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Media & Entertainment - September, 2021

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• Disney Settles Scarlett Johansson's 'Black Widow' Pay Suit
• Unvaxxed Billionaire, Unruly Via Video, Denies Wrongful Firing
• Albright Won't Let Google, YouTube Escape From Patent Suit
• Conflict Claims Muddle Facebook Class Suit Leadership Fight
• Netflix, Hulu Shake Off Texas City's Franchise Fee Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Jury Won't Hear Ringleader's 'Side-Door' Pitch
• Parents Want Class Cert. In Suit Over Gaming 'Loot Boxes'
• Fed. Circ. Tells PTAB To Try Again On Mystery Shopper Patent
• Fintech, Gaming SPACs Raise $375M In IPOs
• MVP: Williams & Connolly's Thomas G. Hentoff
• Digital Coalition Wants EU Probe Of Google 'Privacy Sandbox'
• FCC Advances Plan To Unlock More Tribal Internet Funds
• Twitter Asks 9th Circ. To Affirm Its Non-State Actor Status
• 'Friday The 13th' Writer Wins Back Script At 2nd Circ.
• Justices To Review Museum Win In Nazi-Plundered Art Fight
• Sens. Turn Up Heat On Congress To Pass Federal Privacy Law
• ViacomCBS To Pay $3.5M Over Pluto TV's Lack Of Captions
• Ratajkowski's Instagram Post Infringed Copyright, Judge Says
• Suit Against Marvel Exec Over Hate Mail Campaign Tossed
• NFLer's Ex-Roommate Convicted In Insider Trading Scheme
• Copyright Office Proposes Rules For New Small-Claims Board
• Broadband Maps Require Multiple Data Sources, GAO says
• Britney Spears' Dad Suspended As Her Estate's Conservator
• Simington Says FCC Subsidy Reform Is 'A New Normal'
• House Dem Urges FTC To Ban Surveillance Advertising
• Feds Rest 'Varsity Blues' Case As Focus Shifts To Defense
• Ticket Dealer Says Workers Used Trade Secrets To Start Rival
• Greenberg Traurig Adds 2 Shareholders In SoCal
• MVP: Winston & Strawn's Michael Elkin
• What 9th Circ. Privilege Test Means For Dual-Purpose Advice
• Trump Can't Unplug 'Electric Avenue' Attack Ad IP Suit
• Ex-Tinder Worker Can't Swipe Left On Arbitration: 9th Circ.
• Netflix's Control Over Servers May Justify Venue In EDTX
• Jury Told 'Varsity Blues' Honcho Claimed Steve Jobs As Client
• Judge Says 'Shake It Off' Fight Is Likely Headed To A Jury
• DOJ Bars Google Drive For Sharing Docs In Monopoly Case
• Telephone Co. Again Challenges FCC Clawback At High Court
• FCC Urged To Lower Inmate Calling Rates, Security Costs
• Unscrupulous Providers Tapping Emergency Broadband Fund
• Lifting The Veil On The Supreme Court's Shadow Docket
• CBS Affiliate Dodges Defamation Suit Over Incorrect Mugshot
• McKool Smith Adds 2nd McDermott Entertainment Atty
• 4 Firms Will Lead Consolidated Suit On MSG Deal In Chancery
• Amusement Park Loses Bid For COVID Insurance Coverage
• Coachella Planners Launch Trademark Suit Against Car Show
• FTC Chair's Plan: What We Know, And What We Don't Know
• MVP: Weil's Benjamin E. Marks
• Dish Network Deal Staves Off Trial In FMLA Firing Suit
• Activision Inks $18M Deal Resolving EEOC Gender Bias Probe
• Valve Escapes $6.5M Fee Bid In Game Controller IP Row
• NBA Player's 'Scary' Use Was Fair Use, Judge Says
• 2nd Circ. Denies Ex-Xerox Exec's Bid To Toss SEC Gag Order
• Dr. J Sues In Del. Over Alleged Brand Management Breaches
• FCC Urged To Spread Word About Internet Subsidy Program
• Sens. Applaud Facebook's Pause Of Instagram For Kids Plan
• Theater Chain's $15M Claim Survives In MoviePass Ch. 7
• Mayweather Hits Back At Promoter's Logan Paul Countersuit
• Tearful Coach Tells 'Varsity Blues' Jury Of Loughlin Fakery
• MVP: Davis Wright's Ambika Kumar
• 11th Circ. Affirms Pulse Shooting Suit Lacks Terrorism Ties
• Embracing ESG: United Natural Foods GC Talks Bottom Line
• Ticketing Platform Dice Raises $122M In SoftBank-Led Round
• WikiLeaks Suspect Can't Get CIA Servers Cloned For Trial
• Jury Hears USC Coach Never Heard Of 'Varsity Blues' Recruit
• 2nd Circ. OKs Vimeo's Removal of LGBTQ Conversion Videos
• Trump Fights Transfer Of Big Tech Censorship Suits To Calif.
• NC Theaters, Chicago Eateries Lose COVID-19 Coverage Bids
• States Go First In Google Display Ads Case
• QVC Ducks Antitrust Claim In Suzanne Somers Diet Pill Row
• Marvel Battles To Keep 'Avengers' Characters' Copyrights
• Atty In Rolling Stones IP Row Warned Over Client's Threats
• Disney Beats Evel Knievel Brand Owner's 'Toy Story 4' TM Suit
• Colleges Eye Appeal After Athletes OK'd To Pursue Wage Suit
• Sen. Presses FCC To Step Up Action Against Spam Texts
• John Stossel Says Facebook Defamed Him With Fact-Checks
• 3 Attorney Ethics Considerations For Litigation Funding
• MVP: Mayer Brown's A. John P. Mancini
• Real Estate Rumors: Kolter Homes, Savanna, DR Horton
• Cousin Of Ticket Fraudster Avoids Prison For Role In Scam
• Saxena White Can't Lead FIFA Suit After Robbins Geller DQ
• UK Celebs Bolster Privacy Claims Against Tabloid Publisher
• Bill Tracker: Competing Antitrust Legislation In Congress
• SEC Strikes $19M Bribery Settlement With Ad Giant WPP
• Disney Wrong to Push Co. From Bill Nye Suit, Court Told
• Fed. Circ. 'Trap' Strips Right To Jury Trial, High Court Told
• Facebook Can't Keep Deleted Myanmar Posts From Gambia
• Del. Justices Toughen Demand-Futility Test In Facebook Row
• 3rd Circ. Revives Philly News Anchor's IP Row With Facebook
• Billboard Co. Tells High Court Austin Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Liberty Media Sued Over Slow-Mo Sirius Minority Squeeze-Out
• Edelson Nabs Interim Lead In Tech Giant Gambling App MDL
• Wireless Cos. Say Mo. City's Right-Of-Way Fee Too High
• IP Forecast: Taylor Swift Seeks To Shake Off Copyright Case
• COVID-19 Relief Funds Must Be Tech-Neutral, States Told
• Senators Advance Bill Shielding AGs' Antitrust Venue Choices
• Netflix, Hulu Win Challenge To Calif. City's Video Fees
• Senate Dems Tell Biden To Solidify Rosenworcel's FCC Post
• Canadian Regulators Warn Crypto Platforms About Marketing
• Author Seeks 5th Circ. Redo Of Texas A&M Copyright Case
• Gibson Dunn Under Fire For Billing In Landmark Theatres Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Kids' Choice Of Sport Didn't Matter, Jury Hears
• MTV Beats Trademark Suit Over 'Floribama Shore'
• Britney Spears Wants Dad Out Of Conservatorship Now
• NCAA Can't Score Dismissal Of Athletes' Wages Suit
• Tech Giants List Preferred Changes To FCC's 60 GHz Rules
• Texas Law Barring 'Viewpoint' Social Media Bans Challenged
• China Says FCC Can Mitigate Device Risk With Cyber Regime
• Dapper Labs Raises $250M And Scores NFT Deal For Soccer
• Judge Finds AI Co. In Contempt In IP Row, But Won't End Case
• UK Antitrust Enforcer Will Mull Music Streaming Probe
• Dominion Rips MyPillow's 'Meritless' Appeal In Libel Case
• House Dems Push For Tax Breaks For Municipal Broadband
• How ABA Opinion Shifts Alternative Biz Structure Landscape
• FCC Defends SpaceX Satellite Plans At DC Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Questions Newspaper's Timing In Union Award Spat
• Investors Say Robinhood's MDL Dismissal Bid Is Too Early
• YouTuber Accused By Feds Of $30M Cable TV Piracy Scheme
• Pa. Justices Hint Suits Can Follow Online Slander Anywhere
• UK Focus On Int'l Data Transfers Shows Appetite For Reform
• Actor Faked Emails In $50M Viacom Sex Abuse Suit, Feds Say
• NY Entertainment Dealmaker Launches Boutique Firm
• Clint Eastwood Nabs Another Default Win In CBD TM Suit
• Firms Defend Fee Asked In 'Risk-Laden' GCI Liberty Suit Deal
• Don King Hits Back At Claim He Undercut Champ's Title Bid
• Trump Sues Niece, NYT For $100M Over Tax Record 'Crusade'
• Trade Groups Say FCC Can't Wade Into Device Cybersecurity
• A Cheat Sheet For Activision Blizzard's Legal Woes
• Low Payout On Napster Deal Sinks Most Of $6.1M Fee Bid
• Digital Ad Co. Says Google Sprung Anti-Competitive Trap
• Pro Poker Player, Borgata Casino End Suit Over Suicide Joke
• Google Ducks Video Ad Co.'s Antitrust Claims For Good
• Freshfields-Led Universal Music Strikes Chord With Investors
• Sorare Raises $680M For Fantasy Soccer And NFT Platform
• FINRA Seeks To Demystify The Social Media 'Influencer'
• FCC, NTIA Must Stay At Helm Of Airwaves Sharing, Dem Says
• DOJ Flags Zoom's Five9 Buy For National Security Probe
• Vaccine Passport Efforts Need To Stay Mindful Of ADA Title III
• Porsche Must Face Trimmed Suit Over Faulty Software Update
• Live Nation Monopoly Class Action Set For Arbitration
• Tenn. Judge Won't Let Johnny Cash Museum Exit Suit
• Blizzard's Top Atty Departs Amid Legal Tumult At Parent Co.
• Texas Tax Talk: Alarming Redefinition Of Nontaxable Services
• Hemp Group Slams Va. Ban On Student Athletes Hawking CBD
• NBA Agent Ducks Claim He Bribed Knicks Player With Truck
• Apple Must Face 'Austin Powers' Copyright Suit, Judge Says
• SEC Probing Activision Blizzard Employment-Related Issues
• Court Pulls Plug On Gambling Suit Against Video Games
• Amazon, Publishers Ask Court To Ax E-Book Price-Fix Suit
• FCC Asked To Reconsider 'Punitive' 911 Fee Diversion Rules
• FTC Inks $6.4M Settlement With 'Free' Cruise Robocallers
• Ice Cube's TM Suit Against Robinhood Wrecked For Good
• Split 9th Circ. Backs Slack Investor's Suit Over Direct Listing
• The Weeknd Hit With Copyright Suit Over 'Call Out My Name'
• Embracing ESG: HPE Counsel Talk Effective Board Oversight
• Broadcaster Can Recoup Appeal Fees In Atty Malpractice Spat
• Directors Guild Defends Firing Of TV Producer In 11th Circ.
• Fee Bid In GCI Liberty Suit Blasted As 'Egregious Overreach'
• Film Funder Sues Chicago Atty Over Legal Work On Cop Show
• Twitter Cuts $810M Deal To End Securities Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Fired XFL Commissioner Can't Depose K&L Gates Atty
• Bankruptcy Courts' Equitable Discretion May Be In Danger
• Robbins Geller Substitute Flags Rocky Transition In FIFA Case
• 'Varsity Blues' Jury Hears USC Hoops Recruit Had JV Talent
• Ex-Fox Execs, Sports Co. Say FIFA Case Falls Short
• DC Circ. Struggles To Solve 6 GHz Interference Problems
• Stubhub Sales Fair Game In Ticket Broker's Trial, Judge Says
• Billionaire Loses Doc Bid In Casino Co.'s $297M Award Suit
• IPO Lockup Periods Begin To Loosen Amid Market Pressure
• Brand Battles: Microsoft Strikes Back At 'Rise of Empires'
• Instagram Beats Photo Embedding Copyright Suit
• 3rd Circ. Preview: Antitrust, Defamation Suits Kick Off Fall
• Infowars Sues FAA Over Drone Ban Near Mexico Border
• Justice Gap Demands Look At New Legal Service Models
• 3rd Circ. Says TTAB Ruling Doesn't Preclude Later Lawsuit
• Policyholder Attys Decry Treatise's Impact On Pandemic Suits
• Prince Andrew Accuser Gets OK To Serve Royal's US Atty
• Netflix Sued For 'Grossly Sexist' Portrayal In 'Queen's Gambit'
• Strip Clubs' Bid For 2nd PPP Loans Hits Setback At 7th Circ.
• Ice Cube's Robinhood TM Suit Comes Down To Endorsement
• FCC's Carr Touts Digital Ad Tax As Best Fund Reform Option
• Netflix Hit With IP Suit Over Nativity Art In Dolly Parton Film
• IP Forecast: Trial Lawyer School TM Fight Lands At 10th Circ.
• Investor Says Jessica Alba's Co. Hid COVID Stock-Up Losses
• Real Estate Rumors: Candor Capital, Newsmax, Greystar
• Trulieve Seeks Exit From Noncompete Row Over Exec Hiring
• 'Bachelor' Winner Sues P&G Over 'Stinky' Downy Ads
• Models Take Strip Club Publicity Rights Suit To High Court
• NBA Star's Ex-Agent Can't Get 2nd Shot At Contract Suit
• Texas Justices Weigh Evidence In AMC Antitrust Case
• Self-Styled 'Bad Guy,' Partner Bank $8.5M Despite SEC Action
• Trademark Scammer Sentenced To 4 Years In Prison
• MLB Network Settles Fired Makeup Artist's Retaliation Suit
• 'Roaring Kitty' Ex-Employer Fined $4M Over GameStop Posts
• Conservatives Seek Biden Document Info At Del. High Court
• Split 4th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Suit Over NSA Internet Spying
• StubHub To Pay Over $9.5M To End State Virus Refund Probes
• Reality TV Star Gets 17 Years For Ponzi Scheme, PPP Fraud
• FCC Pushed To Mull Media Ownership Reparations
• FCC's Carr Open To A Range Of 4.9 GHz Approaches
• Locast Is Permanently Locked Out Of The Streaming Biz
• Ex-Shoe Co. Exec Gets 6 Years For 'Breathtaking' $30M Theft
• Jury Hears 'Varsity Blues' Dad Wanted '2-For-1' Fraud Special
• Rep. Nunes Wins Restart Of Libel Suit Against Journalist
• Celeb Boxing Promoter Wants Out Of TV Host's Image Suit
• Willkie Farr Exec Says Attys Have Shown They Can Be Remote
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Music Atty From Manatt In LA
• Holmes Fan's #MeToo Callout To Jurors Draws Judge's Ire
• Pittsburgh Newspaper Can't Get Quick 1st Amendment Appeal
• House Panel Nixes Some GOP Ideas On Telecom Budget Items
• Netflix Nixes 3 Patents From Broadcom Suit Under Alice
• Ariz. Judge Calls Early Mistrial In Backpage Criminal Case
• It's Time For ISPs To Pay Into Service Programs, FCC Told
• Weinstein Brother's 'Scream 4' Profits Row Won't Be Mediated
• NY Times To Pay $1.25M In Atty Fees For Auto-Renew Deal
• 'Varsity Blues' Jury Hears BigLaw Atty's Deal With Mastermind
• Groups Urge ITC To Ban Google's Speakers In Sonos IP Fight
• 9th Circ. Skeptical Of Stymying Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Shutterfly Pays $6.75M To End Facial Scan Privacy Claims
• Insurer Does Not Owe Coverage In Trampoline Park Injury
• Ex-NHLer Fired For Lewd Joke Drops Suit Against NBC
• Fake Film Financier Gets 13 Yrs. For $60M Fraud Scheme
• Pot Co. Prez Wants Out Of 'Borat' Actor's Copyright Suit
• TikTok Creator Says 'SNL' Star Michael Che Stole Comedy Skit
• Vivendi Readies Universal Music Spinoff At $39B Valuation
• Frankfurt Kurnit Adds Real Estate Practice Chair
• Mass. AG Investigating T-Mobile After Massive Data Breach
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• NBC Tech Fired In Pandemic To Arbitrate Anti-Asian Bias Suit
• Manatt Grows Boston Office With 'Varsity Blues' Prosecutor
• Epic Games Ruling Could Haunt Big Tech
• Playwright Wins 1st Circ. IP Appeal Over Novel Adaptations
• Pinterest 'Co-Creator' Says She Got Nothing From $14B IPO
• Prince Andrew Tees Up Fight In Epstein-Tied Sex Abuse Suit
• Broadcasters Want FCC Halt Of Foreign Sponsorship ID Order
• DC Says Amazon Heaps Unfair Terms On 1st-Party Sellers Too
• Effort To Delay AT&T's Older-Tech Phaseout Draws Flak
• Balwani's Counsel Can't Reserve Seats To Watch Holmes Trial
• Belichick's Girlfriend Backs Leniency For Shoe Co. Embezzler
• Embracing ESG: Leidos GC Talks Social Responsibility
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Blame 'Con Man' As 1st Trial Opens
• Biden Taps Privacy Expert For FTC Seat
• J&J Says Plaintiff Firms Can't Hide From Talc Media Subpoena
• Recur Raises $50M To Bring NFTs To College Sports
• Koss' Headphone Patents Face Alice Challenge In Calif.
• Fox Rothschild Adds Ex-Weinstein TV Exec As Partner In LA
• Law360's Glass Ceiling Report: What You Need To Know
• ERISA Ruling Reveals Big-Picture Health Benefit Issues
• 5 Takeaways From Friday's Epic, Apple Ruling
• Comcast Wins 9th Circ. Bid To Arbitrate Data Privacy Suit
• FCC Making Foreign Buyers Face Tougher Security Reviews
• Brand Battles: James Beard Starts 'Good Food' TM Fight
• 9th Circ. Revives Copyright Fight Over Indy Skyline Image
• Loughlin Film Trip Greenlighted By 'Varsity Blues' Judge
• 'Varsity Blues' Mastermind Not Expected To Testify At Trial
• DC Circ. Skeptical That 'Housewives' Alum's Trial Was Unfair
• Suit Over Activist-Tied $3B Twitter Deal Advances In Del.
• Ex-CEO Ducks More Prison After Assault In Colombia Lockup
• Brow-Raising TM Case Could Reshape Influencer Contracts
• Fla. Judge Recommends $600K In Fees For Commodores Suit
• As 'Emoji' TM Cases Surge, One Defendant Calls It 'Trolling'
• 'Varsity Blues' Judge Seals Jury Selection, Stoking Criticism
• Craigslist Dismissed In Calif. Hotel Sex-Trafficking Case
• Robinhood Can't Get Out Of Revamped Data Breach Suit
• Sonos Tells ITC Not To OK 'Trivial' Google Patent Redesigns
• Sports Data Co.'s Virus Coverage Bid Doubtful, Judge Says
• Google Won't Seek Dismissal Of Epic, AG Play Store Suits
• Spacey Attys Dispute Sex-Abuse Accuser's Long Witness List
• Australian Enforcer Has Issues With Plagiarism Detection Deal
• Gaming IP Dispute Is Instructive For Cos. On PTAB Litigation
• Fed. Court Seeks French Help With Docs In Telecom IP Cases
• Texas A&M Blocks '12th Man' Copyright Claim In 5th Circ. Win
• Shoe Co. Exec's 'Insidious Fraud' Calls For 6 Years, Feds Say
• What To Watch For As 'Varsity Blues' Gets Jury Trial Debut
• Lessons In Crisis Lawyering 20 Years After 9/11
• Feds Don't Want 'Varsity Blues' Families 'Introduced' To Jury
• Social Apps Must Curb Election Disinformation: Watchdog
• NXIVM Co-Founder Gets 3½ Years For Sex Cult Crimes
• Disney Seeks To Toss 'Pirates' Script IP Suit Again
• FCC Must Do More To Promote Black Ownership, Group Says
• Ind. Man Sues Over Pic As Minor Used In PeopleConnect Ads
• PTAB Rejects Apple's Bid For IPR Of Koss Headphone Patent
• Amazon, Publishers Look To Toss Bookstore's Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Reporter Opposes Paper's 1st Amendment Bid To 3rd Circ.
• Apple Gets OK To Transfer Emoji Copyright Suit To Calif.
• Video Game Maker Ubisoft Wins Fees In Patent Fight
• What 9th Circ.'s Tinder Ruling Means For Class Settlements
• Financier Irfan Amanat Gets 4 Years For Lying To Investors
• Holmes' Fraud Trial Openings Draw Crowds, Look-Alikes
• Britney Spears' Father Aims To End Singer's Conservatorship
• Texas Tells Justices Feds Wrongly Interpret Law In Bingo Suit
• From Boies To Mattis, Theranos Trial Promises VIP Witnesses
• NXIVM Sex Cult Co-Founder Seeks 2 Years Home Confinement
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Loss For SiriusXM On Satellite Patent
• FCC Asks If Educational TV Is Accessible To Blind, Deaf Kids
• UK Watchdog Says Sony's Music Label Deal Hurt Competition
• Yavapai Prescott Tribe Can't Block Ariz. Sports Betting Law
• Texas Justices Skip Houston Firm's Bid To Ax Defamation Suit
• Wolfman Jack Family, Fan Reach Deal Over IP Claims
• Keppel Pacific Oak US REIT Drops $105M On 2 Properties
• Trafficking Tales Tainted Backpage Criminal Trial, Execs Say
• Section 230 Won't Shield PornHub From Child Porn Suit
• Ex-GC Returns To National CineMedia, Adding Exec. VP Title
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Say Feds Tried To Bully Witnesses
• After Fed. Circ. Urged Rethink, Albright Won't Move Dish Case
• Lawyers Gear Up For Packed IPO Pipeline As Autumn Nears
• Brand Battles: Popsicle Maker Roasts 'S'Moresicle' TM
• Calif. Privacy Enforcement To Heat Up As Regulation Matures
• SpaceX Blasts Amazon 'Gambit' Over Next-Gen Satellite Plans
• Team Of 3 Firms Seeks To Lead MSG Deal Suits In Chancery
• Online Video Game Cos. Must Prepare For China Data Law
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Copyright Office Floats CCB's Rules For Leaving
• BetMGM, DraftKings Are Wyoming's First Online Sports Books
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• IP Forecast: Herman Miller Readies For Chair TM Fight
• Actors' Health Plan Can't Duck Asner-Led Age Bias ERISA Suit
• Dish, Sirius Fight Judge's Fee Denial Stance In Video IP Row
• DOJ Files Second Civil Contempt Claim Against CenturyLink
• 'Varsity Blues' Wiretaps Flouted Law, Ex-USC Staff Says
• Apple Making More App Store Changes Amid Pressure
• Reduced Broadband Benefit Will Still Go A Long Way
• Foreign Filmmaker Can't Land Visa With Cannes-Linked Honor
• Toss Of Gallery's Virus Policy Suit Looks Safe In 2nd Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Mailchimp, Hexaware, ParshipMeet
• Ponzi Schemes: A Growing Hazard In Film Financing
• Willkie Opens New LA Office With 3 Ex-Venable Partners
• ASCAP Agrees To Hand Artist's Royalties To IRS
• Why Structured Data Is Increasingly Important To Your Case
• Knicks Player's Ex-Agent Says Rival's Truck Gift Crossed Line
• ENRC Sues Author, Publisher For Libel Over 'Kleptopia' Book
• Locast Suspends Service After Copyright Loss To Networks
• After Copyright Win, Networks Ask Judge To Shutter Locast
• Texas Tribe's E-Bingo Center Is Lawful, Judge Rules
• 9th Circ. Revives ADA Suit Over Mariners' Ballpark Sightlines
• Law Firms Aim To Sink J&J Subpoenas For Talc Media Info
• TV Stations Tell FCC That $9M Fine Tramples 5th Amendment
• GOP 'Will Not Forget' If Telecoms Comply With Jan. 6 Probe
• Group Says China's Blacklisted Cos. Can't Halt Open 5G Tech
• IP Agencies Respond To Concerns Of Infringement By States
• Embracing ESG: AIG Counsel Talks SEC Risk Alert
• Feds Drop 'Varsity Blues' Racketeering Conspiracy Charges
• Insurer Nabs Win In Ferrari Crash Dispute With Luxury Mag
• AT&T Says FCC Must Adopt New Midband Spectrum Limits
• Progressive Groups Press FTC To Block Amazon's MGM Deal