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Media & Entertainment - March, 2021

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• Ice Cube Sues Robinhood For Using His Image For Promotion
• Fortnite Mom Must Arbitrate Sony In-Game Purchases Row
• Miami Beach Wins Fight With Club Over Code Enforcement
• Verizon, US Cellular Can't Delay Work On Caller ID Tech
• Drug Price Checker Can Move Ahead With Antitrust Suit
• Dish Network Failed To Carry San Francisco Station, Suit Says
• FCC Vote Would Give Spectrum To Private Space Launches
• AMC Investors Win Class Cert. In Securities Dispute
• Marshall Tucker Band Scores TTAB Win Against Ex-Manager
• Biden Plan Allocates $100B To Get Every American Online
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• NLRB Wins Order Forcing Broadcaster To Recognize Union
• Google Asks 2nd Circ. To End Genius Lyrics Fight
• Judge Says 2016 Trump Campaign NDA Too Vague To Enforce
• Katy Perry Cites Zeppelin At 9th Circ. In Copyright Fight
• Foster Garvey Finds Way Out Of FCC License Ethics Spat
• With Warhol Copyright Ruling, Fair Use Tide Continues To Ebb
• Salt Lake 'Housewife' Charged In Telemarketing Fraud Scheme
• Hot Rod Group Can't Pump Brakes On Racer's Antitrust Case
• Roku Wipes Out Remote Control Patents At PTAB
• Judge Wants Class Cert. Denied For Ex-Time Warner Workers
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Prison Phone Site Deals
• SEC Claims Blockchain Platform Sold Unregistered Credits
• Tribe Wins Waiver To Get 2.5 GHz License On Trust Lands
• NFL Players' Union Ducks Claim It Ruined Agent's Reputation
• Decoding The Fine Print On Nonfungible Token Licenses
• Ed Sheeran Can't Skip New 'Let's Get It On' Copyright Suit
• Texas AG Says Twitter Too Quick To Draw In Retaliation Suit
• Pinterest's Race, Gender Bias Hurts Biz, Del. Suit Says
• TikTok $1.1M Settlement Over Kids' Data Denied Final OK
• Yelp Legally Clear To Fire Worker Over FMLA Thailand Trip
• MAGA Attorney Lin Wood Wants Judge Off Psych Exam Case
• NBA Top Shot Developer Dapper Labs Nabs $305M In Funding
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• ROSS Can't Toss Suit That Claims It Stole Westlaw Content
• Google Hit With Privacy Suit Over Data Shared In Ad Auctions
• Billionaire Must Ante Up $297M Award, Casino Co. Tells Court
• Weinstein Accusers Get Case Paused To Attempt Mediation
• NY State Lawmakers Float Creation Of 5G Safety Commission
• Nike Goes After 'Satan Shoes' Designer For TM Infringement
• Female Heads Of FCC, FTC, NTIA Talk Remote Work, COVID-19
• Justices Urged To Weigh In On Sumo Broadcasting Fight
• Charter Says Maine's Pro Rata Cable Law Oversteps Bounds
• Celebrity Trainer's Row With Greenberg Traurig Revived
• Ghislaine Maxwell Hit With New Child Sex Trafficking Charges
• 16 Firms Could Steer IPOs Totaling $3.7B In Short Week
• Real Estate Rumors: Moinian, Gipson, Cross Continental
• Penn & Teller, Libertarian Orgs Ask NLRB To Chill On Tweets
• We Can Fix Defamation Law While Respecting 1st Amendment
• Coca-Cola Sued Over 4D Movie Experience Injuries
• Hotel Chains Say Missing Search History Dooms Antitrust Suit
• Denver Nuggets Owner Faces Bias Suit From TV Host
• Troutman Sanders Malpractice Suit Isn't Timely, Ill. Panel Says
• Union Claims NBCUniversal Didn't Properly Pay Musicians
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Ex-Trump Aide's Pregnancy Discrimination Suit Pared Back
• Dating App Giant Match Dodges Securities Fraud Suit For Now
• ACLU Slams Feds' Bid To Duck Social Media Surveillance Suit
• High Court Mulls Tackling 'Single-Stock' ERISA Cases
• AT&T Warns Demands For Speed 'Symmetry' Can Go Too Far
• Cash-Hungry Cos. Find Alternative To Volatile Markets
• Condé Nast Workers Authorize Strike In Bargaining Dispute
• Cohen Says His Prison Classes Merit Early Release
• DOT's Buttigieg Might Pump Brakes On 5.9 GHz Sharing
• Dems Reintroduce Internet Of Things Cybersecurity Bill
• Brand Battles: Bud Light Challenged For 'Official Beer' Title
• Writer Wants 'Muppet Babies' Suit Against Disney In Timeout
• 2nd Circ. Says Andy Warhol's Prince Series Isn't Fair Use
• Texas Justices Won't Review Bikini-Latex Club Tax Appeal
• Madison Square Garden Scores $922M Sports Network Buy
• Apple, Epic Judge Caps In-Person Attendance At May Trial
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Warner, Sony Win Appeal Against Radio Streaming App
• Sens. Seek $6B Boost To FCC's COVID Broadband Fund
• Lisa Bloom Can't Duck Wynn's Defamation Suit At 9th Circ.
• Trends In Video Game Company Quests To Arbitrate Cases
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• TV Maker Loses Bid To Revive Philips Hi-Def Patent Suit
• Westlaw Seeks To Cut Monopoly Claims From ROSS IP Fight
• Dominion Sues Fox News For $1.6B Over 2020 Election 'Lies'
• Ex-UMG Exec Says Kasowitz 'Botched' His #MeToo Case
• News Corp. Scoops Up Investor Tools, Media Biz For $275M
• US Trustee Slams Alpha Media's $115M Ch. 11 Plan Notices
• Reps. Emphasize Web Moderation Mistakes, Future Fixes
• Artist Says Puma Ripped His Design For Basketball Gear
• Ex-NFLer Can't Sanction Builder For Leasing House In IP Spat
• Rep. Buck Says It's Time For Congress To Act On Big Tech
• Failure To Refute Should Be A Defamation Defense
• Patenting Strategies For Nonfungible Token Technology
• 4th Circ. Rejects 'France.com' Lawsuit Against French Gov't
• '90s Hip-Hop Group Founder Sued Over Song Royalties
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• Taylor Swift, Theme Park End 'Evermore' IP Fight
• 'No Further Adjournments' For Trial Of Ex-CIA Programmer
• Johnny Depp Can't Appeal UK Libel Loss Over Abuse Claims
• 'Walking Dead' Trial Delayed A Year Because Of Virus
• Facebook, Others Urge 6th Circ. To Narrow Robocall Liability
• Instagram Influencer Charged With Bilking Bitcoin From Fans
• Intel-VLSI Hearing Held In Secret, Inflaming IP Profs' Concerns
• Facebook Says Chinese Hackers Targeted Uyghur Activists
• Golden Globes Group Beats Reporters' Monopoly Suit
• Robinhood 'Concealed' Costs Of Trading, Users Say
• Klobuchar Says Congress Has Rare Shot At Antitrust Overhaul
• Pinterest Fends Off Korean University's Patent Claim
• Jail Phone Cos. 'Double Dip' In Fee Collections, FCC Told
• Salesforce Must Face Trimmed Backpage Sex Trafficking Suit
• Rose Bowl Drops Slander Claim From TM Fight With Pasadena
• Wireless Providers Call For New 5G, Spectrum Strategy
• Kirkland, Skadden Steer Dodgers Owner's 3rd SPAC Filing
• TikTok Users Defend $92M Biometric Privacy Deal
• 3 Firms Guide Casino Chain Bally's £2B Deal With Gamesys
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• Facebook Can't Shield All App Data From Mass. AG Probe
• Versace Owner Says Routine Cleaning Can't Stop COVID Harm
• Fired Parler Co-Founder Sues Over $3 Payout For 40% Stake
• Calif. Privacy Suits Tested Novel Law's Limits In 1st Year
• Dish Network Beats $3.3B Spectrum Auction Credit Fraud Suit
• A&E Thwarted History Channel 'Watergate' Series, Suit Says
• Gov't Fights Ill. Ticket Broker's Bid To Ditch Wire Fraud Case
• Maxell Settles Patent Suit Against Apple Over Mobile Tech
• Barclays Shuts Down Fake 'Lehman Brothers' Group
• Supercell Says Narrowed Trial Calls For Fintiv Redos At PTAB
• Federalist Publisher Slams NLRB Order To Delete Tweet
• Real Estate Rumors: CIBC, Maxim Capital, Lester Woerner
• When Gov't Contacts Lead To DC Long-Arm Jurisdiction
• Ghislaine Maxwell Again Deemed Flight Risk, Denied Bail
• Fed. Circ. OKs Fees In Reverse Online Dating Patent Spat
• Sidney Powell Attacks Dominion's 'Incoherent' $1.3B Suit
• High Court Skips Facebook's Challenge To Wiretap Ruling
• Fox Corp. Elevates Jeff Taylor To General Counsel
• Facebook Beats Derivative Suit Over Board Diversity, For Now
• Talent Management Co. Sues Samsung Over 'S10' Trademark
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• Asset Ownership Fight Derails Stream TV's Ch. 11 Hearing
• How Nonfungible Tokens Could Disrupt The Legal Landscape
• UK Watchdog Probes Penguin's $2.2B Simon & Schuster Deal
• Private Eye-Linked Docs Ruled Privileged In Phone Hack Case
• Ex-Philly Cop Drops Libel Case Against Jay-Z And Meek Mill
• Chelsea FC Owner Sues HarperCollins Over Putin Book
• UK Tabloid Wins Delay To Publish Markle Privacy Statement
• COVID Muddles Tobacco Cos. Health Warning Dispute
• New Calif. Privacy Board Poised To Balance Various Interests
• Norton Rose Snags Corporate Litigators From Greenspoon
• Apple Hit With $308.5M Verdict In EDTX Patent Trial
• DC Circ. Judge Rants Against Landmark Free Press Ruling
• Brand Battles: Nike, Vans Square Off Over Checkerboard TM
• NY Judges Won't Toss Investor Suit Against Renren Execs
• Coronavirus Q&A: Greenspoon Marder's Hospitality Chair
• NLRB Splits On Dish's Confidentiality Policy For Arbitration
• 'Perpetual Cheat' UCLA Coach Gets 8 Months In 'Varsity Blues'
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• 3 Areas Of FTC Online Marketing Enforcement To Watch
• FCC Emergency System Upgrade Might Add Internet Alerts
• 'Marketplace' Show Techs Denied Union Vote With Reporters
• 9th Circ. Orders Porn Co. To Pay Back Copyright Defendant
• Apple Sued Over Profits From IPhone Gambling Apps
• IMG Wants $11.5M From Streaming Site For Soccer Blackout
• Ex-NFL Linebacker Wants Live IP Trial To Size Up Opponent
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman To Lead Facebook User Suits
• Facebook Judge Says Investor Suit Misstates Board Diversity
• Google Judge Mulls Weight Of States' Choice In Transfer Bid
• 'Key & Peele' Writer Sues WGA, Viacom Over 'Sweetheart' Deal
• AT&T Pulls Sponsored Data Due To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Judge Urges Toss Of Twitter Privacy Suit For Lack Of Intent
• Ill. Justices OK Revival Of Investigator's True-Crime Doc Suit
• Senate Commerce Panel Mulls Broadband Speed Benchmarks
• US Trustee Questions Need For Stream TV's Ch. 11 Filing
• Squire Patton Atty Named To New Calif. Privacy Board
• 3 Big NCAA Trademark Rulings You Gotta Read
• La. Tax Talk: Hotel Taxes, Parish Dispute, Challenging Regs
• TIX Corp. Investor Wants Records On CEO Stock Deals
• Johnny Depp Appeals Libel Loss Over Abuse Allegations
• 11th Circ. Lets Alan Parsons Block Shows In 'Knockoff' Suit
• Disney Can't Get 'Criminal Minds' Sex Harassment Suit Tossed
• French Regulator Launches Privacy Probe Into Clubhouse App
• 11th Circ. Revives PETA Challenge To License For Miami Orca
• Omarosa Can't Depose Trump, Kelly In DOJ's Ethics Case
• NLRB Atty Says Hotel Worker's WaPo Interview Was Protected
• FCC's 3.4 GHz Auction Rules Irk Rural Wireless Groups
• Twitter, Snap, Facebook Get Xerox Unit's IP Fight Trimmed
• Ex-Blue Jays Pitcher's Astros Cheating Suit Strikes Out In LA
• Fine Print Won't Save MLB, Cubs From Trial Over Fan Injury
• Md. High Court Deems Baltimore Billboard Tax Constitutional
• Chicago Social Club Defeats Art Co.'s Bid For Monet Painting
• FCC Inches Toward Booting 2 Chinese Telecoms From US
• Ex-Pimco CEO Drops Appeal Of 'Varsity Blues' Sentence
• NYPD Officers Say Cos. Should Face Off-Duty Wage Suit
• Judge Sees Through Ghost Tour's Free Speech COVID-19 Suit
• Objectors Denied Emergency Bid To Halt Weinstein Co. Ch. 11
• Calif. Targets 'Dark Patterns' With Beefed Up Privacy Regs
• SEC Accuses '@OCMillionaire' Of $900K Twitter Hype Scheme
• Dish, Sling Lose Bid To Revive PTAB Reviews Of Streaming IP
• 'Bit-Con' Twitter Hacker Agrees To 3 Years' Jail Time
• Several AGs Join Texas-Led Google Monopolization Case
• Avenatti Gets Another Jail Reprieve In Calif. Until May
• Reinvent's Third Skadden-Led SPAC Raises $850M
• Ariana Grande Settles '7 Rings' Copyright Suit, Judge Says
• Job Applicant Says Manscaped Stole His April Fool's Idea
• Ex-Liebowitz Copyright Client Says It Was Not 'Complicit'
• Mass. Transit Authority Escapes Suit Over Fired Union Head
• Minority Owners Can't Undo TV Station Sale, DC Circ. Says
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• Cable TV Co. Can't Pull Plug On EEOC Sex Harassment Suit
• Carton Fraud Victim Says Radio Comeback Means He Can Pay
• Senators Ask For AG's Plans On Fighting Copyright Piracy
• Avenatti Plagiarized Michael Flynn Contempt Motion, Feds Say
• FCC Warns Stations To Be Upfront About Sponsored Content
• Artforum Settles Ex-Worker's Sex Harassment Retaliation Suit
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix Customers' Data Breach Suit
• FTC Atty Says 'Ozark' Co-Creator Stole Screenplay Credit
• 10th Circ. Says FCC's Subsidy Clawback Not 'Punishment'
• Trade Groups Push For New PPP Deadline, Citing Tech Issues
• Insurer Countersues ViacomCBS Over COVID-19 Coverage
• MLB Urges 2nd Circ. To Confirm $6M Arb. Award
• Prickett Jones, Kessler Topaz Tapped To Lead Match.com Suit
• GameStop Frenzy No Reason To Jettison Securities Theory
• Sen. Says E-Rate Funding Will Advance Pandemic Relief
• WDTX Jury 'Left Adrift' In Roku Patent Win, Fed. Circ. Told
• Indiana Theater Loses Battle For COVID-19 Loss Coverage
• FCC's Carr Lays Out 5G Policy Roadmap For 2021, Beyond
• NY Times Didn't Defame DOJ Atty, 2nd Circ. Says
• Atty In Failed WWE Case Blasts 'Suspect' K&L Gates Fee Bid
• Seinfeld Copyright Accuser Warns Penalty Will Bankrupt Him
• Will Smith Body Double Sues 'Bad Boys' Cos. Over Leg Loss
• Musk, Tesla Face Another Investor Suit Over 'Erratic' Tweets
• GOP Wavers On Giving Media Collective Bargaining Power
• WME Beats Virgin Fest COVID Force Majeure Suit, For Now
• Convertible Bond Offerings Ride To New Heights
• AMC, ViacomCBS Unit Sued Over Visually Impaired Access
• NY Defamation Ruling Seen As Win For Sex Assault Survivors
• Can The NCAA Block A 'Vasectomy Mayhem' Trademark?
• 3 Factors To Watch When Justices Rule On Media Ownership
• Brand Battles: DHS Aims To Block 'COVID PreCheck' App
• IPhone Gamer Gets 2nd Try After 'Lacking' Antitrust Complaint
• Georgia Court Flips $8M Verdict For 'Walking Dead' Stuntman
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Says Virus Work Merits Light Sentence
• Mass. Tribe Asks 1st Circ. To Rethink Casino Ruling
• Navistar Engine Deal Blocks Separate Suit, 7th Circ. Says
• Implied Copyright License Defense Shapes Up In Tattoo Cases
• Zoom Hits Former Partner With TM Suit After Deal Sours
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• Sony Gaming Studio Sued Over Failed Merchandising Deals
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman Fight To Lead Facebook Suits
• Bridge Federation Wants Tribunal Switch For Cheating Player
• Ticket Buyers Ink $7.5M Deal In Vivid Seats Virus Refund Suit
• Alpha Media Gets OK For Vote On $115M Ch. 11 Plan
• Zillow Must Face Retrial For Infringement Of House Photos
• Apple Says Ex-Product Designer Leaked Secrets To Press
• GameStop Hype Exposes Securities Litigation Theory's Flaws
• Short-Seller Beats Libel Case Over Chinese Fraud Report
• Artist Peter Max Can't Appeal $49M Sandy Damage Award
• Ticket Buyer Must Arbitrate Ill. Suit Over COVID Refunds
• Congress Rolls Out $94B Broadband Funding Package
• Ex-NBC Entertainment Lawyer Joins Davis Wright LA Office
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• House Dem Proposes National Privacy Law To Preempt States
• Lisa Bloom Asks 9th Circ. To End Steve Wynn Defamation Suit
• Wilson Sonini-Led Roblox Scores Goal With Direct Listing
• Facebook Says FTC, States' Suits Don't Show Consumer Harm
• US Can't Seize $330M Allegedly Tied To 1MDB Fraud Scheme
• AMC Wants 'Walking Dead' Trial Delayed, Fearing Deadly Virus
• Tina Turner Musical Sues Insurer After Show Couldn't Go On
• Houston Firm Must Face Defamation Suit Over Witness Ads
• 11th Circ. Partially Revives Mad Magazine Cartoonist TM Suit
• WWE Pursues 6-Figure Fees From Concussion Suits' Atty
• GenCanna Trustee Wants $1.4M Back From Execs' Co.
• Ex-Rep. Katie Hill's Revenge Porn Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Lawmakers Unveil 3 Bills To Expand Broadband Access
• Gibson Must Face Rival's TM Suit Over Guitar Designs
• FDA Scolds Drug Co. Over Kardashian Promo On 'The View'
• Top 5 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• SEC Cautions Investors About Celebrity-Backed SPACs
• FCC's Rosenworcel Bullish On Open RAN Advances In 2021
• Real Estate Rumors: Sunbeam, Bank Leumi, Hotel Properties
• House Sends $1.9T Virus Relief Package To Biden
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• Abbey Road Producer Blasts Universal Music Labels' IP Fight
• New York Times Beats Trump Libel Suit Over Russia Op-Ed
• 'Musical Tushies' Can Be Trademark, TTAB Says
• Apple IPhone Gamer's Antitrust Suit 'A Stretch,' Judge Says
• Firms Vie For Class Lead In Chancery Match.com Spinoff Suit
• Ex-Brooklyn Prosecutor Can't Sue Sexual Assault Accuser
• FCC Hit With Calls To Rework 3.4 GHz Sharing Plan
• Ill. Court OKs Ex-Alderman's Win In Chicago Zoning Fight
• NLRB Acting GC Defends Appointment In Union Fee Fight
• Ghost Tours' COVID-19 Suit May Already Be Dead, Judge Says
• Altice Employees Suffered Clear Injury By Breach, Judge Says
• FCC Could Drop Long-Silent Ga. AM Radio Station's License
• Venue Owner Must Face Suit Over Calif. Concertgoer's Injury
• Next State Up: Top Contenders For 3rd US Data Privacy Law
• Eminem's 1st Label Says UK Bootleg Killed Rerelease Plan
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Rental Co.'s $5M Failure-To-Settle Suit
• Coblentz Patch Snags Bay Area Arent Fox Land Use Partner
• WWE's $39M Deal In Investor Suit Gets Judge's Initial OK
• Twitter Says Texas AG Retaliating For Decision To Boot Trump
• FCC Asked To Expand 'Use It Or Share It' Policy On Spectrum
• DirecTV Can't Push 'Sunday Ticket' Suit To Arb., Subs Say
• A Tale Of Two Zoom Trials
• Md. Senate OKs Banning Biz From Passing Tax To Customers
• 'Sideshow' Puerto Rico IP Trial Leaves 1st Circ. Puzzled
• 5 Ways Outside Counsel Can Impress Their Clients
• GOP Leaders Press FCC To Speed Up Broadband Maps
• Norton Rose Nabs Jones Day Litigation Vet
• British Consultant Wins Appeal To Escape $11M US Judgment
• Senate Approves $1.9T Virus Relief Plan With Changes
• Bezos Scores $218K Fees After 'Overstaffed' Legal Team's Win
• 3rd Circ. Keeps Atlantic City Pool Party Injury Suit Afloat
• NLRB Seeks Contempt Order In Casino Bargaining Dispute
• Sens. Float New Int'l Tech Office To Set 5G Standards
• Country Band Defeats 'Chicken Fried' Royalty Claim Again
• Rev Up Broadband Speeds, Sens. Urge Biden Administration
• Big Tech Critic Tim Wu Joins Biden White House
• $660M Mellon Estate Battle Must Await State Court Action
• 2nd Circ. Doubts Race Bias Beef Against NYU Law Review
• Apple Beats ITunes Gift Card Scam Assistance Suit, For Now
• Nashville Club Can't Get Food-Contamination Virus Coverage
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Skadden, Sullivan
• 'Magic' Over As Hasbro Beats Suit Over Limited Edition Packs
• Tabloid Loses Bid To Appeal Meghan Markle Privacy Win
• Hagens Berman Atty Admonished For 'Reckless' Apple Slip
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Denial Of PPP Loan For NY Strip Club
• Amazon Says Parler Is 'Forum Shopping' Contract Breach Suit
• Roc Nation Scores $12M Win In Maroon 5 Coverage Row
• US Trustee Says Alpha Media Ch. 11 Plan Too Rushed
• 3 Firms Guide Square's $297M Investment In Jay-Z's TIDAL
• Comcast Asks Justices For 2nd Try At Voice Tech Patent Fight
• Soul Singer Wails At 9th Circ. Over Royalties Cert. Denial
• Alamo Drafthouse Gets OK To Tap $7M In DIP Funds
• Authorities Can Calculate Unreported VAT, ECJ Adviser Says
• Ethics Tips For Attorneys Telecommuting Across State Lines
• Gov't Extends £500M Film Pandemic Insurance Scheme
• Reps. OK Voting Bill With High Court Ethics, Donor Disclosure
• Kaepernick's ESG-Focused Blank-Check Biz Raises $300M
• Tech Exec Says Hyperlink Rebooted Defamation Suit
• Valve Wants $4M Patent Verdict Wiped After Zoom Jury Trial
• Mariah Carey's Brother Says Singer Defamed Him In Memoir
• NLRB Judge Says Theater Illegally Banned 'Zealous' Steward
• Chicks' Tour Co. Sues Lloyd's For $7M Over Canceled Shows
• Jenner & Block Taps Ex-FCC Pro As New Tech Practice Head
• Feds Say 'Tiger King' Animal Welfare Act Claim Is Valid
• DraftKings Settles MDL For $720K Plus $7M In Site Credit
• Parler Ends Amazon Antitrust Suit, Refiles As Contract Breach
• Fed. Circ. Judge 'Baffled' Over Grand Theft Auto Patent Beef
• Artist Says Junkyard Swapped Escalade In Crushed Car Piece
• 6 Ways Legal Employers Can Help Pandemic-Weary Parents
• Fox News Slams Avenatti's 'Libel Tourism' In $250M Suit
• Facebook Sued Over Opaque Ad Rejections Harming Biz
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Getty Photo Copyright Lawsuit
• Actress Tiffany Haddish Strikes Deal Ending Ex's Libel Suit
• Controversial Md. Digital Ad Tax Leaves Sourcing Undefined
• Alamo Drafthouse Cinemas Hits Ch. 11 With Plans For Sale
• Va. Becomes 2nd State To Enact Consumer Privacy Law
• $92M TikTok Privacy Deal Held Up By Objections
• New Copyright Boss Talks Small Claims Court, DMCA Reforms
• Stock Platform Accused of Anti-Semitism, Denying Wages
• TV Maker Seeks To Revive Hi-Def Standard Patent Suit
• 6th Circ. Axes Suit From Editor Who Alleged Harassment
• Texas Court Yanks Dentist's $1.2M Win For Bad Yelp Review
• Netflix Wants Teacher's 'Outer Banks' Copyright Suit Tossed
• Expect Net Neutrality Bill To Resurface Soon, Markey Says
• Remote Working Tips For Lawyer Trainees And Their Firms
• EBay, Adevinta To Drop UK Classifieds To Wrap Up $9.2B Deal
• Spanish Police Raid FC Barcelona Offices, Arrest 4
• Netflix, Hulu Want Knoxville Franchise Fee Suit Knocked Out
• AT&T Wants 'Baseless' Station Contract Racial Bias Suit Axed
• 'Breakfast At Tiffany's' Remake Suit Stays In Federal Court
• 'Varsity Blues' Middleman Can't Get Early Release
• Facebook Looks To Arbitrate Instagram Biometric Data Suit
• Calif. Net Neutrality Law May Open Floodgates Of State Action
• MobiTV Hits Ch. 11 In Del. With $75M Debt, Sale Plans
• China Threatened With Arbitration Over Nixed Jazz Festival
• 9th Circ. Ruling Could Limit Copyright Statutory Damages
• Apple, Epic To Face Off In Person In May Trial Despite Virus
• Too Wealthy To Bail: Navigating Pretrial Release Strategy
• Squire Patton Boggs Nabs BakerHostetler Data Privacy Pro