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Media & Entertainment - September, 2022

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• Meta Snags Injunction, Agrees To Drop Data Scraping Claims
• DOJ Seeks Quick Appeal Of Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order
• The 5 Biggest Cases This Supreme Court Term
• WWE, Take-Two Must Pay $4K In First-Ever Tattoo IP Trial
• Congressional Dems Urge FTC To Revamp Kids' Privacy Rule
• SEC Says Duo Illegally Traded On Pilfered Press Releases
• High Court Urged To Curb State Secrets Privilege in Spy Suits
• Albright Says Amazon Foe's Patents Are Invalid Under Alice
• Calif. Event Production Co.'s COVID-19 Coverage Bid Tossed
• SXSW Loses Bid For Coverage Of Ticket Refund Class Action
• 2 Firms Lead $2.5B Consumer Internet SPAC Deal
• Longtime Copyright Office Leader Marybeth Peters Dead At 83
• DC Judge Tosses Kialegee Tribe's Suit Over Creek Land
• Implications Of SEC's Latest Insider Trading Charges
• Law360's The Term: A New Normal For The Supreme Court?
• Real Estate Rumors: Coral Springs, Eden Housing, Bardas
• No Signs Of Supreme Court's Conservatives Slowing Down
• 4 Strategies For Drafting Effective Consumer Breach Notices
• 'Stooges' Great-Grandson In Viacom Case Says He's Broke
• How Well Do You Know Supreme Court History?
• Bipartisan Bill Would Stop Taxation Of Broadband Grants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Bankruptcy Judge Sontchi To Referee Twitter Trial Prep
• Affirm Escapes Investor Suit Over Deleted Tweet, For Now
• Fox Loses Bid To Escape Election-Related Defamation Suit
• Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Takes Bench, Makes History
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Practicality Over Perfection
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Beat Book Antitrust Suits, For Now
• LinkedIn Spied On Rivals To 'Take Them Out,' Judge Told
• IP Forecast: Philip Morris Looks To Snuff Out ITC Ban
• Jones' Father Tells Jury 'Puffery' Key To Infowars' Success
• Rosette Wins Fight Over Quechan Tribe Representation
• FCC Adopts 5-Year Deorbiting Rule For Low-Earth Satellites
• Feds See Closer Spectrum Coordination Effort As Working
• Ed Sheeran Must Face 'Thinking Out Loud' Copyright Suit
• Experts Say GOP Wins Would Hike Broadband Oversight
• What New Bar Exam Means For Law Students And Schools
• Data Privacy Bill Not Dead Yet, House Commerce Heads Say
• Ex-Salvadoran Soccer Head Gets 16 Months In FIFA Case
• Meta Hit With Suit Over Messenger Site Tracking Code
• Chancery Rebukes Bickering Attorneys For Time-Wasting
• Tinder Owner Hits Back At Insurer's Claim Argument
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cineplex, Citi, Apollo
• 'Cruel' EBay Stalking Ploy Lands Former Execs Prison Time
• High Court Likely To Review Social Media Speech Censorship
• Alex Jones Hijacked Newtown Parent's Grieving, Jury Hears
• ACLU Says Feds Ignored FOIA For ICE Detainee Counsel Info
• LSU Golf Club Insurers Putt Ida Suit To Federal Court
• Chinese Movie Theater Co. Must Pay $457M Award, Court Says
• Meta Says Russian Influence Campaign Mimicked News Sites
• Texas Barge Co. Can't Escape Newsletter Copyright Suit
• Paramount Latest Co. Sued For Sharing User Data With Meta
• Spotify Knocks Out Advertising Tech Patent
• 'Let's Go Brandon' Coin Investors Dodge Sanctions, For Now
• Netflix Urges Ga. Judges To Reject Franchise Fee Attempt
• SEC Accuses Gaming Co., Ex-CEO Of $17M 'Ponzi-Like' Fraud
• Chancery Rejects Stream TV Lender's Demand For Assets
• FCC Names New Native American Policy Leader
• Apple's New Messaging Features Will Complicate E-Discovery
• Wireless Group Wants Lawmakers To Preserve FCC Auctions
• Civil Suit Trends Cos. Can Expect From State AG Enforcement
• Ex-Fox VP Owed Severance After Disney Merger, Judge Rules
• Google's $100M BIPA Deal Gets Final Approval
• Musk Asks 2nd Circ. To Lift SEC's Twitter 'Muzzle'
• Twitter Whistleblower Claim Is Cautionary Tale For Employers
• Film Industry Pension Board Can't Skirt Designer's ERISA Suit
• Alex Jones Acolyte Harassed Sandy Hook Plaintiff, Jury Hears
• Twitter Says Musk Data Contradicts Deal-Killing 'Bot' Burden
• Muddy Waters Filched $14M SEC Tipster Award, Suit Says
• High Court Asked To Revive Sony Music Copyright Suit
• Floyd Mayweather Seeks To KO Crypto Promo Claims
• Law Firm Inclusion Efforts Often Overlook Business Staff
• COVID-Screening Kiosk Maker Must Face BIPA Suit
• Execs Of Bankrupt MoviePass Lied To Public, SEC Says
• Feds Want 2 Years For Ex-Salvadoran Soccer Head For Bribery
• Google, Apple Say Advertiser Can't Expand Collusion Suit
• TikTok And Triller Drop Video Patent Suits After PTAB Ruling
• 2nd Circ. Opens Door To End Trump's Rape Defamation Suit
• Insurers, Art Exhibitor Settle Forgery Coverage Fight
• AI Artists Highlight Need For Copyright Updates
• Ex-Goldman Analyst Gets Stock Ban In SEC Settlement
• Twins Get 52 Months For $2.1M Apple Product Fraud
• Investors Say Video Co. Moved Assets To Duck Payout
• Pandora Says Lewis Black, Agency Part Of Antitrust 'Cartel'
• Ex-NFL Running Back Wins $28.5M NY Med Mal Verdict
• Saipan Casino Investors Win Arbitration Of Licensing Fight
• Chubb Unit's $8.5M HVAC Fire Suit Partially Moves Forward
• Discovery Investor Sues Over HBO Max's Financial Struggles
• 'Friday The 13th' Writer Wins $887K Atty Award
• Another Casino Hit With Change Skimming Class Action
• Twitter CEO, Musk Depositions No-Go For Now In $44B Suit
• 9th Circ. Finds Nightclub Can Stay In Historic LA Building
• Precautions For New Wave Of Digital Privacy Class Actions
• Meta Pushes FTC Bias Defense In VR Merger Case
• Tech Needs To Pay 'Fair Share,' FCC Republican Tells EU
• Hike In NJ Casino Payments Shouldn't Be Paused, Court Told
• 'Inventing Anna' Faux Socialite At Odds With Her Ex-Attorney
• Harper Lee Estate Must Pay $2.6M Arb. Award In IP Row
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• An Associate's Guide To Rebounding After A Layoff
• DirecTV Wants 11th Circ. To Dash Cert. For TCPA Suit
• Netflix Ends IP Fight Over 'Unofficial Bridgerton Musical'
• Musk Loses Bid For Privilege Waiver Amid Twitter Doc Fight
• Convicted Twitter Spy Cites Whistleblower In New Trial Bid
• FCC Aims To Cut Satellite Debris, But Can It Regulate Space?
• Jones Ends Trial Week With Wish Jurors Would Do Research
• Fla. Travel Co. Says Airliner Is Flying Cubans Without License
• Disney Financial, Ex-Analyst Settle Whistleblowing Suit
• Ex-Ga. Tax Agent Sues 'Chrisley' Star For Defamation, Again
• Brand Battles: Ralph's Ices Takes On Ralph Lauren Over TM
• Cable Group Wants Binding Conditions On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Illinois Judge Cancels City's Streaming Service Fees Suit
• 'Morality Police' Protests Spur US To Aid Iran Internet Access
• 'Varsity Blues' Dads Say Recent Ruling Bolsters Their Appeal
• AML Regulation Of Lawyers Is Imminent And Controversial
• Roku Gets Universal Remote Patent Wiped Out At PTAB
• Cleveland Orchestra Settles Transgender Worker's Suit
• Boy Scouts Appeals Roll In, Alex Jones Ch. 11 Attys Nixed
• 'Hollywood Con Queen' A Suicide Risk If Extradited, Docs Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• MyPillow CEO Can't Immediately Get Phone Back From Feds
• Combative Jones Mostly Denies Harm In Newtown Testimony
• FTC Won't Let Amazon, Execs Out Of Widened Prime Probe
• Bar To Face Suit For Showing Boxing Match Without License
• Sofia Vergara's Ex-Fiancé Can't Revive Pre-Embryo Suit
• IP Forecast: Tyga's 'Wavy Baby' Shoe Row Goes To 2nd Circ.
• FCC Fines Stations $3.4M Over Children's TV Ads
• 'No Real Possibility' Bryant Would See Crash Pics, LA Says
• You Map's Trade Secrets Row Survives Snap's Ax Bid
• Sen. Judiciary Advances Journalism Competition Bill With Fix
• 'I Hunt Killers' Writer Targets WB, Fox In 'Prodigal Son' IP Suit
• Special Master Orders Trump To Back Up Planted Docs Claim
• Events Company Abruptly Quit Paying Workers, Suit Alleges
• Former California Superior Court Judge Joins JAMS
• Pa. Judge Strikes Down Pittsburgh's Nonresident 'Jock Tax'
• Del. Court OKs Musk Challenge Of $7.8M Twitter Severance
• 3 Firms Steer $350M Online Gambling Biz SPAC Deal
• MVP: Williams & Connolly's Thomas Hentoff
• 'Con Queen Of Hollywood' Fights Extradition To US
• How New FCC Rule Will Improve Telecom Options For Tenants
• Meet The Lawyers On Deck In NY V. Trump Biz Fraud Case
• CNBC Financial Pundit Stole Millions And Fled, Feds Say
• Jones' Lies Devastated Sandy Hook Victims, Jury Hears
• Trump Threatens To Sue SEC Over 'Stalled' SPAC Deal Review
• 9th Circ. Won't Stop New Backpage Execs Criminal Trial
• Denmark Is Latest To Deem Use Of Google Analytics Unlawful
• Meta Trims But Can't Shake News Site's Revenue Split Suit
• Chancery Mulls Post-Appeal Stream TV Order Unwinding
• CFTC Wants Election-Betting Firm's Suit Moved To DC
• 11th Circ. Allows DOJ To Access Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs
• Camping World Shareholders Ask Del. Justices To Revive Suit
• Tech Lawyers Closely Watch High Court Ruling's FCC Impact
• Tennis Pro Given Chance To Replead Sex Battery Claims
• ​​​​​​​LA County's Deal With Bryant Co-Plaintiff Ups Total To $20M
• Counterclaims Nixed In Drug Price Checker's Antitrust Suit
• TTAB Won't Register 'US Space Force' TM, Citing Netflix Show
• Pop Quiz: How Realistic Is The TM Showdown In 'She-Hulk'?
• Meta Hit With $175M Patent Verdict In Austin
• Fla. Appeals 11th Circ. Bar On Social Media Law To High Court
• California Rep. Urges FTC Investigation Into Fog Data Science
• Musk Says Twitter Using 'Suspect' Tactics To Hold Back Docs
• Satellite Operators Seek Waiver Option In Space Debris Rule
• Key Adaptations For Law Firms Amid Quiet Quitting Movement
• 9th Circ. Rejects MGM Redo In Starz Licensing Fight
• NC AG Tells 4th Circ. Political Speech Law Is Unconstitutional
• SEC Fines 2 App Developer Execs $757K For Insider Trading
• MVP: Greenberg Traurig's Mathew S. Rosengart
• The Potential Fallout Of Changing FCC's Broadband Definition
• Jones' Sandy Hook Lies Were Lucrative, Jury Hears
• McDonald's Can't Ditch Byron Allen's $10B Race Bias Suit
• Alex Jones' Podcast Co. Can't Retain Atty For Ch. 11 Case
• NYC Adult Entertainment Cos. Fight City Zoning Regulation
• FTC's Bedoya Defends Need For Broad Privacy Rulemaking
• Apple Tries To Reopen Discovery In Caltech Patent Suit
• CEO Of Trump-Backed SPAC Can Force Fraud Arbitration
• Judge Hands CBS Win In Miami Reporter's Age, Sex Bias Suit
• Fox Dodges Defamation Suit From Ex-Host Accused Of Rape
• Dating App Clover Inks $157M SPAC Merger
• MyPillow, CEO Can't Ditch Smartmatic's Election Fraud Suit
• James Franco's $2.2M Film School Sex Exploitation Deal OK'd
• Section 230 Shouldn't Protect Big Tech On Casino Apps
• Realtor Group Says Magazine Free From Mailing List Laws
• Shutterstock Beats Copyright Suit Over Aerial Image
• Insurer, Screen Developer Settle BIPA Coverage Dispute
• The Role Of Tweets, Memes, Emoji In Musk Securities Saga
• Creating A Hybrid Work Policy? Be Intentional And Inclusive
• Court Officials Not Immune From Access Suit, 8th Circ. Says
• Exploring The Question Of Authorship With AI-Generated Art
• FCC Republican Lauds 5th Circ. Ruling On Tech Speech
• Private Equity Exec Can't Get Reprieve On 'Varsity Blues' Term
• Chancery Rejects Musk's Demand For More Slack Messages
• Trump Tells 11th Circ. No Proof Docs Were Still Classified
• How Cos. Can Adhere To New Calif. Kids Online Privacy Law
• MVP: Gibson Dunn's Orin Snyder
• FCC Chair Plans To Explore Revamp Of 12.7 GHz Band
• Yahoo Bringing On Ex-Paramount Global, CBS Atty As CLO
• Trump Fights Immediately Disclosing 'Declassification' Info
• Ticketmaster Users Ask 9th Circ. To Reverse Arbitration Order
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Tells Artist To Keep Paws Off His Music
• Disney Must Face Writer's 'Muppet Babies' Suit
• Advertisers Will 'Pay' For Deception, FTC Bureau Chief Says
• 'Serial' Subject Adnan Syed Gets Murder Conviction Vacated
• NBA Sued For Providing Digital Data To Meta Without Consent
• Oakland Can't Revive Suit Over Raiders' Move To Vegas
• Calif.'s New Tech Laws May Face Free Speech Challenges
• Warning Signs For FTC In AGs' Meta Appeal At DC Circ.
• Forsaken 'Ghost' Park Asks NC Judge To Toss Contract Suit
• Montana Resort Settles River Pollution Suit
• Radio Group Warns FCC Alert Update Could Be Costly
• Uber Pins Breach On Hack Crew As GTA 6 Footage Leaked
• NIL Profit Considerations For Historically Black Colleges
• MVP: Davis Wright's Rachel Strom
• Reno Fights To Reboot Netflix, Hulu Fee Suit At 9th Circ.
• Privacy Bill Intensifies Mobile Carrier Regulation Battle
• Utilities Say Device Testing Needed In 6 GHz Band
• Grasping Social Media Ad Regulations: Key FTC Proposals
• French Broadcasters Drop Merger Under Antitrust Pressure
• ACLU Seeks DOD Info Tied To Trump's Declassification Order
• Musk Calls Suit To Force Twitter Purchase 'Unprecedented'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• A Law Firm's Guide To Humane Layoffs As Recession Looms
• Split 5th Circ. Backs Texas Social Media Censorship Law
• 'Rust' Producers Beat Film Worker's Assault, Distress Claims
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. For Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs Access
• Disney Fights Uphill To Toss Writer's 'Muppet Babies' IP Suit
• Hologram Co. Investor Penalized For 'Harassment' Filings
• DHS Opens Up $1B In Funding To Boost States' Cybersecurity
• Mar-A-Lago Special Master Is Up To Task, Ex-Clerks Say
• 50 Cent Sues Fla. Surgeon Over 'Penile Enhancement' Ads
• Meta Accused Of Apple IOS Privacy Update Workaround
• Judge Backs SAG-AFTRA's $300K Award Against Producer
• 'Varsity Blues' Ruling May Cut The Heart Out Of Bribe Case
• Brand Battles: Ex-Journey Singer Fights Band Over Song TMs
• Bookstore Fights Judge's Rec To Toss Amazon Antitrust Suit
• NTIA Criticized For Credit Requirement In Broadband Plan
• 11th Circ. Mulls Bar's Claim Of 'Floribama Shore' Confusion
• Bumble Sued In Del. Over Extra Share Voting Rights
• What's In A Font And Why It Matters In Copyright Fights
• Tribal Lands Need More Broadband Help, FCC Told
• Robotext Scam Bill Could Transform TCPA Landscape
• LA Schools Say FCC Fund Should Cover Ransomware Attacks
• MVP: Ballard Spahr's David L. Axelrod
• Elon Musk's New Counterclaims Cite Twitter Whistleblower
• FTC Puts Spotlight On Cos.' Growing Use Of 'Dark Patterns'
• Fla. Judge Rejects DOJ Bid For Stay In Mar-A-Lago Case
• Facebook Judge Rips Gibson Dunn Atty's 'Abominable' Depo
• Federal Anti-SLAPP Bill Takes Aim At Intimidation Suits
• Microsoft Offers No UK Fixes For $69B Activision Deal
• 7th Circ. Nixes Trampoline Park Coverage, Cites Similar Cases
• NBA Star Seeks $1.5M In Fees For Ex-Agent's Frivolous Filing
• Democrats Aim To Support Digital Equity With New Nonprofit
• FCC Chair Details Strategy On Space Industry Rules
• Justice, Defense Depts. Say FCC Action Needed On Security
• Ares Raises $3.7B For Sports And Entertainment Investments
• Bose Gets PTAB To Trim Koss' Wireless Headphone Patent
• Amazon And Publishers Urge Court To Toss E-Book Case
• How 'Michael' Album Promo Ruling Could Affect Other Artists
• Nikola Founder 'Makes Crap Up,' Worried Worker Said In Text
• Twitter's Argument Reflects Del. Chancery Stance On Boards
• Murder Mystery Harkens Back To Patent Hotspot's Glory Days
• Ex-Discover, PayPal Senior Lawyer Joining Pinterest As CLO
• Boy Scouts Plan Confirmed, Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• Ozy Media Insurer Says Injunction Bid Fails
• Deals Rumor Mill: Flow, Tencent, Metro Pacfic
• US Exhausts H-2B Visa Supply For 1st Half Of Fiscal Year
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Wins New Trial, Bolstering Parents' Case
• Hunton Hires Cybersecurity Pro From Paul Hastings
• Prosecutors Want 'Serial' Subject's Murder Conviction Vacated
• Sens. Urge HHS To Beef Up Privacy Protections Post-Dobbs
• Twitter Investors Say They Were Misled On Security Concerns
• Infowars Hid Sandy Hook Evidence From Witness, Jury Told
• Bang Drink Maker Sanctioned In IP Suit Over Deleted Videos
• AT&T Wins Challenge Over Spectrum Ad's Speed Claim
• NJ Justices Take On Prorated Bill Mandate Against Altice
• Adult Film Stars Get A Chance To Fix Meta, OnlyFans Suit
• 2 Firms Seek To Lead Litigation In Del. Over Busted SPAC Deal
• Legal Considerations As The Metaverse Goes Mainstream
• Key Nikola Critic Earned $600K From Bet Against Truckmaker
• Learning From Trump And Bannon Discovery Strategies
• Sports Site Latest To Be Sued For Routing Data To Facebook
• Google Can't Yet Beat Bulk Of States' Ad Monopoly Claims
• More Portions Of Mar-A-Lago Warrant Unsealed By Court
• Ex-Fugees Artist Can't Nix 1MDB-Linked Illegal Lobbying Case
• Alex Jones Sanctioned Again As 2nd Sandy Hook Trial Begins
• Puerto Rican Baseball League Says Ex-Owner's Suit Is Invalid
• Sandy Hook Families Told To Cut Back Ch. 11 Debt Questions
• Musk's Tesla, SpaceX Emails Shielded From Twitter Deal Suit
• No Atty Fees For Redbubble Counsel In Atari IP Fight
• Mass. Residents Say Mashpee Can't Have Casino Trust Land
• FCC Republican Backs Starlink Appeal Of Rural Funds Denial
• Hemisphere Media Investor Seeks Records In 'Unfair' Deal
• Twitter Shareholders Vote To Approve Musk's $44B Takeover
• Twitter Security Gaps Lingered For Years, Whistleblower Says
• ViacomCBS Says Policy Required, Covered COVID Protocols
• NFL Must Face Privacy Claim Over App's Prerecorded Videos
• FCC Builds On Partnerships With European Regulators
• When To Acquire Life Rights In Biographical Content Battle
• O'Melveny Adds Media & Technology Co-Chair In NY
• CNN, HuffPo Parents Latest Cos. Sued For Facebook Sharing
• Shumaker Launches Tech Business Sector, Names Co-Heads
• Paper Wants Unions To Pay Fees In Dropped Health Costs Suit
• Seattle Orchestra Drops 9th Circ. COVID Insurance Appeal
• Nikola Founder Tells Jury He Never Sought To Dupe Investors
• Rapaport Drops Suit Against Barstool Sports Over Firing
• A Privacy Atty, Turned Photographer On 9/11, Pays It Forward
• Austin, Texas, Faces Doubtful 5th Circ. In Billboard Fight
• Twitter Looks To Sink Investor Suit To Force Musk Buyout
• SpaceX Appeals FCC Denial Of Rural Broadband Subsidies
• Google Advertiser Wants To Update Apple Collusion Suit
• DC Circ. Grapples With Correct Digital Copyright Law Reading
• Third Point Walks Back Request For Disney To Spin Off ESPN
• Paramount Wants Facebook Data Sharing Class Knocked Out
• Election-Betting Firm Sues CFTC Over Order To Shut Down
• Ariz. Judge Puts On Hold Law Blocking Police Recordings
• The State Of The College Athletics NIL Revolution
• Dave & Buster's Elevates Atty To GC After $835M Merger
• First 'Survivor' Winner Faces Suit Over $3M Tax Bill
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Childish Gambino Looks To Get 'This Is America' Suit Tossed
• The Risks In Lateral Hiring, And How To Avoid Them
• Trump Lawyers Reject DOJ's Mar-A-Lago Doc Review Limits
• Alex Jones Set To Face 2nd Sandy Hook Trial After $49M Loss
• Trump, DOJ Lodge Dueling Mar-A-Lago Special Master Picks
• Elon Musk Says Twitter Whistleblower Deal Also Tanks Merger
• Dems Press Zuckerberg On Meta Effort To Halt Crypto Scams
• Miley Cyrus Faces Suit Over Instagram Photo Of Herself
• Brand Battles: NBA Star Luka Doncic Looks To End Mom's TM
• Sony, Bloomberg Sued For Sharing Customer Info With Meta
• NBA Player's $58M Fight With Agent Sent To Arbitration
• 3rd Circ. Throws Flag On NFL Agent's Bid For Appeal Do-Over
• White House Calls For Clear Antitrust Rules For Big Tech
• Sony, Chris Brown Escape Songwriter's 'No Guidance' IP Suit
• Broadband Subsidy Fraud Still Prevalent, Says FCC Watchdog
• ISP Groups Drop Challenge To Maine Internet Privacy Law
• Cineworld Can Tap Into $1.9B Ch. 11 Loan With Some Limits
• FCC Aims To Shorten Time For Cleaning Up Space Debris
• Miramax, Tarantino Settle 'Pulp Fiction' NFT Dispute
• Ex-Film Exec Gets 6 Years For $30M BlackRock Fraud
• Bang Energy Says Sony Can't Tie Infringement To Damages
• Assessing LIV Golf's Role In PGA Tour Antitrust Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Judges Who Use Social Media Must Know Their Ethical Limits
• IP Forecast: DC Circ. To Hear Free Speech Challenge To DMCA
• Oakland Tells Panel NFL-Raiders Deal Protects Host City
• SPAC Again Seeks More Time To Acquire Trump's Truth Social
• Google, Twitter Knock Out Ad Tech Patent At PTAB
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Cineworld Group
• TMZ Sees Celebrity Bus Tour Award Axed Over Bias Concerns
• Jay-Z Case Offers A Lens To View Evolving Right Of Publicity
• ABA Is Defending Profession's Values From Monied Influences
• GameStop Accused Of Secretly Sharing Web Chat Data
• Journalism Competition Bill Stalls Over Amendment Dispute
• Marketing Co., Insurer Settle CEO Harassment Coverage Fight
• Ex-NJ Senator Sues Patch Over Implication He Killed Wife
• DOJ Appeals Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order, Asks For Stay
• Pandora Wins Ax Of Playlist Patents Under Alice
• Apple Senior Privacy Counsel Joins McDermott's Cyber Group
• WWE Hires Former Juilliard School GC As Chief Legal Officer
• Fox Rothschild Adds Ex-Division 1 Baseball Player As Partner
• Class Seeks $950K Settlement With Stan Lee Media Co.
• Chubb Prevails In 'The Morning Show' COVID-19 Losses Suit
• Game Developer Lodges IP Suit Over Mafia-Themed NFTs
• SpongeBob App Flouted Kids' Privacy Rules, Watchdog Says
• 11th Circ. Undoes $1.4M Win In Rap Song Copyright Suit
• Apple Tells High Court To Nix Estoppel Patent Ruling
• Pornhub Owner Loses Challenge To Interactive Video Patent
• Soccer League Tries To Sink Coach's Race Discrimination Suit
• Amazon Antitrust Class Claims Shouldn't Be Cut, Judge Says
• 'Dallas Buyers Club' Cos. Sue AT&T, Verizon Over BitTorrents
• Radio Host's Retraction Ends MLB Agent's Defamation Suit
• FCC Urged To Move Ahead To Subsidize School Bus Wi-Fi
• How In-House Counsel Can Better Manage Litigation Exposure
• Kim Kardashian, Ex-Carlyle Partner Tag Team On PE Venture
• Real Estate Rumors: Netflix, Corsair Capital, Ken Griffin
• Ubisoft Shares Plunge After Tencent Increases Stake
• 2nd Largest Theater Chain Cineworld Hits Ch. 11
• Chancery Won't Delay Musk-Twitter But OKs Counterclaim
• AT&T Says T-Mobile Is Deceiving Senior Citizens With Ads
• Meta Can't Get FTC Analysis Of Instagram, WhatsApp Buys
• Apple, Google, Meta Win Trims In 'Social Casino Games' MDL
• Bruce Allen Testifies In Front Of House Oversight Committee
• Dr. J Calls Foul On Authentic Brands' Bid To Bounce Suit
• Musk, Twitter Clash Over $44B Deal Trial Delay In Del.
• Mass. Tribe, Gov't Seek Early End To Casino Trust Land Suit
• FCC Urged To Expand Rural Broadband Incentives
• Internet Archive Says Publishers Get Lending Program Wrong
• SPAC Delays Vote On Extension To Buy Trump's Truth Social
• Taylor Swift Aims To Block 'Shake It Off' IP Witnesses
• Instagram To Appeal $401M Fine From Irish Privacy Watchdog
• Player, Netflix Agree To End 'Queen's Gambit' Defamation Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Practical E-Discovery Lessons From The Alex Jones Case
• DOJ Gets Time In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• 'Nirvana Baby,' All Grown Up, Waited Too Long To Sue
• Mar-A-Lago And The Inherent Problems With DOJ Filter Teams
• LeBron James, Drake Sued For IP Rights To 'Black Ice' Film
• Match Can't Avoid Google's Breach Claims In Play Store MDL
• New Broadband Maps Expected By Nov., FCC Chief Says
• FTC Challenge to Meta VR Deal Could Restrict Tech M&A
• Bernstein Litowitz To Lead Suit Over Musk's Stake In Twitter
• Fox Accused Of 'Insulting' Delay Tactics In 2020 Slander Suit
• NJ Lawmaker Wants Ticketmaster Springsteen Tix Answers
• Tracking The Global Move Toward Tighter Mergers Scrutiny
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To 188 Attys From 78 Firms
• Judge OKs Mar-a-Lago Special Master, Pauses DOJ Review
• Smear-Campaign Trial Nets Real Estate Investment Co. $37M
• Hungarian Pop Star Can't Sue Feds For Immigration Detention
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Meta Violated Wash. Political Ad Law, Judge Rules
• Meta Has No Plans To Settle FTC's VR Merger Challenge
• Vidal Will Review Fintiv Denial Based On Calif. Alice Ax
• Celebrity NFTs May Raise Deceptive Advertising Issues
• 9th Circ. Urged To Bar New Backpage Execs Criminal Trial
• The Perils Of Russian Doll Copyright Infringement
• The Ethical Risks For Lawyers Accepting Payments In Crypto
• Senators Urge FCC To Keep Studying 12 GHz Issue
• Sears, Boy Scouts Each Move Closer To Ch. 11 Resolutions
• Musk Ally's Twitter Subpoena Protest Flushed In Del.
• No New Trial But More Cash For Broadcaster That Sued Atty
• T-Mobile Wins Majority Of Licenses In FCC's 2.5 GHz Auction
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gibson Dunn Welcomes Back Litigator From Keker Van Nest
• FBI Agents Found 48 Empty 'Classified' Folders At Mar-A-Lago
• Diller And Match Group Beat Del. Suit Contesting $30B Spinoff
• Disney Settles Screenwriters' Claim It Stole 'Pirates' IP
• Pelosi Raises Flag On Data Privacy Bill's State Law Override
• 9th Circ. Revives Japanese Adult Entertainment Co.'s IP Suit
• FTC's Broad Privacy Rulemaking Faces Bumpy Path Forward
• Noncompliant Broadcaster Gets Final Warning In MLB Spat
• Illinois Top Recipient Of FCC's $792M Rural Spending Plan
• Trader Gets 5-Year Penny Stock Ban For Twitter Hype Scheme
• 'Wide Range' Of Pros Studying 12 GHz Band, FCC Chair Says
• 9th Circ. Backs Receiver In Warner Music, UMG Copyright Suit
• Envisioning Metaverse-Based Litigation In The Real World
• E-Book Buyers Urge Court Not To Ax Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Google Fails To Escape DC Suit Over Location Tracking
• Fla. Judge Seems Inclined To OK Trump's Special Master Bid
• What Del. Justices' Insolvency Ruling Means For Corps.
• Microsoft Faces In-Depth UK Antitrust Probe Over $69B Deal
• 6 Texas Cases To Watch This Fall