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Media & Entertainment - August, 2022

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• Kobe Bryant Crash Pics Award May Spur Deal Before 2nd Trial
• Netflix Must Face Defamation Suit Over 'Dirty Money' Episode
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Weigh In On 'Trump Too Small' TM Fight
• SEC Sues Instagram Celeb's Vape Co. For Defying Subpoena
• Broadcasters, Performers Debate Radio Royalty Caps
• Unions Drop Health Cost Suit Against Pa. Newspaper
• 9th Circ. Backs Anti-SLAPP But Revives One CoreCivic Claim
• YouTube Accused Of Illegally Storing Faceprints In BIPA Suit
• Google Spars With States Over Viability Of Ad Monopoly Suit
• 9th Circ. Flags Preemption Clause In Kids' Google Privacy Suit
• A&E Sues Reelz Over 'Blatant Rip-Off' Revival Of 'Live PD'
• 8th Circ. Won't Revive Prince Photographer's Copyright Suit
• Meta Says Social Media Injury Suits Should Be Grouped
• NTIA Awards $105M In Ariz. Tribal Grants
• Celebrities Keep Trying To Secure TMs On Their Cool Poses
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• SeatGeek Raises $238M Months After Nixing SPAC Merger
• Ad Group Launches Antitrust Suit Over College Sports Access
• Fight For Website Control 'Destroying' Nonprofit, Judge Says
• Monkees Member Micky Dolenz Sues FBI For Hoover-Era Files
• FTC Opening Gives New Life To Languishing FCC Pick
• Twitter Says Musk's PayPal Buddy Skirting Subpoenas
• Utility Pole Costs, Disputes Hurt Broadband Effort, FCC Told
• Calif. Senate OKs Historic Bill Boosting Kids' Online Privacy
• Netflix Sued By Ex-Vanity Fair Staffer Over 'Inventing Anna'
• Sales Tracker Escapes TV Ad Price-Fixing Case, For Now
• Paramount Wants To Shoot Down 'Top Gun: Maverick' IP Suit
• Google Granted Atty Fees After Beating $90M RICO Suit
• Hong Kong PE Firm PAG To Buy $721M Japanese Theme Park
• MGM Seeks 9th Circ. Redo In Starz Licensing Row
• YouTuber Tells 11th Circ. Cardi B Libel Trial Was 'Lopsided'
• How D&O Insurers Can Limit Bankruptcy Exclusion Risks
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• What CFPB, FTC Data Security Crackdown Means For Cos.
• 'Varsity Blues' Legal Issue Delays Ex-USC Official's Sentence
• Twitter Blasts Musk's New Walkaway Claim As 'Invalid,' Wrong
• Meet The Ex-Immigration Atty Who Writes 'Star Wars' Comics
• Comics' Agent Says Pandora Antitrust Claims Are A Bad Joke
• High Court Urged To Take Up Fight Over NSA Internet Spying
• Michigan TV Station Gets Ex-Anchor's Sex Bias Suit Tossed
• The Athletic, Reporter Unlikely To Nix Pitcher's Libel Suit Early
• 4 Firms Drive $15M IPO For Projection Screenmaker
• Meta Blasts FTC Deal Challenge And Chair's 'Agenda'
• 'Matrix' Exec Beats Suit Over Death At Aniston Wedding Trip
• Reddit Can't Use CDA To Dodge Child Porn Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• Affirm Investors Say Co. Knew Deleted Tweet Was Misleading
• Google, YouTube Want Out Of Artists' Music Copyright Row
• Rite Aid Will Face Trimmed TM Suit Over New Logo
• Goldman Sees Less Risk Of Delistings After US-China Deal
• 'Dawson's Creek' Star Sues Sirius XM Over Canceled Podcast
• Conn. Defamation Trial Can Proceed Against Jones, Infowars
• 11th Circ. Revives Google Antitrust Suit From Ad Co.
• No Damages For 'Spotlight' Atty In Abuse Defamation Suit
• Broadcasters Say Antitrust Compliance Policies Are Privileged
• More Time Needed To Address Tegna Deal Worries, Critics Say
• Judge Inclined To Appoint Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case
• Whistleblower Says Contractor Defamed Him Over SEC Award
• 3 Takeaways From Mar-A-Lago Search Warrant Affidavit
• Facebook Users Near Deal In Data Harvesting MDL
• NJ Aims To Pause 'Erroneous' $13M Casino Payment Order
• Commerce Awards $144M For Western Tribal Land Broadband
• Brand Battles: Yuga Labs Takes Aim At Another 'Bored Ape'
• Ill. Wedding Venue Can't Shake $2M Verdict In TM Spat
• DirecTV Can't Send Robocall Class Action To Arbitration
• GOP Lawmakers Blast Commerce's Broadband Project Rules
• Sandy Hook Families Want Tort Committee For InfoWars Ch. 11
• Epic Shakes Choreographer's Fortnite Dance Copyright Row
• Hawaii Theater's Virus Coverage Suit Sent Back To State Court
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Pa. Newspaper Denies Obligation To Cover Health Costs
• Bloomberg Dodged OT Despite Past $3M Settlement, Suit Says
• 2 Firms Seek $4.2M For AMC Investor Suit Deal In Chancery
• 'Chrisley Knows Best' Stars Say Fraud Trial Was 'Unfair'
• Kucinich Sues Website Creators Over 'Predator' Hiring Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Redacted Affidavit For Mar-A-Lago Warrant Made Public
• Google Pushes Back At YouTube 'Shorts' TM Claim
• Weinstein Defies Long Odds As NY Chief Judge Grants Appeal
• George Foreman Accused Of Sexual Assault In '70s
• Dominion To Depose Fox's Hannity, Carlson In Voting Suit
• IP Forecast: Comedians' Rep To Fight Pandora's 'Cartel' Claim
• TTAB Nixes 'Purple Rain' Energy Drink TM, Citing Prince Song
• Jury Must Decide If Disney Fired Analyst For Blowing Whistle
• Mobile Carriers Share Requested Data Practices With FCC
• Local Gov'ts Say FCC Rule On Cable Fees Confusing
• Couple Admits Selling Ashley Biden's Diary To Project Veritas
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Alex Jones Atty Pleads 5th At Sandy Hook Data Leak Hearing
• Judge Orders Release Of Redacted Affidavit In Trump Search
• Musk Ordered To Give Twitter His Experts' User Analyses
• DC AG Appealing Toss Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Investors Say Cleary Gottlieb Should Produce Redstone Email
• Meta Settles Fired Gay Worker's Bias Suit
• Gilead Sciences Owes $2M Sponsor Fee For Canceled Series
• Senate Panel Sets Twitter Whistleblower Complaint Hearing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon, Washington Nationals, CVC Capital
• Ghislaine Maxwell Owes $878K Legal Bill, Denver Firm Says
• 5 Questions For ACA Connects' Grant Spellmeyer
• Ex-DOI Boss Zinke Lied During Casino Project Probe, IG Says
• Ex-Linebacker Says NFL Blackballed Him Over Free Speech
• Fighting Over Fair Use: 6 Documentary Feuds Before UFC Suit
• Judge Urged To Toss Bookstore's Amazon Antitrust Case
• DOJ Wants 'Raw' Google Data To Ensure No Cherry-Picking
• Kobe Bryant Jury Awards Families $31M Over Crash Pics
• 4th Circ. Stalls Use Of Political Speech Law Against NC AG
• Amazon Says Imposter Exploits Ring TM In Tech Service Scam
• Texas Church Sorry About That Unauthorized 'Hamilton' Show
• Musk Seeks Fuller Twitter Traffic Data In $44B Buyout Fight
• Ariz. AG Brnovich Sued Over Law Blocking Police Recordings
• NY AG Says Tax Fraud Probe Of Sotheby's Has Expanded
• Amazon, Gaming Co. Face Dungeons & Dragons Patent Suit
• Tackling Session Replay Risks For Website Operators
• DOJ Wants To Argue In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• Taylor Swift Hit With $1M Copyright Suit Over 'Lover' Book
• Investment Pro Wants WSJ Article Thievery Suit Thrown Out
• 'Housewives' Star's Co-Defendant Deserves Prison, Feds Say
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Twitter's Alleged Security Failures Fuel Data Privacy Law Push
• LA County Owes Up To $75M For Bryant Crash Pics, Jury Told
• Voyager Asks To Halt Investor 'Ponzi' Suit Against Mark Cuban
• 'SNL' Creator, Ex-Cast Accused Of Enabling Teen Sex Assault
• George Lopez Joins Comics Suing Pandora Over Royalties
• McElroy Deutsch Wins $170K Fees Against NJ In Casino Row
• FTC Drops Mark Zuckerberg From Meta VR Merger Suit
• Fla. Judge Tells Trump To Substantiate Special Master Bid
• Lawmakers Unveil New Version Of Media Competition Bill
• Alphabet Fights Investor Class Cert. In Google Privacy Suit
• Peloton Says It Told Investors Exactly What To Expect
• Whistleblower Claims Rattle Twitter's Bid To Force Musk Deal
• USPTO Director Backs Decision To Review Gaming Patent
• Usage Drops Justify Broader FCC Subsidy Base, Group Says
• Watchdog Warns Child Advertising Rules Apply In Metaverse
• Web Accessibility Outlook: More Regulation, Less Litigation
• How To Win Over Bench Trial Judges Post-COVID
• Belk Accuses Ex-CEO Of Raiding Senior Ranks For GameStop
• DirecTV Claims Dish 'Badly' Misstates 12 GHz Study Findings
• Robinhood's $20M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• Abandoned NC 'Ghost' Park Sparks Contract Spat
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Musk Pounces On Ex-Twitter Exec's Security Lapse Claims
• Meta Inks $37.5M Deal Resolving Tracking Tech Claims
• Calif. Seeks 9th Circ.'s Approval To Intervene In EEOC Case
• Trump Sues For Oversight Of Feds' Mar-A-Lago Doc Review
• Sheriff's Sgt. Defends Giving Order For Bryant Crash Photos
• Freshfields, Cooley Lead As EBay Buys $295M Card Game Co.
• $92M TikTok Biometric Deal Gets Ill. Court's Final Blessing
• Ex-OpenSea Staffer Says NFT Insider Trading Case Must Fall
• Ex-Trump Official Can Be Subpoenaed In Suit Over Song Use
• Trump's Unpopularity Threatens Merger Plans, SPAC Warns
• State Broadcaster Groups Claim FCC Fees Hurt Industry
• Judge Backs 'Mockingbird' Filmmaker Heirs' Arbitral Award
• 9th Circ. Affirms Disney Owes Daredevil's Son Nothing
• Pa. Newspaper Endangering Workers' Health Care, Unions Say
• Twitter Founder Drawn Into Del. Fight Over $44B Musk Deal
• Bars Want To Score Class Cert. In 'NFL Sunday Ticket' Suit
• Anti-Abortion Activists Lose At 9th Circ. In Video Row
• Apple App Store Rival Asks For Early Appeal In Monopoly Suit
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Miramax Beats Photog's 'Pulp Fiction' Poster Fight For Good
• Top Cable Industry Lobbyist Stepping Down
• AMC Barred Medic After Reporting Producer To HR, Suit Says
• Judge Points To Witness Risks In Mar-A-Lago Affidavit Fight
• Fighting Counterfeit Goods In The FIFA World Cup Countdown
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• Bill Paxton's Family Settles Death Suit With Hospital, Surgeon
• India, Canada Lead International Privacy Laws To Watch
• Atlanta 'Housewives' Star Drops NBC Race Bias Suit
• Calif. Justices Say 'Michael' Album Promo Not SLAPP-Proof
• Musk Seeks Toss Of 'Misguided' Twitter Fight Intervention
• Vanessa Bryant Tells Jury She Feels Betrayed By Crash Pics
• Albright Told BBiTV Gave Up Its Chance To Be Texan
• Anonymous Litigant's $20K Award Against Media Co. Tossed
• Book Publishers Say DOJ Hasn't Shown Harm To Authors
• DirecTV's $9.4M Small Biz Deal OK'd As Law Firm A No-Show
• NC AG Wants 4th Circ. To Speed Up Appeal Over Political Ad
• A Cautionary Tale On Social Media And US Jurisdiction
• Suit Says Vinyl Record Co. Went Digital Despite Analog Claims
• NJ Atty Launches Defamation Suit Over ALM Media Article
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Eisner Adds Kinsella Weitzman Entertainment Litigator In LA
• 'Wildest Imagination' Didn't Predict Kobe Crash Pics, Jury Told
• Soccer Team Wants Black Coach's Hiring Bias Suit Tossed
• Court Questions Penguin's Bid Policy In Merger Challenge
• Pretrial Battles Widen In $44B Musk-Twitter Deal Bust Suit
• Meta's WilmerHale Attys Seek $2.7M Fee In Data Scraping Suit
• Men's Grooming Co. And SPAC Ax Their Go-Public Merger
• Tort Report: Tyson Wants High Court Review; 'Rust' Update
• Post Malone Says Artist Suing Over 'Circles' Hid 'Critical' Texts
• Update: Meta Withdraws Bid for Overseas Rivals' Docs In FTC Case
• 9th Circ. Urged To Back Automotive Data Co.'s Win In IP Suit
• Sirius Asks Court To Deny 2nd Chance To Texas Tax Agency
• Brad Pitt And New Orleans Homeowners Reach $20.5M Deal
• The Key Role Of Economic Analysis In PGA Tour Antitrust Suit
• Nashville Music Co. Names Entertainment Vet As GC
• Fed. Circ. Told Judge Wrongly Axed Camera IP In GoPro Case
• Jury Awards $23M In Damages For Nobu Hotel Chicago Fraud
• Breaking Down The Amended Federal Data Privacy Bill
• Long Island Woman Stole $4 Million From Employer, Feds Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester United, Meituan, Cardinal Health
• Fla. Judge May Unseal Part Of Mar-A-Lago Warrant Affidavit
• Timbaland, Swizz Beatz Say Triller Owes $28M For Verzuz Deal
• Film Producer Sanctioned In Ga. Unpaid Wages Suit
• Judge Nixes Cost Savings From Book Merger Trial
• Fox Escapes Copyright Suit Over Stolen 'Empire' Character
• Firefighter Denies Showing Bryant Crash Pics As 'Party Trick'
• Judge Dismisses 'Mission: Impossible' Virus Suit After Deal
• Bloomberg News Site Shares Data With Facebook, Suit Says
• DC Circ. Won't Revisit $3.3B Suit For Dish
• No Fraud In Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Is Told
• Preparing Ticket Seller Sites For NY Fee Transparency Law
• Real Estate Rumors: IMC Equity, Gemic, Christian Slater
• Telemundo Reality Show Suit Accuses Producer Of Rape
• Cos. Handling Kids' Data Must Prep For Greater Regulation
• Judge Axes Russian Internet Co.'s Claims Against Ex-Workers
• Sandy Hook Families In Dark About Medical Data Disclosure
• Trump Associate Trades Legal Blows With Ky. Gov. Hopeful
• Musk's Twitter Doc Fight Target Had Key User Traffic Role
• Sidney Powell Dropped From 2nd Defamation Suit in NY
• NFT Litigation Is Raising Novel Trademark Questions
• Andrew Cuomo Beats Ethics Panel's Bid For $5M Book Profits
• Order To Delete Kobe Crash Pics Unusual, Sheriff's Capt. Says
• 'Uber Files' Leaked To The Guardian Prompt Investor Suit
• 5 Top NFT Questions Attys Want IP Agencies To Explore
• Calif. Agency Urges House To Scrap 'Weak' Data Privacy Bill
• Publishing Merger Won't Hurt Competition, Yale Prof Says
• FCC Democrat Touts Pilot Effort To Connect More Americans
• SG Urges High Court To Back Photographer In Warhol IP Fight
• Judge Tosses Media Storage IP Case For Good
• NC Judge Closes Book On NBA Star's Dispute With Ex-Agent
• Wayne Gretzky Faces $20M Suit Over Weight Loss Gum
• Video Game Class Action's Implications For IP Rights
• Canadian Telecoms Ink Divestiture In Bid To Save $20B Merger
• High-Speed Deployment Barriers Bedevil US Neighbors Too
• Fox Sports Used COVID As Cover For Bias, Ex-Workers Say
• TikTok Fights Facebook's Bid For Info In FTC Antitrust Probe
• Alex Jones Atty Urges Judge's DQ In Conn. Discipline Hearing
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Artist Seeks Toss Of Yuga Labs NFT Trademark Suit
• DC Boutique Changes Name As Co-Founder Heads To NTIA
• 6th Circ. Says Ohio Paper Can't Get Docs On Corruption Probe
• North Carolina AG Could Face Grand Jury Over Political Ad
• CIA Accused Of Spying On Attys Meeting With Julian Assange
• Fire Capt. Says No Memory Of Taking Kobe Bryant Crash Pics
• Penguin Exec. Says Internal Book Competition Is Strong
• Live Nation Says Prior COVID Rulings Don't Nix Coverage Suit
• Young Thug Sued In Ga. Over Concert Cancellation
• FCC Floats Reforms Aimed At Saving Subsidies
• Robocall Row Class Rep. Fights DirecTV's Bid For Arbitration
• Applying Anti-Money Laundering Practices To NFT Market
• NCAA Hit With Concussion Class Action By Ex-FSU Player
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• Late Springsteen Sax Player's Son Owes $55K In TM Suit
• Activist Investor Pushes Disney To Cut Costs, Separate ESPN
• Latham Adds Ex-Facebook GC As Of Counsel In DC
• Crypto YouTuber Sues After Peer Says He Scammed Viewers
• Atty Says He Bought 'Blade Runner' Art From Rightful Owner
• FTC's Suit Challenging Meta's VR Merger Gets December Trial
• Leaked Memo Backs AG In Political Ad Fight, NC Judge Told
• Chancery OKs Just 1 More Twitter Record-Keeper For Musk
• Amazon Fights FTC's 'Unworkable' Demands In Prime Probe
• NTIA Chief Sees Federal Privacy Bill As Critical Priority
• Roy Moore Wins $8.2M Defamation Verdict Over Dem PAC Ad
• Google Can Arbitrate Antitrust Claims Of Apple Collusion
• Bryant Crash Pic Sharing 'Shocked' Fireman's Wife, Jury Told
• Brooklyn Comedy Venue Says Rival's New Name Isn't Funny
• Google To Pay $42.7M For Misleading Australians On Data Use
• Subpoena Blizzard Sets Stage For Musk-Twitter Trial In Del.
• Book Publishing Industry Gets Close Read In Merger Trial
• Contractor Lied About Nobu Hotel Chicago Project, Jury Told
• Justices Urged To Clarify Fair Use Through Warhol Art IP Row
• 5th Circ. Affirms Activision's Call Of Duty Win Over Booker T
• Michael Jackson's Estate, Sony Music Settle Fake Vocals Suit
• Brand Battles: Mariah Carey Faces 'Queen Of Christmas' Fight
• Peloton Can't Outrun False Ad Suit Related To Music IP Spat
• Netflix Sued Over 3-Second Clip Of 'Tiger King' COVID Tattoo
• Private Equity M&A Is Awash In Both Challenges And Cash
• 11th Circ. Affirms Hospitality Tech Biz Win In Photo TM Fight
• Indian Gaming Revenues Rebound, Up 13% Over 2019 Levels
• Live Nation, Coachella End Infringement Suit Over Tribe Event
• Bipartisan Bill Would Amp Up Broadband Along Electric Grid
• 'Related Claims' Issue Central To Zoom's $90M Coverage Row
• DC Circ. Upholds FCC's Revamp Of Auto Safety Band
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• Advocacy Group Tells Court To Keep Alive Cosby Abuse Suit
• FCC Permanently Allows Amtrak To Deploy Safety Controls
• Sheppard Mullin Entertainment Atty's Star Turn As Filmmaker
• Kevin Hart's Media Co. Hires GC From 'Walking Dead' Brand
• LA Dispensary, Cannabis Co. Spar Over Injunction Bid
• Real Estate Rumors: Shop Fresh, Navarro, Hivemind
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Robinhood Can't Yet Ditch 'Meme Stock' Manipulation Claims
• 'Disgusted' Bar Patron Reported Bryant Crash Pics, Jury Told
• Author, Agents Say Advances Only Part Of Puzzle
• IP Forecast: Tesla Wants To Steer Secrets Case Out Of Court
• Twitter Asks Del. Court To Nix Musk's Bid For More Discovery
• Creation Museum Moves For Pandemic Relief From Insurers
• Team Telecom Asks FCC To Clear Undersea Cable Plan
• NC AG Tries Again To Stall Prosecution Over Political Ad
• Schools, Libraries Seek More Time On FCC Subsidy Deadline
• Calif. Theater Says Virus, Protest Claims Warrant Coverage
• Models Sue Atlanta-Area Clubs Over 'Improper' Use of Photos
• Crypto Sellers Avoid Contempt In Reddit Moderator's TM Suit
• Gov't Agencies Team Up For Tribal Broadband Program
• NJ Gov. Gets Shot To Erase Defamation Claim In Firing Suit
• Zicam Inventor Charged With 'I Love Lucy' TV Co. Scam
• FTC Begins Privacy, Security Rulemaking Over GOP Rebuke
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Church's 'Hamilton' Show Likely Runs Afoul Of Copyright Law
• Will.i.am's Co. Can't Escape Award To Swedish Investors
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Sentenced To A 'No Fun Summer' For Bribe
• Mark Cuban Sued Over Voyager Digital Crypto 'Ponzi Scheme'
• Agent Says Authors Want Best Deal, Not Most Upfront Money
• Fla. Doc, Organizer Want Motocross Paralysis Suit Tossed
• Crypto 'Thought Leader' Blew Off Discovery, Faces Default
• PTAB Cites Fintiv To Ax IPR Of Already Invalidated Gaming IP
• Black-Owned Broadcasters Argue Against Geotargeting Plan
• FCC Chief Says Feds' Broadband Coordination Getting Better
• Ohio Orchestra Faces Suit Over Trans Surgery Coverage Veto
• Fla. Judge Inclined To Move $35M Defamation Suit To PR
• Emergency Broadcasts Must Be Fully Accessible, FCC Says
• Nielsen Fights To Withhold Ratings Data In Price-Fixing MDL
• Redbox Shareholder Sues In Del. To Probe Chicken Soup Deal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Give Evel Knievel TM Case Another Go
• Spacey Can Question Ex-BuzzFeed Reporter In Abuse Suit
• Starlink, LTD Won't Get Funds From FCC Rural Program
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Conn. Judge 'Gravely Concerned' Over Sandy Hook Data Leak
• SPAC Investor Sues For $23.7M Fertitta Merger Kill Fee
• Chinese Esports Streamer Gets OK For $15M Deal Over IPO
• ABA Adopts Resolution Supporting Kessler Doctrine In IP Law
• Alice Dooms Animation App Litigation In Texas
• Justices Asked To Clear Up IP Clause In Google Lyric Row
• Photographers File Amicus Brief In Zillow Copyright Suit
• Musk Piles Up Cash For Possible Twitter Win On $44B Deal
• Oprah Winfrey's Co. Seeks To Harpoon 'Oprahdemics' TM
• Anti-Abortion Activists Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Videos Injunction
• Colo. AG Urged To Focus On Harmonization In Privacy Rules
• Insurers Ducking Coverage In Art Forgery Row, Exhibitor Says
• HarperCollins Chief 'Shocked' By Simon & Schuster Price
• Jury Convicts Ex-Twitter Worker On Saudi Spy Counts
• NTIA Awards Alaskan Tribal Grants, Expands Program By $1B
• Senate To Exclude Some Spectrum Buys From New Tax
• UMG Wants Bang Energy Sanctioned For Deleting Videos
• 'Varsity Blues' Test Cheat Facilitator Avoids Prison
• DirecTV 'Distorts The Facts' On 12 GHz Interference, FCC Told
• Comic Creator Says DC Editor's Widow Won't Return Art
• Taylor Swift Fires Back At Songwriters In 'Shake It Off' IP Fight
• Miramax, Tarantino Nearing Deal In 'Pulp Fiction' NFT Dispute
• Live Nation Escapes Suit Over Post-Concert Sex Assault
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• Warner Bros. Took Wheel On Motor Trend Value, Del. Suit Says
• Lawyer Bert Fields, Hollywood 'Tour De Force,' Dies At 93
• Ex-Project Veritas Employee Files Sex Bias Suit
• S. Korean Businessman Accused Of $11.4M Contract Breach
• Publishing CEO Says Merged Rival Would Be 'Intimidating'
• Wanted Chinese Businessman Convicted Of Visa Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Church's TTAB Win In 'Adventist' Fight
• NTIA Wants More Coordination In FCC Rural Internet Program
• Gaming Platform Sued In Del. Chancery Over $4.4B Merger
• Cox Buys Latham-Led Axios Media For Reported $525M
• Payment Biz Seeks To Restructure $824M In Debt In Ch. 11
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Google Fires Off New Suits, Broadening Sonos Audio IP Fight
• 'Varsity Blues' Boss Wants Sentence Delayed After Atty Dies
• Insurer Says Rapper Owes Money For Collision Damages
• Trump Resort Ditched Music Event Contract, Suit Says
• Is The PGA Tour Illegally Maintaining A Monopoly?
• Pueblo Gets Early Win In Casino Slip-And-Fall Venue Fight
• Songwriter Exits Suit Over Chris Brown, Drake's 'No Guidance'
• Scouts' Plan Mostly Approved, Jones Hit With $50M Verdicts
• Family Of Baseball Legend Lobs TM Suit At Puerto Rico Gov.
• Ethics Lessons From The Alex Jones Discovery Debacle
• Alex Jones Jury Awards Sandy Hook Parents Additional $45M
• Georgia's Gun Laws May Turn Off State's Music Festivals
• NJ Judge Hints At Striking Law Reducing Casino Payments
• Market Drops Show Tech Antitrust Reform Isn't Needed
• Sandy Hook Jury Starts Mulling More Damages Against Jones
• Corrupt Intent Dooms 'Varsity Blues' Appeal, 1st Circ. Told
• Cleary Gottlieb Opposes Bid To Turn Over Redstone Email
• FCC Starts Search For New Rules For Space Industry
• Lin Wood Says More Attys Must Be Brought Into Fee Dispute
• 11th Circ. Reverses Sex Club Manager's Pretrial False Ad Loss
• In-House At A Cannabis Company: The Advertising Issues
• Depp-Heard Dispute Turns Spotlight On Defamation Coverage
• Musk Blasts Twitter For 'Reckless' Claims In $44B Deal Fight
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Twitter Slams Musk's Framing As 'Hoodwinked' Into $44B Deal
• Penguin CEO Says Simon & Schuster Deal Is For Market Share
• Kevin Spacey Ordered To Pay $31M 'House Of Cards' Award
• Twitter Spy Case About 'Power, Greed, Lies,' Feds Tell Jury
• Google Antitrust Judge Open To Cert. Of 21M Consumer Class
• Lawmakers Press Plan For National Broadband Strategy
• Ga. Biz Court Considers Tossing Atlanta Movie Studio Fight
• Russian Blockade Is Cause Of Food Crisis, EU Official Says
• Industry Group Pushes For 1 Gbps Broadband Minimum
• Apple, Google, Meta Seek Immunity In Gambling App MDL
• DirecTV Warns FCC Of 12 GHz Disruption From Devices
• Meta Seeks Snap Records For Antitrust Defense At FTC
• Ky. Megachurch Beats Defamation Suit Over Livestream Event
• Jury Says Alex Jones Must Pay $4.1M In Sandy Hook Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Unity Software, SES, UnitedHealth
• Dolphins Coach Can't Nix Motivational Text Copyright Suit
• Combating Implicit Bias In Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Warren Tells 9th Circ. RFK Jr. Book Criticism Caused No Harm
• Judge Backs Axing Amazon, Publishers E-Book Antitrust Suit
• DirecTV Robocall Recipients Get Class Cert. In TCPA Row
• Steelers Star Slapped With Suit For Skipping Youth Camp
• CBD Co. Must Pay Clint Eastwood $2M After TM Suit Loss
• Judge Queries Simon & Schuster CEO On Bidding For Books
• InfoWars Gets Approval For Modified Ch. 11 Cash Usage
• FCC Opens 17 GHz Band For Space-To-Earth Signals
• Twitter Says Musk Can't File Early Answer To $44B Deal Suit
• Ex-Twitter Worker Seeks To Ax Saudi Spy Case Before Verdict
• How The Metaverse Will Affect Business And Legal Processes
• Disney Settles Visa, Mastercard Fees Suit Days After Filing
• UK Music Co. Can't Escape Lil Yachty's TM Suit Over NFTs
• Investors Challenge Snap Inc. Control, Stock Moves In Del.
• 'Varsity Blues' Feds Oppose Prison For Test-Cheat Cooperator
• NJ Wants $13M Casino Payment Order Paused For Appeal
• Fintech Co. Calls Investor's Tweet Suit 'Woefully Deficient'
• Jones Faces Own Texts Before Jury Gets Sandy Hook Case
• Stream TV Moves To Block Asset Sale In Creditor Dispute
• Sports Marketing Trade Secret Lessons From NBA Case
• YouTube Hit With TM Suit Over Video 'Shorts'
• Ex-Twitter Worker's Co-defendant Slipped FBI, Jury Told
• Sofia Vergara's Ex Tells Panel Jury Should Hear Embryo Suit
• Gov't's Tribal Trust Land Move 'Political,' Mass. City Says
• Alex Jones Apologizes, Spars With Opposing Counsel At Trial
• UK Tribunal Tosses HMRC Appeal Of Euromoney Deal
• Ala. Firm Seeks MDL For Product Liability Suits Against Meta
• Stephen King Testifies The More Publishers, The Better
• Senators Focus On Need To Extend FCC Auction Authority
• Zillow's 'Post-Hoc' IP Breach Defense Meritless, 9th Circ. Told
• Dem Lawmakers Ask FCC To Boost Tribes' Spectrum Access
• Feds Say Wanted Chinese Businessman Lied On Visa Forms
• AMC, Sony Accused Of Smearing Tax Biz In 'Better Call Saul'
• Unions Assert Right To Challenge Tegna Go-Private Deal
• DC Court Won't Revive AG's Antitrust Suit Against Amazon
• Ex-Atty Off Hook For Calif. Bar's Victim Repayments
• What Cannabis Cos. Can Expect If Broadcast Ad Bill Passes
• FBI Concedes No Evidence Of Private Twitter Data In Spy Trial
• Meta, FTC Must Work Together To Clarify Market, Judge Says
• Disney Hits Visa, Mastercard With Suit Over Interchange Fees
• Twitter Levies Subpoenas As $44B Musk Deal Suit Heats Up
• CORRECTED: 2 NY Attys Sanctioned For 'Abusive' Language In Fight With Dr. Luke's Cos.
• Copyright Office Says Deferred Exams Aren't A Good Idea
• DOJ Tells Judge Book Merger Would Reduce Author Pay
• 11th Circ. Finds Miami Beach's Strip Club Rules Constitutional
• Kim Kardashian Looks To Nix Crypto Promotion Claims
• Visa Can't Yet Ditch Claims It Helped Monetize Child Porn
• Mo. Broadcast Co. Pulls Support For Radio Geotargeting Plan
• Navigating Arbitral Subpoenas In A Post-COVID Landscape
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Prepare For Scrutiny In Marketing Contraception After Dobbs
• Alex Jones Damages Trial Can Continue Despite Ch. 11 Filing
• Ill. Judge Temporarily Bars 'Fake' Merch In 'Godzilla' TM Suit
• Hogan Lovells Names Space And Satellite Practice Co-Leader
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Twitter Investor Sues Musk Over 'Lame Rationales' To Ax Deal