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Media & Entertainment - August, 2021

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• Man Accused Of Gaetz Extortion Plot Indicted On Wire Fraud
• Developer Loses COVID-19 Insurance Coverage Bid In Md.
• Advocacy Groups Ask TikTok Execs To Tackle Hate Speech
• TV Streamer Locast Loses Key Ruling In Battle With Networks
• Google Play Store Cases Eyeing Fall 2022 Trial
• Paper Wants 3rd Circ. To Say If 1st Amendment Bars Bias Suit
• Yavapai Prescott Tribe Sues Ariz. Over Sports Betting Law
• DOJ Using 'Hammer' For 'Scalpel' Google Discovery: Judge
• Chubb Sued Over 'Mission: Impossible' COVID Delay
• Twitter's IP Suit Tossed After Voip-Pal Promises Not To Sue
• No Final Approval Yet For $1.1M Kids' Data Deal With TikTok
• Major FCC Auction Winner Says Atty Faked Verification Docs
• 9th Circ. Nixes BladeRoom's $77M IP Win Over Facebook Deal
• Ex-Netflix Engineer, Brother Cop To Insider Trading
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix MDL Over 'Meme Stock' Restrictions
• Twitter Beats Hunter Biden Laptop Leaker's Defamation Suit
• Ackman Builds Last Bit Of UMG Stake After SPAC Snafu
• Model's $1.2M Suit Against Manager Tossed From Ga. Court
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Say Zoom Trial Will Stir 'Media Frenzy'
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 182 Attys From 77 Firms
• Meet The Key Players In The First 'Varsity Blues' Trial
• What The Judiciary's Font Recommendations Can Teach Us
• How Firms Can Help Law Schools Leap Into The Future
• Vaccines, Tuition, Race: The Litigation On Law Schools' Radar
• 4 Ideas For Updating Law Schools Post-Pandemic
• Seyfarth Adds Atlanta RE Partner From Berger Singerman
• Inside The 'Battleground For The Internet's Soul': Section 230
• Holmes' Health Docs Allege Balwani Abused, Controlled Her
• Clearview Can't Use 1st Amendment To Beat Ill. Privacy Suit
• US Urges Justices To Take Up Texas Pueblo's Bingo Petition
• Media Co. Says Disability Doesn't Defeat Harassment Story
• FCC Shifts Broadband Mapping Burden From Broadcasters
• Calif. Atty Wants 9th Circ. To Revive Trump Tweets Suit
• Vimeo Tells 7th Circ. To OK Arbitration For BIPA Suit
• Brand Battles: Nine West Takes On 'Drag Race' Star Nina West
• Nike Accuses Another Designer Of Selling Fake Sneakers
• Seagal Ordered To Satisfy SEC Crypto-Touting Settlement
• Law360's Tort Report: Ex-'SNL' Actor Hit With Sex Assault Suit
• Milbank, Paul Weiss Steer $70M Manhattan Real Estate Loan
• Ga. Judge Defends 'Homeless-Sexual' Social Media Post
• Judge Won't Revive Pierce Bainbridge Fee Dispute Suit
• How 6th Circ. May Resolve District Court TCPA Exception Split
• 1st Circ. Affirms Mootness In Arcade's COVID Restriction Suit
• NLRB Clears Yellow Pages Publisher In 401(k) Row With Union
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• State AG Sues Angry Birds Maker Over Child Data Collection
• Fed. Circ. Forecast: Apple Fights Caltech's $1.1B Patent Win
• Elizabeth Holmes Mental Health Docs May Be Unsealed Soon
• Albright Lets Facebook, EBay Ship IP Suits To California
• 'Varsity Blues' Parent Cops To Fraud Charge Ahead Of Trial
• NTIA Launches Two New Broadband Offices
• No Take 2 For Claims Over Bungled 'NCIS' Heist Scene In La.
• Apple Opposes Epic's Bid To Access Class Action Docs
• Peloton Beats ICON Health Counterclaim In Trade Secret Suit
• Squarespace Dodges Part Of Website Building Patent Suit
• Netflix's '13 Reasons Why' Accused Of Spiking Child Suicides
• 3 Blank-Check IPOs Tap Public Markets For $410M Combined
• Mintz Docs Not Protected In $19M Wynn Resorts Contract Row
• Kirkland, Cadwalader Rep Forbes' $630M Go-Public Deal
• Judge Asks If Warhol Ruling Impacts Trump Copyright Case
• Freshfields, Pillsbury Guide Axel Springer's $1B Politico Buy
• Powell, Wood Among Attys Sanctioned Over Election Suit
• Kids' YouTube Channel CoComelon Files IP Suit Against Rival
• Roku Is Sued For Board Details On Execs' 2019 Equity Awards
• Judge Rejects Most Of Google's Bid To Shield Play Store Info
• Facebook Advertiser Denied Cert. In 'Crapshoot' False Ad Suit
• FCC Gives Schools, Libraries Another Crack At COVID Funds
• Advocates Still Not Satisfied With Verizon-TracFone Deal
• Utilities Ask FCC To Cut Threat Of Pole-Attachment Refunds
• Albright Won't Grant New Patent Trial Against Roku
• Ga. Justices Ask If Nude Dance Clubs Can Fight Lingerie Tax
• Readers Say Media Biz Broke Ill. Privacy Law With Info Sales
• Is Nirvana's Album Cover Really Child Pornography?
• Knicks Player Says NBA Star Agent Cost Him $58M
• NJ Theater Denied Remand In Zurich Virus Coverage Suit
• Nirvana Hit With Child Porn Suit Over Iconic Album Cover
• MyPillow Seeks Midcase Appeal In Dominion Defamation Case
• FCC Floats Record $5.1M TCPA Fine Over Election Robocalls
• DC Circ. Says Trump Call With NSA On Russia Is Privileged
• QVC, Suzanne Somers Can't Stop Dispute From Going To Trial
• Avenatti Gains Edge As Feds Show Hand In Mistrial
• DOJ OKs $201M Corruption Probe Payout To FIFA, Others
• Former Label Hits Heavy Metal Singer With Copyright Suit
• Bill Would Help Localities Handle Broadband Permitting
• Ex-FTC Policy Head Tapped As TechFreedom Senior Counsel
• Activist Says Yahoo Must Face Suit For Deal Aiding His Arrest
• SEC Cyber Disclosure Actions Point To Merciless Scrutiny
• NY Photography Biz's Virus Coverage Suit Gets Shuttered
• The Pros And Cons Of State Broadband Grants
• Telemarketers Face Oct. Fee Hike For FTC's Do Not Call Lists
• Amazon Says Patent Biz Doesn't Deserve High Court Review
• Avenatti Wins Calif. Wire Fraud Mistrial Over Brady Violation
• How The 'Rocket Docket' Continues To Roar Through COVID
• 2nd Circ. Won't Redo Warhol Case, Even After Google Ruling
• 'Varsity Blues' Trial Pared Down As Another Parent Takes Deal
• Disney Says Johansson Must Arbitrate 'Black Widow' Beef
• 9th Circ. Asked To Save Golden Globes Monopoly Case
• Trulieve, Exec Hit With Noncompete Suit By Medical Pot Rival
• Ex-Salvadoran Soccer Head Pleads Out In FIFA Case
• 'Varsity Blues' Defendants Want 'Hodgepodge' Case Split Up
• 9th Circ. Sides With Sirius In Narrowed Read Of Calif. IP Law
• FCC Grants New Batch Of Tribal 2.5 GHz Spectrum Licenses
• Facebook Shakes Housing Bias Ad Suit For Good
• 4 Ways Courts Are Approaching High Court's TCPA Ruling
• Google Wants Play Store Info Shielded Despite Epic Unsealing
• Visa Tests NFT Space With $150K 'CryptoPunk' Purchase
• DC Circ. Says Internet Browsing History Not Subject To FOIA
• Johnny Rotten Loses Licensing Fight Over Sex Pistols Songs
• Ackman Smacks Back At SPAC Suit With 'SPARC' Plug
• Ex-Exec Can't Control Venezuelan Network, 11th Circ. Says
• State Broadcasters Implore FCC Not To Raise Regulatory Fees
• FTC Hopes Updated Facebook Complaint Plugs Holes In Case
• SBA Must Give Strip Clubs Second Round Of PPP Loans
• Brand Battles: Coursera Seeks To Cut 'Classera' TM
• FCC Orders Internet Calling Co. To Fix Accessibility Failures
• USDA's Animal Protection Failures Show Change Is Needed
• Redgrave Welcomes Martin Tully To Lead Privacy Practice
• 2nd Circ. Partially Upholds Tribune Advisers' MDL Dismissal
• App Store Competition Bill Contains A Loophole
• Iron Maiden, Law Firm Settle E-Commerce Co.'s Theft Claim
• Judge Says Radio Host's Suit Against PGA Misses Fairway
• 11th Circ. Agrees To Close Book On Yellow Pages IP Row
• Shaky Credibility May Bench 'Varsity Blues' Star Witness
• Ex-FCC Chief Of Staff Heads To Akin Gump Regulatory Group
• Texas' Latex Dancer Fee Is Unconstitutional, 5th Circ. Says
• IP Forecast: Ferring Seeks Sanctions Against Jones Day
• Possible Conn. WWE Stockholder Suit Deal Pauses Del. Cases
• ACLU Says Apple Must Scrap Photo Scanning Feature
• 50 Cent, TV Groups Want Out Of 'Frivolous' Defamation Suit
• For FCC's Carr, Section 230 Is The New Net Neutrality
• 'Destiny 2' Video Game Maker Sues Cheat Code Site
• Google Can't Keep App Store Antitrust Allegations Private
• Financier Omar Amanat Gets 5 Years For Fleecing Investors
• Michael Moore Accused Of Stealing Video For 'Fahrenheit 11/9'
• Calif. High Court Clears Johnny Mathis In Worker Fall Suit
• US Says $380M Award In 1MDB Fraud Case Is Fair Game
• Netflix To Face 'Varsity Blues' Defamation Suit In State Court
• Why A Missed Email Could Cost You Your Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Tricor Group, SenseTime
• Dallas Paper, 'SEO Queen' Settle Suit Over Copycat Sites
• Knicks Player Was Free To Cut Agent, Court Told In Bribe Case
• Virus As 'Force Majeure' Sits Well With 2nd Circ.
• FTC Takes Another Shot At Facebook In 3-2 Vote
• Avenatti Asks Fed Agent Why 'Nothing' Done To Find Key Data
• Ex-Netflix Software Engineers Accused Of Insider Trading
• Locast Exec Wants His Day In Court To 'Exonerate' Himself
• Comcast Calls Viamedia's Privilege Claim 'Gamesmanship'
• Netflix 'Varsity Blues' Suit May Land In Mass. State Court
• Pardoned By Trump, Ex-Observer Editor Is Charged By Vance
• Ex-Fox Execs Want FIFA Witness' Phone For Bribery Defense
• ASU Loses TM Case Over 'COVID.Party' Instagram Account
• First 'Varsity Blues' Trial To Forge Ahead Despite Virus Surge
• Split 9th Circ. Nixes Settlement In Tinder Age Bias Suit
• Valve Gets New Shot To Nix More Claims In Ironburg Patents
• Avenatti Kicks Off Defense Calling Ex-Law Firm Colleague
• Sinclair, Dish Reach Deal To Delay Widespread Blackout
• Casino Operator Says Billionaire Must Face $297M Award Suit
• UK Privacy Claims Don't Belong In Calif. Court, Judge Says
• Mo. Municipalities' DirecTV Fee Suit Again Sent To State Court
• Netflix Wants To Ax IP Case Over 'The Umbrella Academy' Fish
• Profs. Tell DC Circ. SpaceX Launches Need Enviro Review
• Ex-USC AD Asks Not To Testify During 'Varsity Blues' Trial
• MSNBC, Maddow Did Not Defame OAN, 9th Circ. Rules
• Investors Allege Ackman's SPAC Dodged Registration Rules
• NRA Gets Claims Trimmed In Fight With Ackerman McQueen
• Federal Coalition Announces Tribal Broadband Summit
• How Intellectual Property Rights Can Complicate NFT Market
• Latham-Led Sports Betting Fintech Hits $1B Valuation
• Post-Gazette Can't Duck Ex-Reporter's Racial Bias Suit
• Disney Might Owe Film Profits In Digital FX Copyright Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Prologis, Chalkbeat, Westdale
• SXSW Looks For New Top Lawyer As GC Plans Departure
• These Law Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Salvadoran Soccer Boss To Cop Plea In FIFA Bribe Case
• Tech Industry GCs See Civil Rights As Key Responsibility
• Blink-182, Concert Venue Escape Guard's Blinding Suit
• FCC's 5.9 GHz Plan Ignores Congress' Intent, DC Circ. Told
• Facebook Oversight Board Eyes Bigger Footprint By 2022
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Undo Fee Denial In Instagram Picture Fight
• Bob Dylan Hit With Sexual Assault Claims From 1965
• Robocall Regulators Fighting Lax Deadlines, Spam Texts
• Calif. Mom Pleads Guilty To 'Varsity Blues' Charge
• TikTok Users Again Ask For Final OK On $1.1M Kids' Data Deal
• Ex-USC Admin Calls New 'Varsity Blues' Charges 'Vindictive'
• Calif. Regulator Targets T-Mobile's 3G Sunset Plans
• LinkedIn Says Data Scrape Suit Too Vague For Litigation
• DivX Patent Survives PTAB Review In Netflix IP Fight
• NJ Pitches Rule Changes For Offshore Wind Tax Credits
• SEC Accuses Florida Film Co. And CEO Of $1.2M Stock Fraud
• ITC Seeks Input On Potential Google Product Ban
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Marilyn Manson Accuser Says Abuse Claims Not Time-Barred
• Pearson To Pay SEC $1M To Settle Claims Over Cyber Breach
• Avenatti Wove 'Spider Web' With Clients' Money, Jury Told
• Jim Bakker Loses Fight to Block COVID 'Cure' Investigation
• 11th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Florida Greyhound Racing Ban Suit
• Google Infringed Sonos' Wireless Audio Patents, ITC Says
• Discovery Threatens Poland With Arbitration Over Media Law
• George Clinton Fends Off Ex-Producer's Defamation Claims
• Brand Battles: Apple Fights Mattel Over Apples To Apples TM
• Fed. Circ. Tells Judge Albright To Rethink Dish Transfer Denial
• FCC Urged To Streamline Commercial Space Launch Rules
• Hunter Taubman Steers Tech-Focused SPAC's $100M Filing
• DC Circ. Orders FCC To Revisit Possible 5G Wireless Harms
• Clayton Act Takeaways From Endeavor Execs' Live Nation Exit
• Fla. Robocall Law Could Bring New Wave Of Litigation
• Ex-Cowboy Smith Fumbled IP Defamation Suit, Judge Says
• Spotify Hires Ex-Copyright Office GC As Public Policy Head
• 3 Firms Seek Fee For Mooted ViacomCBS Board Suit In Del.
• 5 Reasons Lawyers Often Fail To Secure Litigation Funding
• Judge Cancels Avenatti's Defamation Suit Against Fox News
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Want Jury's Views On 'Wealthy People'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 5th Circ. Revives 'Hooker To Looker' Makeup Book IP Row
• Britney Spears' Dad Says He Will Step Down As Conservator
• Viacom Sues Rusty Krab Eatery Owner Over SpongeBob TM
• YouTube Celeb 'Devastated' Avenatti Stole Her $4M, Jury Told
• Live Nation Sued In Ill. Over Concertgoer's 'Knotfest' Death
• Despite Giuliani's Assertion, Lawyers Cannot 'Throw A Fake'
• NHL Owner, Movie Producer Sued Over Failed Soccer Venture
• NY Inks $10M In Settlements Over Pole-Attachment Violations
• AT&T Shouldn't Sunset Disused Voice Network Yet, Calif. Says
• 9th Circ. Nixes Kalispel Tribe's Bid To Redo Casino Ruling
• Google Says Epic 'Sidestepping' Safeguards In Redaction Row
• Ballard Spahr Adds 'El Chapo' Prosecutor To NY Office
• IP Forecast: Activision Eyes Axing Patents Before Texas Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nubank, Hella, TMZ
• Verizon, Lifeline Advocates Reach Deal On TracFone Tie-Up
• It's Time To Upgrade Our Attorney Licensure Rules
• 32nd 'Varsity Blues' Parent To Cop Plea Ahead Of Fall Trial
• 9th Circ. Urged By Chubb Unit To Affirm COVID Coverage Win
• Counsel Leadership Fight On Tap In Chancery Facebook Suit
• Nickelback Can't Dodge Song Theft Case, Judge Advises
• Indie Label Hits Back In Electronic Music Streaming Dispute
• WaPo Trims But Can't Beat Rep. Nunes' Defamation Suit
• Giuliani, Powell And MyPillow Can't Slip $1.3B Dominion Suits
• Google's Redactions Bid Not About Trade Secrets, Epic Says
• California Gov.'s Enviro Review Upheld For Oakland Ballpark
• Senators Float Bill To Boost App Store Competition
• Charter Comm. Accused Of Recording Calls In Class Action
• Rose Bowl TM Suit Against Pasadena Kicked Up To 9th Circ.
• Air Taxi Co. Says Rival's 'Sham' IP Suit Has Cost It $1B
• Gray Fights $500K FCC Fine Over Alaska TV Stations
• Another Ex-Boies Schiller Atty Joins King & Spalding In LA
• Senator Says Huawei May Still Have Access To US Tech
• Boxer Says Don King Blocked Visa, Cheated Him Out Of Title
• Avenatti Trial Delayed By Juror's Possible COVID-19 Exposure
• Data-Based Predictions On Case Timelines After Pandemic
• Ex-Client Says Avenatti Gave 'Excuses' About Missing Millions
• Virus Concerns Push 'Housewives' Star's Fraud Trial To 2022
• NSA Watchdog Will Look Into Tucker Carlson's Spying Claims
• Dish May Lose Sinclair Stations Next Week
• Hartford Unit Fights Gallery's Virus Coverage Suit At 9th Circ.
• State AGs' Google Ad Suit Must Join Private Ones In NY
• 11th Circ. Delves Into Contract Over Phone Book Images
• Netflix Must Face Ex-Prosecutor's Defamation Claims
• Billions For Broadband Pass In Senate Infrastructure Bill
• Ex-Georgetown Tennis Coach Nears 'Varsity Blues' Plea Deal
• The Law On Online Content Moderation And Where It's Headed
• TCPA Suit Against Charter Communications Dropped
• 6 GHz Group Will Advocate For Anti-Interference Tech
• Ex-Theranos CEO Must Unseal Mental Health Docs
• Ex-Fox VP Fights Disney's Push To Narrow Severance Suit
• Embracing ESG
• Pa. Judge Rejects QVC Privilege Bid In Suzanne Somers Suit
• Trump's WeChat Suit Is Officially Over
• CORRECTED: Promoter Parries Mayweather Suit Over Logan Paul Bout
• Dominion Sues Newsmax, OAN Over 2020 Election Claims
• Copyright Fight Over Seuss-'Star Trek' Mashup Heads To Trial
• How SPACs Are Evolving, And What To Expect Next
• Wishbone App Maker Shakes Data Breach Suit, For Now
• Hilary Swank Settles ERISA Suit Against Health Plan Leaders
• Ex-Fox Pundit Must Face Defamation Claim In Sex Assault Suit
• Bam Margera Sues MTV, Paramount Over 'Jackass' Firing
• FCC Again Accepting Some New Users In 5.9 GHz Band
• Trade Group Backs Wis. Pub For COVID-19 Coverage Win
• 9th Circ. Told To Toss Strip Clubs' Virus Coverage Suit
• DraftKings Grabs Golden Nugget Online Gaming For $1.56B
• DOJ Concerned About T-Mobile's Planned Network Shutdown
• 5th Circ. Tosses Ad Co.'s Free Speech Suit Over Signage
• Retention Is Key To Meaningful Diversity At Law Firms
• Metal Band Ratt Wins $2M Default Judgment In TM Fight
• Avenatti YouTuber Client's Millions Missing In 'Ether,' Jury Told
• Businessman Says Laos Can't Pin $3.7M Award On Him
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Blast 'Absurd' Bid To Shave Evidence
• Telemundo Again Beats Retaliation Claims In Harassment Suit
• Brand Battles: Prince's Estate Takes On 'Purple Rain' Wine
• CBS Works Out Deal To End Claims In Ad Price-Fixing MDL
• 'Housewives' Star Can't Duck Fraud Claims Ahead Of Trial
• FCC, NTIA Could Take On New Cyber Roles In Biden Admin
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC's Safe Harbor Reduction To Fuel Further COPPA Changes
• IP Forecast: Apple Faces Texas Jury Again Over 4G Patents
• Ex-Client Says Avenatti Stole $1M, Gave Him Fake Legal Docs
• Texas Drops Some Google Damages Claims To Avoid Transfer
• FCC Sets Wheels Rolling On Political Ad Rule Updates
• US Says $1.2B Looted In 1MDB Scandal Has Been Returned
• 5 Firms Seek $44M Atty Fees In GCI Liberty Suit In Chancery
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pershing Square, UnitedHealth, Westpac
• Germany Fines Musical Instrument Makers €21M Over Pricing
• 4 Firms Steer Penn National's $2B Bet On TheScore
• FCC Takes Further Steps To Root Out Illegal Robocalls
• Weinstein's Brother Can Keep His Profits From 'Scream 4'
• 3 Firms Mold $2B Deal For Climate Insurance Risk Biz
• Avenatti Never Explained Client's Missing $4M, Atty Says
• PetroSaudi Unit Says US Still Can't Seize $380M Award
• FCC Reveals New Cost Estimates For Replacing Chinese Tech
• Ex-Weinstein Chair Says Hearsay Used In Ch. 11 'Scream' Row
• TV Stations Say Microsoft's Unlicensed Tech Doomed To Fail
• 'Titanic' Actress Challenges SAG-AFTRA Benefits Cuts
• Media, Decarbonization SPACs Raise $350M In IPOs
• Avoiding Unauthorized Practice Of Law In Remote Work
• Bill To Block Chinese Telecom Firms Advances To Senate
• Drug Price Checker Replies To Pharma Group's Counterclaims
• Toys R Us Parent Co. Hits Rival With A Trademark Suit
• Sony Sues Bang Energy Over Copyrighted Music On TikTok
• 1st Circ. Clears Maine Public TV Law Over Industry Challenge
• Author Owes $190K In Self-Employment Tax, 11th Circ. Affirms
• 6 Firms Rep VICI's $17.2B MGM Growth Buy
• Avenatti Brings Ex-Client To Tears During Cross-Examination
• Game Controller Co. Seeks $6.5M Fee In 'Scorched Earth' Row
• FCC Urged To Reconsider End-Of-Year Lifeline Changes
• NTIA Readies For Launch Of $268M Minority Broadband Pilot
• Omnicom Can't Shake ERISA Challenge To 401(k) Plan Fees
• Social Media Embeds Riskier Than Ever After Latest Ruling
• Ligado Says Gov't Has Pattern Of Support For 5G Plan
• ITC Will Review US Audio Tech Co.'s Trade Secrets Win
• Nunes Sues NBC Over Maddow's Russian Agent Comments
• What To Know About GOP Senators' Latest Data Privacy Push
• Activision Blizzard Investor Says Co. Hid Calif. Investigation
• Netflix Says Dershowitz Epstein Doc Suit Targets Free Speech
• Fed. Circ. Told To Revive IP Suit Against Activision Blizzard
• Could Jan. 6 Hearing Broadcasts Be Deemed 'Indecent'?
• 11th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Deputy's Free Speech Suit
• Cox Media Names Perkins Coie Atty As Next GC
• Blizzard President Out After 'Frat Boy' Harassment Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• CBS Beats Contract Suit Appeal Over Judge Judy's $47M Pay
• Bob Dylan, UMG Beat 'Desire' Co-Writer's Catalog Sale Suit
• Alphabet Board Beats Investors' Child Privacy Suit, For Now
• FCC Accuses Ex-Ala. Lawmaker Of Thwarting License Probe
• Fed. Circ. Reels In Albright's 'Untethered' Ruling In Hulu Row
• NJ Man Gets 16 Months For Posting Judge's Address Online
• Ex-Liberian Officials Ask Justices To Review Libel Standard
• Ex-Astros Owner Asks Texas Justices To End Fraud Suit
• WSJ Publisher Asks To Unseal Elizabeth Holmes Docs
• 3 Firms Rep IHS Markit's $1.2B Divestment To News Corp.
• EU Taking Deeper Look At Facebook's Kustomer Deal
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Want No Talk Of Their Wealth At Trial