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Media & Entertainment - March, 2020

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• NBA Star Told Discovery Must Wait In NC Ex-Agent Suit
• Atty For NRA Can't Sue Family Biz, Ad Agency Says
• Mass. Tribe Wants Feds Barred From Taking Land Out Of Trust
• Gaming Co. Says Jackson Lewis Can't Collect Fee 'Windfall'
• Virus Puts End To Atlantic City Casinos' Winning Run
• Sony Can't Nix Artists' Old Songs Copyright Class Action
• NLRB Ruling Shows Risks Of Curbing Health Workers' Speech
• Virus Delaying Court's Review Of Unredacted Mueller Report
• NY High Court Keeps Zervos' Fight With Trump On Ice
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Texas Panel Affirms Ruling Against Doc In Defamation Suit
• COVID-19 Claims Reach Entire Insurance Coverage Spectrum
• Pandemic Won't Keep 'Varsity Blues' Parents Out Of Prison
• FCC Dems Press For More Coronavirus Action From Agency
• Apple Accused By Songwriter Heirs Of 'Massive' Piracy Plan
• COVID-19 Stimulus Not Enough To Revitalize Alcohol Industry
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Health Hires: Arnold & Porter, Winston & Strawn, Ice Miller
• 2 Firms Lead News Corp Deal Worth Up To $235M
• UMG Can't End Copyright Class Action Over Old Songs
• NYU Beats Anti-Affirmative Action Group's Race Bias Suit
• Judge OKs New Samsung TV Defect Deal But Still Dishes Dirt
• Here's Why Puma Probably Can't Get 'Tokyo' TM
• Ex-Soccer Boss Gets Early Prison Release Amid Virus Fears
• Ex-Garvey Schubert Atty Avoids Sanction In FCC License Row
• FCC Expediting $200M Telehealth Funds To Address COVID-19
• Companies Forced To Get Creative As Public Markets Stall
• Station Says Viewer Jeers Sunk Reporter's Bid For Traffic Gig
• FCC Expected To Release Plan For Sharing 6 GHz Band
• Tokyo Olympics Move May Spark Wave Of Contract Litigation
• After Tokyo Olympics Delay, Puma Wants '2021' Trademark
• Comcast Wants Justices To Rein In ITC's Patent 'Overreach'
• Pandemic Highlights Flaws In Calif. Worker Classification Law
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Justices Urged To Protect Millions Of Calif. Arbitration Clauses
• Restaurants, Theaters Want Coverage For COVID-19 Shutdown
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• Feds Won't Seek Jail For 'Varsity Blues' Mom During Outbreak
• Justices Remand Charter Bias Suit, Citing Comcast Ruling
• No Release For 'Real Housewife' Despite COVID-19 Risk
• Acquitted City Hall Aides Fight Bid To Clear Prosecutors
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• Zoom Service Provider Gets FCC Fee Relief Amid Traffic Spike
• Sales Tax Reliance Makes Fla. Vulnerable To COVID-19 Fallout
• Rare 'Varsity Blues' Video Sentence Carries Risks For Defense
• Dem. PAC Expands Ads Despite Trump Threat To TV Stations
• During Pandemic, Prolific Copyright Lawyer Keeps Suing
• COVID-19 Has School Districts Battling For WiFi Hotspots
• Ex-NFLer Sues Miami Herald Over Claims He Fled Courtroom
• How Hollywood COVID-19 Force Majeure Claims May Play Out
• Anheuser-Busch Can't Nix Retirees' Mortality Rate ERISA Suit
• Collaboration Is Key For Entertainment Cos. In Virus Era
• 7th Circ. Orders Redo Of $280M TCPA Penalty Against Dish
• Real Estate Rumors: Citibank, Barking Owl, Santander
• Deaf Advocates Get Class Cert. For MIT Caption Deal
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• Calif. Rule 'Eviscerates' Arbitration Act, Banking Industry Says
• RT Loses Challenge To Ofcom Fines Over Impartiality
• Beware Pervasive Trademark Scams During COVID-19
• Emerson Electric Slams BladeRoom's $24M Atty Fee Bid
• Motley Rice Defeats Rajaratnam's RICO Suit For Good
• CWA, Consumers Drop Challenges To T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
• 'Varsity Blues' Mom Cites Pandemic In Bid To Avoid Prison
• FCC Extends Net Neutrality Deadline Amid COVID-19
• 9th Circ. Mulls Congress' Role In Google, Facebook Oversight
• World Of Tanks Creator Sues Ex-Employees Over 'Blitz' TM
• NBA 2K Beats Copyright Case Over LeBron's Tattoos
• Real Estate Rumors: Minskoff, Columbia Pacific, Acres
• Advocates Say COVID-19 Funds Don't Meet Broadband Needs
• Visual Effects Co. Share Buyout Suit Kept Alive In Chancery
• Turkish Mining Co. Wins Block Of UK Arbitration Funding
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• 8 Possible Paths To Insurance Coverage For COVID-19 Losses
• Event Cancellation Insurance Rulings Organizers Must Know
• FCC Forms Anti-Robocall Team To Keep Hospital Lines Clear
• Loughlin, 'Varsity Blues' Parents Want 'Sham' Case Tossed
• Deloitte Must Face Adelphia Collapse Suit In Pennsylvania
• Entire TCPA Autodialer Ban Should Be Axed, High Court Told
• Disney Heir Says Judge Violated ADA By Appointing Guardian
• French Montana Can't Duck Copyright Infringement Suit
• Avenatti Gets 2nd Shot At Pretrial Release Amid Virus Fears
• Musicians' Pension Trustees Strike $27M Deal In ERISA Suit
• Skadden, Togut Segal OK'd As McClatchy's Ch. 11 Counsel
• Salvaging Copyright Reform From High Court Pirate Ship Case
• Poker Site Founder Cops Plea In 9-Year-Old Gambling Case
• 9th Circ. Clears 'Glee' School In 'Aggressive' Copyright Suit
• White House Unveils Strategy For Securing 5G Equipment
• Verizon Must Face Strike Workers' Overtime Suit In DC
• 3rd Circ. Says Post-Gazette, Teamsters Had No Implied Deal
• When Anti-SLAAP And Employment Bias Laws Collide
• Infowars Can't Use Free Speech Law To Toss Sandy Hook Suit
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• ​​Coronavirus' Impact On Hospitality Businesses Is Profound
• Pai Praises COVID-19 Connections But Draws Criticism
• Ill. Justices Decline Review Of Chicago Streaming Tax
• Esports Co. Hit With $3M Assault, False Imprisonment Suit
• Coronavirus Raises Pressure For Tax On Internet Giants
• After 'Stairway,' Ed Sheeran Judge Largely Bans Gaye Track
• Consumer Group Urges Calif. AG Not To Delay CCPA Start
• Okla. Tribes Want Lloyd's, AIG To Cover COVID-19 Biz Losses
• Twitter Can't Nix NM Kids' Data Suit Based On Jurisdiction
• Ex-NBA Ref Fouls Out In Disability Lawsuit, May Owe $263K
• Mass. AG Fights Facebook's Bid To Keep App Probe Internal
• Robocalls A Weapon For Good And Evil In Coronavirus Fight
• Fla. Court Applies Anti-SLAPP Law To Protect Election Mailer
• Comcast Asks 7th Circ. To Revisit Antitrust Suit Over Ad Sales
• 'Real Housewife' Seeks Prison Release Over COVID-19 Risk
• Olympics Postponed, But Will Retain 'Tokyo 2020' Name
• FCC Lets E-Rate Orgs Keep Wi-Fi On, But Schools Want More
• 'Over The Rainbow' Writer's Estate Drops Suit Against Apple
• Firm Protests 60-Day COVID-19 Stay In Tribe's Contract Row
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• CBD Website Escapes Libel Suit Over 'Heavy Metals' Article
• FCC Told To Preserve Network Sharing Amid COVID-19
• NY Times Escapes Suit Over DOJ Atty Groping Story
• 2nd. Circ. Won't Redo Trump Twitter Ban Ruling
• 'Game Over' For Sony-Platform Multiplayer Games IP Suit
• McClatchy Defends Retaining Skadden, Togut In Bankruptcy
• Fox Commentator Rips Boies Schiller As 'Dishonest'
• 5th Circ. 'Flunks' NLRB Ruling In DISH Labor Impasse Case
• DC Circ. Wary Of White House Ban On Playboy Reporter
• Kik Seeks Summary Judgment In SEC's $100M ICO Suit
• Regal Says Coronavirus Puts VIP Cinema's Ch. 11 Plan In Peril
• Ax-Throwing Co. Accused Of Illegally Chopping 10% Off Tips
• Pop Star Lizzo Slams 'Truth Hurts' IP Claims As 'Opportunistic'
• Shutterfly Says Email Wasn't Attempt To Force Arbitration
• Liebowitz Client Hit With Atty Fees After Dropping Case
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Cooley Partner, Former FCC Member Battles Likely COVID-19
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• 'Absurd' Time-Bar Claim Can't Kill Card Shuffler Antitrust Suit
• 4 Cases Show Growing Reach Of Federal Fraud Statutes
• Addressing COVID-19 Employee Rights Questions
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Supreme Court Rejects 3 Alice Patent Appeals
• Snap Agrees To Pay $155M In IPO Class Action Settlement
• Who Pays For The Broadway Shutdown?
• Freelancers Lose Push To Sidestep Calif. Contractor Law
• High Court Says States Are Immune From Copyright Suits
• Justices Set Strict Test For Bias Suits In Comcast Ruling
• Netflix Gets Mo'Nique's Bias And Pay Suit Trimmed, For Now
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit FanDuel, DraftKings' PTAB Win
• Weinstein Film Rights Buyer Spared Paying Pre-Ch. 11 Profits
• Alki David & Co. Will Pay $122K, Ending SEC Fraud Claims
• 'Safe' Sectors Like Schools, Real Estate May Feel COVID Pain
• Jury Hands Win To Publishers In Classic Rock Archive IP Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Deerfield, CGI, National Development
• Turkey Must Give NJ Court More Info On Arbitral Doc Bid
• Updating Publicly Traded Company Disclosures For COVID-19
• Casino Billionaire Looks To Nix $54M Bartlit Beck Award
• Churchill Downs Wants Hotel Exec To Pay For Failed Deal
• Johnny Depp's UK Libel Case Delayed Due To COVID-19
• Trump Admin. Eyeing Software Alternatives To Huawei
• Pulling Up Stakes: Husch Blackwell, Thompson Hine
• Imax Says Panamanian Co. Can't Enforce LatAm Awards
• Ex-Miami Heat Atty Slams Team's 'Cheap Shot' In FMLA Suit
• COVID-19 Warrants CCPA Enforcement Delay, Calif. AG Told
• US Trustee Flags McClatchy's Retention of Skadden, Togut
• Kraft, Mondelez Say CFTC Ducking Contempt Order Too Soon
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Toss Of Nonprofit CEO's RICO Suit
• 9th Circ. May Review Disney ADA Case After Judge's Death
• Louisville Newspaper Beats 'Derby Pie' Trademark Lawsuit
• Dems Worry About How Data Will Be Used In COVID-19 Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Viacom, Morgan Stanley, Weingarten
• The Rising COVID-19 Bankruptcy Risks
• Mandy Moore Hit With Copyright Suit Over Instagram Photo
• Mobile Games Biz Scopely's Series D Round Reaches $400M
• WWE, Take-Two Can't Knock Out Tattoo Artist's Copyright Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Marathon Petroleum, WeWork, Tegna
• T-Mobile Says Californians Slept Too Long On Merger Claims
• Trump Re-Ups FCC's O'Rielly For A 2nd Term
• MoviePass Parent Co. Sells Moviefone In Ch. 7 For $1M
• Katy Perry Can't Escape Suit Over Clinton Costume Pic
• Ex-CNBC Makeup Artist Can't Back Up OT Suit, 2nd Circ. Says
• How Law Firms Can Be Clients' Top Pick For Cyber Needs
• Epstein's Ex Ghislaine Maxwell Sues Estate for Legal Fees
• Stan Lee's Daughter Dodges Sanctions In IP Suit
• Cruise Line Tax Exemption Under Fire As Trump Floats Bailout
• Tekashi 6ix9ine Hit With $2M Suit Alleging Vanished Advance
• FCC Lifts Gift Rules To Help Clinics, Schools Amid COVID-19
• Copyright Office Issues Special Rules For COVID-19 Shutdown
• WiFi May Slow, But Low-Income Access Is Key COVID-19 Issue
• Steinbeck Family Takes Copyright Fight To High Court
• USC Says 'Varsity Blues' Docs Put Students In 'Media Circus'
• Savage Race Co. Sued Over 'Nearly Worthless' Insurance
• Californians Make Last-Minute Bid To Halt Sprint/T-Mobile Deal
• Facebook Looks To Toss App Cos.' Antitrust Class Action
• 'Housewives' Star, Girardi Get Loan Fight Sent To Arbitration
• Bumble Parent Co. Can't Swipe Left On Match IP Suit
• Ex-Prosecutor Sues Netflix Over Central Park Rape Miniseries
• LibbyHoopes Atty's Threat To Priest In SEC Case Irks Judge
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• LeBron Posted Unlicensed Dunk Pic On Facebook, Suit Says
• Cosmopolitan Magazine Hit With $35M Suit For 'Bait & Switch'
• Christian TV Network, PE Firm Offer $4.4B For Broadcaster
• Nike, Foot Locker Hit With TM Suit Over 'Endless Summer' Ads
• COVID-19 Fears Cut Trump Dossier Author Off Stand Mid-Trial
• 'Clash Of Clans' Patent Fights Belong In Texas, Fed. Circ. Says
• Johnny Depp's Libel Case May Be Delayed Amid Pandemic
• 'Spotlight' Atty Garabedian Must Face Defamation Claim
• Katy Perry Escapes 'Dark Horse' Copyright Verdict
• EU Regulators Say Coronavirus Doesn't Nix Data Protections
• Miramax Cuts Deal To Exit 'Amityville Horror' IP Row
• BigLaw Trio Tapped To Guide Fox's $440M Purchase Of Tubi
• Michigan Tribe Accused Of Casino Contracts Breach
• With Latham On Board, US Soccer Changes Tone In Bias Case
• Warner Bros. Sues Harry Potter-Themed Running Group
• Ill. Defamation Suit Against Jussie Smollett's Attys Trimmed
• FCC's O'Rielly Unhappy With USDA Broadband Fund Changes
• IRS Hearing Likely Eases Cloud Tax Rules' Implementation
• Stan Lee's Daughter Says She Can Press IP Claims In Suit
• 9th Circ. Postpones Dr. Seuss Copyright Hearing Over Virus
• DOT Discourages FCC From Dividing Auto Safety Band
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• 'Varsity Blues' Pretrial Deadlines Firm Despite Pandemic
• LA Court Closed For 3 Days Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Katy Perry Says 'Stairway' Ruling Crushes 'Dark Horse' Verdict
• 1st Circ. Says Copyright Sublicenses Can Be Implied
• Fla. Lawmakers Trim Tax Cut Bill Over COVID-19 Fears
• Composers' Heirs Say Google Pirated Classic Songs
• The Biggest UK IP Cases To Watch In 2020
• Wells Fargo Accused Of Fraud That Ruined Film On The Clash
• 9th Circ. Says Disney Copyright Accuser Is No Godzilla
• NY Bill Seeks Tax Up To 10% On Targeted Digital Ads
• Tribe To See Fruits Of FCC's 500K Rural Broadband Funding
• Ex-Fugees Star Wears 'Hazmat Gear' In NY Court Fearing Virus
• Pharmacy Groups Say Scant Facts Doom Pricing Site's Suit
• FCC, Lawmakers Work To Expand Emergency Wi-Fi Access
• What's Puzzling About The Kobe Bryant Wrongful Death Suit
• The Fight For Clarity On Calif. Worker Classification Law
• Broadcom IP Suit Blames Netflix For Cord-Cutting, Lost Sales
• Amazon, T-Mobile Get Job Ad Bias Suit Tossed, For Now
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• Lawsuit Debate Again Derails Wash. State Privacy Legislation
• BuzzFeed Sues Slew Of Federal Agencies For COVID-19 Docs
• Feds Abandon Extortion Case Against Boston City Hall Aides
• VidAngel Unlikely To Escape $62.4M Disney Verdict
• UK Spying Debate Leaves Post-Brexit Data Transfers Up In Air
• Belgian Artist Says Sotheby's Is Selling Plagiarized Works
• Facebook Moderators Say Job Caused Psychological Trauma
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Starwood, WE Communications
• Cox Infringed Photo Of NYC Terrorist Attack, Judge Says
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Davis Polk, Winston
• COVID-19 Sparks Outreach Efforts By FCC, Telecom Titans
• Kylie Jenner's 'Stormi' TM Battle Evinces A Celebrity Catch-22
• Ex-Canadian Football Star Latest To Cop Plea In 'Varsity Blues'
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Weinstein's 23 Years May Herald More #MeToo Prosecutions
• Fox Business Photog Says Network Put Her In Harm's Way
• Alan Parsons Can Pursue 'Knockoff' Claims Against Promoter
• Sprint, T-Mobile Reach Merger Deal With Calif. Utility Agency
• Amazon Gets 3rd Video Information Patent Axed At PTAB
• 7th Circ. Says Arbitration Can't Be Unwaived In Lego Dispute
• Calif. AG Unveils More Revisions To Proposed Privacy Law
• Wikipedia, Internet Archive Aim To Nix Text Prediction Patents
• 'Last Man Standing' Can't Delay T-Mobile/Sprint $56B Merger
• Britain Allows Bauer To Keep Local Radio Buys With Ad Deal
• Zeppelin 'Stairway' Copyright Decision Modernizes Doctrine
• Upcoming COPPA Enforcement Will Possibly Affect More Cos.
• Bloomberg Gets Drywall Builder's Bid-Rig Suit Tossed
• Citing COVID, 9th Circ. Moves Dr. Seuss Copyright Hearing
• Gambling Co. Owner Wins 'Lotto' Web Domain Dispute
• Calif. Gig Economy Law Hinders Freelance Writers, Judge Told
• NAB Scraps April Conference Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Match Backs Anti-Child Abuse Bill Despite Encryption Fears
• How Will 'Stairway' Ruling Hit Other Big Music Cases?
• GE, Ericsson Join Patent Pools For Video Coding Tech
• Facebook Says 9th Circ. Ruling Can't Help Users In Data Row
• Fortnite Player's Mom Sues Sony Over In-Game Purchases
• Ex-LA Sparks GM Hits Team With Gender Discrimination Suit
• Olympian, Track Stars Say NCAA Let Coach Abuse Them
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• Jefferson Airplane Singer's Widow Drops Mt. Sinai Suit
• CBD Co. Green Growth Accused Of Shorting Ad Co. $700K
• Vermont Sues Clearview AI Over Facial Data Collection
• Nintendo Gets PTAB To Nix Mobile Gaming Patent
• GOP Sens. Urge FCC To Use More Accurate Data In 5G Rollout
• Ex-Canadian Football Star To Cop Plea In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Weinstein Sentenced To 23 Years For Rape, Assault
• Tech Co. Fires Back At Quibi With Claims Of 'Egregious' Theft
• US Soccer Tells Court To Stay Out Of Union Bargaining
• DC Circ. Mulls Record Labels' Impact On Royalty Fight
• Facebook Rips NSO Group's 'Gamesmanship' In Hack Suit
• Kennedy Grills FCC Over Legitimacy Of $10B C-Band Payout
• 'Walking Dead' Judge Says No Thanks To Closing Arguments
• Battle To Revise Calif. Contractor Law Is 'Heating Up'
• 3 Things To Know About Zeppelin's 'Stairway' Copyright Win
• IRS Can't Enforce Songwriter's $20M Lien, 6th Circ. Says
• With Pierce Chief On Leave, New Suit Claims Funding Antics
• 2nd Circ. Largely Denies NYT's Bid To Unseal 1MDB Docs
• UK Gives Textbook Cos. Homework Over Antitrust Concerns
• WNBA Union Contract Is A Good Start, Despite Limitations
• FTC Settlement Expands Influencer Endorsement Guidance
• FCC Leaders Say Coronavirus Highlights Broadband Needs
• T-Band Auction Repeal Advances As Responders Urge Action
• Navigating New Federal, State Data Privacy Compliance Duties
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• NFL Players Union Hit With Labor Charge, Delays CBA Vote
• Weinstein Seeks 5-Year Minimum Sentence For Rape, Assault
• Stoner Comic Cheech Strikes Chill Deal In Coffee Co. TM Suit
• DraftKings, FanDuel Say Users' Relatives Can't Sue In MDL
• Streaming Startup Quibi Sues To Stop Rival's 'Threats'
• 'Walking Dead' Contracts Locked Profits In Place, Judge Told
• The Misfits Say Book Publisher Infringed 'Fiend Skull' Artwork
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Ruling May Shed Light On Boston Police Dept. Job Practices
• SeaWorld's Orca Ads Face Scrutiny As Bench Trial Kicks Off
• 6th Circ. Backs 10-Year Sentence For Actor's Money Manager
• Nascent Rights Group Alleges Music Industry Boycott
• Australia Latest To Hit Facebook Over Data Sharing Scandal
• PPG Can't Dodge Trial In Ex-Manager's Gender Bias Suit
• NSO Group Wants Sovereign Immunity In WhatsApp Hack Suit
• Spectrum-Sharing Lessons Pave Way For 6 GHz Reorg
• FCC Tees Up Phone Bill Fees, Broadcast Rules For March
• Facebook Says Lack Of Specifics Dooms Location Data Suit
• Lawmakers Concerned With DOJ's Sprint/T-Mobile Handling
• FDA Hits Vitamin Co., Televangelist For Fake COVID-19 Cures
• Kraft Pulls Bid To Sanction CFTC Over Press Release Feud
• 'Diesel Brothers' Must Pay $850K In Defeat Device Suit
• Ex-Mail Co. VP Accused Of Stealing Scientology Biz
• Keep Your Client Out Of The Courtroom During Voir Dire
• 15 Minutes With Liberty Media's Chief Legal Officer
• FTC Shows Its Teeth With Latest Privacy, Data Security Report
• Led Zeppelin Beats 'Stairway' Copyright Case At 9th Circ.
• Jury Deadlocks On WikiLeaks Charges Against Ex-CIA Coder
• Miami Heat Say 'Toxic' Ex-Atty Littered Court With FMLA Suit
• DOJ Says Judge's Comments On Barr Are Contrary To Facts
• Grindr Sold For $608M Following National Security Concerns
• Trump Campaign Sues CNN Over Russia Election Aid Story
• Gilat Investor Files Suit To Halt $532.5M Comtech Merger
• NY Spills Uncharged Weinstein Allegations In Sentence Memo
• Californians Taking T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge To 9th Circ.
• Fla. House OKs Bill For Comms Tax Cut, Car Co. Tax Breaks
• VidAngel Floats Ch. 11 Plan To Pay $62.4M Verdict In Full
• Pension Fund Says WWE Hid Souring Saudi Relations
• Alsup Throws A Wrench In Facebook's Data Breach Settlement
• Divided WikiLeaks Trial Jury Wraps Week With No Verdict
• Netflix Agrees To Disclose Exec Bonuses To Settle $27M Row
• FCC Chief Plans To Make Anti-Robocall Rules Mandatory
• Fed. Circ. Hands Wins To Dish In Ad Data Storage IP Fight
• Avenatti Lawyer Says NY Jail Lockdown Stalls Calif. Case
• A Possible Limit On High Court 2005 Agency Deference Ruling
• Fashion Attorney Wants Out Of 'Stale' Malpractice Suit
• As COVID-19 Increases Remote Work, Cyberhygiene Is A Must
• It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding
• 5Pointz Owner Heading To Supreme Court Over $6.75M Fine
• Johnny Depp Must Hand Over Tapes In Libel Suit
• IRS Looks To Discredit Facebook Sales Exec In Tax Trial
• Ex-Pimco CEO Will Ask For New 'Varsity Blues' Sentencing
• New Anti-Child Abuse Bill Threatens Tech's Liability Shield
• DC Judge Slams Barr's 'Misleading' Mueller Probe Remarks
• Artist Keith Haring's Estate Hits Underwear Co. With IP Suit
• Swingers Club Must Pay $900K For Using Women's Photos
• Sens. Float Bill To Shield Kids From Harmful Online Content
• BBC Hit With Sex Discrimination, Unpaid OT Suit In Miami
• Telecom Can't Escape New Mexico Competition Regs
• WikiLeaks Trial Juror Booted For Looking Up Lawyer Online
• Another Telecom Event Fizzles As FCC Plans For Coronavirus
• A Closer Look At Netflix's UK Tax Issue
• Stop Asking Bar Applicants About Mental Illness
• Facebook Stole 'Secret Sauce' Code, Mass. Startup Says
• Ex-Journey Members Tried To Swipe Name, Bandmates Say
• Christian Radio Star Ponzi Investors Agree To Return $185K
• Reddit, Giphy Deny Liability For Spreading TV Anchor's Photo
• NBA's Zion Williamson Says Ex-Agent Won't Play Ball In Suit
• Judge Takes 3rd Whack At GSU Textbook Copyright Case
• Employer ADA Insights From 2nd Circ. Bloomberg Ruling
• WikiLeaks Trial Judge Cautious As Jury Signals Disharmony
• High Court Must Reject Unconstitutional La. Abortion Law
• Rape Accuser Says Trump Can't 'Pick And Choose' Lawsuits
• Assessing Trump's Conditional Pardon Offer To Assange
• What The Coronavirus Means For Arbitration And Mediation
• PBS Scores $1.5M Jury Win In Tavis Smiley #MeToo Case
• EDTX Told Servers 'Consent' To Google Control In Venue Row
• Universal, Insurer Settle 'War' Coverage Fray On Eve Of Trial
• Sidley Partner Tapped To Represent Roger Stone Jurors
• Facebook Gets Early Win Against NSO Group In Spyware Suit
• Ex-Judge Escapes Suit Over Alleged Probation Power Grab
• 9th Circ. Rejects Claim Facebook Privacy Deal Is 'Worthless'
• Liebowitz Still Denied Atty Fees For Copyright Win
• WikiLeaks Jury Asks If Accused Ex-CIA Coder Has Asperger's
• USC Must Reveal Redacted Emails In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Irell Shrinkage Continues With Entertainment Chair's Exit
• Grammys Exec Ousted Amid BigLaw Harassment Claim
• Rapaport Wants Early Win In Barstool Defamation Suit
• EU's Top Court Rejects Hungarian Tax Fine On Google
• Most Candid Party Often Wins At DOJ, Competition Head Says
• What The Presidential Race Means For Big Tech, Silicon Valley
• What Congress Misses About Universal Injunctions
• Marvin Gaye Family Says Pharrell Lied In Copyright Trial
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Lessons From 'Italian Summer Camp'
• AMC Investors Want Class Cert. In Securities Fraud Suit
• Playing To Win: The Post-Alice Video Game Patent Landscape
• Reporter Says CBS Retaliated After Red Bull Stunt Went Awry
• Lawmakers Back TCPA In High Court Constitutionality Fight
• FTC Atty Who Helmed Qualcomm Appeal Has Retired
• Avenatti, Feds Seek To Screen Jury For Bias In Calif. Trial
• Netflix Says 'Afflicted' Subjects Signed Away Control
• How The FCC Charged 4 Carriers With $200M In Privacy Fines
• Rapper TI Exits Suit Alleging Endorsement Of FLiK ICO
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Ban On Comcast Cable Box In Patent Suit
• High Court Won't Take Up Picasso Painting Ownership Case
• Comcast Tells Justices Calif. Rule Interferes With Arbitration
• MTC Panel Tables AT&T's Request For Model Marketplace Bill
• Comcast Rips Denver Sports Network's Antitrust Claims
• AT&T, Local Carrier Both Take Swipes At FCC In Rate Dispute
• Defending $1B Verdict, Labels Say Cox 'Mocked' Copyright
• WikiLeaks Jury Gets Case After Defense Faults 2nd CIA Coder
• Prepare Your Law Firm Tech For Coronavirus Impact
• Nintendo Can Arbitrate Joystick Dispute But Can't Dismiss It
• Atty Tips To Avoid 'Scope Creep' And Malpractice Claims
• EU's Top Court Rules 'Fack Ju' Not Too Offensive For TM