Media & Entertainment Archive » May, 2020

Media & Entertainment - May, 2020

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• Rejected College Applicants Can't Sue Over 'Varsity Blues'
• NY Court Won't Reconsider Sanctions For 'Notorious' Atty
• Sens. Join Call For FTC To Probe How TikTok Uses Kids' Data
• D&O Insurer Didn't Deny In Bad Faith, Ill. Appeals Court Says
• 'Storage Wars' Star Loses Fight Over Public Storage Bounty
• Ligado Opposes NTIA's Push To Stall 5G Plan Approval
• Twitter, Reddit Say Social Media Visa Rules Limit Free Speech
• Avoiding Inadvertent Privilege Waivers In E-Communications
• Dems Upbeat On Prospects For Stalled Broadband Bills
• Doctor Escapes Sanctions For Now In CNN Defamation Suit
• Maine Pay-Per-Channel Law Is Illegal, Comcast Tells 1st Circ.
• Funder Wants Out Of Pierce Bainbridge Representation Case
• Lawmakers Say DOI's Trust Decision 'Infringed' On Congress
• Entertainment Cos. May Not Be Insured For Pandemics
• 5 Tips For Drafting Effective Legal Billing Guidelines
• Hotel Biz Can't Upend $296M Award In Casino Contract Fight
• Facebook Beats AI Startup's Bid To Shield Trade Secrets
• Cumulus Media Says Time Limit Spells Doom For 401(k) Suit
• 1st 'Varsity Blues' Trial Date Remains Firm Despite Pandemic
• TCL, Canon Settle IP Suit Amid Roku Source Code Fight
• Fortnite Creator Beats 'Running Man' Dance IP Suit
• Va. City Approves Pamunkey Tribe As Casino Operator
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Harvey Weinstein Hit With New Rape Allegations In New York
• Zion Williamson Says NCAA Eligibility Not Relevant To Suit
• House Dems Ask FTC To Probe TikTok Over Kids' Privacy Deal
• Apple, M. Night Shyamalan Beat Claims 'Servant' Was A Copy
• Basketball League Calls Quinn A Qatar 'Spy' In Commish Case
• PTAB Axes Another Rovi Patent In IP War With Comcast
• Newspaper Union Says Arbitrator, NLRB Ruling Not In Conflict
• FCC Chair Pushes Back On Lawmakers' Ligado 5G Protests
• High Time To End Freelancers' AB 5 Challenge, Calif. Says
• White House Order To Tackle Twitter Bias On Shaky Ground
• 11th Circ. OKs Awards In Imax Fight With Panamanian Co.
• Don't Cancel Your Summer Associate Programs
• Real Estate Rumors: TikTok, Swezy Family, Amazon
• Trump Campaign Says NBC Unit Ad 'Altered' Audio Clip
• New House Bill Aims To Expedite FCC Auction Funds
• Avoiding M&A Deal-Breaking Disputes During A Downturn
• Liebowitz Sanctioned So Often Judge Says He's Lost Track
• Calif. Law Firm Hits Google With Antitrust Suit Over Ads
• Netflix, Amazon, Apple Beat IP Suit Over Kids' Song In Film
• Investors Sue Carnival Over Its Response To COVID-19 Crisis
• Gabbard Drops $50M Hillary Clinton Suit, Citing COVID-19
• Bose Shakes Wiretap Claims In Headphone Data Privacy Row
• Vince McMahon Out As XFL Ch. 11 Bidder, DIP Lender
• Tech Giants Beat Conservatives' Free Speech Suit At DC Circ.
• Private Prison Co. Sues Netflix For Using Logo In 'Messiah'
• Judge Won't Fast-Track Vegas Sun's Antitrust Row With Rival
• Facebook Wants Full 9th Circ. To Reconsider Wiretap Ruling
• Clear Channel, SF Mayor Beat Suit Over Nixed Billboards
• DOJ Tells Justices To Take Up $250M Nazi Art Fight
• Ultra Music Festival Sued For Denying COVID-19 Refunds
• Sorrento Sued Over COVID-19 'Cure' Comment To Fox News
• Feds Urge Govs. To Label Telecom Workers As 'Essential'
• 'Potterhead' Group Wants To End Warner Bros. TM Lawsuit
• 5 Ways To Reduce Post-Pandemic Legal Malpractice Exposure
• Justices Should Construe Computer Fraud Law Narrowly
• DOL Shuts Down Media's Pre-Release Access To Jobs Data
• Tribal Group Calls DOI's Rule Swap 'Egregious' In Trust Suit
• Ex-Fox Exec Can't Kick FIFA Bribery Charges
• 'Criminal Minds' Set Riddled With Sex Harassment, Suit Says
• Bayard Sues Harvey Weinstein For $420K In Unpaid Fees
• Dish Subscriber Urges 11th Circ. To Revive TCPA Claims
• Who Won Spokeo? Attys Still Debating 4 Years Later
• NCAA Denies Duty To Protect Athletes From Coach Abuse
• CBS Says Ex-Worker Is Backtracking In Sex Harassment Suit
• Rachel Maddow, MSNBC Beat OAN Defamation Suit
• ITC Asks Justices To Send Comcast IP Spat Back To Fed. Circ.
• Gray's North Dakota TV Station Buy Foiled By FCC
• Warner Music Group Plans IPO To The Tune Of $1.7B
• Credibility Concerns About Virtual Arbitration Are Unfounded
• Sharon Stone Settles With 'Sharon Stoned' Rapper
• ​​​​​​​Labaton Sucharow Takes Lead In WWE Stock-Drop Suit
• Georgetown Dad Pleads Guilty To Bribing Tennis Coach
• Google's Fair Use Defense At High Court Is Disingenuous
• Atty Gains Deeper View Of Trust Land Pitfalls As Tribal Leader
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Hollywood Executive Charged With $28M BlackRock Fraud
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Courts Divided On Getting IP To Trial
• FCC Mulls Delaying C-Band Overhaul For DC Circ. Challenge
• Instagram Promises To Purge Fake Reviews Amid UK Scrutiny
• 'Glee' School Copyright Fight Headed To Supreme Court
• A Lawyer's Guide To Client Service Continuity Planning
• Man U Says Sega Game Customization Infringes Logo TM
• Charter Hit With Suit Over 'Bait-And-Switch' Cable TV Scheme
• Lori Loughlin, Husband Plead Guilty In 'Varsity Blues'
• Tesla Investor Latest To Sue Elon Musk For Libel By Tweet
• Renren Investor Suit Persists As NY Judge OKs Jurisdiction
• Copyright Office's DMCA Report: 4 Parts You Gotta Read
• GPS-Tracking Richard Simmons Not Free Speech, Tabloid Told
• 2nd Circ. Asked To Rethink Seinfeld Ruling After Everly Bros.
• GOP Reps. Press TikTok On Privacy Practices, China Ties
• FCC Upholds Order Letting Ga. Counties Get In-State Satellite
• Madonna Fans Sue After Star's 'Tantrum' Ended Miami Concert
• Gray Urges Justices To Rein In 3rd Circ. On Media Ownership
• Nintendo Gamer Must Arbitrate Switch Joystick Defect Claims
• Ignore Net Neutrality Advocates About Rule Remand, FCC Told
• FCC Swamped With Requests To Undo Ligado Approval
• Stick To Facts, Judge Tells Atty In Barron's Defamation Case
• Virtual Meetings Could Be Fertile Ground For Legal Discovery
• Google's $7.5M Data Breach Deal Gets Initial Nod
• Revisiting Proposed Solution To State Immunity From IP Suits
• Loughlin's 'Sweetheart Deal' May Spark 'Varsity Blues' Pleas
• Chancery OKs $15.6M Deal Ending SeaWorld 'Blackfish' Suit
• Copyright Office Says DMCA Has 'Tilted Askew'
• Lori Loughlin, Husband To Plead Guilty In 'Varsity Blues'
• Lenovo 'Cut-And-Pasted' Source Code, Software Co. Says
• Facebook Beats Texas TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• Fed. Circ. Revives Video Game IP But Finds It's Not Infringed
• DISH Network Wins $3.3M in Suit Over Streaming Scheme
• US Puts More Telecoms On Notice For Routing Virus Scams
• Telecom Co. Gets Arthrex Redo, Pharma & Gaming Cos. Don't
• DOI Tribal Land-Into-Trust Guidance 'A Joke,' DC Judge Says
• Ad Watchdog Nixes AT&T Appeal Over '5G Evolution' Claims
• Blackwater Founder Targets Intercept With Defamation Suit
• Contingent Fees A Great Option For Cos. During Downturn
• The Role Of Remote Mediation After The Crisis Is Over
• ​​​​​​​Kendall Jenner To Pay $90K Over Fyre Festival Promo
• Pai Says FCC Handling Thousands Of COVID-19 Complaints
• Covington Atty Grilled On Plans To Probe FCC Subsidy Fraud
• Abbey Road Producer Must Hand Over Docs In Copyright Spat
• Colorado Casino Purchase Falls Through Due To COVID-19
• 7 Steps To Romancing The Virtual Classroom
• BrewDog Loses 'Trump Supporter' Libel Row With PR Firm
• Trump Wants Quick Appeal As Free Speech Suit Proceeds
• XFL Accused Of Running Ch. 11 'Fire Sale' Favoring McMahon
• FTC Dem Says Kids' Privacy Programs Need More Scrutiny
• DOI Says It Properly Rejected Mashpee Tribe's Trust Land Bid
• 'Real Housewives' Alum Takes 2nd Stab At COVID-19 Release
• Spotify Calls Exec Behind Music Rights Group A 'Fraudster'
• Facebook To Pay Canadian Gov't $6.5M To End Privacy Probe
• Calif. High Court Mulls Suspects' Right To Facebook Data
• DirecTV Goes Dark In Venezuela As AT&T Torn Over Sanctions
• Comcast To Take Viamedia's Antitrust Case To Supreme Court
• Clearview Can't Halt Facial Data Scrape Suits In Ill.
• Gov't Amicus Efforts Show Antitrust Policy Via Advocacy
• Netflix Calls Defamation Suit An 'Assault' On First Amendment
• 5 Tips For Emergency Relief Petitions During COVID-19
• Key Return-To-Work Considerations For Law Firms
• Judge Won't Put Maine Cable Access Law On Ice
• Ligado CEO Outlines Road Map For Satellite System Launch
• SmileDirectClub Hits NBC With $2.8B Defamation Suit
• 'Godfather'-Quoting Judge Takes On Rom-Coms In CBP Ruling
• Trumps Can't Delay Fraud Suit Any Longer, Judge Rules
• SBA Can't Get Strip Club Loans Order Paused At 6th Circ.
• Full Fed. Circ. Skips 1-Line Orders In Apple, Hearing Aid Cases
• Judge May Toss IP, Monopolization Claims Against Apple
• Calif. Tribes To Reopen Casinos Despite Gov.'s Virus Fears
• 'Varsity Blues' Mom Gets Maximum Fine For 'Money Crime'
• Bankrupt Movie Theater Chain Seeks Rent Relief Until August
• TikTok User's Guardian Wants Privacy Suits Combined In Ill.
• TTAB Rejects 'Women & Weed' Trademark Registration
• FCC Urged To Expand Scope Of Call Authentication Tech
• Senators Slam FCC's Green Light For Ligado 5G Rollout
• FCC Mulls Rule Break So Broadcasters Can Offer Internet
• A Creative Solution For Teaching Local Practice In Law School
• Magazine Turns To 2nd Circ. In Coronavirus Coverage Fight
• High Court Won't Hear Facebook, Twitter Privacy Case
• Gov't To Retry Ex-CIA Coder In Wikileaks Espionage Case
• 15 Minutes With McGraw-Hill Education's General Counsel
• Johnny Depp Can Have Amber Heard's Ex-Aide Testify At Trial
• Ubisoft Accuses Google, Apple Of Selling Infringing Game
• StubHub Escapes Most Of Rival's Trade Secret Theft Claims
• FCC Reluctantly Starts Process To Auction EMS Airwaves
• Shutterfly User Must Arbitrate Ill. Biometric Privacy Claim
• NPR Latest News Outlet To Sue Gov't Over COVID-19 Docs
• DOI Was Wrong To OK Rival's Casino, Tribe Tells 9th Circ.
• Feds Slam Ex-Fox Exec's Bid To Nix FIFA Bribery Case
• Albright Pushes Roku IP Trial To Late June Over Pandemic
• Making Law Firm Panels Work For The Cost-Conscious GC
• #MeToo's Unexpected Implications For Shareholder Litigation
• Highlights From The Virtual Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Texas Newspaper Says Insurance Underpaid For Axed Festival
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Hastings, Crowell
• Consumer Groups Call For Immediate Lifeline Expansion
• Md. Digital Ad Tax Likely To Share Fate With Wash. Bank Tax
• COVID-19 Merger Moratorium Could Hamper Vital Innovation
• 7th Circ. Denies Damages To Publisher In Free Speech Fight
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Source Code Woes, Generic Antivirals
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Live Nation Can't Duck Singer's $25M Suit Over Country Fest
• Google Fights Bids To Revive Click-Fraud Suits At 9th Circ.
• Sens. Want Antitrust Spotlight On Live Venues Amid Pandemic
• Ad Watchdog To Verizon: Yank 'Screaming' Fan 5G Claims
• Ex-Fox Exec Says Grand Jury Issue Kills FIFA Bribery Charges
• For One Software Co., Open 5G Is A Gateway To Competition
• Defamation Suit Targeting Joy Reid May Come Back To Life
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, CVC Capital Partners, Thyssenkrupp
• Liability Management Transactions Accelerate Amid Pandemic
• Hulu Warns Remote Source Code Viewing Could Destroy Biz
• 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Producer Pays $107M To Exit 1MDB Case
• Pandemic Presents Teamwork Test For Law Firms
• ITC Comcast Patent Ruling Shouldn't Be Overturned
• Crowell & Moring Guides Blank Check Co.'s $200M IPO
• Atty Fees OK In Copyright Declaratory Relief Actions: 9th Circ.
• Ex-CBS Reporter's Defamation Suit Tossed After Inactivity
• Vince McMahon Fights Ex-XFL Commish's Suit Over Firing
• Zion Williamson Was Never NCAA Eligible, Ex-Agent Says
• 'Love & Hip Hop' Star Charged With $1.5M Virus Loan Fraud
• Rep. Says FCC Is Failing Upstate NY On Broadband Access
• Space Experts Call For US Unity On Tackling Orbital Junk
• Investors Hit Facebook With New Suit Over Privacy Failures
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Says Feds Hid Exculpatory FaceTime Call
• 8 Tips For Retaining An Expert During COVID-19 And Beyond
• Mitigating Class Action Exposure From COVID-19 Disruptions
• Tribe Says Virus Crippled Ability To Fight Casino Loan Suit
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of The Pacquiao Case
• Amber Heard Fights Ex-Aide's Testimony In Johnny Depp Trial
• Public Injunctive Relief Vs. Arbitration: An Ongoing Debate
• FCC Passes Spectrum, Satellite Rules Ahead Of May Meeting
• Pandemic Complicates OECD Digital Tax Overhaul
• NY Times, WaPo Sue Gov't For Info On Virus Relief Loans
• Family of Mom, Girl Killed With Kobe Bryant Sues Copter Co.
• NBA's Antetokounmpo Sues To Block 'Greek Freak' Merch
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Rejection Of Livestreaming Patent App
• Liebowitz Slammed As 'Clear And Present Danger' To The Law
• Apple Hit With Copyright Suit Over Song In Apple TV+ Show
• 9th Circ. Revives Suit Over Coachella Noncompetes
• Facebook Cuts $52M Deal To End Moderators' Trauma Claims
• Sens. Look To Spend $4B On 'Homework Gap' Funding Plan
• Latest COVID-19 Package Would Boost Home Broadband
• FCC's Sinclair Settlement Doesn't Dispel All Black Clouds
• What A Pity AMC Took 'Mickey' Song For Trailer, Singer Says
• Nitro TV Streaming Service Blocked In Studios' Piracy Suit
• Mass. Tribe Says DOI Illegally Swapped In Land-Into-Trust Test
• What It's Like To Move From Army JAG To BigLaw
• 2 Copyright Rulings Reveal Evolving Protection For Street Art
• Wachtell, Ballard Spahr Steer Gambling Co.'s $600M Offerings
• Allianz, Axa Escape Movie Producers' Suit Over Guarantee
• Insurer Claims No Coverage In '600-lb. Life' Lawsuits
• Facebook Users Share Details Of Historic $550M Privacy Deal
• SBA Has To Offer COVID-19 Loans To Strip Joints, Judge Says
• 'Superfund' Floated To Clean Up Online 'Toxic Junk'
• Slack Hid Money Woes So Execs Could Cash In, Suit Says
• Jury Should Decide 'Varsity Blues' Parents' Fate, Feds Say
• Spotify Adds Ex-WarnerMedia, HBO Atty As Its GC
• How Law Firms Can Maximize COVID-19 Insurance Coverage
• DHS Press Office Accused Of Illegally Leaking Immigrant Info
• Protecting Privilege When Communicating With Contractors
• Reps. Urge House To Support Open 5G Technologies
• Martha's Vineyard Artist Must Catalog Works In Porn IP Case
• Takeaways From China's Antitrust Probe Of Music Industry
• Comcast Gets PTAB To Invalidate TiVo Unit's TV Patent
• Green Group Wants 'Diesel Brothers' To Foot $1.5M Legal Bill
• Kobe Bryant Knew Copter Travel Was Risky, Pilot's Rep Says
• Adapting Defense Strategy To Twombly Plausibility Standard
• Cybersecurity Legal Market Still Thriving During Pandemic
• Pandemic Points Up Need For New Broadband Plan, Sen. Says
• House Panel Urges FCC To Reconsider Ligado 5G Decision
• Ashley Judd Takes Weinstein Harassment Claim To 9th Circ.
• Nev. High Court Asked For Input In Las Vegas Shooting Suit
• Ex-Dallas Cowboy's TMZ Libel Suit Greenlit By Texas Justices
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: USPTO Gets Busy, Zoom Trial Begins
• Harvey Weinstein Denied Privilege Shield In Trafficking Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Lose Bid To Dismiss Charges
• Comcast Urged To Open Up Hot Spot Access To Students
• Crypto Conference Organizer Hit With Suit For Ticket Refunds
• Frontier Exaggerates Coverage In Subsidy Auction, FCC Told
• A Musical Solution For Negotiating Wireless FRAND Rates
• Virtual Caucuses Can Improve The Mediation Process
• Socially Distancing Your Brand From Rogue Influencers
• Beware WARN Act Liability For Pandemic-Related Layoffs
• Will.i.am's Co. Ordered To Pay Costs Award To Tech Investors
• DHS Tightens Visa Restrictions On Journalists From China
• Google Wants Out Of Ex-NFLer's Suit To Block Media Reports
• NFL Film Co. Reaches Deal In Voice Actress' Sex Abuse Suit
• Loeb & Loeb And Stroock Steer $75M Bronx Retail Loan
• Judge Blasts Liebowitz For 'Worst Kind Of Lawyering'
• Coronavirus-Related TM Filings Will Face Registration Hurdles
• Fed. Circ. Wonders If Co. Already Had Shot At Amazon Over IP
• Quibi Fights Eko's Bid To 'Rip Out' Turnstyle Tech
• UK Privacy Watchdog Pauses Adtech Probe Amid Covid-19
• NBC Unit Says Trump Campaign Libel Suit Chills Free Speech
• USPTO Backs Alice Ax Of Amended Uniloc Claim At Fed. Circ.
• Sen. Calls For FCC To Boost US Satellites Via C-Band Funds
• Next Steps For Regulation Of The US Telecom Sector
• Nygard Accusers Can Stay Anonymous For Now
• Wells Fargo's $83M Film Fraud Arbitration Award Confirmed
• Nation's First Digital Ad Tax Rejected By Maryland Gov.
• What All Attorneys Can Learn From Female Rainmakers
• Clearview AI Says Facial Photo Data Scrape Claim Is Moot
• Spain Offers Film Business Tax Breaks To Weather Pandemic
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Seinfeld Beats 'Comedians In Cars' Suit At 2nd. Circ.
• Sinclair To Pay $48M To End FCC Probe Of Axed Tribune Deal
• Wine Website Turned Into Porn Blog, Fraud Suit Alleges
• House Bill Aims To Fatten FCC's Universal Service Fund
• FCRA Suit Claims LexisNexis' Consumer Data Isn't Up-To-Date
• SEC Fines Bloomberg Tradebook $5M Over Order Routing
• Pentagon Will Ask FCC To Reconsider Ligado, Official Says
• Ch. 11 Blunts Trump Casino Labor Row, NLRB Memo Says
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Thomson Reuters Claims Legal Startup Stole Westlaw Content
• Windstream Says Charter's False Ads Cut Customer Growth
• Jordan Tequila Brand Used Photos Without Paying, Suit Says
• ​​​​​​​6 Firms Vie For Lead Counsel In WWE Stock-Drop Suits
• An Early Look At Congressional Oversight Of The Pandemic
• AT&T Ducks NY State Court Suit Over Time Warner Merger
• Ex-Weinstein Exec Must Give Evidence In Sex Assault Case
• Promoting Lawyer Well-Being Is More Essential Than Ever
• Facebook, BlackBerry Debate Photo-Tagging Term At PTAB
• Google, YouTube Must Face Video Streaming Patent Suit
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Restore $10M IP Verdict Against Nintendo
• Tribe Spars With DOI Over Quiet Rule Swap In Land Trust Suit
• Las Vegas Sun's Antitrust Suit Against Adelson Heating Up
• Advocates Push Ahead With New Version Of Calif. Privacy Law
• Promoters Must Face Pa. Fraud Suit Over Phantom Concerts
• CNN Fights Fla. Surgeon's Bid For Messages With Source
• Senator Says AI Co. Evasive On Facial Recognition Software
• Dish Tries To Claw Back Unused $10.7M From TCPA Verdict
• Cable Co. Can't Slip Former In-House Atty's Retaliation Suit
• Quincy Jones' Win Against Michael Jackson Co. Cut By $6.9M
• TV Stations To Pay $100K For Bad Faith Retransmitting Talks
• Jason Mraz Nears Deal With Coors Over Song In Instagram Ad
• Remote Depositions Bring Ethics Considerations For Lawyers
• Dealing With COVID-19 Contract Issues In The Events Industry
• More Reasons To Redesign The Open Office Post-Pandemic
• Policy Group Launches To Push Open 5G Technologies
• Starz Says MGM Licensed Exclusive Films To Competitors
• Toss Suit Over Child Privacy Settlement, Alphabet Says
• 6th Circ. Judge Knocks Copyright 'Groove' In Everly Bros. Suit
• FCC Says Contentious 5.9 GHz Sharing Is Helping Amid Crisis
• D.C. Circ. Mulls 3-Way Fight Between AT&T, FCC, Local Carrier
• TikTok Accused Of Violating Illinois' Biometric Privacy Law
• Ex-Knick Asks 2nd Circ. To Revive Suit Over MSG Ejection
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Step Up Attack On Feds Over Evidence
• How Int'l Filing Strategy Led To Ivanka Trump's Coffin TMs
• Ex-Entercom Sales Exec Slams Bid To Ax Discrimination Suit
• $33K Deal The Last Dance For NJ Club In Text Message Suit
• 9th Circ. Open To Reviving Suit Over Coachella Noncompetes
• Settlement Of Netflix Executive Bonus Suit Gets Initial OK
• Live Nation, Consumers Tussle Over Related Cases
• COVID-19 News Defamation Claims Are Unlikely To Succeed
• FCC Hit With Lawsuit Challenging C-Band Reorganization
• Pandemic Brings Class Action Risks For Subscription Cos.
• Dave & Buster's Plans $100M Offering, Can't Rule Out Ch. 11
• Firms Seek $3.1M Fee For SeaWorld 'Blackfish' Chancery Deal
• Early Pandemic-Related Shifts We're Seeing In Legal Finance
• The Death Of The LSAT
• McGraw-Hill, Cengage Cancel Merger Under DOJ Pressure
• Judge 'Shocked' DOI Didn't Flag Rule Swap In Tribe Land Suit
• Ex-Fox Commentator Says NYT Story Warped Court Ruling
• Lockheed To Advocate For Protecting GPS Amid Ligado Feud
• Tribes Ask FCC To Extend Spectrum Application Window
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Looming Trials, Jeff Dunham's Dummy
• Clark Hill Sues Pittsburgh Radio Network Over $680K Bill
• Live From C-SPAN, It's The Supreme Court!
• Cos. Considering Layoffs Must Weigh Diversity Factors
• Drew Barrymore, Walmart Accused Of Stealing Fabric Print
• Sham Corporation Seized Co., Lied To Shareholders, Suit Says
• COVID-19 And Force Majeure: Lessons From Early Cases
• FCC Must Cough Up Data On Net Neutrality Rulemaking Fraud
• 14 'Varsity Blues' Trials Would Be 'Massive Waste,' Feds Say
• Sirius XM's $2.2M Texas Tax Refund Nixed On Appeal
• FCC Will Stop Warning Robocallers Before Penalties Hit
• Costume Maker Says COVID-19 Crisis Tipped It Into Ch. 11
• Platinum Fortune Pays $530M For UK Video Game Developer
• Tabloid Gets Dishonesty Claim Cut From Meghan Markle Suit