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Media & Entertainment - January, 2020

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• Weinstein Rape Accuser Gives Graphic Detail Over Objections
• TWC Inks Deal To End Calif. DAs' Overstated Net Speed Suit
• Record Facebook Deal May Boost US Privacy Law Push
• Ex-White Sox Workers Indicted In Ticket-Selling Scheme
• Turnover At Telecom Agency Hands Trump, FCC More Power
• Carriers Tout Anti-Robocall Progress Amid FCC Scrutiny
• Playboy Inks $3.85M Deal In Mich. Subscriber Privacy Suit
• Cox Aims To Kill 'Unprecedented' $1B Music Piracy Verdict
• Do's And Don'ts For Social Media Discovery In Louisiana
• Tech Giants Tell DC Circ. Conservatives' $1.5B Suit Is Bunk
• Barstool Sports Faces New NLRB Charge Over Union Mockery
• Objectors Say $12.5M Cruise Deal Changes Could End Appeal
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• Pai Says At Least One Carrier Illegally Shared Mobile Data
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Covington
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• Trump Rape Accuser Wants President's DNA For Testing
• BIPA Bares Its Teeth In Facebook Biometric Privacy Deal
• Weinstein Hired Ex-Spies To Target Accusers, Boies Atty Says
• Canada Panel Urges Tax, Content Rules For Streaming Cos.
• T-Mobile/Sprint Judge Rejects Input From Dish Spectrum Rival
• FCC Floats $13M Fine For 'Hateful' Political Robocaller
• Sens. Roll Out Bill To Keep Most C-Band Revenue For Gov't
• Hillary Clinton Relents, Accepts Service Of Tulsi Gabbard Suit
• Detroit Paper Can't Sink Female Photographers' Pay Claims
• Amazon Says Bias Suit Over Its Job Ads Threatens Calif. Cos.
• Dem FCC Commissioner Urges Collecting More Diversity Data
• Dolphins GC Runs Interference On Bids Ahead Of Super Bowl
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Artist's Estate Hit With Sanctions Bid Over Deleted Emails
• California's New Privacy Law Faces Its First Big Challenge
• Judge Irked By Being In The Dark On 'Varsity Blues' Conflict
• EU Fines NBC Universal €14.3M Over Merch License Deals
• Google, Facebook, YouTube Beat PersonalWeb IP Claims
• Feds Urged To Probe Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• Facebook, Ill. Users Ink Record $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Weinstein's Alleged Rape MO Bolstered By 2 More Witnesses
• Fireman's Estate Seeks $25M For 'Motherless Brooklyn' Death
• NY Judge Sanctions 'Notorious' Atty In Barneys Copyright Suit
• Ad Industry Urges Calif. AG To Delay CCPA Enforcement
• Google Gets PTAB To Review Broadcast Patent
• NXIVM Cult Leader Accused of Pyramid Scheme, 'Legal Wars'
• DeLorean Co. Seeks Fees Over 'Back To The Future' Suit
• Md. Panel Rules Baltimore Billboard Tax Constitutional
• UK Watchdog Warns StubHub Legal Action Could Be Coming
• Music Publishers Beat Peloton's Antitrust Accusations
• DOJ Antitrust Alumnus Rejoins Brownstein Hyatt
• FCC Says Lifeline Abuse Likely Goes Beyond Sprint
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• FOIA Ruling For Contractor Workforce Stats Has Limitations
• Insurer Wants Off The Hook For Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Defense
• Gambling Chain Makes $163M Bet On Barstool
• No Character Witnesses For Ex-Pimco CEO In 'Varsity Blues'
• Buffett Sells Off Dozens Of Newspapers For $140M
• How Bilzin Sumberg Helped Miami Get Another Super Bowl
• MoviePass Pulls The Plug, Files Ch. 7 Liquidation
• Pa. Justices To Weigh Release Of Cannabis License Info
• Suit Calls Deal Over Johnny Cash Museum 'Unconscionable'
• Artist Says Pixar Copied Her 'Tremendously Cool' Unicorn Van
• DOJ Moves To Shut Down 2 Major Robocall Operations
• Sinclair Paying $60M To End Fight Over Failed Tribune Merger
• Comcast Says Sports Network Using Discovery As Leverage
• Weinstein Accuser's Roommate Backs Up Sex Assault Claim
• GM, Ford Beat Music Lawsuit Over Digital Car Stereos
• Hackers Blitz NFL Twitter Accounts Ahead Of Super Bowl
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• Delaware Cases Shed Light On Electronic Books And Records
• Swingers Club Fights To Erase $900K Award For Models
• FCC Member Warns Internet Blackout Possible Under US Law
• 'Project Runway' Aide Testifies Weinstein Assaulted Her Twice
• Gamers Can't Appeal Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight, Court Told
• 'Bachelor' Star Stripped Of DraftKings $1M Win Amid Scandal
• Wash. Bills Aim To Stop Social Casino Illegal Gambling Suits
• FTC, Facebook Say $5B Privacy Deal Benefits Consumers
• Senators Want To Know If DOD Blocked Huawei Export Rule
• Calif. Says New Gig Economy Law Doesn't Single Out Writers
• FCC Clears Google, Sony To Oversee 5G In 'Innovation Band'
• Dish, 5G Dominate Briefs Staking Out Stands On Sprint Deal
• Stan Lee's Biz Partners Call Daughter's Suit 'Grossly Selfish'
• Colo. Agency Moves To Require Monthly Betting Tax Payments
• 7th Circ. Backs Facebook On Class Notice In FLSA Suits
• Feds Deny Comanches Have Case Against Chickasaw Casino
• Insurer Denies Duty To Defend Brad Pitt Charity In Homes Suit
• Alan Parsons Says Ex-Promoter Used His Name For 'Knockoff'
• Cox Media Hits Dish With Suit Over 'Brazen' IP Infringement
• Cook Group Forms As Minority, Women-Owned Defense Firm
• PTAB Lets Emmy Winner Amend 2 More Audio Patents In IPRs
• Trump Fires New Broadside At Pirate Radio Stations
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• MoneyMutual To Settle Calif. Payday Loan Suit For $2M
• Debevoise Grows Cybersecurity Arm With Ex-Davis Polk Hire
• UK Extends Privacy Law Patchwork With New Kids' Rules
• Hollywood Agents Say 'Packaging' Doesn't Hurt Writers Guild
• Rosie Perez Rebuts Weinstein's '100% Consensual' Claim
• Real 'Wolf of Wall Street' Sues 1MDB-Linked Studio For $300M
• Skadden, Goulston Lead Deal Valuing Game Maker At $579M
• Google, Cartoon Network Want Out Of Data Gathering Suit
• Dish Spectrum Rival Seeks To Weigh In On Sprint Deal
• Ill. Appeals Court Revives Suit Over Six Flags Receipts
• Facebook Is Not An Illegal Monopoly
• 'Overbuilding' Pits Faster Web Speeds Against New Coverage
• Citing 'Behavior,' Judge Won't Give Atty Fees To Liebowitz
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• House Leaders Ask Watchdog To Probe Spectrum Breakdown
• Comcast Tower Owner Says Contractors Botched Glass Walls
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Let Facebook Win Patent Fight
• 'Sopranos' Star Says Weinstein Raped Her
• Google And Amazon Accused Of Selling Pirated Recordings
• IBM Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit Over Image Use
• Maine Wants 1st Circ. To Unblock Pay-Per-Channel Cable Law
• Nude Dancer Hits Fla. Club With Wage Suit
• Music Rights Group Fights Broadcaster Brief In Antitrust Row
• O'Rielly Suggests FCC Could Ink 5.9 GHz Rules By Summer
• Media Can Argue Truth Defense In Texas Defamation Case
• Google Wants Media Ad Co.'s Monopolization Suit Deleted
• Textbook Publishers Accused Of Trying To Kill Resale Market
• 50 Cent Says Judge Erred In Tossing Case Against Rick Ross
• Parsing A Unique Int'l Class Of Goods Via Ivanka Trump's TMs
• Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Gambling Compact Suit
• Deny Bids To Kill AT&T Rate Rulings, Gov't. Urges DC Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Univision, Eurazeo, Tegna
• Why Justices Declined Review Of Scientist's Defamation Case
• Execs On Notice After Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• ​​​​​​​Unsweet Emotion As Aerosmith Drummer Sues Band
• Dem Bill Would Kill FCC Rule On Cable Co. Franchise Fees
• Pai Welcomes Plan For 5.9 GHz-Connected Vehicles In Virginia
• Car Dealer Must Face Seinfeld's Fake-Porsche Suit
• George Clinton, Ex-Producer Both Urge Malicious Suit Win
• Weinstein 'A Monster' Or 'Innocent' In Rape Trial Openings
• Mass. Tribe Urges 1st Circ. To Undo Casino Permit Ruling
• FCC Prods Major Music Producers On Payola Practices
• Barstool Takes Down Anti-Union Tweets In NLRB Deal
• Legal Lessons From Esports Sponsorship Deals
• Pa. Billionaire's Estate To Settle Trust Dispute For $200M
• Fender Hit With £4.5M Antitrust Fine For Blocking Discounts
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• DOJ Pauses $37.6M Suit Against Fugees Star Linked To 1MDB
• Kik Ordered To Tell SEC About Recent Business Endeavors
• No Sanctions For Billionaire's Antics In Sex Battery Trial
• 3 Concerns If Your Witness Becomes Flippant At Deposition
• Baker McKenzie Reps Tencent's $148M Bid For Game Co.
• 'My 600-lb Life' Production Co. Sued Over Patient's Suicide
• Class Counsel Gets $36.5M In Navistar Engine Settlement
• Weinstein Co. Says Ch. 11 Settlement Clock Running Short
• Tulsi Gabbard Hits Hillary Clinton With $50M Defamation Suit
• Ousted Grammy Prez Says BigLaw Atty Sexually Harassed Her
• Theater Owners Fight DOJ's Bid To Nix Longtime Protections
• Judge Kills $10M Patent Verdict Against Nintendo Under Alice
• Billionaire Gets 5th Shot At Wrongful Termination Depo
• UK Insurer Goes After Ace Over Amusement Fair Injury
• Ex-Tinder Exec To Take Sexual Assault Suit To 9th Circ.
• Ill. Chief Judge Claims Immunity Over 'Empire' Use Of Facility
• Ex-Broadcast Exec Dodges Prison In FIFA Bribery Case
• Sprint/T-Mobile Denial 'Problematic,' FCC Commish Warns
• Brazil Charges Journalist Glenn Greenwald With Cybercrimes
• SEC Says Film Producer Sold Fake Shares In Pot Company
• Weinstein Loses 11th-Hour Appeal To Relocate NYC Rape Trial
• Seinfeld Wants 2nd Circ. To Kill 'Comedians In Cars' Fight
• Perkins Coie Hit With $150M Suit Claiming Patent Cover-Up
• K&L Gates Boosts NY Office With Sports Atty From Loeb
• Snapchat To Settle With Investors In IPO Fight
• AT&T Investors Defend 'Painstakingly Specific' Lawsuit
• Actresses, Models Say $900K Swinger Club Verdict Justified
• Weinstein Can Tell Jury Of Accusers' 'Loving' Emails
• High Court Won't Take Up Facebook Biometric Privacy Case
• Dish Says PE Firm That Owns Cox Tried To Dodge Contract
• PornHub Sued For Not Captioning 'Sexy Cop' And Other Vids
• Kanye Gets 'Life Of Pablo' Prayer Sample Suit Trimmed
• Bloomberg Beats AI Company's Trade Secret Theft Suit
• Radio Group Pushes Split Market View In Music Rights Row
• Weinstein Jury Includes Woman Who Wrote On Predatory Men
• Facebook Must Turn Over App Data As Part Of Mass. Probe
• Roomba Maker Says 6 GHz Changes Could Disrupt Home Tech
• FCC Commissioners Push Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Tech
• 4 Companies Kick Off 2020 IPO Season After Raising $373M
• Chuck Norris, Wife Drop Claims MRI Drug Threatened Her Life
• Caesars Fights Unions' Bid To Undo NLRB Email Use Ruling
• 9th Circ. Says News Orgs Have Right To 'Timely' Court Docs
• With Roberts' Senate Cameo, Reps. Eye Cameras In Court
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Simpson, White
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Could Be Headed For 3 Trials This Year
• PTAB Upholds 1 Realtime Patent In Netflix Row, Axes Another
• Texas High Court Passes On Appeal Against Beyoncé's Dad
• Law360's Tort Report: Meat Loaf's Suit Out Of Hell
• Google Gets 26 Amicus Briefs In Oracle Copyright War
• Mich. Privacy Law Covers Out-Of-State Readers, Judge Says
• App Cos. Sue Facebook Over 'Brazen' Anti-Competitive Plot
• Charter Told Windstream Ad Ruling Isn't An Appealable Order
• Ariana Grande Sings 'I Want It, I Got It,' But Did She Steal It?
• Would-Be Weinstein Juror Faces Jail For Profiteering Tweet
• NM Court Asked To Stop Photog Acting As 'Copyright Troll'
• USPTO Hears Mixed Views On AI Copyright Protections
• Ex-Analysts Admit They Helped In Doctor's Office Ad Scheme
• Dems Warn That Iran Could Target Telecom Networks
• DOT To Launch 5.9 GHz Pilot Program Despite FCC Reorg
• Copyright Atty Should Be Disbarred, Not Fined, Judge Told
• Managing Money Laundering Risk In The Art Trade
• Weinstein Can't Halt Rape Trial But May Be Able To Move It
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Moonves Must Face Trimmed Investor Suit Over Harassment
• Strippers' Classification Suit Moved To Mass. Federal Court
• 9th Circ. Told It Can Wade Into Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight
• Weinstein Appeals To Move Trial Away From NYC 'Circus'
• Years After Axing Game IP, PTAB Junks IPRs As Time-Barred
• Kik Says SEC's Request For More Discovery 'Unnecessary'
• Lego Competitor Dodges Injunction On Bricks, But Not Dolls
• Nev. Ballot Initiative By Vegas Teachers Seeks Casino Tax Hike
• 5th Circ. Says Mitigation Not 'Complete Defense' In IP Row
• Neb. Bill Seeks To Expand Sales Tax To Digital Ad Revenue
• Broadcasters Blast DOJ Stance In Music Rights Case
• Brazilian Broadcast Exec Seeks Probation For FIFA Bribes
• Tribune Ruling Charts Course For Bankruptcy Safe Harbor
• House Panel Eyes 4 Bills To Expand Media Diversity
• Netflix Wants 'Scandalous' Details Out Of Mo'Nique's Pay Suit
• Proposed Sirius XM Class Seeks Final OK Of $32M TCPA Deal
• US-China Trade Deal Aims To Bolster IP Protection
• Proving Printed Publication As Prior Art In IPR Proceedings
• Comcast Looks To Squash Denver Network's Monopoly Suit
• Apple Facing Copyright Fight Over Shyamalan TV Series
• 'Varsity Blues' Parent Hit With New Tax Charge
• Investigator Can Pursue Defamation Suit Over True Crime Doc
• Producer Sues Major Labels For IP Infringement, Elder Abuse
• Va. Tribe Inks Land Deal With Norfolk For Commercial Casino
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Probes Textbook Publishers' Tie-Up
• Wash. Blasts DOJ For Undermining T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge
• Netflix Paid No UK Tax In 2018, Watchdog Says
• Kennedy Wants Inside Track On FCC's C-Band Auction Plans
• Atty Errors Keep Girardi, 'Housewives' Star In Lender Suit
• '70s Singer Bids For Cert. In Warner Streaming Royalties Row
• Potential Weinstein Juror Says He Saw Producer Screaming
• Satellite Group Asks FCC For 'Incentives' In C-Band Reorg
• Borgata Casino Must Face Negligence Claims Over Assault
• Audible Settles With Publishers To End Copyright Fight
• Wash. Could Be Next To Enact Consumer Data Privacy Law
• Harvard Law Prof Lessig Sues NYT For 'Clickbait Defamation'
• Rosen, Glancy Prongay Lead Strip Club Investor Suit
• Ex-FinCEN Staffer Cops To BuzzFeed Russia Probe Leaks
• Ex-Facebook GC Approved To Monitor Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
• Barr Pressures Apple To Unlock Navy Base Shooter's IPhones
• Weinstein Judge Threatens Jail For Jurors' Social Media Posts
• FCC Chief Defends Axing SF Broadband Sharing Rule
• Marvel Exec Wants Sanctions Against Litigious Neighbor
• Comcast Wins Fed. Circ. Fight Over Squashing Rovi Patent
• DC Circ. Seems Poised To Block Trump's Drug Pricing Rule
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• Reps Applaud FCC's 5.9 GHz Vote Despite Resistence
• LA Forum Challenges Law Fast-Tracking Clippers Arena Plan
• To Improve Instagram Copyright Issues, Look To Music World
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• Texas Appeals Court Won't Reinstate Bikini-Latex Club Tax
• Ex-CBS Radio Exec Slaps Entercom With Sex Harassment Suit
• Feds Say Live Nation Bullied Venues After Ticketmaster Tie-Up
• Fed. Circ. Rules IPR Dooms $1.3M CBS Podcast Patent Verdict
• 'Not Even A Tweet' Backs Trump's Dismissal Bid, Judge Says
• Robocallers Touting 'Free' Cruise Vacation Settle With FTC
• Ex-MTV Exec's Wage Deduction Claims Proper, 9th Circ. Told
• Netflix Gets Realtime Data Compression Patent Nixed At PTAB
• Chancery Tosses Suit Over Stalled Sale Of Radio Licenses
• SeaWorld Seeks To Sink Ex-Park Boss' Jump To Competitor
• Dems Urge FCC To Build Defense Against SIM Card Scams
• IP Owner Blasts Netflix's 'Staggering' $3M Fee Bid
• L.A. Guns Founder Says Ex-Drummer Stole Band Name
• British Artist Says Fla. Garden Ripped Off His Light Sculptures
• CNN To Pay $76M Over Worker Firings In Record NLRB Deal
• Ethics Blogger Says Critique Of DC Conduct Case Is Protected
• Weinstein Loses Bid To Privately Question Potential Jurors
• Some Lifeline Phones Include Chinese Malware, Firm Says
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• In Trademark Case, USPTO Warns Of Language 'Monopoly'
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Rule That Arthrex Applies To All Cases
• Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Must Rehire Workers Despite Appeal
• FilmOn Doesn't Change Sony, MJ Victory In Fake-Vocals Suit
• Booking Agents Busted For Claiming To Rep Timberlake, Mars
• Cable Group Scoffs At Verizon's 'A La Carte' Unbundling Plans
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• Litigious Porn Studio Sued By Former Law Firm
• Top 5 Drug And Medical Device Developments Of 2019
• 1st Circ. Doubts Kodak's Standing Argument In Contract Case
• T-Mobile/Sprint Deal Marches On Over States' Objections
• Weinstein Loses Bid To Remove Trial Judge For Prejudice
• Telecom Bill Roundup: 5G Security, Pirate Radio And More
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• Facebook Targets Rest Of BlackBerry IP Suit After Alice Win
• Man Who Sunk Steinbrenner Sues To Regain His Life Story
• Casey Anthony Allowed To Shed Defamation Claim From Ch. 7
• Experts Find Security Flaws In Chinese-Owned TikTok App
• MLB's Bieber Faces Fight Over 'Not Justin' Trademark
• MDL Claims Against DraftKings May Return To Mass. Court
• Facing More Sanctions, Copyright Atty Vows To 'Fix Mistakes'
• Weinstein Seeks Trial Judge's Recusal For Texting Tirade
• Trump Taps Covington Atty For FCC Inspector General
• FCC Looks To Cement $20.4B Rural Broadband Funding Plan
• Ripley's Believe It Or Not! Gets Field Trip Assault Win Affirmed
• NBA Announces More On-Demand Content On Twitter
• FCC Member Says Agency, Commerce Split On Security Rules
• Baker Botts Snags Executive Pay Lawyer From Jones Day
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• Weinstein Fails In Bid To Boot Gloria Allred From Courtroom
• Woman Who Inspired 'Hustlers' Lodges $40M Suit Over Movie
• Facebook Accused Of Stealing Tech For Live Video Feature
• FTC Nearing Decision On Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Sonos Accuses Google Of Stealing Its Speaker Tech
• Trump OK'd To Pitch Summer Zervos Fight to NY's Top Court
• Avenatti's Ex-Wife Must Give Up $700K In Ex-Law Partner Suit
• WGA Can't Duck Agencies' Antitrust Suit Over Packaging Fees
• FCC Dem Calls Out Facebook, Amazon For Bias In Algorithms
• Google To Pay $7.5M To End Google+ Data Breach Suit
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• Misuse Of Inverse Ratio Copyright Rule Continues In 9th Circ.
• Sports Marketer Can't Go Around Univ. Of Pittsburgh's Suit
• Tribune Investors Can't Pursue Suit Over Failed Sinclair Deal
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2020
• Investor Wants Judge Off Suit Over 'Shark Tank' Soap-Maker
• Morality Clauses Can Help Cos., Athletes Protect Their Brands
• Weinstein Dodges Jail For Texting In His Rape Trial On Day 2
• Playboy Reporter Says White House Win Would Be 'Chilling'
• Prince's Estate Prevails In Copyright Dispute With YouTuber
• Google Tells High Court Oracle Case Will 'Upend' Software Biz
• Court Sides With DOJ On Timeline For Release Of Stone Docs
• FTC Says Broker Parried Yelp Complaints With Personal Info
• Developer Can't Upend Award In $1.2B Casino Fight
• Tax Court Upholds $73M In Penalties On Sale Of Chicago Cubs
• Tribe Slams Law Firm's Bid To Win Breach Of Contract Suit
• Colorado Fears 5.9 GHz Shift May Harm Auto Safety Measures
• Trump Rape Accuser Says Taxes Could Prove NY Jurisdiction
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Take Up Menu Patent Fight
• FCC Told Educators Can't Hold Up Spectrum Reorganization
• FTC Details 'New And Improved' Data Security Orders
• Rethinking Corporate Crisis And Litigation Communications
• Microsoft Prods FCC To Improve TV 'White Space' Rules
• Disney, US Foods Can't Stop $135M Navistar Engine Deal
• Wi-Fi Group Pushes 6 GHz Sharing With New Label
• Pittsburgh Paper Flouted Order To Rehire Drivers, Union Says
• Weinstein Trial Opens With Call For David Boies To Testify
• Atty Must Face $300K Child Porn Judgment, 6th Circ. Says
• Michael Jackson's Cos. Must Face Calif. Sex Abuse Suits
• High Court Urged To Pass On Facebook Spam Text Row
• Reggae Artist Drops Miley Cyrus 'Can't Stop' Copyright Suit
• Google Users Renew $5.5M Privacy Deal After 3rd Circ. Denial
• PBS' Battle Over Tavis Smiley's #MeToo Firing Heads To Trial
• Sinclair-Tied Stations Say AT&T 'Misled' FCC In Dispute
• Sports Psychologist Hits Liberty Univ. With IP Suit Over Book
• Chicago Residents Ask Ill. High Court To Kill Streaming Tax
• 2 Overlooked Advantages Of Hourly Fees
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Porn Website Nears $12.8M Trial Loss For Tricking Models
• ABKCO Files Copyright Suit Over Rock Documentaries
• 7-Eleven Says Store Used 'Simpsons' Kwik E Mart To Copy TM
• Convicted 'Real Housewife' Stuck Behind Bars During Appeal
• Goodyear Pimps Must Scrap Goodyear Blimps In TM Deal
• Brazil Fines Facebook Over Cambridge Analytica Data Sharing
• Bartlit Beck Pursues $54M Award In Casino Tycoon Fee Fight
• AMC Owes Use Tax On Licensing Deals, Colo. Panel Affirms
• Photo Retailer B&H Knocks NY AG's Tax Savvy In Dismiss Bid
• 'King Of Bullshit' Wants 2nd Circ. Redo In BuzzFeed Libel Suit
• 3 Firms Steer As NFL, Endeavor Ink Hospitality Partnership
• Music Rights Group Cheers DOJ Intervention In Antitrust Row
• Cuomo Gunning To Restore Net Neutrality In New York
• UK Court's Soccer Sponsorship Ruling Offers Contract Tips
• Maine's Piecemeal Cable TV Law Blocked For Now
• Trump Enacts Robocall Crackdown Law
• The Hottest Food And Beverage IP Topics Of 2019
• 4 Copyright Cases To Watch In 2020
• 5 Cybersecurity & Privacy Predictions For 2020
• 3 Looming Questions On California's Benchmark Privacy Law
• Opioid, Theranos Cases Among Key Trials To Watch In 2020
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2020
• Telecom Developments To Watch In 2020
• 5 Burning Questions Heading Into The 2020 IPO Market
• 5 Things To Watch In Litigation Finance This Year
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch In 2020