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Media & Entertainment - June, 2020

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• Weinstein To Pay $19M To End Accusers' Class Action
• Telemundo, NBC, Comcast Hit With Sex Harassment Suit
• 'Shitty Media Men' List Creator Can't Ditch Defamation Suit
• Fla. Court Lets Caterers Receive Offsite Alcohol Deliveries
• Calif. Would Win EU Favor With Privacy Measure, Backer Says
• In Booking.com, Court Rejects Hard Rules And Dire Warnings
• Pierce Firm Must Face Claims Over Client Switch, Atty Says
• Discovery Paused In Pol's $435M Defamation Beef With CNN
• Skadden Steers $700M IPO For Goldman Sachs SPAC
• CBS Seeks To Trim Injured Reporter's Age Discrimination Suit
• How Calif. Privacy Rights Act Could Shape Privacy Landscape
• Musician Seeks Cert. For Over 30K In SAG-AFTRA Suit
• What You Say In Online Mediation May Be Discoverable
• NY Judge Blocks Trump's Niece From Releasing Tell-All Book
• Royal Caribbean Looks To Exit Nurses' Cruise Refund Suit
• MSG Entertainment Hires First GC After April Spinoff
• 4 Tips For Employers Evaluating Ambitious Reopening Plans
• Supreme Court OKs Trademark For Booking.com
• Latest Ex-FIFA Boss Dodges Prison And Will Forfeit $950K
• Twitter Turns 'Blind Eye' To Saudi Arabia Torture, Suit Says
• Napster Knocks 'Wildly Inflated' Fee Bid By Songwriters' Attys
• Bankrupt Movie Theater Pushes Bid For Rent Relief In Fla.
• Cirque Du Soleil Lands In Bankruptcy As Virus Cancels Shows
• Real Estate Rumors: Kelly Kite, Hackman, WeWork
• Comcast Wipes Out Another Patent In IP War With Rovi
• Boies Schiller Exits Continue With Litigator's Jump To Mintz
• Jenner & Block Snags Telecom Attorney From Davis Wright
• Senate Dems Demand Agencies Act On COVID-19 Scams
• Cert. Denial In Televisa May Embroil 3rd-Party Asset Managers
• Litigious Porn Studio Ends Battle With Former Law Firm
• Access To Restricted Funds Could Save Struggling Museums
• WWE Looks To Drop 'Fraud By Hindsight' Stock-Drop Suit
• Tribe Says Casino Patron's Fall Suit Should Get The Boot
• High Court Won't Revive Libel Suit Over Police Log Reposts
• 9th Circ. Gives Dad Another Shot At Union Benefits Plan Suit
• Simpson, Gibson Aid Blackstone's $1.65B Studio Investment
• Depp Team Withheld Texts, Judge Rules As Libel Trial Looms
• 10 Tips For A Successful Remote Arbitration Hearing
• Assange Hasn't Been Served New US Indictment, Atty Claims
• Judge Wary Of Clash Over Firings By Prez's Global Media CEO
• Justin Bieber Sues Over 'Despicable' Sex Assault Accusations
• DHS Tells Social Media Sites To Police Protest Posts
• Trump's Brother Tries Again To Block Niece's Tell-All Book
• Calif. Gov. Urged To Scrap July 1 Start For CCPA Enforcement
• Frida Kahlo Corp. Fights TM Suit By Artist Booted Off Zazzle
• UK Worries Taboola, Outbrain Tie-Up Could Hurt Publishers
• 4th Circ. Revives IP Suit Over Russian 'Stream-Ripping' Sites
• Stan Lee's Daughter Sanctioned $1M After Losing Pow IP Suit
• Coronavirus Q&A: MoFo's Global Privacy Group Co-Chair
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Mask Sales & Remote Source Codes
• CPA Says Her Advice Not To Blame For Bungled Golf Deal
• Chuck E. Cheese Parent Plans Lender Talks In Ch. 11
• Brand Battles: HBO Says No One Else Can Sit On 'Iron Throne'
• Embedding Social Media Suddenly Looks Risky For Websites
• 7th Circ. Won't Rethink $280M Dish TCPA Liability Ruling
• The Week In Bankruptcy: Virus Dominoes Continue To Fall
• Gartner Sues Insurer Over $340M Event Cancellation Coverage
• Murdochs Beat Investor Suit Over $82M Disney Sale Windfall
• Real Estate Rumors: Jesus Gonzalez Pereda, Blackstone, L&L
• FCC Speeds Up 5G Permit Process For Historic, Tribal Sites
• Del. Court Tosses Perlman's Vox Media Defamation Claims
• NYT Staffers' Court Access Suspended Over Zoom Screenshot
• To Achieve Diversity, Law Firms Must Reinvent Hiring Process
• Musicians' Attys Seek $9.8M For Work On $27M ERISA Deal
• Mood Media To File Ch. 11 Plan Seeking To Cut Debt By $404M
• Qatar Blasts Saudi Claims It Leaked WTO Ruling In IP Case
• Judge Says Liebowitz Might Need To Be Banned From SDNY
• Calif. Privacy Law Revision To Appear On Nov. Ballots
• Photog Accuses Law Firm Of Reposting Copyrighted Video
• Top 7 Copyright Rulings Of 2020: A Midyear Report
• CBS Radio Victory Over Ex-Sales Rep's Bias Suit Stands
• Bid To Block Trump Niece's Tell-All Book Rejected
• Cybersecurity Steps For Law Firms Amid Heightened Risks
• Sprint, Charter Both Seek Early Wins In IP Dispute
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Senior Tax Partner In New York
• 2nd Circ. Revives Claim Google Broke Kids Content TM Pact
• White & Case Adds Litigation Partner In DC Office
• NSO Group Says WhatsApp Can't Get Injunction Over Hacking
• C-Band Lawsuits Seen As Unlikely To Derail FCC Auction
• Tabloid Looks To Nix Depp Libel Suit, Citing Undisclosed Texts
• Exec's Libel Trial Over Trump Dossier Author Set For July
• Chuck E. Cheese Hits Ch. 11 Following COVID-19 Closures
• Feds Link Julian Assange To Hacking Group Anonymous
• Instagram Celeb's Luxury Cannabis Co. Hit With TCPA Suit
• EU Privacy Cops Urged To More Consistently Enforce GDPR
• Advocates Link Tech Liability Shield To Civil Rights
• Judge Skeptical Of DOJ Support For Stone's Prison Delay Bid
• GOP Senate Bill Would Ban 'Warrant-Proof Encryption'
• Feds Must Face Comic's Whole Suit Over Bus Detention
• Publisher Doesn't Deserve $25M In IP Row, Court Told
• Comscore Investor's Strife Claims Can't Save Stock-Drop Suit
• Chicago House Music Duo Say Record Label Exploited Them
• FCC To Vote On Suicide Hotline Framework In July
• Trump's Brother Seeks To Block Niece's Book About President
• WarnerMedia Asks 1st Circ. To Ax Maine Cable Bundling Law
• Recovering Lost Video Game Profits In The Age Of COVID-19
• Facebook Tries To Ice Investor's Bid To See FTC Deal Records
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Can't Get Wiretap Evidence Tossed
• It's Time For Law Firms To Support Work-From-Home Culture
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Dish, SiriusXM Fees Ruling In IP Fight
• Strip Club Investors Fight To Keep Nondisclosure Suit Alive
• Judge Revives Photog's Suit Over Embedded Instagram Posts
• Republicans Keep Confirming Unqualified Judicial Nominees
• Netflix Hit With Copyright Suit Over Sherlock Holmes Spinoff
• How Trump Forever Changed Judicial Nominations
• Probes Done, No Rulings In Irish Facebook, WhatsApp Cases
• French Film Co. Technicolor Seeks To Cut Debt In Ch. 15 Case
• NBC, Rory McIlroy Hit With TM Suit Over 'Golfpass' Service
• Fla. Leveraging Liquor Licenses To Enforce COVID-19 Rules
• NBA Ref Scandal Film Defamed Conspirator's Ex, Suit Says
• FCC Supports Mobile Industry In RF Emissions Suit
• Bridgegate No Lifeline For 'Varsity Blues' Parents
• Commercial Mortgage Loan Modifications Amid COVID-19
• Germany Can Enforce Facebook Data Collection Order
• Tips For Crafting The Perfect Law Firm Alert
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Facebook Wiretap Ruling
• Televisa Investors Ask Again For Cert. In FIFA Bribes Suit
• French Media Owners Invest To Expand Across Continent
• Huawei, ZTE Curbing Telecom Innovation, Think Tank Says
• FTC Says Lack Of Staff Limits Privacy Probes, Enforcement
• Can Musicians Stop Trump From Using Their Songs?
• Barton Expands Tax Practice With Former Akerman Partner
• Kozinski Wins Revival Of 'Shape Of Water' IP Suit At 9th Circ.
• Chinese Language Investment News Co. Hits Ch. 11 In Calif.
• Real Estate Rumors: Assemblage, Edgewater, Eduardo Pelaez
• Georgia State Senator Faces Suit Over Auto Texts
• FCC Halts Chinese Radio Broadcast For 'Deficient' Application
• Judging A Book: Elrod Reviews 'Shortlisted'
• Mandatory State Bars Likely To Remain Intact, For Now
• Contract Renegotiation Vs. Litigation In Wake Of COVID-19
• 2nd Circ. Says Gov't Didn't Overreach In FIFA Convictions
• Risk Mitigation For Social Media Cos. In Light Of Trump Order
• Live Nation Insists Consumers Must Arbitrate Antitrust Claims
• Google Says Firms Are Trying To Relitigate Privacy Case
• Libra, Fedcoin Could Competitively Threaten Payment System
• Fyre Fest Attendees Seek $7.5M From Founder
• Fla. Panel Orders Redo Of Disney's $128M Property Value Win
• High Court Won't Review Comcast's Program Guide IP Loss
• Harvard Beats Suit Over Denied Diploma For Assault Suspect
• Trump Loses Bid To Block Bolton's White House Memoir
• 9th Circ. Says Calif. Law Targeting IMDb Is Unconstitutional
• Gov't Fights Acquittal For Ex-CIA Coder In WikiLeaks Case
• DOD Official's Emails Dispute Ligado Interference Concerns
• Okla. County Wants High Court To Reverse Tax Ruling
• 5th Circ. Tells Strip Club To ID Dancers It May Owe Wages
• Small Satellite Operators Criticize FCC's C-Band Defense
• Bid To Halt John Bolton's White House Memoir Met With Doubt
• Bankrupt School Co. Wants $200M From Ex-Execs For Fraud
• Brand Battles: Puma Says Nike's 'Footware' Isn't A Trademark
• 'Varsity Blues' Defendants Say Bridgegate Ruling Closes Case
• Senator Wants To Fund Rural Broadband With FCC Auctions
• Trump Adds PAC To Claims Over 'Manufactured' Quote
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Trials Get Delayed, Moved To Video
• 11 Keys To Success At Remote Mediation
• UK Worried Over Buying Group's £50M School Supply Deal
• Hot Air Balloons Face Pesticide Risk, Calif. Farm Tells EPA
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, Rutan, Weil
• Sky Asks To Ban SkyKick's Name Use For Email After TM Win
• GOP Lawmakers Float Outline For Wider Broadband Access
• Coronavirus Q&A: Allen Matkins' Real Estate Leader
• Maine Bashes Cable Biz Stance In Channel Bundling Fight
• Texas Justices To Review Trade Secret Sealing In $706M Suit
• Tinder, Bumble Settle Dating App IP War
• Imax Seeks Rethink After 11th Circ. OKs Media Co. Awards
• Senate Bill Would Curtail Data Use, Create New Privacy Cop
• FCC's Pai Defends Ligado Decision Process To Congress
• Saul Ewing Adds Longtime Litigator For Miami Dolphins
• 4 Clickwrap Pitfalls And How To Avoid Them
• Pandemic Could Bring Student Exodus From Legal Profession
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bombardier, Thyssenkrupp, CureVac
• Trump's Bid To Block Bolton's Book Set For Friday Hearing
• Mobile Industry Asks DC Circ. Not To Halt C-Band Auction
• NLRB Ruling Clarifies Employer Nonsolicitation Enforcement
• Facebook Hedging In Trade Secrets Defense, Startup Says
• Judge: Fox Reporter Deposition Fight 'Flattering For My Ego'
• YouTube, Google Also Muzzle Black Voices, Video Makers Say
• Trump Seeks Emergency Block On Ex-Adviser Bolton's Book
• Tucker Carlson Show Isn't News, Fox Says In Slander Suit
• Amazon's IP Win Shields Customers From Follow-Up Suits
• Beyoncé, Jay-Z Hit With IP Suit Over 'Black Effect' Monologue
• Greens Can't Sue Over Land Use Deal, Tribe Tells 9th Circ.
• New Legislation Could Signal Critical Mass On Section 230
• Eagles Announcer Accused Of Undermining Radio Contract
• 'Team Telecom' Tells FCC To Stop Hong Kong Undersea Cable
• Facebook To Ban Foreign State-Backed Political Ads In US
• Former FTC Official Joins Think Tank As Deputy GC
• Rival Claims Coachella Gunning For Another 9th Circ. Clash
• Akerman Sues Music Festival Organizer For TM Work Fees
• How To Handle Congressional Queries On COVID-19 Relief
• The Privilege Implications Of Using Online Collaboration Tools
• 2nd Circ. Rulings Clarify FSIA's Commercial Activity Exception
• Panamanian Co. Wins Enforcement Of Awards Against Imax
• Trump Sues To Delay John Bolton's White House Memoir
• Post-Gazette Sued By Reporter Barred From Protest Coverage
• Small Satellite Cos. Ask DC Circ. To Pause C-Band Overhaul
• Disney Investor Says Sexism Claims Warrant Peek At Books
• Judge Flays Ticket Biz For 'Complete Lack Of Candor'
• 9th Circ. Says Second TCPA Suit Wasn't Frivolous
• Music Rights Group Exec Assails Spotify Counterclaims
• Twitter Taps Atty From FBI's Russia Probe As Deputy GC
• Fed. Circ. Lets PTAB Ax Video Game Messaging Patent Claims
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Scolded For Unauthorized Mexico Trip
• The Compliance Risks Facing Companies That Use Chat Apps
• Confronting Mental Distress In The Legal Profession
• WTO Shoots Down Saudi Arabia's Security Defense In IP Fight
• FTC Pressed To Remain Independent On Social Media Order
• AT&T Settles Indiana Customer Poaching Suit
• Calif. Judges Get OK To Defend Rulings During Elections
• Treasury Mum About Trump Name On Virus Checks, ABC Says
• Full 8th Circ. Finds Cops Immune In Sex Abuse Records Suit
• 9th Circ. Revives IP Suit Against Oculus Over Facebook Deal
• Songwriters Seek $6M In Atty Fees From $20M Napster Deal
• Disney Seeks To Toss Husband's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Ligado's House Critics Flag Alleged Conflict Of Interest At FCC
• FCC Told New 6 Ghz Rules Endanger Public Safety Uses
• Facing Lawsuit, Internet Archive Ends Pandemic Project Early
• Spectrum Act Folded Into Next Year's Defense Budget Bill
• WDTX Judge Moves Roku Patent Trial To August Amid Virus
• Litigation Finance Investments Are Not Risk-Free Loans
• Parents Say Apple, Google 'Loot Boxes' Encourage Gambling
• Sheppard Mullin's Sanctions Win Won't Cover 1st-Class Travel
• 'Hellraiser' Screenwriter Wants To Take Back Copyrights
• Fried Frank, Weil Guide $80M Entertainment Co. Investment
• 15 Minutes With Discovery's General Counsel
• Austria Slashing VAT For Restaurants, Tourism And Culture
• 58.com Valued At $8.7B In Go-Private Deal Guided By 10 Firms
• How White Privilege Helped Me Succeed In BigLaw
• 3rd Circ. Backs Revised Rules For NFL Concussion Deal
• Fugitive Art Dealer Arrested, Charged In $20M Fraud Scheme
• Actress Sues Lloyd's For Wildfire Coverage Under $9M Policy
• Ice Cube's B-Ball League Drops Suit Against Quinn Emanuel
• As Final Calif. Privacy Regs Drop, Enforcement Fights Loom
• Administration Should Respect Voice Of America's Autonomy
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Sirius XM Inks $96M Deal To End Subscription Fees Suit
• Hospitality Industry Has Stiff Competition For Virus Relief
• House Dems Call For Transparency In FCC COVID-19 Funding
• 'Black Mirror' Producer Wants Plot Copyright Claims Tossed
• Media Cyberattacks Land Hacker 5 Years In Prison
• Dish Asks 7th Circ. To Rethink Telemarketer Liability Ruling
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive Pulse Shooting Social Media Suit
• LG Can't Halt Trial Prep In Video Display Infringement Row
• 11th Circ. Denies Fla. Rep Immunity From Twitter Blocking Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Alice Ax Of Ubisoft Guitar Video Game Patent
• NTIA Argues Ligado Overstates FCC's Spectrum Purview
• Bryon Allen, Comcast Reach Settlement In Race Bias Suit
• A Look At How Recent Contracts Address Termination
• Facebook, USPTO Tell Fed. Circ. Thryv Bars Joinder Appeals
• Keys To A Thriving Biz Development Culture At Your Law Firm
• Abating Pandemic Keeps 'Varsity Blues' Moms Prison-Bound
• Republican Sen. Urges FTC Probe Into New TikTok Competitor
• UK Ramps Up Pressure Over Viagogo's $4B StubHub Deal
• How Athletes Can Protect Names, Likenesses Amid Pandemic
• 2nd Circ. Ends 'Wolf Of Wall Street' Defamation Suit
• Sony Gets Gaming Patent Cut From PlayStation Case
• Online Publisher Asks 9th Circ. To Scrap $50M FTC Win
• Watchdog Group Asks Gov't To Rethink Facebook Purchases
• Sidley Austin Signs On To Rep Journalist Blinded At Protest
• 4 Firms Vie For Lead Counsel In Zoom Shareholder Litigation
• FCC Pushed To Cut Off Telecoms Despite China Pressure
• Watchdog To Probe FCC's Lifeline Quality Control Measures
• XFL Parent May Be Roped Into Ex-Commissioner's Firing Suit
• Republican Sens. Urge FCC To Narrow Online Liability Shield
• Netflix Wants 4 'Abstract' Broadcom Patents Cut From IP Suit
• How Video Mediation Can Help Us Serve Clients Better
• Rebalancing DMCA: Good Bumper Sticker, Bad Public Policy
• Tech, Media Cos. Must Watch DOJ's China Initiative
• Turkey Says US Law Won't Shield Magnate From Doc Bid
• Perkins Coie Joins Suit Over Seattle Police Use Of Force
• Maine Becomes A Hotbed Of Cable Law Spats
• Mental Health Efforts Will Support Diversity In Legal Industry
• New FCC Subsidy Fund Contemplates Broadband Satellites
• Time's Insurer Fights Coverage Of $6.9M Deal, Defense Costs
• NY Knicks Owner Asks 2nd Circ. To Toss Ex-Player's Appeal
• SeaWorld Slapped With $3.3M Roller Coaster Suit
• Movie Biz Blasts 'Radical' Maine Cable Bundling Law
• After Setback, New 'Let's Get It On' Suit Filed Against Sheeran
• How The Gov't Is Cracking Down On PPP Fraud
• Jackson Lewis Atty Escapes Journalist's Biased Firing Suit
• How 'Blurred Lines' Copyright Ruling Is Affecting Music Biz
• Cert. Denied In FIFA Corruption Suit Against Televisa
• NBC Sports' Purchase Of EZLinks Deserves Antitrust Scrutiny
• FCC Floats $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• 11th Circ. Asked To Revive FCRA Suit Against Dish
• 2nd Circ. Won't Say If Skin Is Copyright's 'Tangible Medium'
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Say Hot Pockets Heiress Can't Skip Prison
• Valuing Firms In A World Of Pandemic-Induced Bankruptcies
• 11th Circ. Affirms Sentence For 'Brazen' Fraudster, Texas Atty
• Chancery Is The Right Venue For $525M OnCourse Deal Fight
• Writers Guild Calls On AFL-CIO To Oust Police Union
• CTIA, USTelecom Ask FCC To Simplify Ownership Regulations
• Vegas Casino Can't End Claims Over $13M Power Plant Deal
• Judge Says Turkey Must Address Criminal Charges In Doc Bid
• 2nd Circ. Says Wales Must Face Dylan Thomas Copyright Suit
• DOI Must Redo Mashpee Ruling, Leave Land In Trust
• Can Patent Invalidity Counterclaims Bypass Bar On IPR?
• MagicJack Settles With FCC For $5M Over Unpaid Subsidies
• Civility Could Be Litigators' New Normal Even Post-Pandemic
• Calif. Gives Hollywood A Green Light To Restart Production
• Reese Witherspoon COVID-19 Dress Promo A Scam, Suit Says
• Facebook, Reddit Dodge Philly TV Anchor's Photo Use Suit
• Tech Groups Tell FCC That 6 GHz Reorganization Must Stand
• Iowa Justices Revive Coverage Suit Over Park Worker's Death
• Crackdown On Chinese Cos. Could Be A Double-Edged Sword
• Texas High Court Declines Review Of Tony Romo's NFL Suit
• DC Circ. Backs Playboy Reporter Over White House Ban
• SpaceX Tells FCC To Keep 12 GHz For Satellite Broadband
• HomeAdvisor's 'Submit' Button Invokes Arbitration Agreement
• 9th Circ. Antitrust Ruling Radically Changes NCAA Sports
• Law Firms Must Beware Risks In Nontraditional Financing
• Dems Urge Top Lawmakers To Back $1B Virus Broadband Bill
• High Court Ruling May KO 2nd Circ. WWE Injury Appeals
• Taxation With Representation: White, Kirkland, Skadden
• Intermedia Labs Hit With Suit Seeking HQ Trivia Sale Docs
• COVID-19 IP Catch-Up: Publishers, Vodka Co. Head To Court
• Six Flags Sued Over Season Pass Refunds Amid Pandemic
• Copyright Office Should Call For Further DMCA Rebalancing
• FTC's Phillips Objects To $4M Penalty In Kids' Privacy Action
• Facebook Judge Rips $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Zoom Ripped For Only Offering Paying Users Top Encryption
• Sens. Query AT&T Over 'Potential Net Neutrality Violation'
• Domino's Patent Win 'Profoundly Wrong,' Justices Told
• FCC Tells 5th Circ. It Can Restrict Subsidies To Huawei
• Law Firm Seeks To Toss DirecTV Subscriber's RICO Claim
• Market Recovery Gains Steam With ZoomInfo's $935M IPO
• 2 Tested Alternatives To Unavoidable Court Delays
• Minn. Ruling Represents Sensible Stance On Legal Finance
• Wireless Group Calls For Huawei, ZTE Replacement Funding
• Vegas Dailies Turn Longtime Pact Into High-Stakes Staredown
• Roc Nation Slams Insurer's Bid To Get Docs From UK Co.
• Murdoch Phone Hacking Suit To Dig Back To '96
• Man U Hits The Post On Shot To Bolster Sega TM Suit
• Tax Compliance Issues For Rapidly Growing Media Cos.
• 9th Circ. Ruling Doesn't Help Google Users In Tracking Row
• Fed. Circ. OKs Tinder Win In British Telecom Patent Suit
• Maine Wants Charter's Challenge To Cable Bill Law Ditched
• Vimeo Can't Shift Biometric Privacy Suit To Arbitration
• UCSB Prof Sues Zoom Over Child Porn 'Zoombomb' Hack
• Fashion Mogul To Face More Accusers In Sex-Trafficking Case
• Best Practices For A Paperless Law Practice
• FCC Democrat Says Protests Point To FCC's Responsibility
• Debevoise Guides Warner Music's $1.9B Nasdaq Debut
• Big Fish Reaches $155M Deal To End Suits Over Slot Apps
• The Weeknd Settles Copyright Fight, Aims To End Another
• Blunting Copyright Enforcers' Excessive Settlement Demands
• Cox Can't Topple $1B Piracy Verdict, But Wins Some Trims
• Justices Urged To Stop 'Mistaken' Facebook Win At Fed. Circ.
• Calif. AG Finalizes Privacy Law Despite Unresolved Issues
• Rovi Tells Justices To Ignore ITC Flip-Flop In Comcast IP Row
• Sens. Unveil Privacy Bill To Regulate Contact Tracing Apps
• Papa John's Wants Out Of Renewed #MeToo Investor Suit
• Agencies Face Limited Options For Twitter Crackdowns
• LGBTQ Bias Suit Against YouTube Faces Skeptical Judge
• 5 Ways A Special IG Can Combat Crisis Relief Fraud
• Quibi Urges Judge To Ax 'Absurd' Eko Infringement Suit
• Suit Claims Trump's Social Media Order Chills Free Speech
• Rock Stars, Tech Giants Argue Over DMCA At Senate Hearing
• If The DOD Wants Ligado's Spectrum, It Should Buy It
• Europe's Antitrust Enforcer Homes In On Digital Services
• Lawyers Must Address Racial Injustice With Radical Candor
• 2nd Circ. Copyright Ruling Offers Relief From Late-Filed Suits
• Zion Williamson Must Discuss Duke Eligibility In Agent Suit
• Ex-Met's 'Already Soiled' Reputation Sinks Defamation Suit
• Hollywood Orgs Send Back-To-Work Proposals To Calif., NY
• NY Judge Says Ill. Plaintiff Can't Control Clearview BIPA Suits
• FCC Announces Aggressive Timeline For C-Band Clearing
• Jennifer Lopez's Film Co. Wants Out Of $40M 'Hustlers' Suit
• FCC Eases Rules For Providing Subsidized Tribal Broadband
• NLRB Says Work Time Chat About Election Voting Is Illegal
• NCAA Cedes IP Battle But Reignites Employee Status Debate
• Vegas Casino Says $1.1B Policy Covers COVID-19 Losses
• FCC Commish Warns China Could Dominate Space Tech
• Facebook Asks Texas High Court To End Sex Trafficking Suits
• Publishers Decry Internet Archive's 'Industrial Scale' Piracy
• 'Tiger King' Nemesis Wins Control Of Zoo Property
• Comcast Tells 9th Circ. Privacy Suit Belongs In Arbitration
• How Lawyers Can Network Better, Virtually And In Person
• Practical Tips For Presenting Your Case To Litigation Funders
• Pai, Broadcasters Condemn Violence Against News Crews
• 'Schmaltzy' Warner Bros. Flick Hurt Image, Biker Co. Says
• Justices Won't Take AT&T, Comcast Arbitration Fight
• 4 Firms Steer $1.8B Mobile Gaming Biz Tie-Up Of Zynga, Peak
• Chinese Fund Sues Game Developer Over $530M Sale