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Media & Entertainment - July, 2021

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• Ex-MPAA GC Pleads Guilty To Sex Abuse, Blackmail
• CORRECTED: Maxwell's Ex-Atty Put 'On Notice' After Cosby Op-Ed
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2021
• Avenatti Lied About $3M NBA Player Deal, Ex-Client Testifies
• 9th Circ. Won't Make Google Pay $8.5M Atty Fees In Ad Suit
• Investor Says Texas Music Festival Was 'Colossal Failure'
• BotsForWealth Marketer Seeks $10M After Alleged Ouster
• TV Host Hits Celeb Boxing Promoter With Image Suit
• FCC Urged To Let All Subsidy Programs Accept Telecom Gifts
• UK Also Probing Facebook's Kustomer Deal
• Biggest Merger Review Developments Of 2021 So Far
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Avenatti Was 'Anxious' To Get NBA Player's $3M, Atty Testifies
• Alphabet Investors Tell Judge Board Willfully Ignored COPPA
• MDL Objections In Big Tech Ad Monopoly Suits Perplex Judge
• FanDuel Reaches $375K Deal In Gamers' MDL
• 11th Circ. Sides With Amazon In Christian Nonprofit Bias Suit
• NTIA Holds Firm On Ligado Despite Switch In Administrations
• DraftKings Wagers On Sports Bars In Michigan, Tennessee
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets 1 Month For Insider Trading Scheme
• 7th Circ. Says It Can't Consider Best Buy TV Warranty Fight
• Infrastructure Deal Firms Up $65B For Broadband Expansion
• Will You Be Ready If Your Class Action Goes To Trial?
• Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Over 'Black Widow' Release
• DraftKings, FanDuel Hit With More App Patent Claims In NJ
• Marilyn Manson Says Actress's Sex Assault Claims Too Late
• Dickinson Wright Adds Entertainment Atty In Fort Lauderdale
• Paddington Bear Goes To The High Court Over IP Royalties
• Avenatti Made Ex-Paralegal 'Scapegoat' In Scheme, Jury Told
• Broadcast Stations Fined $9M Over Carriage Deal Fail
• AMC Can't Drive Stake Into Reanimated 'Walking Dead' Suit
• 2 Firms Seek To Rep Investors In Sprawling Robinhood Suit
• FCC Urged To Match, Not Exceed, Global 24 GHz Standards
• Gray Television Shedding 10 Stations For $925M Deal
• This Time, Snap Unlikely To Escape Trade Secrets Row
• 2nd Circ. Says Trumps Can't Arbitrate Investor Fraud Suit
• GOP Bill Would Define How Big Is Too Big For 'Big Tech'
• Rolling Disclosure Cap Method May Lead To Lower Damages
• Law Firms, Know Who's Responsible For Your Cloud Security
• Tom Brady's Religion Of Sports Hires Ex-Red Bull Atty As GC
• AGs Taking Loss In Facebook Antitrust Case To DC Circ.
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Say Feds Muzzling Key Witnesses
• Activision Taps WilmerHale For Bias Probe After Lawsuit
• Former Gov't Contractor Gets 45 Months For Classified Leaks
• Fandango Can't Arbitrate Fla. Wiretap Claims, Judge Advises
• Video Game Developer Looks To Toss Players' Antitrust Suit
• Avenatti Decided Where Client Funds Went, Ex-Employee Says
• Music Producer Can't Undo $15M Default In Rape Case
• OAN Cites Andy Rooney Ruling In Maddow Fight At 9th Circ.
• Pro-Trump Pastor Can't File Amicus Brief In Twitter Feud
• FCC Might Begin Collecting Broadcast Diversity Data Again
• Minnesota Regulator Won't Ditch Old Landline Service Rules
• Google Not A 'Beneficent Ad Facilitator,' Publishers Say
• Doctor Files Defamation Suit Against CNN Over Virus Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Legacy, A3 Productions, Bank Of America
• Ga. Bar Wants 11th Circ. To Toss Lin Wood Appeal
• That's A Rap: Shkreli's Wu-Tang Album Sold To Cap Judgment
• Chancery Reluctantly OKs $47M Twitter Settlement
• FCC Nixes Dish's Try To Null T-Mobile, Verizon C-Band Bids
• Benefits For Law Firms Venturing Into New Services
• Investors Say Robinhood Restrictions Caused $10B In Losses
• Ga. Judge Facing Ethics Charges Over Facebook Comments
• Sex Pistols Singer Fights 'Nuclear Button' In Licensing Battle
• Erika Girardi Claims Atty's Harassment 'Significantly Worse'
• Britney Spears Asks To Remove Father From Conservatorship
• NCAA And Former USC Coach Settle Defamation Suit
• Copyright Deposit Is No Takings Clause Violation, Judge Says
• Calif. Ad Agency Sues Chubb Unit For COVID-19 Coverage
• Embracing ESG: Exelon GC Talks Diversity Initiatives
• Ex-Fox Execs Say FIFA Foreign Bribe Case Is 'Vast Overreach'
• 'The Morning Show' Production Co. Hits Chubb With $44M Suit
• Mich. Casino Says Virus In Air Is Direct Physical Loss
• Sky Gets Bad Faith Trademark Ruling Nixed On Appeal
• Where Have All The Associates Gone?
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• FTC Given Extra Time To File Amended Facebook Complaint
• Exec. Fired For Posts Equating Mask Reporting To Nazis Sues
• Spyglass Fires Back At Weinstein Brother's Demand For Pay
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Google Securities Suit's Revival
• GPS Groups Laud Plan To Make Ligado Pay For Interference
• Amazon Seller Pleads Guilty To DVD Price-Fixing
• Digital Ad Co. Grabs $160M In IPO After Merger's Demise
• 2nd Circ. OKs $100K Sanction Against 'Copyright Troll'
• Attys To Get $15.6M In Facebook Moderators' $52M PTSD Deal
• Game Cos. Settle EDTX 'Clash of Clans' Patent Lawsuits
• NY AG Preps Fight To Save Low-Cost Broadband Cap
• Judge Demands Specifics From La., SC In Texas' Google Case
• AT&T, Verizon Urge FCC To Reject 'Sham' Call-Routing Tactics
• A Legal Primer On Social Tokens
• Porn Co. Settles Vineyard Artist's IP Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Biotech Investor Tells 2nd Circ. STAT Article Defamed Him
• Tech Groups Say FCC Must Ignore 5.9 GHz Redo Requests
• Mario Batali Enabled Harassment At NY Restaurants, AG Finds
• Dems Want Social Media Cos. Liable For Vax Misinformation
• Bills Giving FCC, NTIA Bigger Cyber Roles Advance In House
• TikTok Faces Dutch Sanction For Alleged Privacy Failings
• Conservative Group Sues YouTube Over Account Suspension
• 'I Trusted Michael': Ex-Client Says Avenatti Never Paid Him
• FINRA Sweeps To Target SPACs, Social Media Influencers
• Pomerantz To Rep VW Investors Suing Over April Fool's Prank
• Copyright Committee Weighs In On IT Modernization Effort
• Disney World Property Values Cut By $428M In Fla. Settlement
• ​​​​​​​Dish Network Beats SF Nonprofit Channel's Carriage Suit
• Attys Say Ex-CIA Coder Fit To Rep Self At Espionage Retrial
• Revamping Law Firm Marketing Lists — With Partner Buy-In
• Johnny Rotten Atty Says Band Ditched Majority Vote IP Pact
• Disney Prevails In Years-Long 'Jungle Book' Royalties Dispute
• Laos Can't Enforce Asset Freeze In $3.7M Casino Award Fight
• 20th Century And CAA Stole Script For 'Ad Astra,' Writer Says
• Calif. Agency Accuses Activision Blizzard Of 'Frat Boy' Culture
• Avenatti Stole Client Funds To Buy Jet, Pay Bills, Jury Told
• Pa. High Court Says Medical Pot Applications Are Public
• Nationwide Unit Beats Bad-Faith Claim In D&O Coverage Fight
• Judge Doubts Twitter Defamed Man Over Biden Laptop Story
• Conservatory Must Face The Music In COVID-19 Refund Suit
• Talk Show Host Back On Calif. Ballot After Tax Disclosure Flap
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• DC Circ. Won't Stop SpaceX Satellites From Launching
• Next Up For NBA Champ Giannis: Winning These IP Cases
• Jurors Won't Be Asked About Porn Habits In Vineyard IP Trial
• Amazon Blasts DC AG's Antitrust Case
• Harvey Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty To Calif. Rape Charges
• 7th Circ. Won't Pull Cities' Netflix Fee Suit Into Federal Court
• NFTs May Come With Rewards, But Also Legal Risks
• Recent High Court Decisions Signify 1st Amendment Direction
• NXIVM Founder Must Pay Over $3.4 Million To Cult's Victims
• House Hearing Slams Opacity Of FCC Spectrum Rulemaking
• Avenatti To Represent Himself In Calif. Embezzlement Trial
• Pot Social Media Execs Want Out Of $12M Arbitration Demand
• Fed. Circ. Dismisses Mic Maker's Fight Over Injunction
• AT&T Gets FCC's OK For $16.3B Deal Spinning Off DirecTV
• Chinese LGBTQ App Co. Hit With Suit Over Share Price Drops
• Pro Poker Player Sues Borgata Casino After Suicide Joke
• Harvey Weinstein Extradited To California Ahead Of LA Trial
• The Murky World Of Legal Rankings Gets Some Clarity In NJ
• House Clears Bills Aimed At Media Diversity, 911 Readiness
• Time To Allow More Streamlined Class Action Notice Formats
• Disney Takes Another Swing At Ex-Exec's Severance Claim
• Taylor Swift Says 'Shake It Off' Didn't Copy 'Players,' 'Haters'
• Avenatti Cites Virus Variant's Surge To Urge Calif. Trial Delay
• Fox News Contributor Settles Suit Alleging Crude Texts
• Garland's 'Historic' Leak Probe Memo Comes With Fine Print
• The SEC Spooked Ackman But Won't Stifle Novel SPAC Deals
• Kalispel Wants Full 9th Circ. To Revisit Gambling Decision
• Major Networks Ask FCC To Clarify Advertisement ID Rules
• GOP House Members Form 'Freedom From Big Tech' Caucus
• Twitter Seeks 9th Circ. Review Of Texas' Moderation Probe
• Ghislaine Maxwell Owes NY $1.6M In Taxes, State Tax Dept. Says
• PTAB Won't Take Up Unified's Challenge Of Video Patent
• Insurer Aims To Duck Coverage For Stolen Reuters Computers
• Broadband Sats Are Filling The Sky. Are Regulators Ready?
• Instagram Wants Out Of Copyright Suit Over Embedding
• Embracing ESG: Cigna Counsel Talks Employee Wellness
• Failed Movie's Producers Agree To Class Cert. In Wages Suit
• 'Billions' Didn't Trade On Wall St. Book, 2nd Circ. Agrees
• Valassis, News Corp. Settle Monopoly Spat With Jury Out
• Ackman-Led SPAC Scraps $4B UMG Deal Amid SEC Pushback
• Who Is Mathew Rosengart? Get To Know Britney's New Atty
• Lin Wood Faces Discipline For Posting Hearing Video Online
• Brand Battles: Activision Wants To Take Down 'TactiVision' TM
• Hawley Asks Big Tech To Disclose Government Cooperation
• FCC Will Tackle Open RAN, VoIP, Caller ID Rules In August
• AMC Pays $200M To Kill 'Walking Dead' Producer's Profits Suit
• Jury In $200M Retail Promo Monopoly Trial Says It's Stuck
• Affleck-Led Film Project, Chubb End Insurance Dispute
• Nielsen Investors Seek Class Cert. In GDPR-Linked Suit
• Composer Says P&G Ripped Off His Work With Febreze Ads
• Billionaire Says $297M Award Fight Belongs In Philippines
• Ill. Events Co. Owes Teamsters Pension Fund $1.6M, Suit Says
• Judge's Move Could Add Year To Amazon Antitrust Case In DC
• Hybrid Work Models Are Key To Gender Parity In Law Firms
• Accountant Says Celebrity Chef Workers Sued Wrong People
• Court To Probe Vimeo Win In Gay Conversion Censorship Suit
• Bowditch Can't Depose Attorney In $20M Malpractice Suit
• Tennis Organization Accused Of Sabotaging Madrid Open
• Ga. City's Strip Club Ordinance Constitutional, Judge Says
• Robbins Geller Says FIFA Suit DQ Harms 'Innocent' Investors
• Admit One: No Class Cert. In COVID-19 Ticket Refund Spat
• Google Sued Over Rap Video On School Property With Kids
• Facebook Slams Data Antitrust Suit As Too Little, Too Late
• Chance The Rapper Dodges Most Claims In Ex-Manager's Suit
• Facebook's Use Of WhatsApp Data Is Subject Of Irish Probe
• Netflix Gets Franchise Fee Suit Moved To Federal Court
• IP Forecast: Alsup To Hear Finjan's Fee Fight With Juniper
• Nexstar Hits Comcast With NY Suit Over Broadcasting Deal
• Businessman Slams Asset Freeze In $3.7M Casino Award Row
• Physicist Used Lasers In $24M Picasso Caper, Suit Says
• Netflix Sued By Ex-Legal Affairs Director For Alleged Bias
• Covington, White House Alum To Lead Comcast Policy Group
• Former Bilzin Sumberg Partner Joins Mark Migdal & Hayden
• Biopharma Co. Says Unnamed Person Is Impersonating CEO
• Ex-XFL Commish 'Evading' Answers In Firing Suit, Court Told
• Feds Can't Merge 'Varsity Blues' Trials, Judge Says
• Britney Spears Wins Choice of Greenberg Traurig Atty
• Tinder Gets Sex Misconduct Claims Cut In $5B Founders' Suit
• Facebook Seeks TM Win For 'Outrageous' Record Destruction
• Judge Koh DQs Keller Lenkner From Facebook Antitrust Suit
• FCC Chief Pushes Boston, Raleigh For 5G, Open RAN Testing
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Alice Ax Of TV Patent
• Audio Co. Sued Over Software Used In Pandora's 'Voice Mode'
• Pot Delivery Co. Eaze Again Escapes $1M Ad Fee Suit
• New FCBA Prez Will Navigate Post-Pandemic Workplace World
• Khan's Mind Already Made Up, Facebook Says In Recusal Bid
• Jury Weighs Retail Promo Monopoly Case Against News Corp.
• 3rd Circ. Dismisses Effort To Save Trump's TikTok Ban
• 3 Keys To Winning Your Next Oral Argument
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic's 22-Year Sentence Vacated On Appeal
• High Court NCAA Antitrust Ruling Will Not Help Naomi Osaka
• Avenatti Says Potential Calif. Jurors May Have Looked Him Up
• Damon Dash Hits Jay-Z With New Suit Over Streaming Rights
• Disney's Longtime GC Aims To Retire By End of 2021
• Watchdog Adopts Best Practices For Mass Public Comments
• FCC Affirms Fine For Hogging Shared Radio Channel in 2013
• 'Borat' Star Ducks Roy Moore's Defamation Claims
• FCC Vote Broadens Replacement Fund For Chinese Tech
• Pasadena Beats Trademark Lawsuit Over Rose Bowl
• Judge Rules In Dating App Fight: It's Not You, It's Your Patent
• SEC Seeks $6.4M From Duo In Cannabis Investment Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Partly Revives PlayStation IP Suit Against Sony
• Peloton Buyer's 'Puzzling' Errors Doom NY False Ad Claims
• Apple Beats 'Memoji' Trademark Case At 9th Circ.
• Facebook Hires ACLU Atty For Civil Rights Team
• FCC Tightens Rules To Eradicate Contraband Phones In Jails
• Keys To Efficient And Accurate Doc Review For E-Discovery
• Google Fined €500M By France In News Copyright Dispute
• Twitter Judge Probes Parties As Investor Case Barrels To Trial
• Insurer Leads Flood Of 14 IPO Prospects That Could Top $3B
• Court Grants Delay But Not Stay In Suit Against Alan Parsons
• 'Borat' Star Says Weed Co. Burned Him With Billboard Cameo
• ITC Judge Issues Mixed Ruling In Roku Remote Control Row
• Arbitration May Favor Insurer In Caesars COVID Fight
• Live Nation Ends TM Battle With 'Women Nation' Group
• Apple Must Face Epic's Antitrust Claims In Australia
• AG Invited To Rebut Challenge To Law In Trump Big Tech Suit
• Son Of 'Varsity Blues' Defendant Says Movie Defamed Him Too
• Real Estate Rumors: Red Road, Acore, Angelo Gordon
• Maxwell's Ex-Atty Says Cosby Op-Ed Didn't Break SDNY Rules
• Embracing ESG: Raytheon GC Talks Climate Change
• Met Artifact Return Highlights Museums' Legal, Ethical Risks
• Pa. Amusement Parks Can't Nix Mask Mandate Challenge
• ACLU Wins Fight Over Tenn.'s Bathroom Sign Law, For Now
• Greenspoon Marder Adds 8 Ex-Taylor English Attys In NY, Ga.
• The Need For Insurance Options To Protect NFTs
• Insurer Wants In On Kobe Bryant Death Suit After Settlement
• Apple Beats Blix's Antitrust Claims Over Mobile OS Market
• Albright Sends TikTok Suit To Calif. Amid Fed. Circ. Grumbling
• Ex-Fox Execs Say Feds Hiding Ball On Soccer Bribe Claim
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2021
• FCC Says EBB Provider Can't Get Paid For New Service
• J&J Can't Block Deposition Of Media Rep In Talc Cancer Suit
• GOP Sen. Probes NTIA Broadband Map Info Process
• Telecom Industry Pans Biden Competition Order As Outdated
• USC Professor Cops To Tax Charge In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Texas Justices Won't Let Facebook Pause Sex Trafficking Suit
• Cardi B Defeats Counterclaims In Slander Suit Set For Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Latham, Simpson
• Pokémon Go Prevails In Reality Tech IP Fight At Fed. Circ.
• Atty In Neighbor Spat With Justin Theroux Can't Shield Emails
• Colo. Gov. Voices Innovation Worries In Signing Privacy Law
• FCC Hits Gray With $518K Fine For Evading Local TV Limit
• IP Forecast: Daiichi Sankyo Unit Takes Drug Rival To A Jury
• Judge 'Struggling' With Fight Over Gina Haspel's CIA Docs
• Pornhub Says Section 230 Bars Child Sex Trafficking Case
• Law Professors Say Trump Not Immune To Capitol Riot Suits
• 2nd Circ. Agrees Entrepreneur Damon Dash Infringed Film
• Top 7 Trademark Rulings Of 2021: A Midyear Report
• Hard Rock Cafe Says Hemp Co. Nabbed Its Name
• Trump Needs Damning Evidence To Keep Big Tech Suits Alive
• Fed. Circ. Dubious Of Dashed Patents In Pokémon Go Dispute
• Robbins Geller DQ Doesn't Muddy Investor Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• What Cos. Can Do Ahead Of Upcoming Sensitive Data Regs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sydney Airport, Tencent, Ottobock
• Biggest Georgia Legislation Of 2021: Midyear Report
• Rising Star: Kirkland & Ellis' Shanti Sadtler Conway
• WaPo's $6.7M Calif. Auto-Renew Settlement Gets Initial OK
• Treasury Pressed To Offer Flexibility In Broadband Funds
• High Court Onboards Big ERISA Suit, Leaves Others Behind
• 11th Circ. Rejects Chase Arbitration Bid In Film Fraud Case
• House Panel's GOP Reps Outline Plans For Tech Crackdown
• Ga. Justices To Review Snapchat Speed Filter Injury Suit
• Texas Ruling Shows Weight Of State Immunity In IP Claims
• Rising Star: Kinsella Weitzman's Nicholas Soltman
• Mass. Ruling A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys Changing Firms
• Trump Hits Big Tech Platforms With Censorship Class Actions
• US Wins OK To Appeal Decision Blocking Assange Extradition
• Dua Lipa Sued Over Instagram Photo Of Herself
• DC Circ. Shuts Down Cato's SEC Gag Rule Challenge
• Comcast Pushes FCC To Shift Nexstar Station Ownership
• Tom Girardi Victims OK'd To Go After Erika Girardi For Funds
• Britney Spears' Conservatorship Counsel Seek To Step Down
• No Evidence To Acquit Avenatti In Nike Case, Judge Says
• Lawmakers Urge FTC To Continue Facebook Antitrust Fight
• Streaming Exec Can't Escape Injunction, Networks Say
• Subsidy Hikes Are Key FCC Takeaway From Lifeline Study
• Top State And Local Tax Policies Of 2021: Midyear Report
• The Term Finale: A 'Kumbaya Court'? Not So Fast
• Weinstein Accuser Can Recover Costs Of Ch. 11 Mediation
• Bratz Dolls Maker's COVID-19 Coverage Suit Tossed
• 5th Circ. Mulls Texas A&M '12th Man' Copyright Suits' Viability
• How High Court Clarified Off-Campus Student Speech Rights
• NJ Boardwalk Failed To Show COVID-19 Damage, Judge Rules
• NJ Makes Changes To Corp. Tax Break Programs
• Rising Star: Davis Wright's Jeremy Chase
• Sac Kings Defend Against Virus Coverage Dismissal Bid
• Biggest Texas Supreme Court Rulings Of The Term
• Jones Day-Led Infor Sells Unit To Hexagon In $2.75B Deal
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Feds Renew Push For Single 'Varsity Blues' Parents Trial
• Returning To Open Court: Excitement, Nerves And Extra Prep
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• 5th Circ. Says Mandatory Bar Fees Violate Attys' Free Speech
• Avenatti Slams Nike Restitution Bid As Boies Schiller Payday
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2021: Midyear Report
• DC Circ. Says FBI Must Show Some Docs In Fake News Case
• Google Escapes Kids' YouTube Data Collection Suit For Now
• 5 Big Questions As NCAA, States Open NIL Floodgates
• Brand Battles: Zynga Aims To Beat New 'With Friends' Game
• Albright Tosses Koss IP Suit, Says WDTX Isn't Proper Venue
• Blumhouse Sues Hulu, Producers Over Mel Gibson Flick Deal
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Insurer Sues Disney Over Virus Claims For TV, Film Shoots
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Get SNAP Recipients Cheaper Internet
• The Big Picture: Epic's Battle Royale With Apple
• Broadcom Settles FTC Monopolization Charges
• Kathy Griffin Beats Calif. Neighbors' Backyard Spying Suit
• Chancery Clears Way For Madison Square Garden Merger Vote
• Justices Seemed Above The Political Fray, Until The Last Day
• Tech Co. Shareholders Sue In Del. Over CEO's Voting Control
• Feds Call Maxwell Atty's Op-Ed An Unfair Effort To Sway Jury
• Rising Star: Munger Tolles' Erin J. Cox
• Fla. Content Moderation Law Likely Violates 1st Amendment
• Kindred Grabs Rest Of Relax Gaming In Potential €295M Deal
• Thomas, Gorsuch Criticize Landmark Free Press Ruling
• 5 Massachusetts Cases To Watch In 2021's 2nd Half
• How To Avert Media Narrative And Get A Fair High-Stakes Trial
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: Kite Takes Aim At Juno's $1.2B IP Win
• Ohio GOP Drops Provision To Ban Municipal Broadband
• USC Prof To Admit To Tax Charge In 'Varsity Blues' Scandal
• AIX Can't Ditch Defense For Strip Club In Model Photo Row
• Weinstein Accuser Defends Bid For Ch. 11 Expenses
• Brooklyn US Atty's Pretrial Remarks Fair Game, Judge Says
• Stockholders Seek $900M MSG Merger Preliminary Injunction
• Large States Lag In Internet Subsidy Sign-Ups, Report Says
• Ad Dispute Process Does Not Boost Class Action Risk
• Ex-Turner Manager Gets 51 Months For Stiffing IRS On Bribes
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• Courts May Hesitate On FSIA Exception After 2nd Circ. Ruling