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Media & Entertainment - March, 2022

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• Ubiquiti Hits Journalist Brian Krebs With Defamation Claims
• Sued Pot Social Media Co. Can't Use Co-Defendant As Atty
• Facebook Users 'Exploded' By 2010, MIT Scholar Says At Trial
• Pittsburgh Defends Nonresident Athlete Fee As Constitutional
• Journalist Wants Ex-Colombian Prez's Suit Out Of Fla.
• Feds Say Illegal Betting Ring Recruited Ex-MLB, NFL Players
• Facebook's $90M Deal To End Privacy Lawsuit Gets Early OK
• Sony Can't Duck TM Suit Over Future's 'High Off Life' Album
• 'Varsity Blues' Prosecutor Accused Of Gender-Based Bullying
• USPTO Director Review Is A Rare Remedy After Arthrex
• 5 Mediation Mistakes That Create Obstacles To Settlement
• Rice Prof Defends Facebook's Pre-IPO Valuation At Tax Trial
• Panel Addresses Survivor Rights In Fla. Wrongful Death Act
• Trump Scores $245K Fee Award In Stormy Daniels Libel Fight
• The Problem With GOP Attack On Jackson Immigration Ruling
• Tech Lobby Slams Tillis-Leahy Anti-Piracy Bill
• 'Varsity Blues' USC Recruits Were Noncontributors, Jury Told
• Navigating Ambiguities In New Cyber Reporting Law
• In Warhol Case, Justices May Clarify Fair Use Standard
• Comedians Consolidate Pandora Copyright Suits
• Meta's Barrage Of Arguments Can't Stop Ad Reach Class Cert.
• Judge Trims Anti-Piracy Suit Against YouTube
• Texas Drone Photography Ban Unconstitutional, Court Rules
• Fashion Industry Atty Joins Holland & Knight In Miami
• MoFo Brings Aboard Bankruptcy Partner From Arnold & Porter
• Ill. Judge Says IT Co. Owed Coverage For BIPA Suits
• 3rd Circ. Nixes 'Implied' Union Contracts In Newspaper Row
• Facebook Undervalued Itself By $6.6B, Stanford Prof. Testifies
• Cooley Partner Tapped To Retain Spying Oversight Board Post
• Buccaneers Ink $19.8M Deal To End TCPA Suit Over Ad Faxes
• Chamber Sides With Facebook In States' Antitrust Fight
• Union, Event Co. Point Fingers Over Missing Wages
• LA Choreographer Sues Epic Over 'Fortnite' Dance
• Utah Sets New Floor In Joining Consumer Privacy Law Fray
• DOJ Urges DC Circ. Not To Block Digital Copyright Law
• Financial Manager Cops To Insider Trading And Stiffing IRS
• 'Varsity Blues' Atty, Judge Rip Prosecutor For 'Bullying' Court
• Elon Musk Cites Eminem's 'Without Me' In Bid To Nix SEC Deal
• Albright's 1st Alice Ax Heads To Fed. Circ.
• Calif. Agency Can't Halt Activision's $18M Deal With EEOC
• Fox, USFL Rip TM Suit As Ploy To Hold New League 'Hostage'
• Theater Tells 7th Circ. Its Pandemic Losses Stand Out
• Insurers Tell Court To Trim Research Co.'s Virus Coverage Suit
• Bratz Dolls Maker Drops 9th Circ. Virus Coverage Appeal
• Pop Star Adds To Phone Hacking Claims Against News Group
• Data Co. Nielsen Inks $16B Go-Private Deal Led By 7 Firms
• FTC Says TurboTax Is Lying About Its Services Being Free
• Facebook Tax Trial Returns From Lengthy Pandemic Hiatus
• Warhol Case Appeal Reignites Fair Use Debate After Google
• Rolling Paper Rival Denied Enhanced Damages In IP Row
• T-Mobile Unit Sues To Halt Lease Of Fla. Spectrum Licenses
• FCC Seeks $16M Budget Increase, Staff Expansion
• Last Defendant Faces Jury In Film Financing Fraud Case
• Chancery Says 'My Unorthodox Life' Star Not CEO During Suit
• Judge Gives Final OK To TikTok $1.1M Deal Over Kids' Data
• Cox's Attack On $1B Music Piracy Verdict Falls Short
• FCC Ready To Send Out $313M In Rural Broadband Awards
• UK Top Court To Hear Online News VAT Dispute
• Justices Won't Review Hasbro's 'Game Of Life' Copyright Win
• High Court To Consider Warhol Copyright Ruling
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Ethics Principles Call For Justice Thomas Recusal On Election
• New EU Data Transfer Pact Hinges On US Privacy Pledges
• Cable Group Seeks To Simplify Broadband Label Rules
• Judge Opts For Fee Shrinkage In Seinfeld Copyright Case
• EEOC Hits Back At Calif.'s Bid To Delay $18M Activision Deal
• Brand Battles: Beauty Biz Sizes Up 'Grande Johnson' TM
• Fed Rate Hikes Add Twists To Uncertain Debt Markets
• FCC Adds 3 Companies To National Security Threat List
• Mixmax Investor Sues Over CEO's 'Invalid' Salary Increases
• Texas Justices Side With Sirius XM In $2.5M Tax Fight
• Blockchain Platform Avalanche Unveils $100M NFT Fund
• Red Sox Broadcaster Says Fired Exec Can't Claim Race Bias
• Preparing For New Mandatory Cyber Reporting Rules
• K-Pop Group BTS' Label Seeks To Stop Bootleg Tour Merch
• Utah Tech Co. Wants Sanctions For LinkedIn Hush Request
• Hedgeye Can't Delete Trade Secrets Twitter Ban, Judge Told
• FIFA Prosecutors Cut RICO Charge From Marketer's Bribe Trial
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 'Varsity Blues' Trial To Restart After Judge's COVID Quarantine
• MSG Says Atty Group's Brief Adds Nothing To Ex-Knick's Suit
• 5 Ways Law Firm Leaders Can Prioritize Strategic Thinking
• EU, US Agree On Data Transfer Tool To Replace Privacy Shield
• Apple Defends Win Against Epic At 9th Circ.
• 'Frosties' NFT Project Was A $1.1M Fraud, Prosecutors Say
• Verizon Needs More Time On Broadband Subsidy Rules
• Match Gets FTC's Misleading Dating Ad Suit Trimmed
• 7th Circ. Sides With Snapchat In BIPA Arbitration Fight
• Google Says Attys CC'd Under Legit Rules, Not Fake Privilege
• Verdict In Skaggs Overdose Conviction Is Fair, Feds Say
• Rural Providers Ask FCC To Waive Subsidy Budget Controls
• Senators' Absences Delay Vote On FCC Nominee Sohn
• 'Hamilton' Production Co. Loses Bid For COVID Coverage
• Entertainment Attys Can Learn From Hasbro Royalty Ruling
• NYC Mayor Lifts Vax Restrictions On Athletes, Performers
• 45 Years Spent Sketching Justices Draws To A Close
• College's Censure Didn't Harm Free Speech, Justices Say
• How Law Schools Can Navigate Toward Equity And Inclusion
• Fortnite Maker Gets Patent Suit Nixed in WDTX
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Investor Suit Over Twitter Ad Glitches
• Justices Asked To Hear Challenge To SEC 'Gag Orders'
• Offshore Network Provider Pushes To Operate In New Bands
• 50 Cent's Cognac Co. Can't Slip TM Claims Over Bottle Design
• Palin Wants Rakoff DQ'd Over 'Tainted' NYT Libel Verdict
• Show Must Go On In Broadway Ad Litigation, Judge Says
• Meta Continues Move Toward Metaverse With New TM Filings
• Calif. Agency Asks 9th Circ. To Pause Activision-EEOC Deal
• Rakoff Caution To Jury On Media Sparks Free-Speech Debate
• DirecTV Inks $9.4M Deal To End Small Businesses' Suit
• Sports Agency Can't Stop Rival From Hiring Basketball Exec
• Where Judge Jackson Stands On Key Civil Procedure Issues
• Zynga Investor Sues To Block $12.7B Sale To Take-Two
• FCC Warns Voice Providers To Halt Illegal Robocall Traffic
• Auditor Blamed For $40M Investment In 'Sham' Streaming Co.
• Alex Jones Denied Bid To Delay Sandy Hook Deposition
• BBC Accused Of Failing To Seek Feedback On Digital Launch
• 'Varsity Blues' Judge Tests Positive For COVID, Delaying Trial
• Davis Wright Adds Katten Corporate Litigator To LA Office
• Apple Gets Willful Infringement Cut From ITunes Piracy Suits
• Rural Telecom Group Says Subsidies Need New Direction
• Newsweek Can't Slip Copyright Row Over Instagram Embeds
• States Urge Court Not To Nix Google Display Ad Suit
• Meta Looks To Dump Advertisers' Antitrust Claims
• VoIP-Pal's Latest Appeal Flops At Fed. Circ.
• Polycom Loses Bid To Slash Camera Patent In Calif. Court
• Senate Committee Clears Bill To Gather Expert Advice On 6G
• NFLer's Ex-Roommate Gets 2 Months For Insider Trading
• Filipino Casino Co. Can Pursue $297M Arbitral Award In NY
• FinCEN Alerts On Sanctions Evasion Signal Shifting Approach
• USC Was Duped By Fake Recruits, 'Varsity Blues' Jury Told
• Troutman Pepper Adds 2 More Ex-Ballard Spahr Attys In DC
• FCC To Kick Off Mid-Band Spectrum Auction In Late July
• Real Estate Rumors: Popular Bank, Extell, Constellation
• Boston Consulting Sues GameStop For $30M In Unpaid Fees
• Olshan-Led Activist Takes Aim At Gaming Accessories Maker
• FTC Probes $68.7B Proposed Microsoft, Activision Merger
• Cox's Planned $120M Fiber Support In RI Gets Mixed Reviews
• Justices Skip $420M Secrets Suit, 'Candy Colors' Fight & More
• Record Label Says 'Something For Thee Hotties' Isn't Album
• DOJ Says Google Abusing Attorney-Client Privilege Claims
• GOP Rep. Pushes Bill To Boost CBP Role In Counterfeit Fight
• Google, Apple Say Search Deal 'Benign,' Not Anti-Competitive
• Robert De Niro's Hotel Co. Gets Win In $48M Contract Row
• TikTok Faces Copyright Suit Over Sand Painting Filter
• Sheppard Mullin Nabs Fees In Pasadena-Rose Bowl TM Fight
• Broadcaster Seeks More Damages Over Botched FCC Filing
• High Court Turns Down Intel's Challenge To PTAB's Fintiv Rule
• Chubb Unit Fights HVAC Co.'s Bid To Escape Fire Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Leader Paid Tuition For Coach's Kids, Jury Told
• Int'l Securities Watchdog Mulls Stronger Investor Protections
• Dorsey & Whitney Takes TM Partner From Stoel Rives
• Ozy Media Co-Founder Sues In Del. Over Legal Fee Rights
• 'Fearless Girl' Artist Can't Take New Depositions In TM Suit
• Dershowitz, Netflix Agree To End Claims Over Epstein Doc
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• How To Avoid Prematurely Publicizing A Case Outcome
• 9th, 2nd Circs. Rule Again Against COVID-19 Coverage
• Chubb Units Want 2nd Look In Virus Row With NYC Theaters
• 'Varsity Blues' Dads Want To Remain Free While They Appeal
• Firm Repping Smollett Sues Over 'Frivolous' Defamation Suit
• DQ, Sanctions Bids In Bob Dylan Sex Abuse Case Fall Flat
• Lakers Show Virus Damage In Partial COVID-19 Coverage Win
• GOP Rep. Says Privacy, Section 230 Reforms Not Enough
• 'My Unorthodox Life' Star Gets Delaware Suit Fast-Tracked
• New Copyright Board May Not Draw Much Of A Crowd At First
• Emerson Wants Rival Forced To Share Facebook Settlement
• Cable Group Calls For More Coordination On FCC Subsidies
• Tillis, Leahy Back Boosting Copyright Office's Anti-Piracy Role
• Ex-Fox Execs Say Star FIFA Witness May Have Wiped Phone
• Sony Avoids New Trial After Winning Game Infringement Row
• Free-Market Group Favors 'Lifeline-Like' Vouchers From FCC
• Texas Justices Say Strip Club Can Arbitrate Dancer Death Suit
• Court Tosses DC AG's Antitrust Suit Against Amazon
• 'Call Of Duty' Maker Can't Get IP Fees After Alice Win
• Social Media Cos. Want Info Shielded In FTC, Meta Dispute
• Fox News Slams Smartmatic's Defamation Claims As 'Fanciful'
• 9th Circ. OKs Facebook Class's $98M Fee Win In Privacy Fight
• Amazon Closes $8.5B MGM Deal With FTC Warning On Heels
• IP Forecast: Google To Fight Sonos' Last-Minute Changes
• Apple, Major Production Cos. Sued Over Film Set Harassment
• FinCEN Puts $5M Bounty On Assets 'Stolen' By Russian Elites
• Attys Fighting Lin Wood Over Client Fees Claim Defamation
• Loeb & Loeb, Ellenoff Steer Goldenstone Acquisition's IPO
• 'Magic Mike' Vegas Show Sues SBA Over Nixed COVID Grant
• FBI Agent Admits 'Varsity Blues' Cooperator Was 'Con Man'
• Rural Telecom Group Pushes FCC To Reject Fargo TV Merger
• It's Time To Hold DC Judges Accountable For Misconduct
• Travelers Says Other Insurer On The Hook For NBC Injury Suit
• Vegas Hotel Says Insurer Admits Virus Can Physically Damage
• Chubb Unit Wants Sports Media Co.'s Coverage Suit Trimmed
• UK To Weaken Libel Lawsuits By Rich Against Journalists
• Chris Cuomo Says He's Owed $125M For Unlawful CNN Firing
• 9th Circuit Dismisses Avenatti's Double Jeopardy Appeal
• Starz Says Its Stripper TV Drama Not Copied From Stage Play
• Calif. Bill Could Hook Tech Cos. For Social Media Addiction
• Byron Allen Cos. Accuse Nielsen Of Fraudulent TV Ratings
• Congress Seizes On Incident Reports In Fighting Cyberattacks
• T-Mobile Seeks Del. Appellate Do-Over After Cox Remand Win
• Lawmakers Fret Over FCC Auction Authority At 5G Hearing
• Feds Hope To Resolve Fights Over Broadband On Utility Poles
• FCC Opens Wide Probe Into Broadband 'Redlining'
• WorldStarHipHop Attys Score $95K In Fees After TM Win
• Del. Chancellor Decries 'Worst Spoliation' She's Ever Seen
• Coach Saw 'Varsity Blues' As Funding Opportunity, Jury Hears
• WWE Looks To Take Down Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Nielsen, Investors Ink $73M Deal In Suit Tied To EU Data Rule
• China Fines Actor $16.7M For Tax Evasion
• Twitter Gets PTAB To Eye Xerox Unit's User Classification IP
• Facebook Hit With $19M Fine For EU Privacy Law Lapses
• OAN Sues AT&T Over DirecTV Pull, 'Disparagement' By CNN
• Ex-Trump Staffer Omarosa Fined Over $60K For Ethics Breach
• Meta Asks DC Circ. Not To Revive States' Antitrust Case
• Meta Says FTC Guards Rivals' Docs Yet Claims It Lacks Rivals
• Husband Of 'Real Housewives' Star Sued Over $5.4M Pot Deal
• Judge Nixes 2 Patent Claims In Ameranth Suit
• Honest Co. Wants Investor Suit Over Diaper Sales Trashed
• Georgia State Rep. Can't Delete Facebook Free Speech Claims
• Oakland Goes To High Court To Save Suit Over Raiders Move
• Greater Federal Coordination May Not Hasten 5G Rollout
• WSJ Again Seeks Release Of Holmes Mental Health Docs
• Broadcasters Now Required To Disclose Foreign Ad Buys
• In One Of PTAB's Last CBM Rulings, Hulu Gets Patent Axed
• High Court May Be Closer To Tweaking Website Immunity Law
• Clearview Asserts Its Facial Data Photo Scrapes Are Legal
• NY Trial Atty Group Backs Ex-Knick In Assault Suit Appeal
• 40 Supreme Court Lawyers Urge Roberts To Keep Live Audio
• What Tighter Sanctions Against Russia Mean For Companies
• Disney, Walmart Among Cos. Graded F On Pay Gap Disclosure
• 4 Ways To Preserve Confidentiality Of Litigation Funding Docs
• Ga. Justices Say Snapchat Can't Avoid Speed Filter Crash Suit
• 'Wicked' Producers Seek Millions In Pandemic Loss Coverage
• Loeb & Loeb Adds Ex-Manatt Litigator In LA
• TV Cos. Say SAG-AFTRA's 'Baseless' Royalties Suit Must End
• Hasbro Doesn't Owe Royalties Over Mashup Board Games
• BuzzFeed, Photojournalist Agree To End Fight Over Embeds
• FCC Asked To Broaden Public Input On Utility Pole Rules
• Sports Network Says Fired Exec's Wife Can't Avoid Theft Suit
• Playing The COVID Card: Lessons In Force Majeure Litigation
• Congress Sets Aside $450M For Rural Broadband
• Pandemic Won't Stop Live Depos In $6M MLB Award Fight
• DOJ Wants Time At 2nd Circ. In FIFA, US Soccer Case
• GAO Says Private Biz Issues Can't Sink FCC Mapping Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Six Flags, Travelers Settle Investor Suits Coverage Row
• Pa. News Orgs Say County Court Restricts Records Access
• Remote Hearings Are Ill-Suited Default For Litigation Realities
• Assange Loses Bid To Take Extradition Battle To Top UK Court
• Alec Baldwin Says He's Not To Blame For 'Rust' Shooting
• HGTV Latest To See Suit Over Data Sharing With Facebook
• FCC Warns Against Fraud In Program Enrollment Tactics
• NLRB Asks DC Circ. To Back Ruling In 401(k) Match Fight
• Lawmakers Chart Course For Shoring Up Spectrum Policy
• March Madness Is Back. So Is NCAA Trademark Enforcement
• Brand Battles: Grammy Org. Sounds Off On Namesake Booze
• Ex-USC Coach Rallied Co-Worker In 'Varsity Blues,' Jury Told
• Russia OKs Use Of Peppa Pig TM As Sanctions Retaliation
• Maxwell Wants New Trial Due To Juror's Undisclosed Abuse
• 'Matrix' Case Spotlights Pandemic's Effects On Movie Biz
• ABA's New Anti-Bias Curriculum Rule Is Insufficient
• Securities Atty Loses Defamation Suit Against Journalist
• Broadband Nutrition Labels Must Be Concise, FCC Told
• Ga. Judges Revive Libel Case Over Tweets Against Golf Club
• CAA Snags Ex-Nike GC Hilary Krane As Chief Legal Officer
• Angry Birds Maker Says AG Misses Mark With Kids' Data Suit
• 1MDB Financier Raised Red Flags At Goldman, Jury Hears
• Live Nation, Ticketmaster Rip 2nd Monopoly Class Action
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Genius Suit Against Google
• IP Forecast: Cox To Take Another Swing At $1B Verdict
• Sens. Still Eyeing MLB's Antitrust Exemption After Labor Deal
• Fed. Circ. Gives 7 Patent Appeals Quick Closure
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 'Two-Face' Leader Of 'Varsity Blues' Duped Coach, Jury Hears
• 9th Circ. Affirms Katy Perry's Win In 'Dark Horse' IP Dispute
• Lee Ruling Highlights Notice Rules For Director Nominations
• Satellites Could Beam Data To War Zones Under Senate Bill
• Snap Execs Minimized Apple Privacy Changes, Investor Says
• Bloomberg Privacy Ruling Reestablishes Balance In UK Law
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche Telekom, Amazon, Merck
• Pelosi Beats GOP House Trio's Suit Over Mask Fines
• DC Circ. Says Hungarian Entities Must Face Art Theft Suit
• 9th Circ. Open To Nev. Justices Hearing Virus Coverage Suit
• DOJ, Google Continue Tussling Over Discovery
• USTelecom Slams 'Double Dipping' For Broadband Money
• Meta Painted Rosy Ad Effect Of Apple Changes, Investors Say
• Facebook Beats News Feed Patent Suit, Again
• 5 Advertising Enforcement Trends To Watch
• Internet Regulation Bills Would Bring New Risks To Tech. Cos.
• PTAB Upholds Voice Software IP Challenged By Amazon
• Albright Chided For Using Car Dealerships To Justify Venue
• Keep Info Updated To Avoid 6 GHz Interference, FCC Warns
• NHL Player's Creditors Say Team Change Can't Nix Ch. 11 Ask
• Remote Hearings Should Be The Default In Civil Litigation
• Wiley Rein Rehires PBS Deputy GC As Partner In DC
• Smartmatic Defeats Fox News, Giuliani Dismissal Bids In NY
• Kids' Smartwatch Maker Broke Privacy Rules, Watchdog Finds
• 1MDB: Ex-Goldman Exec Posed As Wife To Fool Future Wife
• Nexstar Aims To 'Set Record Straight' On Carriage Talks
• Sports Agency Poached Rival's NBA Marketing VP, Suit Says
• Ex-Knicks Star Tells 2nd Circ. Jury Should Hear Assault Suit
• Fed. Circ. Weighs Bid To Undo Alice Ax Of Virtual Gaming IP
• Rolling Paper Co. Says Ill. Law Backs Jury Verdict In IP Row
• Bars Defend Bid For Extension In NFL 'Sunday Ticket' Case
• Dish, SiriusXM Attys Score $3.3M In Fees Over Tech IP Row
• Attorneys Today Need To Depose Like There's No Tomorrow
• Trampoline Park Says 7th Circ. Is Open To Coverage For Virus
• Maxwell Juror Says Failure To Flag Abuse An 'Honest Mistake'
• 5th Circ. Skeptical Of Reviving Six Flags Stock-Drop Suit
• Meta Slams Claims Facebook Inflated Ad Reach Metrics
• Norway Urges Review Of Data Transfers To Russia, Ukraine
• GoPro Gets Camera Tech Patents Invalidated
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Event Co., Union Reps Fight For Pretrial Win In Wage Dispute
• 9th Circ. Won't Stop China Unicom's Disconnection From US
• NFT Platform Immutable Valued At $2.5B In Series C
• NTIA Told It Can't Nix Broadband Aid Over City Network Limits
• Dershowitz Drops Economic Damages Claim In Netflix Suit
• Radio Free Europe Closes In Russia After Bankruptcy Filing
• What To Look For As Musk's Twitter Battle With SEC Plays Out
• Plaintiffs Bar Should Work To Raise Class Action Claims Rates
• Black Reporter Drops Bias Suit Against Pittsburgh Paper
• Dua Lipa Draws Another Copyright Suit Over 'Levitating'
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Deny They Hid Evidence From Coach
• Artist Says Law School Hiding Murals Will Hurt His Reputation
• Indicted Boston Sports Network Exec Alleges Unfair Firing
• Sheeran Denies Copying Idea For 'Shape of You' At UK Trial
• High Court Rejects Google's Appeal Of Investor Suit Revival
• Thomas Targets Immunity Issue As Court Skips Facebook Row
• Justices Won't Hear Pa. Bid To Reinstate Cosby Sentence
• Activision Worker's Parents Say Harassment Led To Her Death
• Dodgers' Trevor Bauer Lobs Defamation Claims At Deadspin
• Facebook Again Ducks Gambia's Bid To Access Deleted Posts
• USDA Grants Seaquarium New License Without Orca Shows
• Brand Battles: Nike Aims Shot At 'Just Sue It' TM
• Getty Trust Says Allianz Cost It $71M As COVID Shook Markets
• Meta Market Cap Drop Fuels Argument For An Antitrust Tweak
• Michael Flynn's Wife Hits CNN With $100M Defamation Suit
• Cardi B Wants YouTube Videos Removed After $3.8M Verdict
• 6 GHz Ruling Said To Clear Way For Wireless Growth
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ed Sheeran Copyright Battle Begins To Take 'Shape' At Trial
• Wilkinson Barker Knauer Promotes Media Law Expert
• High Court Reinstates Death Sentence For Boston Bomber
• Utah Poised To Become 4th State With Consumer Privacy Law
• Drake And Warner Music Stole Artist's Beat, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Mulls Bar Applied In $3.3B FCA Suit Against Dish
• IP Forecast: Tech Giants' Voice Tech Row Heads To Fed. Circ.
• PTAB Mulls Apple Challenge To Koss Wireless Tech Patent
• 'Varsity Blues' Trial Still On Despite Ethics Claim Against Feds
• 'Trump' TM Ruling Leaves Attorneys Grasping For Answers
• US Hits Russian 'Elites,' Propaganda Outlets With Sanctions
• Del. Justices Reverse Ruling On Cox-Verizon Wireless Deal
• FTC's Meta Case Split Up And Set For No Earlier Than 2024
• Ex-Fox Producer Accused Of Aiding Russian Television Baron
• Texas Asks 5th Circ. To Undo Block Of Social Media Law
• Winston & Strawn Hires Hogan Lovells Entertainment, IP Pro
• 9th Circ. Agrees 'What Men Want' Didn't Copy Screenplay
• NRA Settles Dispute With Former Ad Agency Ahead Of Trial
• Ex-Disney Worker Urges 2nd Circ. To Revisit Severance Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Fanatics, Life Insurance Corp., Amazon
• Md. Venue Escapes Suit Over Festival-Goer's Sexual Assault
• Senate Commerce Moves Sohn's FCC Nom To Full Chamber
• State AGs Mount Probe Into TikTok's Interaction With Kids
• Marilyn Manson Sues Evan Rachel Wood Over Abuse Claims
• Industry Split On Proposed FCC Spectrum Slicing Rules
• Streaming Giants Beat Franchise Fee Fight In Georgia
• Twitter's Texas AG Probe Suit Jumps The Gun, 9th Circ. Says
• Maxwell Juror May Get Immunity Over Claim He Lied In Survey
• Talent Scout Claims He Got Swindled By $4M NFT Sale
• Review Of Gov't Action Dismissal Could Restrict FCA Claims
• Fintech Co. Affirm Hit With Investor Suit Over 'Reckless' Tweet
• Dua Lipa Hit With Copyright Suit Over 'Levitating'
• Broadband Mapping Project Moves Forward With GAO OK
• Rimon Adds Former Federal Prosecutor In Its LA Office
• What Rejected Renren Settlement Means For Investor Suits
• Biden Calls For Stronger Kids' Privacy Rules In State Of Union
• Apple Wants Judge To Mull $27M Atty Fee Bid In App Case
• Reddit Can't Use Section 230 In Child Porn Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• Groups Raise 'Red Flags' On Microsoft $69B Activision Play
• WinView Founder's Suit In Chancery Moves Forward
• Rakoff 'Not Familiar' With Phone News Alerts Before Palin Trial
• FCC Fines Fla. IHeart Rock Station $20K Over Contest Rules
• Producers Of Stephen King Series Owe Royalties, TV Cos. Say
• NFL Slams Extension Bid As Bailout In 'Sunday Ticket' Case
• Ventura County Settles Over 'Glee' Star's Death
• Tesla Blasts JPMorgan's Bid For Early Win In $162M Suit
• Groupon Beats Vegas Skydiving Antitrust, Trademark Suit
• How An Ex-FTC Official Is Putting Her Seal On ESRB Program
• Comic Adds $21M Suit To Copyright Battle Against Pandora
• How Attorneys Can Ethically Terminate A Client Relationship
• FCC Will Take Up Wireless Quality Control Rules In April
• FCC To Auction 2.5 GHz Band In July
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Says Gov't 'Misconduct' Spoils Case
• Sports Network Exec's Wife Wants Out Of Theft Lawsuit