Media & Entertainment Archive » April, 2021

Media & Entertainment - April, 2021

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• Marilyn Manson Accused Of Sexual Assault By Actress
• Fla. Privacy Bill Can't Cross Finish Line As Session Ends
• 10th Circ. Partially Revives News Website's TM Row With BofA
• Brokers Sued Over Actor's Alleged $690M Ponzi Scheme
• Artist Says Destroyed Pittsburgh Mural Settlement Finalized
• FCC Rolls Out Rules For New Student Broadband Program
• Alamo Drafthouse Employee Bonuses OK'd In Ch. 11
• Brand Battles: Blizzard Tries To Ice Out Fox's 'Diablo' TM
• TV Anchor Says She Was Fired For Making COVID Complaints
• Iowa High Court Clears Strip Club In Patron's Death
• New Money Laundering Regs Will Aid Art Market Transparency
• Insurers Say Trade Show Co.'s $100M Virus Suit Belongs In NY
• Navigating NFT Brand Management Risks And Rewards
• Calif. Jury Convicts Ex-Netflix Exec Of Taking Bribes
• Texas Justices Clarify Anti-SLAPP Dismissal Deadlines
• NLRB Says Fight Over Acting GC's Appointment Up To Courts
• VW Hit With Stock Drop Suit Over 'Voltswagen' Gag
• Met Opera Union Wants Arbitration Vacated In Streaming Row
• How Jackson Walker Beat $228M IP Claim Against Roku
• Insurer Must Defend Strip Club Owner In Models' IP Suit
• Broadband Trade Groups Sue NY Over $15 Internet Mandate
• Harvey Weinstein's LA Extradition Stalled By Bad Paperwork
• Apple Hit With EU Antitrust Complaint Over App Store Rules
• Facebook Advertiser Alleging Deception Seeks Class Status
• New Hollywood Inclusion Rider Seeks To Increase Diversity
• Atty Slams Weinstein Victim Bid For Ch. 11 Fees As 'Front'
• Carter Page Says 'Errors' Wrongly Sank Del. Defamation Suit
• Prison Phone Rate Slash Tops FCC's May Agenda
• Prosecutors Agree To Let Media Access Capitol Riot Footage
• UK Woman Says There's A Circle Of Hell For Nirvana Merch
• Bill To Tackle IP Diversity Gap Passes Senate Committee
• Six Flags Gets $800K Verdict Nixed In Security Beating Suit
• 2nd Circ. Wants To Know If Google Ruling Alters Warhol Case
• Union Says CBS Defied Subpoena In Misconduct Arbitration
• FCC's COVID Relief Fund Will Go Live In Mid-May
• Latham-Led Entertainment Giant Leads 3 IPOs Topping $1.4B
• Ga. Author Can't Bring Sony Copyright Suit In Home State
• Ad Firm Illegally Fired Workers Who Streamed Pay Complaints
• CC'ing Apple Attys Doesn't Create Privilege, Calif. Judge Says
• Alsup Slams $12M Atty Fee Bid In Facebook Deal
• Ex-NY Courts Worker Guilty of Threats To Kill AOC, Pelosi
• FCC Asked To Nix Restrictive Telemarketing Consent Caveat
• Steam Video Game Platform Hit With Another Antitrust Suit
• Tweak Lifeline Rules To Avoid Mass Service Drops, FCC Told
• Atlanta TV Station Escapes Doc's Suit Over Stem Cell Reports
• Ethics Panel Cautions Calif. Judges On Social Media Use
• Lizzo Beats 'Truth Hurts' Copyright Ownership Claim
• New Lobbying Group To Push Shared 12 GHz Rules
• Ex-Petco Park Vendor Can't Bat Away Padres' Trademark Suit
• Law360's 2021 Media & Entertainment Editorial Board
• Facebook Appeals Giphy Merger Restrictions In CMA Probe
• Robinhood's Bid To Toss Hacking Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Robinhood MDL Attorneys Vie For Leadership Roles
• FCC Might Extend Security Crackdowns To Consumer Devices
• IP Attys On TikTok Defy BigLaw's 'Stodgy' Social Media Norms
• Hedgeye Says Ex-Managing Director Stole Trade Secrets
• Teen Banking Biz Nabs Celebrity Backing In $100M Series C
• SpaceX Gets FCC Green Light To Update Broadband Fleet
• Judge Threat Case Moved After Salas Shooting Coverage
• Bankrupt Alamo Drafthouse Goes With Stalking Horse Bid
• The Pandemic's Bright Spots For Lawyers Who Are Parents
• Fla. Privacy Bill Would Be Compliance 'Disaster,' Group Says
• Photog Says NY Post Fired Him Over Virus PPE Complaint
• Latham, Skadden Steer IPO For Ex-Apple Chief's Marketing Biz
• Seward & Kissel Attys On Guiding Sotheby's First NFT Auction
• Prison Phone Co. Says Billing Complaint Is Baseless
• Michael Jackson's Cos. Escape 2nd Sex Abuse Suit
• Maine's A La Carte Cable Law Scrapped After 1st Circ. Loss
• Musicians' Unions Ask Calif. Judge To Toss Royalty Fee Fight
• COVID Vaccine Maker, Jessica Alba's Startup Launch IPOs
• 'Golden Rule' Upends $1M Record Label Defamation Award
• Judge Finds Texas Biz No 'Lucky Duck' In Slots IP Row
• Former FCC Chair Pai Joins Private Equity Firm Searchlight
• High Court To Hear Houston Community College Censure Row
• Facebook Advertisers Seek Cert. In Inflated Ad Reach Suit
• Data 'Scraping' Episodes Don't Fall Neatly Into Breach Laws
• Ex-Netflix Exec's Criminal Bribery Case Goes To Jury
• Albright To Apple: Koss Patent Row Won't Be Transferred
• Key GOP Reps. Press MLB On 'Extortion' With Ga. Move
• Up Next At High Court: Donor Secrecy And Angry Snapchats
• Ghislaine Maxwell Denies Sex Trafficking Charges
• Warhol Foundation Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Fair Use Ruling
• Robinhood Says Ice Cube's IP Suit Barred By 1st Amendment
• AGs, FTC Say Facebook Must Plan For Discovery Now
• Simington Says FCC Can Finesse Spectrum Use Agreements
• Supreme Court Is Right In Limiting Gov't Agency Authority
• Disney, Fox Say 'Predator' Creators 'Forum Shopped' IP Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• DC NFL Team Accuses Wilkinson's Atty Of Threatening Leaks
• Reddit Profits From Child Porn, Suit Says
• Dr. Luke Not 'Public Figure' In Kesha Case, NY Court Says
• Brand Battles: Walmart Goes After Kanye's New Yeezy Logo
• Revise Mansfield Diversity Mandates To Also Benefit Veterans
• Zoom Damages Ruling Benefits Securities Defendants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Vaccine Passport Plans Can't Ignore Web Of Privacy Laws
• IP Forecast: Supercell Preps For Another Clash With Gree
• FTC Lacks Facts For Antitrust Claims, Facebook Says
• Sens. Press Carriers On 2G, 3G Network Shutdown Plans
• Zurich Fights NJ Theater's Bid To Remand Virus Coverage Suit
• Google Just Won A Big Copyright Case. It Isn't The First Time.
• Ex-CBS Worker Blames Atty For Missing Docs In Bias Dispute
• FCC Streamlines Rules For Commercial Space Launches
• 3 Firms Steer $2B Vivid Seats Go-Public Deal
• Phone Co. Fined $4.1M For Impersonating Other Carriers
• Apple, Google App Antitrust Debate Sparks Senate Pile-On
• States Want To Maintain Oversight In FCC's Lifeline Program
• Apple Can't Nix False Ad Suit Over iTunes' 'Buy' Button
• Twitter Wants Toss Of Biden Laptop Defamation Suit In Fla.
• DirecTV Hands Off Bars' 'Sunday Ticket' Claims To Arbitration
• Actress Accuses Girardi Of Stealing From Crash Settlement
• Khan Declines Blanket Recusal On Big Tech Cases
• Rose Bowl Hits Back At Pasadena In Hosting Rights Suit
• Salas Shooting Coverage Prompts Bid To Move Threat Case
• Apple-Epic Trial Won't Be Video Streamed, Judge Says
• Conservative Blog Dodges Ex-Rep. Hill's Revenge Porn Suit
• Netflix, Others Urge 7th Circ. To Keep Fee Suit Federal
• Munck Wilson Adds Former Jones Day Atty To LA Office
• Ex-Trump Aide Tells 7th Circ. Defamation Suit Belongs In Ill.
• 'American Idol' Singer Can't Revive Suit Over Damaged Ear
• WorldStarHipHop Wins $1M Over TM Infringement
• Daily Mail Publisher Hits Google With Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Netflix Exec Quit After CEO Raised Conflict Issue, Jury Told
• Jilted Apple User Sues After Account Nixed Without Notice
• FCC Launches Database For Tracking Robocall Compliance
• FCC Won't Do Dems' 'Bidding' In Miami Station Sale, Carr Says
• Reed Smith Adds Media Partner Seasoned In Celeb Matters
• Adelson's Death Caps Damages In Newspaper Suit, Court Told
• Facebook Memo Reveals Plan To 'Normalize' Data Scraping
• Latham-Led Entertainment Giant Stages IPO Comeback
• PGA Says It Didn't Overstep In Getting Sirius Show Canceled
• Copyright Concerns For NFT Buyers, Sellers In Music Industry
• Meet The Tech Co. CLOs Set To Testify At App Store Hearing
• Infrastructure Push Reveals Partisan Broadband Priorities
• Jones Day Nabs Venable Trial Atty In LA
• Bankruptcy Litigation Could See More Third-Party Funding
• Court TV Sued By Rival Over Alleged False Advertising
• Twitter Says Voip-Pal Offered $250K To Drop Patent Challenge
• LA City Atty Gets $1.2M Penalty, Injunction Against Vape Co.
• Ill. Judge Again Asked To Weigh Approval Of $92M TikTok Deal
• Ex-Netflix Exec Hid Commissions From Colleague, Jury Told
• Project Veritas Founder Sues Twitter For Defamation After Ban
• High Court Urged To Revive 'Jersey Boys' Copyright Fight
• PTAB Rejects Netflix's Bid To Review Broadcom Patent
• Apple Restoring Parler To The App Store
• R. Kelly Associate Cops To Torching SUV Tied To Accuser
• MyPillow's $1.6B Suit Calls Dominion's $1.3B Suit 'Lawfare'
• Twitter Uses Texas AG's Own Words To Fight Content Suit
• Maine Museum 'Ambassadors' Can't Unionize, NLRB Says
• EDTX Judge Says To Ax Parts Of Gree Patents Before Trial
• Maine Says 1st Circ. Precedent Backs Cable Bill Refund Law
• Texas Questions Griddy's Need For PR Firm In Ch. 11 Case
• NY Hikes Taxes On Businesses, Wealthy In $212B Budget
• 2 Firms Rep Cannabis Lender For $8M Funding Round
• Apple Wins 'Music' TM Fight With A Little Help From Beatles
• La. Tax Talk: Legislature Takes On Tax Reform
• High Court Sidesteps Autodialer Cases After Facebook Ruling
• Justices Won't Review Tribune Media Ch. 11 Clawback Case
• SDNY Judge Refuses To Toss Ghislaine Maxwell Indictment
• NRA Ad Agency Says It Handled Executives' Expenses
• Texas Justices, Again, Won't End Alex Jones Defamation Suits
• 6 GHz Sharing Plan Is Sure To Be Disruptive, DC Circ. Told
• 11th Circ. Affirms Gizmodo Win In Ex-Trump Aide's Libel Suit
• Witness In Ex-Netflix Exec Bribery Trial Has COVID, Jury Told
• Law360's Guide To Biden's Judicial Picks
• Skadden-Led Website Biz Squarespace Files Direct Listing
• Brand Battles: 3M Targets '3G' Medical Gloves In TM Fight
• Pet Food Cos. Say 'Dog Whisperer' Biz Lied About New Shows
• Cosmetic Injection Startup Stiffed Staff, Pa. Suit Says
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause Bargaining Order For Broadcasting Co.
• Film Cos. Want Ga. Author's Copyright Suit Axed Or Moved
• 'Slumlord' Name Calling Ruled Opinion, Not Defamation
• Why The Future Law Firm Model Is Industry-Based Offerings
• Deepfake Best Practices Amid Developing Legal Landscape
• Spotify Won't Use Speech Patent After Privacy Rebuke
• Insurer Cites Exclusion To Nix Coverage For BIPA Suits
• Comedy Trainers At Chicago's Second City Vote To Unionize
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• SolarWinds Sanctions Far From Last Word On Russian Hacks
• 'Walking Dead' Producers' Claims Slain, But May Live Again
• Facebook, Princeton Must Face AI Data Theft Claims
• Stan Lee Heir Fights 'Preposterous' $1M Sanctions At 9th Circ.
• IP Forecast: Ferring, Lupin To Face Off In Clenpiq Patent Trial
• 11th Circ. Says Epstein Victims Can't Bring CVRA Suit
• 'Predator' Creators Sue Disney To Claw Back Copyrights
• Iron Maiden, Law Firm Say Civil Theft Suit In Fla. Is Off Key
• FCC Probes Verizon's Plans For TracFone Merger
• Insurer Prevails In NY Casino Owner's Virus Coverage Suit
• Ex-Salvadoran Soccer Boss Out On Bail After Months In Jail
• Gaming Firm's Public Debut Tops Five IPOs Exceeding $4.5B
• FCC Eases Rules For Sensors That Detect Babies Left In Cars
• Carriers Urge Gov't To Disclose More About 3.4 GHz Plans
• 30 Rights Groups Ask EU For Strict WhatsApp, Skype Privacy
• Big Tech Group Offers Support For Biden Corp. Tax Rate Hike
• Artist's 'Vexatious' Discovery Motions Struck In Porn IP Row
• New Federal Aid Could Boost Tribal Access To Broadband
• Stream TV Lets New Committee Catch Up On Ch. 11 Dismissal
• Anticipating Plaintiff Strategies After High Court TCPA Ruling
• Bursor & Fisher Makes Play To Lead Robinhood MDL
• Judge Won't Dissolve Teamsters' Disney Local Takeover
• Chancery OKs $2.4M Atty Fee In Tribune Poison Pill Drop
• Anesthesiology Org. Hit With Libel Suit Over Drug Articles
• Turn Down Volume On Blaring Commercials, Dem Urges FCC
• Apple CEO Tim Cook Looking At 2-Hour Epic Trial Testimony
• NY Law Mandates All ISPs Offer $15 Low-Income Web Plans
• Ex-Netflix Exec Scored Cash, Gifts From Vendors, Jury Told
• Detroit PD Sued Over False Arrest Using Facial Recognition
• Attys Streamline Bids To Lead Google Antitrust Suits
• Judge Won't Boot Playboy's TM Suit Over Bunny Costumes
• FCC To Roll Out $7B Student Broadband Plan In Next Month
• Are Nonfungible Tokens Securities?
• Fox News Has High-Profile Team In $1.6B Defamation Defense
• Orlando Major League Soccer Club Hit With OT Suit
• Ex-Alden CFO Charged With Embezzling $30M, To Plead Guilty
• Comcast Slapped With FLSA Suit By Cable Installation Techs
• Olympics, Puma Call Truce In 'Tokyo 2020' Trademark Fight
• 7 Firms Forge $4.8B Univision-Televisa Merger
• AMC Trims More Of 'Walking Dead' Creator's $280M Profit Suit
• Huawei Says FCC Shouldn't Expand Rip-And-Replace Scope
• GOP Sens. Target MLB Antitrust Carveout Amid Georgia Move
• 2nd Circ. Revives Bid-Rig Suit Over Bloomberg's NY Offices
• German Regulator Targets Facebook, WhatsApp Data Sharing
• Epic Judge Says No To Apple's Bid For Pretrial Sanctions
• NLRB Tells 9th Circ. To Keep Bargaining Order In Place
• DC Circ. Seeks Clarity On Jurisdiction In Defamation Case
• Weinstein Accusers' Appeal Says Ch. 11 Releases Improper
• Thought Leadership's Critical Role In Law Firm Diversity
• Pomerantz Loses Bid To Replace Robbins Geller In Zoom Suit
• Live Nation Brain Injury Verdict Reduced Again To $32.6M
• TCPA Litigation And Compliance After Facebook Ruling
• Ex-Netflix Exec Gave Startup Rivals' Pricing Data, Jury Told
• TikTok Faces TM Suit Over 'Stitch' Video Edit Tool
• Epic Games Valued At $28.7B In Sony-Led Funding Round
• MLB Ump Wins $500K From Ex-Met For Defamatory Podcast
• 9th Circ. Ruling Offers Defendants Hope On Remand Appeals
• Texas Judge Suggests Turning Off Biz's Virus Coverage Suit
• FCC Warns Phone Carriers To Step Up Robocall Blocking
• Instagram Celeb Hit With Copyright Suit Over Sample Photos
• Feds Will Let 'Varsity Blues' Couple Juggle Parenting, Prison
• Google Accused Of Harassing Buchanan Ingersoll In IP Suit
• Qatar Airways Ordered To Turn Over Docs In Music IP Case
• Ex-LA Rams Employee Settles 'Trash Talk' Suit
• Three Firms Tapped To Lead Robinhood Order Flow Suits
• 9th Circ. Doubts NSO's Immunity Defense In WhatsApp Suit
• Ex-CBS Worker, Atty Held In Contempt In Race Bias Dispute
• Facebook Tells 1st Circ. To Reverse FTC Doc Release Order
• NYC Man Denies Insider Trading In Press-Linked Case
• FCC Wants Your Internet Speed Data For Broadband Maps
• Dr. Seuss Estate Wants Win In IP Suit Over 'Star Trek' Mashup
• T-Mobile Says Dish To Blame For 3G Shutdown Threat
• Ex-Netflix Biz Partner Acknowledged 'Pay-To-Play,' Jury Told
• Disney Wants Out Of Ex-Analyst's Whistleblower Suit
• Md. Bill To Bar Passing On Digital Ad Tax Goes To Gov.
• Nat'l Security Team Clears Polhem's $1B Telia Carrier Buy
• Mohawk Gaming Cites New Ruling In COVID Coverage Case
• Weinstein Confirms LA Indictment, Fights Extradition From NY
• Apple Says Not Naming Third-Party Witnesses Was Epic Fail
• Fox News Taps Ex-Google Atty For General Counsel Spot
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Foxconn Get TM In Amazon Echo Fight
• Biden Looks To Up Cybersecurity Spending With Budget Plan
• Former Netflix Exec Faces Bribery Charges As Trial Kicks Off
• Credit Suisse Sues Spoofers Over Stolen Employee Records
• Writers' Group CEO Blames PRO Act 'Confusion' On Big Biz
• Roku Cleared Of Infringement In $228M Interactive TV IP Trial
• Justices Asked To Revisit 'Life Issues' In Tinder's IP Alice Win
• NFL Moves To Sack Suit Over Super Bowl Livestream Crash
• Ex-Fox News Makeup Artist Drops Bias Suit
• What Associates Should Consider Before Switching Practices
• Taxation With Representation: Fried Frank, White & Case, Weil
• Fla. Vaccine Passport Ban May Be Spoiling For Court Fight
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Apple's Bid To Nudge Albright On Transfer
• Charter Gets $19M In Sanctions For False Windstream Ads
• Wilson Sonsini Adds Ex-Shearman & Sterling Partner In Austin
• 6th Circ. Urged To Not Erase 5 Years Of Robocall Violations
• Nike Resolves Bad Blood With Lil Nas X 'Satan Shoes' Seller
• AMC Says 'Walking Dead' Execs Seek Life for Killed Claims
• AGs, FTC Fight To Keep Their Facebook Antitrust Suits Alive
• Swimming League Suit's Discovery Brawl Irks Calif. Judge
• Daily Mail Writer Dodges Ex-Rep. Hill's Revenge Porn Suit
• FCC Puts 50 More 2.5 GHz Tribal Applications On The Pile
• Google Judge Wants Info On Facebook's Role In Antitrust Suit
• Ga. Judge Rips 'Unprofessional' Attys In Cardi B Slander Case
• Haymarket Media Hit With Wages Class Action
• Verizon Says TracFone Merger Will Shore Up Prepaid Plans
• Ex-Ore. Sen. To Step Down As Broadcasters Group Leader
• High Court Oracle Copyright Ruling Is A Boon For Innovation
• Nigerian Media Mogul Banned For Racking Up Unpayable Debt
• 4 Effective Ways To Prioritize Client Advocacy
• FCC Tells DC Circ. It's Pondering Net Neutrality Rule Revival
• Twitch Partners With Firm To Address Off-Platform Conduct
• Kesha Says New NY Free Speech Law Could Cost Dr. Luke
• Facebook, Princeton Judge Unlikely To Toss AI Data IP Suit
• Pressure Builds On Irish GDPR Watchdog To Take On Big Tech
• Ex-Northeastern Track Coach Charged Over Nude Photo Ploy
• Pot Dispensary Lease Holding Up Bankruptcy Plan, Court Told
• Court Says CoreCivic Must Pay For Failed Defamation Suit
• Software Co. Fights Rules On Follow-Up Suits At High Court
• UK's CMA Kicks Off Work On Digital Platform Code
• Actor Charged In $690M Netflix, HBO-Based Ponzi Scheme
• NY Legislature OKs $4.3B Tax Hikes On Biz And Wealthy
• Giuliani Seeks To Toss Dominion's $1.3B Election Lie Claims
• Verizon Can Support 'Fastest' Wideband Ad, Watchdog Says
• Stream TV DIP Lender Gets OK To Oppose Ch. 11 Dismissal
• App Development Biz AppLovin Seeks $30B Valuation In IPO
• Avenatti Likely To Remain Free Ahead Of Calif. Trial
• Advocates Say TracFone Deal Can Only Wrap With Conditions
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Suing Netflix Over Doc: I'm No Loughlin
• Remote Law Firm Culture Should Prioritize Associate Training
• ISPs Tell 9th Circ. Net Neutrality Law Must Be Curtailed
• Daily Mail Escapes Ex-Rep. Katie Hill's Revenge Porn Suit
• Liebowitz Asks Skeptical 2nd Circ. To Undo Harsh Sanctions
• Barnes & Thornburg Hires Ex-Greenberg Media Leader
• NJ Theater Wants Virus Coverage Row Back In State Court
• Cooley-Led Patreon Valued At $4B After New Funding Round
• Fox News Must Face Ex-Ad Client's Accounting Scheme Suit
• Lawmakers Slam YouTube Kids As Predatory 'Wasteland'
• Irish Watchdog Probing Leak Of 533M Facebook Users' Data
• Music IP Duo Rejoins Arent Fox From Akerman
• Albania Can't Get $132M Award In Claim Over TV Station Nixed
• Mobile Gaming Co. Skillz Says Rival Stole Its Patented Tech
• Investor, Art Biz Prep NFT Marketplace For Cannabis Art
• Lamar Advertising's Blank-Check Co. Files For $300M IPO
• FCC Urged To Allow COVID Funds To Be Used For Networks
• Seinfeld Wants Copyright Accuser's Attorney To Pay Fees
• Apple Can't Get Facebook Docs About 'Bias' In Epic Battle
• Kirkland-Led Sports Card Giant Hits $1.3B Value In SPAC Deal
• How Texas Judges Have Kept IP Trials Moving During COVID
• Virtual Litigation May Unravel The Narcissistic Lawyer
• Spotify Wins Legal Fees Over 'Extortionary' TM Suit
• Insurer Says Vegas Casino Wants To Compel 'Phantom' Docs
• Sens. Urge Biden To Spend $3B On Chinese Tech Alternatives
• 'Shape Of Water' Copyright Fight Ends In Settlement
• Rosen Law Aims To Lead Securities Claims In Robinhood MDL
• Vegas Theater's Labor Violations May Yield Union Vote Redo
• Online Accessibility Bill Needs Clearer Compliance Standards
• Scrapped Music Festival's No Refunds Policy Hits A Sour Note
• Chinese Restaurateur Hid Warhol Purchase, Dining Co. Says
• FCC Leaned On Bad Info For 6 GHz Band Call, DC Circ. Told
• AIG Says Chubb Should Cover Amway's $23M Copyright Suit
• Weinstein Says 'Irrelevant' Assault Evidence Merits New Trial
• Objectors To $92M TikTok Privacy Deal Push For Arbitration
• Knoxville Fights Hulu's Bid To Nix Franchise Fee Suit
• 6 Things To Know About High Court's Google-Oracle Ruling
• FCC Probes Delays In Rolling Out 911 Vertical Location Data
• Is Telehealth The Next Frontier For Net Neutrality Action?
• Troutman-Led GameStop Unveils Potential $1B Stock Offering
• Facebook Wants Housing Bias Ad Suit Axed Again
• Texas Jury Told Roku Infringed Interactive TV Patents
• Carton Judge Not Signing Off On Restitution Without Details
• High Court Rejects Alex Jones' Appeal In Sandy Hook Case
• Tribune Says Rival $680M Bid May Beat Hedge Fund's Offer
• NYC Gallery Urges 2nd Circ. To Revive Virus Coverage Row
• Pierce Bainbridge Atty Lied To Beat Fee Dispute, Suit Says
• Wilkinson Barker Knauer Adds Partner From Akin Gump In DC
• ABA Remote Work Guide Raises Bar For Atty Tech Know-How
• Covington, Goodwin Guide $323M Internet Brand Biz Deal
• Justice Thomas Floats Social Media Regs To Fight Big Tech
• Supreme Court Rules For Google In Oracle Copyright Fight
• Janet Jackson Concert Scammer Gets 3 Years
• Robinhood Restricted-Trading Suits Will Play Out In Florida
• Billionaire Dodging Service In Sex Assault Suit, Accuser Says
• MLB Pulls All-Star Game From Georgia Over New Voting Law
• CBD Co. Sued For Using 'Dog Unleashed' Brand
• Teamsters Say Disney Unit Regime Should Last Through Vote
• Strip Club Operator Must Face Investors' Securities Suit
• 2nd Circ. Backs The Met's Win In IP Suit Over Van Halen Pic
• Workers Slam Boston Duck Tours' Attempt To Toss OT Suit
• NFT Craze Generates Slew Of Legal Questions
• Media Ownership Ruling Leaves FCC Public Interest Leeway
• Casino Operator Can't Target Private Jet In $300M Award Fight
• Focus Turns To Congress As Justices Narrow TCPA Liability
• Actress Drops Weinstein Claims For Ch. 11 Settlement Funds
• FCC Urged To Disclose Defaults On Rural Broadband Funding
• FCC's Emergency Broadband Program To Start With 300 ISPs
• Fed. Circ. Won't Review Axed IP In 'Clash Of Clans' Row
• Lateral Hire Conflict Screening Lessons From DLA Piper Case
• 5th Circ. OKs Rams Owner's Win In Co. Sale Interference Suit
• High Court's Autodialer Ruling Raises Bar For TCPA Plaintiffs
• UMG Says Petty's Ex-Wife, Attys' Rashness Merits Sanctions
• 'LegalEagle' Brings Big YouTube Audience Into World Of Law
• Bank Says Pa. Online Ticket Vendor Stiffed It During Sale
• Key Enforcement Risks For SPAC Parties Amid SEC Scrutiny
• South Korea's HYBE Label Gets Scooter Braun's Co. For $1B
• Skullcandy Beats Infringement Claims Over Wireless Tech
• Comcast Unit Owes $14M After Balking At Zinc Cleanup
• Roy Moore Rebuked, But Some Libel Claims Move Forward
• Ex-NFLer Favre Beats Fraud Suit Over Bankrupt Media Co.
• Union Can Duck Talks Over Labor Dispute, NLRB Judge Says
• Denied Is The Word In 'Grease' Owners' Bid To Nix Parody Suit
• Former Gov't Contractor Pleads Guilty To Classified Info Leaks
• Using Online Arbitration Agreements To Mitigate BIPA Liability
• Judge Drops Curtains On Acting School's Virus Coverage Suit
• Mass. Man Cops To Selling Fake Andy Warhol Artwork
• Google Publisher Suits Have 'Too Many Lawyers,' Judge Says
• Alamo Theaters' Ch. 11 Bidding Plan, $60M DIP Loan Approved
• Alpha Media Gets OK For $267M Chapter 11 Plan
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Nike Wins Restraining Order On Lil Nas X 'Satan Shoes'
• High Court Upholds FCC Media Ownership Deregulation
• Justices Back Narrow Autodialer Ban In Facebook Text Row