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Media & Entertainment - February, 2020

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• Netflix Says It Didn't Freeze Out Mo'Nique After Star's Protest
• With NY Case Over, Weinstein's LA Legal Saga Heats Up
• Spilman Atty's Book Lays Out Pittsburgh's Rich Legal Legacy
• House OKs Ban On Flavored Tobacco, Online Vape Sales
• Weinstein's Juror Investigation Shows Few Limits On Probes
• Musicians Denied Class Cert. In '70s Singer's Royalties Fight
• Suit Over Murdochs' $82M Bonus Pay Flawed, Chancery Told
• Embattled Startup Clearview AI On Uncertain Legal Footing
• New Settlement Over Cruise Marketing Calls Wins Judge's OK
• Songwriters Fire Back At Lizzo Over 'Truth Hurts' Copyright
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Fintech Partner From Pillsbury Winthrop
• 1st Circ. Says DOI Misread Law In Tribal Casino Land Ruling
• 'This Land Is Your Land' Copyright Fight Dismissed
• C-Band Plan Passes While Some Question FCC Authority
• Ex-FTC Chief Eyes Health Privacy In New Self-Regulatory Role
• Real Estate Rumors: BySabri, Milbrook, Citadel Securities
• FCC Republican Backs Senate Bill To Grow 5G Workforce
• Disney Heir Sues Calif. Judge Over Guardianship Appointment
• 1st Circ. Rejects 'Meritless' Kodak Bid To Nix $7.5M Verdict
• 5th Circ. Stops Fight Over Boxing Match Streaming Dispute
• Californians Can't Pause $56B T-Mobile-Sprint Union Either
• Casino Phone Game Maker Wants Redo Of 9th Circ. Decision
• Casino Exec Says 'Varsity Blues' Call Could Clear His Name
• Harvard Says It Was Right To Hold Diploma For Assault Probe
• When Real Estate Transactions Bring Real Securities Risks
• 4 Tips For Buyers Of Filming Studios Amid Surge In Demand
• Big Telecoms Face $200M In Fines For Mobile Data Sales
• Legal Industry Should Pursue AI Prediction Progress
• Michael Jackson's Co. Wants $9.4M Quincy Jones Verdict Cut
• Cox Wants Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Insurance Case In Georgia
• Las Vegas Show Co.'s TCPA Class Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Real Estate Rumors: Thorofare Capital, Spotify, Moishe Mana
• CIA Deemed 2nd Coder A Security Risk After WikiLeaks Dump
• National Security Experts Rally Around FCC's C-Band Plan
• Former Baltimore Mayor Sentenced To 3 Years For Tax Fraud
• Deals Rumor Mill: Big Hit Entertainment, Dyal Capital, Shell
• FCC To Take Action Against 4 Carriers For Location Info Leaks
• 6th Circ. Finds Radio's Criticism Of NCAA Ref Is Protected
• Weinstein Drops Bail Appeal To Await Sentencing In Jail
• Lori Loughlin 'Varsity Blues' Trial Set For Late September
• Peloton Ends Copyright War With Music Publishers
• Steven Seagal Settles With SEC Over Crypto Promotion
• 'B-Movie King' Reaches Settlement With Sons Over Trust
• Fla. Law Firm Wants Unpaid Fees From Litigious Porn Studio
• HGTV Star Beats Ex-Real Estate Partners In Suit Over Buyout
• Judge Tosses NY Strip Club's Challenge To $4M Sales Tax Bill
• WikiLeaks Suspect Wrote Of Waging 'Information War' On CIA
• Senators Call On NIH To Gauge Tech's Impact On Kids
• Breach At Face Recognition Co. Exposes List Of Gov't Clients
• Trump Campaign Sues NYT For Libel Over 'Collusion' Op-Ed
• A Brief Guide To Federal And State Cybersecurity Enforcement
• YouTube Beats Conservative Group's Free Speech Suit
• What Companies Should Know About Direct Listings
• Solutions To 4 Common Law Firm Diversity Challenges
• IHeartMedia Seeks FCC Blessing To Be Foreign-Owned
• Romania Targeted In Arbitration Over Film Co. Seizure
• UK Can't Extradite Assange On Political Charges, Atty Claims
• Big Tech Probes May Trigger Antitrust Scrutiny On All Sectors
• Six Flags Snags Jeld-Wen's Top Lawyer For GC Spot
• Bill Nye May Lack Formula To Delay Trial Against Disney
• Ad Trade Groups Say Hawaii Privacy Bill Is 'Far Out Of Step'
• Broadcasters-Turned-Lawmakers Form Their Own Caucus
• Hot Pockets Heiress Gets 5 Months In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• FCC's O'Rielly Sees More KidVid Reforms On The Way
• Google Weighs In On Whether Servers Are 'Agents' For Venue
• Judge Tosses Calif. CBD Co.'s Libel Suit Against Writer
• Judge Rips Trump For Putting Stone Juror's Safety At Risk
• Feds Raid Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard's NY, Calif. Offices
• When Coronavirus May Trigger SEC Disclosure Requirements
• Discrimination Cases Are Too Complex For AI Fee Prediction
• US Built Case On 'Lies, Lies & More Lies,' Assange Atty Says
• IRS Says Goldman's $50B Facebook Valuation Boosts Tax Suit
• Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd Ripped Off Yeasayer, Suit Says
• House Dem Plans Bill To Crack Down On False Online Ads
• Split 7th Circ. Resurrects $160M Antitrust Suit Against Comcast
• Ill. Casino Says Patrons Lobbing 'Bald' Biometric Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: CBS, Apple, Centennial Bank
• Visa, Mastercard Antitrust MDL Opt-Outs File Separate Suit
• Dancers File Wage Suit Against Mass. Strip Club
• FCC Eyes Taking Ownership Limit Row To High Court
• Weinstein Verdict May Signal Big Step Forward For #MeToo
• Effective Employee Reporting Systems After Weinstein Verdict
• 'Broken' Ex-Texas Coach Gets 6-Month 'Varsity Blues' Term
• Dish Says 4th Circ. Appeal Halts $61M TCPA Payout
• Kobe Bryant's Widow Sues Helicopter Co. Over Fatal Crash
• Courts May Clash With Litigants Over Document Review Tech
• Chicago Marketer Seeks $467K Deal In Workers' Biometric Suit
• Justices Won't Review Apple's $439M Loss, 3 Other IP Cases
• Justices Ceded Too Much Power To Agencies, Thomas Says
• Weinstein Found Guilty Of Rape, Assault In Mixed Verdict
• Roger Stone Judge Won't Step Aside For Sentencing Remarks
• Assange Put 'Lives At Risk' By Leaking Docs, US Tells Court
• Facebook Execs Blame Google For 2010 Struggles In Tax Trial
• Prosecutor Took Jabs At Roger Stone's Reduced Sentence
• Privacy Framework Faces Uphill Climb To Universal Adoption
• Conde Nast Drops NDAs Covering Harassment, Discrimination
• 'Varsity Blues' Parent Pleads Guilty After Stint In Spanish Jail
• 3 Things To Know About 2nd Circ.'s Big Graffiti Ruling
• Record Labels Object To Charter's Consultant In Piracy Case
• Calif. Consumers Seek To Stop 'Deeply Flawed' T-Mobile Deal
• DC Circ. Leaves Dish License Changes, Auction Rules Intact
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Spin Master's Robot Toy Patent
• 1 Firm Guided 2019's Two Largest San Francisco Office Deals
• CBS Investors In #MeToo Suit Must Show Moonves Hurt Stock
• Weinstein Jury Appears Split On Top Sexual Assault Charge
• TikTok Investigation Should Prompt More Data Transparency
• SD House Panel Restores Tax Exemption For Ad Services
• Late Sportscaster's Ex-Wife Ends Benefits Suit Against Disney
• Hot Pocket Heiress Seeks Probation For 'Varsity Blues' Bribes
• 5 Complications That Can Derail A Class Action Settlement
• Union Recognition Lessons From CNN's Record NLRB Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• AI Can't Accurately Predict Case Length And Cost — Yet
• Roger Stone Judge Strikes Blow For Judicial Independence
• Facebook's Growing Pains Were Unpredictable, Exec Testifies
• Ex-DIA Analyst Pleads Guilty To Leaking China Info To Media
• RI Top Court Says 38 Studios Grand Jury Docs To Stay Sealed
• Home Depot, INTA Ask High Court To Side With Booking.com
• Jones Day Helps Guide French Game Co.'s $95M IPO
• Zillow Beats $60M Megamansion Suit Over Wrong Listing Info
• US Digital Divide Is Getting Smaller, FCC Reports
• Leak Triggers Call For Sanctions In Priest's Short-Selling Suit
• SeaWorld's $65M 'Blackfish' Class Action Settlement Wins OK
• Feds Fight Ponzi Schemer's Claims Of Ineffective Counsel
• Former Acting NTIA Head Joins National Security Policy Firm
• High Court Should Not Abet Google's Efficient IP Infringement
• Dish's Ergen Hints DirecTV Deal May Again Be On Table
• Deals Rumor Mill: Speedway, ThyssenKrupp, Univision
• 2nd Circ. Rules Destruction Of Famed NYC Graffiti Broke Law
• Swiss Prosecutors File Charges In FIFA World Cup Bribe Case
• Trump Ally Roger Stone Sentenced To Over 3 Years
• AG Barr Critiques Big-Tech Immunity For Web Content
• AMC's Ex-Prez Can't Recall 'Walking Dead' Profit Promise
• 11th Circ. Says DirecTV Privacy Dustup Belongs In Arbitration
• Weinstein Jury Asks To Rehear Accuser's Testimony On Day 2
• Facebook Tax Judge Wary Of Being Swayed By Co.'s Success
• Oracle Backed By 32 Amicus Briefs In Google Copyright War
• Facebook Again Seeks End to Cambridge Analytica Stock Suit
• WikiLeaks Suspect Sent Angry Email To CIA's Top Official
• Judges Delay Call On Trump Meddling In Roger Stone Case
• FCC Should Create A TV Spectrum Market For The Future
• Judge Dunks Ex-Knick's Defamation Suit Against Team Owner
• Exhibitor Says Insurers Owe Coverage For Seized Paintings
• Dish Says Customedia's 2nd Arthrex Expansion Bid Fails
• After Net Neutrality Remand, FCC Seeks Input On Deregulation
• Free Market Experts Back C-Band Incentives Amid Scrutiny
• Peloton Suit Shows Sync Licensing Is Next Copyright Horizon
• 3 Firms Guide $525M Deal For NJ Video Game Developer
• Ex-Journey Singer Settles '90s Demo IP Fight In Wake Of Trial
• AMC's Rep Ruined If 'Walking Dead' Profits Unfair, Atty Says
• IRS Rips 'Tale Of Two Facebooks' In Tax Trial Openings
• Gag Order For Weinstein Attys As Jury Begins Deliberations
• MIT Joins Harvard In Settling Deaf Bias Suit With Captioning
• DOJ Taps Kirkland Atty To Monitor Live Nation Compliance
• Judge Won't Air Pornos For Martha's Vineyard Copyright Case
• Judges Call Emergency Meeting After Stone Sentencing Swap
• Trump Is Right About Stone Sentencing, For Wrong Reasons
• Apple, Shyamalan Aim To Kill Copyright Suit Over 'Servant'
• Judge Pushes Back McClatchy Pension Mediation By A Week
• Facebook, Twitter Take Privacy Case To Supreme Court
• Internet Providers Sue Maine Over Data Privacy Restrictions
• BIPA May Apply To Clearview AI's Creation Of Biometric Data
• Starks Says FCC's Latest Diversity Data Falls Short
• Lawyers Can Build Trust Through The Spoken Word
• Luxury Movie Seating Firm Hits Ch. 11 With $210M Debt
• DeLorean Estate Fights Fee Bid In 'Back To The Future' Suit
• Judge Won't Delay Roger Stone's Sentencing
• Assange Atty Warns US Trial Unfair To WikiLeaks Founder
• FCC Urged To Tighten Its Oversight Subsidy Rules Cautiously
• Fashion Mogul Accused Of Rape And Orchestrating Cover-Up
• 'Walking Dead' Producer Says AMC Head Vowed Fair Profits
• AI Biz Kept 'Face Database' Of OKCupid Profile Pics, Suit Says
• No More Dialing Out To Get 911 On Hotel Phones, FCC Warns
• Music Rights Group Can't Drum Out Radio Reps' Cartel Suit
• Dems Press FCC To Retool $20.4B Rural Subsidy Fund
• Dems Accuse FCC Of Letting Russian Propaganda Persist
• PBGC Says McClatchy Ch. 11 Moving Too Fast
• FCC Urged To End Military Hold-Up Of Spectrum Repurposing
• More Post-Gazette Unions Claim They Had 'Implied' Contracts
• In Weinstein Rape Trial Closing, DA Depicts 'Abusive Rapist'
• Real Estate Rumors: JDL, Mazzarella Family, Northeastern
• Calif.'s Top Anti-SLAPP Appellate Rulings From Last Year
• 2 Cop Pleas As Manhattan DA Looks To Wrap Newsweek Case
• Legal Prediction Is Demanding But Not Impossible
• Beatles Win $77M Default Against No-Show Counterfeiters
• 'Walking Dead' Exec Never Negotiated Profits, Atty Testifies
• AG Barr, Top Judge Go Public In Wake Of Roger Stone Fallout
• Weinstein Says DA 'Script' Demeans Women In 5-Hour Closing
• Sen. Gillibrand Proposes Creating Agency To Enforce Privacy
• Feds Withheld Evidence In Boston Officials' Case, Judge Says
• Court Bars Pop Artist From Using Hollywood Photog's Work
• Va. Casino Bill Passage Aids Tribe's $10M Deal With Norfolk
• PTAB Presses Rovi To Explain Why Set-Top Tech Isn't Obvious
• Apple Looks To Ditch Patent Suit Over 'Centuries Old' Idea
• 4 Takeaways From Calif.'s Revised Consumer Privacy Regs
• Six Flags Hit With Investor Suit Over Failed China Projects
• Charter Wants To Delay Windstream's False Ad Damages Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Goldman Sachs, Centerbridge
• FCC's C-Band Plan Still Weathering Headwinds In Senate
• CIA Worker Tells Jury He Once Punched WikiLeaks Suspect
• Facebook Gets Stay In BlackBerry IP Suit For PTAB Review
• Lori Loughlin Seeks To Push 'Varsity Blues' Trials To 2021
• Podcast Co. Beats Trademark Suit Over 'Reply All'
• Calif. Ruling Shows Issues With Overbroad Employment Pacts
• Google Finalizes $2.6B Looker Deal With UK Approval
• McClatchy Files Ch. 11, Cites 'Grim Reality' Of News Industry
• Consolidation Of Twitter Stock-Drop Suits Get Judge's OK
• Dems Float Bills To Speed Up Tribal Broadband Expansion
• Tech Cos., Pols Want Swift Action On 6 GHz Wi-Fi Sharing
• Oracle Tells Justices Google Was 'Too Desperate To Innovate'
• Judge Rejects Roger Stone's Bid For A New Trial
• PTAB Axes Maxell Playback Patent In Fandango IP Row
• Calls For Probes Intensify After Roger Stone Sentence Fracas
• The Big Picture: Challenges Of The T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
• Senator Presses FCC On Provider's Rural Broadband Buildout
• T-Mobile/Sprint Beat Court Challenge: How We Got Here
• Boston City Hall Aides Get Extortion Conviction Tossed
• ICE Can't Block Abuse Hotline Featured In Hit Netflix Show
• T-Mobile/Sprint Ruling Elevates Tech Market Merger Analysis
• Starks Says Confusion Grows Over Rural Broadband Funding
• Fed. Circ. Won't Undo Google's Win In Ad Patent Case
• Major Telecom Trade Show Canceled Over Coronavirus Scare
• Juul Tried To Recruit Miley Cyrus To Woo Kids, Mass. AG Says
• Atty's Testimony In 'Walking Dead' Profits Trial Won't Die
• T-Mobile/Sprint Case Shows Problem With Dueling Economics
• Ad Groups Want Lawsuit Threat Cut From Wash. Privacy Bill
• CBD Co. Says Journalistic Privilege Not Relevant To Libel Suit
• DC Circ. Tosses Atty's Suit Seeking Trump Financial Info
• Stone Prosecutors Off Case As DOJ Rips Proposed Sentence
• #MeToo Hangs Over Tavis Smiley At Trial Opening With PBS
• Ex-MoFo Partner Fairfax Loses $400M CBS Defamation Suit
• Will.i.am's Co. Says Award Over Dead Deal Can't Be Enforced
• Jackson Lewis Atty Accused Of Covering Up Biased Firing
• States Face Uphill Battle In Attempts To Tax Digital Ads
• Facebook Wants Out Of Philadelphia TV Anchor's Photo Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Time Equities, Lexin, Safra
• Weinstein Declines To Testify And Rests His Case In Rape Trial
• Shutterfly Seeks To Exit Investors' Suit Over $2.7B Deal
• Starks Spotlights FCC's Role In Training Digital Workforce
• Malpractice Landscape Is Becoming Riskier For BigLaw
• Finland's Sanoma Buys News Media Biz In €115M Deal
• Netflix Can't Kill 'Choose Your Own Adventure' TM Case
• Televisa Slams Investors' Cert. Bid In FIFA Bribe Suit
• SeaWorld Settles 'Blackfish' Litigation For $65M
• T-Mobile, Sprint Beat State-Led Merger Challenge
• Roger Stone Prosecutors Seek Up To 9 Years In Lying Case
• Nixon Peabody May Represent 'Varsity Blues' Dad And USC
• Weinstein Accusers' Ex-Pals Cast Doubt On Assault Claims
• AMC 'Botched' Contracts For 'Walking Dead,' Atty Testifies
• Cato Institute's Suit Over SEC Settlement Gag Rule Is Tossed
• Facebook Users Ink Data Breach Deal Seeking $16M In Fees
• PE-Backed Azek Joins IPO Pipeline With $100M Filing
• Mo'Nique Says Netflix Shut Her Down Once She Disputed Pay
• 9th Circ. Grills FCC Over 5G Small Cell Price Tags
• Barr Told To Hurry With Interagency Robocall Working Group
• NFL Asks High Court To Take Up 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Hagens Berman Wins Atty Fee-Splitting Dispute In EA Suit
• Judging A Book: Humetewa Reviews 'Guilty People'
• 7 Legal And Business Considerations For Influencer Marketing
• 7th Circ. Ruling Weakens FLSA, Ex-Facebook Worker Says
• PBS' Sexual Misconduct Trial Against Tavis Smiley Delayed
• Weinstein Expert Testifies 'Post-Event' Info Can Alter Memory
• Olympian Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Claims Manager Stole Cash
• TV Co. Accuses Orrick Of Switching Sides On IP Contract
• Chancery Taps Bernstein To Lead CBS-Viacom Merger Suit
• Ligado Cites AG Barr As Rallying Cry For Spectrum Reorg.
• Tekashi 6ix9ine Slapped With Copyright Suit Over 'Stoopid'
• Mr. T Settles Trademark Suit With Marijuana Website
• Loughlin, Hubby's Atty Conflicts Sorted Out In 'Varsity Blues'
• Senate Dem Worries Voting Apps Invite Foreign Hacking
• Google Accused Of Collecting User 'Face Prints' From Photos
• Union Says Court Correctly Forced Paper To Rehire Workers
• Regulators See High-Tech Agriculture As Fertile Ground
• Atty Looks To Save Defamation Case Against Ethics Blogger
• 'Chutzpah' Gets Ex-Pimco CEO 9-Month 'Varsity Blues' Term
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Ruling On Net Neutrality Rollback
• Weinstein's Lead Witness Undercut By His Own Harsh Texts
• Contractor Must Face Ex-NFLer's Dream House IP Claims
• CIA Threat Unit Eyed WikiLeaks Suspect's Conduct, Jury Told
• ITC Starts Probe Into Sonos Audio IP Claims Against Google
• Ex-Mafioso And His Mom Arrested After Restaurant Failures
• Deals Rumor Mill: Atotech, Swissport, SoftBank
• Bloomberg Beats Ex-Worker's Migraine Suit At 2nd Circ.
• Surveillance Co. Clearview AI Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit
• Clarence Thomas Documentary Is Light On Legal Insight
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: O'Melveny
• Photo Of $120K Banana Art Leads To Copyright Fight
• Pai Aims To Give Satellite Cos. $9.7B For C-Band Transition
• SailGP Lands $200M Valuation With Endeavor Investment
• 6th Weinstein Accuser Testifies With Dress In Tow
• Music Rights Co. Defends Discovery Denial In Antitrust Row
• FCC Urged Not To Slash Unbundled Network Rules
• Ex-CNN Producer's Bias Suit Survives At Calif. Appeals Court
• T-Mobile, Sprint Press For Final Decision On DOJ Deal Review
• Sinclair Can't Fully Shake Investor Claims Over Tribune Deal
• Drake Win Is Death Knell For IP Suit, Streaming Giants Say
• Producer Alleges Warner Music, CEO Backed Out Of Contract
• Google Parent Ditches Investors' Data Leak Suit, For Now
• Wikileaks Suspect Lost Agency's Trust, CIA Hacker Tells Jury
• FCC Floats 'White Space' Updates To Boost Rural Broadband
• Think Tanks Call For FCC To Expedite C-Band Auction
• Netflix Dodges UK Taxes, Gets Subsidies, Parliament Told
• At Long Last, FCC Takes Another Look At Prison Call Rates
• Actor's Parking Spat Highlights Line Between Fact, Opinion
• 1st Circ. Suggests Ambiguous Law Drove Tribal Casino Ruling
• Alphabet's Missteps Offer Crisis Management Case Study
• Trump Lawyer Defends Free Speech Laws At 9th Circ.
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Munger Tolles
• Trump Briefly Pushes Broadband Policy In Annual Address
• Skadden, Willkie Steer Spotify Deal For The Ringer
• No Follow-Ups For Weinstein Rape Accuser After 3-Day Cross
• 'Fortnite' Gamer Hacking Suit Sent To Arbitration
• Judge Reluctantly OKs Bid To See Pentagon Papers Records
• Cubs Can't Fully Escape Claims Over Book Passage Retweet
• Music Choice Settles IP Fight With Rival For $13.3M
• Advocates Say DOJ Should've Tried To Undo Live Nation Deal
• DOJ Says No New Info Needed In Sprint/T-Mobile Deal Review
• Bezos Calls Suit By Girlfriend's Brother 'Litigation Abuse'
• Google, YouTube Want Out Of LGBTQ Censorship Suit
• How Emotional Intelligence Can Benefit Transactional Attys
• Augmented Reality Raises Legal Issues For Property Owners
• FCC Unveils Guidelines For New Bill On TV Carriage Talks
• Ex-CIA Coder A 'Pain In The Ass' But No Traitor, Jury Told
• Labor Laterals: Littler, FordHarrison, Frost Brown
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Following A Serendipitous Path
• Drake's 'Rap' Sampling Was Fair Use, Says 2nd. Circ.
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Jenner & Block
• Biometric Privacy In 2020: What Companies Can Expect
• Jeff Bezos Sued By Girlfriend's Brother Over Hacking Talk
• Marlon Wayans Keeps Free Speech Win After High Court Trip
• Facebook Shakes Initial Version Of Kogan's Defamation Suit
• Weinstein Cross Over Alleged Abuse Leaves Accuser In Tears
• 'B-Movie King' Says Sons Are Just Whining About Inheritance
• Bloomberg Will Pay $3M To Settle Call Center Workers' OT Suit
• CTIA Touts Study That Finds US Lagging On 5G Spectrum
• Would-Be TCPA Class Says It Can Cure Flaws In DirecTV Suit
• ZTE Looks To Slip FCC's Proposed Ban On Chinese Tech
• Fla. Bill To Tax Streaming, Cut Comms Tax Clears 1st Hurdle
• Feds Want 2 Years For Ex-Pimco CEO's 'Varsity Blues' Bribes
• DOJ Says Film Antitrust Rules Protect Public, Not Theaters
• Impossible Impartiality In The Trump And Weinstein Trials
• FCC Opens Tribal Priority Window In 2.5 GHz Band
• Music Copyright License Lessons From The Jazz Age
• Biometric Privacy In 2020: The Current Legal Landscape
• 7 Ethics Questions To Ask Before Marketing Your Law Firm
• Grindr Sells User Data To 'Highest Bidder,' Says User
• Netflix Subscription Slump Suit To Be Led By Rosen, Faruqi
• Media & Entertainment Group Of The Year: Davis Wright
• Miner Orkand Can Rep Both 'Varsity Blues' Parent And Coach