derail 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Katy Perry Wants Out Of $2.8M 'Dark Horse' IP Verdict
• NLRB OKs Rules On Workers Sharing Info, Talking To Press
• 2nd. Circ. Won't Unseal Names On Records In Trump Tax Case
• Calif. AG Rolls Out Consumer Data Privacy Regulations
• Dish Strikes $1.25M Deal To Avoid EEOC Disability Bias Suit
• Preventable Risks Your Law Firm May Be Overlooking
• What Your Practice Needs To Know About Telehealth
• FilmOn, Founder Owe $1.3M Fees After $11M Sex Battery Loss
• EPA Head's CBS News Interview Sparks Sierra Club Suit
• Comcast Reaches Deal To Renew Vermont Cable License
• Cellphone Customers Divided On Automatic Call-Blocking
• Comcast Can't Pause Xfinity Infringement Suit Yet, Judge Says
• Sens. Warn Payment Cos. On Dangers Of Sticking With Libra
• Groupon Photo Suit Shipped Back To District Court
• Fed. Circ. Again Lets PTAB Ax Rovi Patent In Comcast Fight
• EU Cookie Ruling Tightens Leash On Ad Tech Staple
• Costs Of AMC Shows Not Deductible, Texas High Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Backs Facebook's Costs Award In Ad Tech IP Row
• TV Giants Want Out Of Ad Price-Fixing MDL
• AT&T To Sell Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands Biz For $1.95B
• Sinclair Seeks End To Mar-A-Lago Member's Defamation Suit
• Insurance Cases Illuminate Business Interruption Disputes
• Porn Co. Slams 'Salem Witch Trial Tactics' In Copyright Suit
• Defense Analyst Charged With Leaking China Weapons Info
• 6 Ethics Tips For Attorneys Making Lateral Transfers
• Competing Refusal-To-Deal Tests At 7th, 9th Circs.
• AT&T Tries To Dodge Telecom Co.'s Customer Poaching Suit
• FTC Warning On Plaintiffs Bar Advertising Is Timely
• Billionaire Boss Can't Walk Around Naked, Jury Told
• Ex-Tinder Execs Call Former CEO's Defamation Suit A 'Smear'
• Comcast Gets Voice Ordering Patent Axed In CBM Review
• Facebook Wants 9th Circ. To Review Standing In Privacy MDL
• CBD Seller Says City's Zoning Rules Violate Constitution
• Carnival Can't Get Quick Appeal In 2nd Helms-Burton Case
• Lil Peep's Mom Sues Managers, Label Over Rapper's Death
• Avenatti's Trial Set For April In Stormy Daniels Book Case
• Samsung Offers New TV Defect Deal After Alsup's Criticism
• 'League Of Legends' Maker Raises A 'Riot' Over Rival's TM Use
• Calif. Tribe, Feds Beat Challenge To Casino Land Acquisition
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Maxell's Online Video Rental Patents
• DOI Wants End To MGM Suit Over Tribes' Casino Deals
• WWE Tells 2nd Circ. No Rematch In Wrestler Concussion Suit
• First 'Varsity Blues' Couple Sentenced Gets 1 Month Each
• FCC Told To Prioritize Small Carrier Burdens In Data Reporting
• Kardashians Can't Arbitrate $32M Fight With Ex-Makeup CEO
• Phanatic Creators Blast Phillies' Copyright Suit
• How SAG-AFTRA Altered Its Deal With Signatory Cos.
• DC Circ. Hears 'Backroom Deal' Set Up Dish Spectrum Sale
• 'I've Never Seen This': Billionaire's Antics Stump Judge
• Shake Off Swift's Led Zeppelin Comparisons, 9th. Circ. Urged
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves Questions Swirling On Hill
• Facebook Cuts $40M Deal To End Suit Over Video Ad Metrics
• High Court Won't Review FCC Clawback Of Telecom Subsidy
• Justices Pass On Case Over Ex's Grindr Revenge Campaign
• Miller Can't Access 'Every Existing Folder' In Corn Syrup Row
• NY Tribe Denies Its Gambling Suit Repeats Previous Case
• Security Co. Says Rival Infringed TM In False Instagram Profile
• MTV Says First Amendment Dooms 'Floribama Shore' TM Suit
• Billionaire's Atty May Seek Mistrial Over Courtroom Ejection
• Online Rentals Not Like Going To The Library, Maxell Says
• Risk Propelled MGM's Quick $800M Deal Over Mass Shooting
• Libra Association Loses PayPal, 1st Co. To Publicly Withdraw
• Facebook Users Press 9th Circ. To Skip Privacy Row Review
• Thiel Co. Says Ex-GC, A 'Wonder Years' Star, Breached Deals
• US Authorities Target Facebook In Renewed Encryption Push
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Relax Regs For Next Gen TV Rollout
• Photogs Sue NYC Parks Dept. Over 1970s Images Of City Life
• Time Warner Workers Knew They Were At-Will, 6th Circ. Says
• Shutterfly Says Ill. Biometric Law Doesn't Cover Online Photos
• FCC Nears Critical Mass On Sprint/T-Mobile Approval
• Perelman's Deluxe Entertainment Seeks Access To $115M DIP
• Vintner Gets 5 Months In Longest 'Varsity Blues' Sentence Yet
• Match's Phony Love Ads Hurt Co.'s Stock, Investors Say
• Tax Law Win Hurts Marriott In Data Breach MDL, Chicago Says
• Gearbox CEO Settles Bitter Breakup Suits With Ex-GC, Pal
• Orchestra Must Face Music In Pension Exit Suit, 2nd Circ. Told
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Nashville Music Pro From Dickinson Wright
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Fried Frank, Milbank
• Vox Media Accuses 'Copyright Troll' Atty Of Forgery
• The AI Authorship Question Under Current Copyright Law
• 'Varsity Blues' Participants Can't Get Tax Breaks In Calif.
• James Franco's Film School Sexually Exploited Women: Suit
• Ex-Tinder CEO Alleges Defamation Over Sex Assault Claims
• Media Execs Say They Never Saw Billionaire Harass Anyone
• Nightclub Isn't Covered For Beach Ball Injury
• Pilot Version Of NTIA Broadband Map Goes Live
• After Being 'Baffled' By Case, Fed. Circ. OKs Ax Of Rovi Patent
• Modest Calif. Privacy Law Changes Leave Cos. Eyeing 2020
• 4 Firms Steer Tie-Up Of Ad Platforms Taboola And Outbrain
• Cox Parent Co. Tossed From TV Ad Price-Fixing Suit
• Sneaky Cable Fees Net Industry $28B A Year, Watchdog Says
• Nelson Mullins Adds Hospitality, Entertainment Atty In Fla.
• Full 6th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Gimme Some Lovin'' IP Case
• Arcade Co. Hits Carnival Biz With TM Suit After News Mix-Up
• Mohegan Sun Casino Fined By Pa. For Low Security
• FCC To Decide Whether Streaming, Cable Compete In 2 States
• Consider The Power Of Tactical Empathy
• C-Band Public Sale Now Part Of Funding Bill
• MGM To Pay Up To $800M To End Las Vegas Shooting Suits
• Ex-Willkie Farr Chair Gets 1 Month For 'Varsity Blues' Bribe
• De Niro Treated Exec As 'Office Wife,' Sex Bias Suit Says
• EU Court Says Facebook Takedown Orders Apply Globally
• Writer Feared Billionaire Accused Of Sex Battery: Therapist
• Former Clyde & Co Partners Launch 35-Atty Atheria Law
• Calif. Tribe Says It Belongs In Pomo Casino Suit
• Political Infighting Mires Auto Safety Spectrum Band
• Simpson Thacher, Fried Frank Guide $2.9B Great Wolf Deal
• PR Standout Denies Charges He Bilked Former Employers
• Don't Defer To PTAB Precedent Panel, Fed. Circ. Urged
• Fed. Circ. Judge 'Baffled' To Be Analyzing VCR Patent
• Real Estate Rumors: Kushner, Chetrit, Feil
• Pa. Sen. Says Inquirer Pushed Source To File Assault Report
• Open Road Films Gets OK On Ch. 11 Liquidating Plan
• FanDuel Owner Inks $6B Deal To Boost US Sports Betting Biz
• Centra Tech Investors Fight Judge's Cert. Denial In ICO Suit
• Telecom Groups Clash On FCC's Apartment Access Rules
• Toshiba Settles MPEG Patent Suit Seeking 'Tens Of Millions'
• Facebook, Twitter Get BlackBerry IP Trimmed Under Alice
• NFL Players Aren't 'Seasonal' Employees, Pa. Court Told
• News-Gazette Gets Court OK For $4.5M Bankruptcy Sale
• The Problem — And Opportunity — Of Implicit Bias In The Bar
• Mass. Town, Tribe Get Approval On Pact To Secure Casino Site
• Unclear How TiVo Escapes Arris Contract Clause, Judge Says
• Billionaire Defends Antics As 'Shock Content' Work Culture
• CAA Nears Carving Off Atty-Writer's Script Theft Allegation
• Dershowitz Must Turn Over Boies Tape In Defamation Suit
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves States' Roles Unsettled
• NAACP Prez Blasts Comcast's Stance In High Court Bias Fight
• Mass. Tribe Faults DOI's Reading Of Statute In Casino Fight
• Jay-Z Facing Video Deposition After No-Show In Perfume Row
• Ill. Appeals Court Upholds Chicago's Streaming Services Tax
• Ex-Yahoo Engineer Cops To Hacking Accounts For Sex Pics
• 'Varsity Blues' Test Admin Pleads Guilty To Conspiracy
• Annie Leibovitz Says Univision Swiped Caitlyn Jenner Photos
• Calif. Newspaper Beats Cannabis 'Queenpin' Defamation Suit
• Judging A Book: Thapar Reviews Gorsuch's 'A Republic'
• Philippines' Bloomberry Hit With $296M Arbitration Award
• Locke Lord Aids $200M Capital One Loan For 5 B'way Theaters
• Reporters Demand Access To Puerto Rico Finance Docs
• Lloyd's Of London Underwriters Win Concert Stabbing Suit
• Photog Asks To Drop IP Suit Against 'Disgraced' Ex-GOP Rep.
• German Facebook Case Divorces GDPR And Competition Law
• US Small Copyright Claims Bill Follows In China's Footsteps
• Robert Mueller Returns To WilmerHale As Partner
• DC Circ. Upholds Most Of Net Neutrality Rollback
• Active Consent Needed For Tracking Cookies, EU Court Says
• Bloomberg Beats Rival's 'Hot News' Copyright Case