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Media & Entertainment - April, 2020

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• Virus Keeps 'Varsity Blues' Parents Out Of Prison, For Now
• Sens. Float Privacy Bill To Protect Data In COVID-19 Era
• Ex-Miami Heat Lawyer's FMLA Case Booted To Arbitration
• Spotify Accused Of Misleading Audio Co. To Steal Ad Software
• Cubs, MLB Have Inadequate Netting, Woman Hit In Face Says
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Exec. Order Solidifies Team Telecom, But Gray Areas Remain
• Content In Quarantine: Copyright Best Practices For Pandemic
• 5 Great-Recession Lessons GCs Must Remember Today
• Pandemic May Prompt Legislative Action On Court Deadlines
• Lessons From Steven Seagal On Digital Asset Endorsements
• TV Crime Show Not Liable For Police Witness's Shooting
• Roger Stone Asks DC Circ. To Review His Conviction
• Holocaust Org. Sues Chubb For Coronavirus Coverage Denial
• 3rd Circ. Won't Stop 'Real Housewives' Star's Deportation
• HuffPost, Rolling Stone Beat Arpaio's New Defamation Suit
• Pelosi Back To Beating Drum For Broadband Aid In Virus Bill
• Garvey Schubert Doled Out 'Warmed-Over' Args In Ethics Spat
• RI Tax Credit Payments On Track Despite COVID-19
• Comcast Fails To Keep Sports Network's Antitrust Suit On Ice
• DOI, Calif. Tribe Ask DC Circ. To Toss Casino Land Challenge
• Pillsbury Adds DLA, Reed Smith Attys To Restructuring Team
• Gimlet Wants $1.4M After Beating TM Suit Over 'Reply All'
• Bartlit Beck Slams Casino Investor's Bid To Duck $54M Award
• Live Nation Accused Of Monopolizing Ticket Sales
• 'Tiger King' Shines Light On An Endangered Species Act Quirk
• Eventbrite Beats Investor Suit Over Ticketfly Integration
• Judging A Book: Richardson Reviews 'Criminal Dissent'
• Seinfeld Finds Friendly Crowd In 2nd Circ. 'Comedians' Args
• If Md.'s Digital Ad Tax Is Passed, Court Challenges Will Follow
• Cable Cos. Can't Make Us Pay For Animal Planet, 1st Circ. Told
• Bad Faith Sinks Most Of Sky's Trademark Infringement Suit
• Feds Fight Virus-Based 'Varsity Blues' Sentencing Changes
• PTAB Judge Probes Evidence In Mystery Shopper IP Case
• ACLU Asks 9th Circ. To Unseal Facebook Encryption Ruling
• SeaWorld Tries To Shake False Ad Suit As 1st Trial Wraps
• 11th Circ. Affirms SEC Win Over Atty In NBA Star Fraud Case
• Tegna Shareholder Slams Pre-Proxy Vote 'Smear Campaign'
• Windstream Must Hand Charter More Info In False Ad Trial
• Xbox One Controller Defect 'Thwarts' Gameplay, Gamer Says
• Complaint Says Understaffed Enforcers Jeopardize GDPR
• Facebook Can't End Trio Of Sex Trafficking Suits
• Mellon Heiress's Estate Says PNC Botched $660M Trust Split
• 7th Circ. Weighs Limits On Packaging In Bud Light Ad Row
• Parents Push Twitter To Step Up Policing Of 'Zoombombing'
• Sports Network Pushes Discovery In Suit Against Comcast
• UK Bingo Co. Seeks To Recoup VAT Overpayment
• More Businesses Sue Insurers In Pa. Over COVID-19 Denials
• Clearview Wants Biometric Privacy Suits Out Of Ill.
• FCC Launches Rule To Eliminate 'One Ring' Phone Scams
• Wi-Fi Groups Square Off Over Auto Industry's 5.9 GHz Pledge
• Tips For Minimizing Law Firm Liability During COVID-19
• How Streaming Video Cos. Are Challenging New Taxes
• Textbook Giants Rethinking Merger Plan, UK Watchdog Says
• Chinese Media Co. Accused Of Double-Digit Revenue Inflation
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• BBC Beats Freelancer's Sex Discrimination Appeal
• 3 Recommendations For Cos. Considering Litigation Finance
• Feds Dig In On Bid For High Court To Preserve TCPA Call Ban
• Hollywood Agents Get Writers Guild Antitrust Claims Trimmed
• FCC Seeks More White House Input On Team Telecom Revamp
• USPTO Says Fed. Circ. Ruling Doesn't Moot Uniloc Appeal
• Justices Urged To Rein In ITC In Domestic Patent Fights
• Florida-Based Theater Chain Hits Ch. 11 After Scuttled Deal
• SEC And Kik Rip Each Others' Args Over $100M Token Sale
• SXSW Fans Want Ticket Refunds After COVID-19 Cancellation
• Charter Can't Delay Windstream Ch. 11 False Ad Trial
• Google Aims At Stock Photo Co.'s 'Conspiracy Theory' Suit
• A Proposed Technology-Assisted Review Framework
• Calif. Privacy Law Takeaways From 9th Circ. Facebook Case
• AT&T, Comcast Can't Force Calif. Arbitration, High Court Told
• In Seuss Case, 9th Circ. Is Wary Of Fair Use For Mashups
• Pandemic Fuels FCC's Partisan Split Over Broadband Access
• How COVID-19 Is Set To Reshape Federal Privacy Law Debate
• No Early Release For Reality Winner Over COVID-19 Fears
• 'Varsity Blues' Prosecutors Deny Entrapment Claim
• Facebook's Record $5B FTC Settlement Approved By Judge
• FCC Says Chinese Telecoms Must Defend US Licenses
• Watchdog Says FCC Isn't Finished Improving Comment Portal
• Investors Fight Kevin Hart's Bid To Nix Crypto Scam Suit
• Ex-Agent Can't Duck Basketball Star's Marketing Deal Suit
• Reps. Introduce Bill To Spur Open 5G Technologies
• 'Sweet James' Sours On Rival Firm Accused Of Branding Theft
• The Pandemic's Impact On Pending M&A
• How Lawyers Can Find Equanimity In Crisis
• Taxation With Representation: Debevoise, Kirkland, Skadden
• ITC Finds Comcast Infringes TiVo Patent, Bars Imports
• Tabloid Wants Malice Claim Cut In Meghan Markle Libel Suit
• Despite Coronavirus Pledges, Customer ISP Issues Persist
• Ex-Pimco CEO Asks To Start 'Varsity Blues' Term At Home
• Roger Stone Backs Public Release Of Jury Questionnaires
• Jussie Smollett Can't Sue Chicago For Malicious Prosecution
• Cumulus Media Hit With Age Bias Suit From Ex-Sales Workers
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Skadden, Kirkland Rep On $757M Marketing Co. Merger
• PTAB Case Highlights Power Of Nonobviousness Arguments
• UK Signs Off On Spanish Telecom's $2.4B Arqiva Buyout
• Calif. COVID-19 Class Actions: Early Trends And Key Defenses
• FCC Backs Off Of Aggressive Space Junk Regulations
• Kawhi Leonard Loses 'Claw' Logo Copyright Suit Against Nike
• Publisher's 'Salt Mine' Tweet Violates Law, NLRB Judge Says
• Courts Should Look To 3 Bar Exam Alternatives During Crisis
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nintendo, Neiman Marcus, Saudi Aramco
• FCC Passes 6 GHz Reorganization, 5G Funding Plan
• Boies Schiller Loses 13 Calif. Partners To King & Spalding
• Top Fox Lawyer Among Execs To Forgo Salary Amid COVID-19
• ​​​​​​​Lobbyists Take Fight Over Virus Relief Ban To DC Circ.
• Pay-TV Group Clashes With Broadcasters Over Small Biz Aid
• AMC Theaters Sued For $7.5M In Unpaid Rent Amid COVID-19
• Billy Joel Accused Of Using Fired Contractor's Home Designs
• Laos Wants Idaho Businessman Held Liable For $3.7M Award
• NASCAR Driver Hit With Trademark Suit From Pharma Co.
• Don't Arbitrate Claims NFLPA Ruined His Rep, Agent Says
• Texas AG Paxton Says Google Probe Progressing
• FCC Affirms Relaxed Stance On Political Ad Disclosure Rules
• LG Must Face New Trial In Video Display Infringement Suit
• Hot Pockets Heiress Wants 'Varsity Blues' Sentence At Home
• NLRB Says Unilateral Change Shift Can Apply In Lapsed CBAs
• What Entertainment Cos. Must Know About CARES Act Loans
• FCC To Tackle Spectrum, Satellite Rules At May Meeting
• Skadden-Led Blank Check Co. Prices Upsized $720M IPO
• Are Litigation Funding Documents Protected From Discovery?
• 7th Circ. Ruling Solidifies Circuit Split On Antitrust Standing
• XFL Floats Mid-July Goal Line For Ch. 11 Asset Sale Process
• DC AG Nabs Atty Who Quit Over Roger Stone Interference
• Hogan Lovells, Davis Polk Tapped In $5.7B Facebook-Jio Deal
• Facebook Tells Fed. Circ. That High Court Case Undoes Loss
• Citing Zuckerberg's 'Iron Glove,' Facebook Investors Urge Trial
• 'American Factory' Subject Fuyao Won't Face NLRB Suit
• Broadcasters Call AT&T 'Callous' Over DirecTV Network Cuts
• Former XFL Commish Sues Vince McMahon Over Termination
• 9th Circ. Judge Open To Reviving Oculus IP Suit Again
• FCC Told Its Request For Net Neutrality Feedback Is Myopic
• Trumps' Latest 'Stall Tactic' Should Be Rejected, Investors Say
• Can IP Rights Be Reconceived Via Music Modernization Act?
• Don't Use Recovery Funds For T-Mobile Build-Out, Groups Say
• Feds Say COVID-19 Fears No Reason To Release Leaker
• Fed. Circ. Gives Dish, SiriusXM New Shot At Fees In IP Fight
• How COVID-19 Might Uproot Centuries Of Litigation Traditions
• Ripple Sues YouTube Over Crypto Scams
• 9th Circ. Sides With San Diego Comic-Con In Trademark Fight
• Ex-UCLA Soccer Coach To Plead Guilty In 'Varsity Blues'
• Fox News Host Slams Harassment Suit As Plea For Attention
• Lobbyists' 'Injury' In SBA Virus Relief Ban Questioned
• Panamanian Media Co. Fights Imax Bid To Nix LatAm Awards
• Families Sue Helicopter Co. Over Deadly Kobe Bryant Crash
• NY, LA Can't Delay Net Neutrality Comment Deadline For Virus
• Ticketmaster, Live Nation Sued Over COVID-19 Refund Policy
• EEOC Says Evidence Implies Age Bias In CBS Station's Hiring
• Houseparty Users Say Epic Games Shares Info With Facebook
• DraftKings Settles With Bettors Over Chaotic NJ Event
• Consider Legal Ramifications Before Recording Video Calls
• Full FCC Votes To Approve Ligado's 5G Network Plan
• Rethinking The Open Office In Light Of COVID-19
• Dish Can't Force AIG Unit To Cover Robocall Judgment
• Gain Capital Investor Aims To Block $236M Merger
• Byron Allen's Studio Hits Nielsen With $30M Contract Suit
• Netflix Escapes Some Patent Claims As Case Moves To NY
• FCC Wants High Court's Help In Relaxing Ownership Rules
• 'Varsity Blues' Judge Orders Feds To Explain 'Disturbing' Call
• Judge Tells Facebook Privacy Attys To Use Zoom, Not Email
• $8M Suit Calls Ford 'Too Cheap' To License Music
• 3 Tips For Deposing Difficult Witnesses Remotely
• Contract Performance During Pandemic: Lessons From 1918
• Dancing Daughter Steals Spotlight On Firm's Instagram Page
• Jay-Z, Timbaland Beat Soul Singer's Copyright Suit
• Pay TV Group Says Relief Isn't Meant For Conglomerates
• Zion Williamson Was At Duke When Talks Began, Suit Says
• How T-Mobile And Sprint Beat A State-Led Merger Challenge
• Trump Outlines Phases Of COVID-19 Reopening Led By States
• Stone Jurors Plea For Protection, Citing Attacks And Threats
• Roger Stone's 2nd Bid For A New Trial Is Rejected
• 6th Circ. Signs Off On $12M Cut To HarperCollins Verdict
• Sprint/T-Mobile Merger Receives Final Regulatory Approval
• 3 Firms Steer $400M Injection In Outdoor Advertising Biz
• Megan Thee Stallion Keeps Fight With Label Out Of Arbitration
• Feds Say Film Orgs Can't Sue Over Social Media Visa Policy
• 2 McClatchy Creditors Offer $263M Credit Bid For Co.
• Words With Friends Gaming Co. Hid Data Breach, Suit Says
• Alec Baldwin, Pink Floyd Founder Call For Donziger's Release
• Ad Group's Bidding System Clears DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny
• Artists Call On DOJ To Block Liberty Media-IHeart Deal
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Katy Perry Copyright Accuser Takes Case To 9th Circ.
• Jay-Z, Meek Mill Say Documentary Didn't Defame Philly Cop
• Corporate Borrowing Binge Expands To High-Yield Bonds
• Ch. 11 Refunds Delayed For XFL Season Ticket Holders
• FCC Asked To Do More To Stop Internet Hikes Amid COVID-19
• Concert Co. Can't Use COVID-19 To Pause $2M Contract Case
• Ticketbuyers Seek Refunds After Show Canceled Due To Virus
• FTC Docs Reveal Scope Of Robocall Enforcement Efforts
• Selena Gomez Accuses 'Unsavory' App Of Stealing Her Image
• Judge's DOJ T-Mobile Deal Approval Hinged On Protections
• Charter Can't Beat 'Vicarious' Music Piracy Claims
• Trump Likely Doesn't Have Power To Reopen Businesses
• Emerging Trends In COVID-Related Commercial Litigation
• UK Watchdog Weighs Closer Look At Ad Platforms' Merger
• New Jersey's Plan For 2020 Law Grads Is Brilliant
• Tesla Can't Shake Stock Suit Over Musk's Take-Private Tweets
• Germany Drops Sky Antitrust Probe Amid Coronavirus
• Facebook Still Skirting Political Ad Rules, Wash. AG Says
• FCC Won't Hide Details Of Telecom's Lifeline Subsidy Abuse
• Apex Parks OK'd For $11.5M Ch. 11 Loan Despite Debt Payoff
• FCC Mulls How To Replace Huawei, ZTE Telecom Equipment
• 11th Circ. Says Epstein Victim's Rights Weren't Squashed
• Gunmakers Must Face Suit Over Las Vegas Mass Shooting
• FCC Urged To Rethink Blocking States From Broadband Fund
• Philly Atty Says He's Been Falsely Accused Of Racism
• Insurer Wants Out Of Assault Suit Against Punk Rocker
• 3rd Circ. Agrees Newsweek Didn't Defame Trump Supporter
• Age Bias Ruling May Usher Stronger Civil Rights Protections
• 7th Circ.'s TCPA Ruling Could Weaken Do-Not-Call Exception
• No Bail For Ex-Soccer Boss Doing 9 Years For Bribery
• Managing E-Discovery Providers In Times Of Crisis
• Comcast Taps Ex-21st Century Fox Atty As Compliance Chief
• Photog Can't Sue News Site Over Embedded Instagram Posts
• Planning For Calif. Privacy Law Compliance Amid Uncertainty
• Compliance Challenges In Cos.' COVID-19 Charity Marketing
• Witness Preparation Tips For Your Next Video Deposition
• How IP Lawyers Can Work Strategically During Pandemic
• Facebook, LinkedIn Sued For 'Eavesdropping' On Zoom Users
• Ricky Martin Dodges FIFA Song Contest Suit At 1st Circ.
• Six Flags Charging Member Fees During COVID-19, Suit Says
• Reality Winner Seeks Home Confinement Due To COVID-19
• Trump Sues NBC Affiliate Over 'Defamatory' COVID-19 Ad
• Internet Archive Tells Senator 'Emergency Library' Is Fair Use
• Opening Bands To Wi-Fi Can Trigger $183B Boon, Group Says
• Nurses Sue For Refund After Virus Halts Convention At Sea
• Law Prof Drops Defamation Suit After NY Times Edits Story
• Google 'Guides' Seek Class Cert. Over Drive Storage Promise
• XFL Files For Ch. 11 After COVID-19 Shuts Down League
• Zoom Class Actions Highlight Calif. Privacy Law Issues
• Law360's Media & Entertainment Editorial Advisory Board
• Facebook Wins Discovery Pause In App Makers' Antitrust Suit
• In Defense Of Virtual Mediation
• Performers, Composers Get Cert. In Rock Archive Bootleg Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms 3 Rulings On Alice, Amended Patents
• Tribal Court No Option In Bingo Hall Fall Suit, Texas Man Says
• Boston City Hall Aide Wants $500K Fees After Post-Trial Win
• Weinstein Faces 5th Sexual Assault Charge In LA
• Songwriter Drops 6th Circ. Appeal Of $20M Tax Dispute
• Ex-Soccer Boss Denied Early Release, Bail Still On The Table
• High Court Asked Not To Hear Facebook Privacy Case
• A Call To Action For The Coming Insurance Litigation Siege
• Kathy Griffin Beats Lawsuit Over Twitter 'Doxing'
• What's At Stake In High Court TCPA Case
• How A Small Law Firm Adapts To Remote Work
• Don't Just Delay The Bar Exam — Cancel It Forever
• ISPs' COVID Response Said To Negate Net Neutrality Rules
• 'Walking Dead' Theme Park Actor Sues Universal Over Assault
• Senate Pressed To Protect Data Privacy Amid COVID-19 Crisis
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Say Feds Still Sitting On Key Evidence
• Law Firm Accused Of Aiding Producer's Alleged Spycam Plot
• FCC Lets Stations Swap Kid TV For Local Content In April
• FaZe Clan Must Cover Director's Fees In 'Corporate Raid' Case
• Fla. Enacts Pared-Down Tax Cut Bill Over COVID-19 Fears
• France Requiring Google To Negotiate Pay For News Content
• FCC's O'Rielly Ropes Trump Into Fight For Pentagon Airwaves
• Ill. Class Aims To Halt Clearview AI's Facial Photo Data Scrape
• Biz Group Wants Justices To Tackle NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Ex-Fox Execs Deny New Charges In FIFA Bribery Case
• Fla. Botanic Garden Wants UK Artist's Copyright Suit Tossed
• 'Apprentice' Outtakes Relevant In Fraud Suit Against Trump
• 9th Circ. Revives Wiretap Claims In Facebook Privacy Suit
• Social Distance And Livestreams: Protecting Music Copyright
• Don't Forget Firm Culture When Adapting To Remote Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Shuttered Apex Parks Chain Opens Ch. 11 Hoping To Sell
• Trump, Kids Can't Send Class's Fraud Claims To Arbitration
• Club Attacks SBA Ban On Virus Relief Loans For Strip Joints
• WWE Wrestler Ric Flair's LLC Loses Bid For 'Nature Boy' Mark
• Buckley Atty Faces The Sugary Trials Of Netflix's 'Nailed It!'
• Barstool Says Insults Thrown At Rapaport Not Defamatory
• New 'Varsity Blues' Evidence Puts Prosecutors On Defensive
• Markey Calls For Privacy Rules On Videconference Providers
• Clinton Calls Gabbard's Defamation Suit Politically Motivated
• Facebook, Google Push Back On UK's Market Power Fears
• FCC Urged To Let Schools Use Funds For COVID Response
• Fall Out Boy Settles IP Suit Over Llama Puppets
• What Calif. Office Of Tax Appeals Says About Income Sourcing
• Shareholders Sue Zoom Over Privacy, Hacking Concerns
• Comcast Can't Get Full 7th Circ. To Tank Antitrust Suit
• London's Jewish Chronicle Folds Under COVID-19 Pressure
• Viacom Settles Former VH1 Exec's Racial Bias Suit
• Cahill Gordon Suspends 2020 Summer Associate Program
• Post Malone's 'Circles' Co-Writer Wants Song Credit, Royalties
• Pierce Firm Says No Do-Over For Atty In 'Gears Of War' Case
• News Corp., Insignia Antitrust Suit Moves Forward
• Irish Watchdog Warns Of Ad Giants Culling Health Sites' Data
• 3 New Video Game IP Rulings You've Gotta Read
• NBC Seeks Toss Of Defamation Suit Over Viral DC Encounter
• DOI Will Hold Off On Taking Mashpee Land Out Of Trust
• Press Pools Protect 1st Amendment During Pandemic
• Lawmakers Seek $2B Broadband Aid As Part Of COVID Funds
• Film Director Eyes Fair Use After Rolling Stones Label Sues
• Pai Says 6 GHz Spectrum Auction Would Be Impractical
• Inside Shareholder Rights Plans Adopted Amid COVID-19
• Indiana Theater Sues Insurer Over COVID-19 Coverage
• Conducting Court Hearings Remotely: 12 Considerations
• Pastor Sampled By Kanye West Hits Record Label With IP Suit
• NYC Schools Drop Zoom As Privacy, Security Scrutiny Grows
• BladeRoom Attys Awarded Bulk Of $24.5M Sought In IP Row
• 10th Circ. Lets Irish Cos. Off Hook For $4.5M Pension Debt
• Firm Cost-Cutting Has GCs Watchful But Not Worried — Yet
• 3rd. Circ. Says Press Release Didn't Defame Pharma Co.
• FCC Slams 'Brazen' Petition To Probe Airing COVID-19 News
• UMG Scores Big Win In Suit Over Tapes Destroyed In Fire
• New York Can't Be Trusted With 911 Funding, O'Rielly Says
• An Early Look At DOJ's Increased Focus On COVID-19 Fraud
• Telecom Industry, Localities Clash Over COVID-19 Hurdles
• Streaming Co.'s Successor Liable For $6M Dish Judgment
• Trump Formalizes 'Team Telecom' Reviews Of Foreign Deals
• Former Fox Execs Charged In FIFA Bribery Case
• The Era Of Video Mediation Is Here — Or Is It?
• COVID-19 Highlights BigLaw Need For Emotional Intelligence
• Studios Take On 'Brazen' Streaming Service In Piracy Suit
• US Warns 'Gateway Providers' To Halt COVID-19 Phone Scams
• 5th Circ. Backs Block On West Texas Tribe's Bingo
• StubHub Sued For Refunds For Coronavirus-Canceled Events
• Injured Cheerleader's $2.6M Trial Win Scrapped On Appeal
• Tinder Accuses Bumble Of 'Exploiting' COVID-19 In IP Fight
• Zoom's Sudden Rise Presents Test For New Calif. Privacy Law
• AMC Can't Deduct Film-Showing Costs, Texas Justices Say
• False Ad Considerations In The Time Of COVID-19
• Judicial Shaming Of Attys Is Troubling Even During Pandemic
• Surveillance Co. Says Facebook Wanted To Use Its Spy Tools
• Lawmakers Urge FCC To Enforce Law Barring Hidden Fees
• 2nd Circ. Dismissal Affirms The Limits Of Civil RICO Claims
• Social Media Giants Must Face Free Speech Suit, DC Circ. Told
• What It's Like To Join A Law Firm In The COVID-19 Era
• SEC Accuses Entertainment Tech Co. Of $45M Offering Fraud
• Taxation With Representation: Sidley, Kirkland, Gibson
• Don't Be Social Media Distancing: LinkedIn Tips For Lawyers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Led Zeppelin Ruling Is Already Affecting Copyright Litigation
• COVID-19 Forces VIP Cinema To Shut Down, Scrap Ch. 11 Plan
• Fla. Court Ends Suit Blaming Social Media For Pulse Shooting
• Weinstein Suit's Bankruptcy Link Ties It To SDNY, Court Told
• You Watched 'Tiger King.' Now Read All The Legal Docs
• Nintendo Hit With Game Controller Patent Suit At ITC
• Spotify Can't Shake Or Move Eminem Copyright Suit
• Despite Rising Web Traffic, FCC Says Carriers Keeping Up
• How COVID-19 Will Affect DOJ's White Collar Enforcement
• Dems Press FCC Head To Debunk Trump's Broadcast Threats
• Festival Case May Be Preview Of COVID-19 Consumer Suits
• Cinema Owner Says Mexican Co. Used COVID-19 To Slip Sale
• FCC Says Gov'ts Can Send COVID-19 Stay Home Reminders
• Mobile Ad Firm Settles Chancery Suit Over $34M Merger
• Remote Depositions: Coming To A Home Office Near You
• Ways Lawyers Can Support The Most Vulnerable Right Now
• Facebook, Chamber Back Bid To Strike TCPA Autodialer Ban
• Tribunal In Turkey Arbitration Will Consider Court Discovery
• Loughlin Says 'Varsity Blues' Charges Not Tied To Mass.
• Fed. Circ. Won't Restore $1.3M CBS Podcast Patent Verdict
• Dish Rival Asks DC Circ. To Rethink Spectrum License Ruling
• Dems Probe Net Neutrality Repeal's Effect On FCC Oversight
• Christian Music Co. Found Liable In SEC's Investor Fraud Suit
• Wi-Fi Sharing And 5G Funding On FCC's Agenda For April
• Entercom Urges Court To Toss Exec's Sex Misconduct Suit
• Congress Must Bolster Bias Remedies After Comcast Ruling
• 'Fortnite' Maker Can't Fully Escape Sax Player's Dance Suit
• Chinese Hologram Co. WiMi Prices $26M IPO At Low End
• Fox Talking Head's Boies Schiller Suit Halted In Texas
• Disney GC To Take Pay Cut Due To COVID-19
• Facebook Can't Halt Antitrust Row Discovery, Say App Makers
• Kendall Jenner Sued For Infringement Over Instagram Video
• Confronting The Challenges Of Virtual Mediation
• Time Warner Can't Shake Workers' Revived Overtime Suit
• Hulk Hogan Sex Tape Insurance Suit Moved To Georgia
• Citing Free Speech, Judge Ends 'Call Of Duty' Humvee Case