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Media & Entertainment - October, 2022

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• Musk Dissolves Twitter Board Of Directors After $44B Buy
• Ex-Actress Testifies Weinstein Assaults Were 17 Years Apart
• Film IP Owners Get $4.2M Judgment From Defunct Tech Co.
• Giuliani Can't Ax Ga. Poll Workers' Defamation Claims
• Ex-'Cheaters' Host Owes $400K For Posting Clips To YouTube
• Facebook Tells SCOTX Ruling Makes It 'Open Season' Online
• Charter Cites Inflation For Rising Cost Of Rural Broadband
• Court Blocks Penguin's $2.2B Simon & Schuster Deal
• Dem Senator Calls For CFIUS Probe Of Saudi Twitter Stake
• EU's Digital Markets Act Goes Into Effect
• Real Estate Co. Wants Trial Redo After $29M Judgment
• Cineworld Makes Deal To Pursue Buyer, Pay Theater Rent
• Insurer Of NBA's Kings Can't Escape Virus Coverage Suit
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Put Law Into Practice
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Atty YouTuber Launches Defamation Suit Over Online Claims
• Harvard Bribe Suspects Say Feds Oppose Jury Bias Video
• Buzzfeed Doesn't Have To Arbitrate Employee Stock Dispute
• 'Hindsight Is 20/20', Dancer Says Of Alleged Weinstein Assault
• Musk's Control Of Twitter Comes With Freedom, Drawbacks
• Carter Ledyard Claims Ex-Client Owes $1M After Calif. IP Win
• 'Chrisley Knows Best' Stars Won't Get New Trial In Fraud Case
• FTC, Congress Urged To Probe TikTok Location Data Tracking
• 9th Circ. Backs Netflix, Hulu In Dismissal Of Reno Fee Suit
• Treasury Sanctions Iranian Group For Salman Rushdie Bounty
• FTC Rips Meta's 'Belated' Dismissal Bid In Suit Over VR Deal
• Brand Battles: Venus Williams' Co. Faces TM Challenge
• Twitter, Del. Both Big Winners In Musk's $44B Buyout Fold
• PR Ballclubs Say MLB Antitrust Exemption Covers League
• Hollywood Producer Gets $185K In Ponzi Scheme Victim Suit
• Artist Sues Disney For Showing Work In Fox Medical Drama
• 9th Circ. Clears Newspaper Co. Of Extra Pension Payouts
• Cardi B Slams 'Depraved' YouTuber's Appeal Of $3.8M Verdict
• Luka Doncic's TM Battle Puts Policy To The Test
• Unions Tell FCC Tegna-Standard Deal Will Lead To Job Cuts
• Selling A House With Haunted History? Disclosure Laws Vary
• Canadian Enforcers Might Fight $20B Telecom Deal In Court
• Katten Lands IP Partner From Crowell & Moring
• Quinn Emanuel Latest Law Firm To Part Ways With Ye
• Trump Family Impersonator Cops To Threatening Dem Rep.
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Twitter Pulled From NYSE After Musk Closes $44B Buyout
• 'Dexter' Covid Safety Worker Hits ViacomCBS With Bias Suit
• 'Harvey's Gonna Like You': Dancer Tells Of Weinstein Assault
• McGregor Can't Escape Emotional Distress Claims In Bus Suit
• Trade Group Says Lower 37 GHz Needed For Wireless Growth
• Musk Reportedly Closes $44B Twitter Deal After 6-Month Saga
• Suit Hits '2000 Mules' Creators For Defamation, Intimidation
• LinkedIn Urges Scrapping Suit From Data Scraper 3Taps
• How Celebrities Can Use IP Law To Go After Deepfake Ads
• Meta Wants Snap Inc. Docs In FTC Monopoly Case
• Pandora's Antitrust Claim Flops In Comedians' $63M Fight
• FCC Opens Probe Into New Uses For 12.7 GHz Band
• Website Tracking Brings Class Action Risks For Companies
• NJ Atty Beats 'Bogus' Malpractice Claims From 'NJWeedman'
• Lakers Get 2nd Shot At Virus Business Interruption Coverage
• Gartner Rebukes Aon's Bid To Ax COVID Cancellation Dispute
• Meta Vies For 'Critical' Apple VR Plans, FTC Witness
• Chinese Co. Wants Out Of Suit Over Robot Toy's Source Code
• Ozy Media Set To Pay Co-Founder $700K In Legal Fees
• Congressman Grills ISPs On Broadband Benefit Complaints
• Coachella Sues Cannabis Company Coachillin' Over TM
• CMA Says Google Hitting 'Privacy Sandbox' Commitments
• CNN Says Defamation Suit Financiers Want To 'Inflict Harm'
• Texas Justices Probe Defamation, Hyperbole In Abortion Row
• Model Denies Altering Story On Weinstein's 'Unusual' Genitals
• DOJ Updates Policy To Limit Obtaining Journalist Records
• Meta Hit With $25M Fine For Violating Wash. Campaign Ad Law
• Wyden Calls For Top Security Clearances For FTC Officials
• FCC Must Put 'People Over Miles,' Tufts Researchers Say
• Tesla Investor Sues In Del. Over Musk's Twitter Eruptions
• Ex-Exec Says Disney Revoked Job Offer After Fla. LGBTQ Law
• Attys Accused Of 'Riling Up' Texas Jury Against Facebook
• Realtor Group Again Wants Free Mag Mailing List Suit Cut
• Real Estate Rumors: Sun Estate, Prologis, Huayi Brothers
• GOP Bill Would Require FCC Disclosures Of Foreign Stakes
• DivX Targets Amazon, Vizio In New Patent Campaign
• Instagram Star Can't Toss Ex-Pot Co. Exec's Defamation Suit
• Apple Tells 11th Circ. Virtual IPhone Is Not Fair Use
• State AG Consumer Protection Priorities Beyond The Election
• Ex-Disney Worker Gets 2nd Shot At Sex Harassment Claim
• Cadwalader Drops Ye Following Antisemitic Remarks
• FCC Urged To Allow 'Lateral' Multicasts In NY TV Market
• White House Offers No Comment On Musk-CFIUS Rumor
• What To Consider When Leaving BigLaw To Go Solo
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive Tesla Row Over Judge's Conflicts
• TikTok Escapes Suit Over Child's 'Blackout Challenge' Death
• Miss Universe Moves To A New Stage In $20M Deal
• Boston Globe Reporter Subpoenaed In Harvard Bribe Case
• 1st Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Epoch Times Defamation Suit
• Soccer Coach Fights To Preserve Bias Suit Against Teams
• Model Says She Feared Weinstein Would Kill Her During Rape
• DC Court To Answer 2nd Circ.'s President-As-Employee Query
• Tesla Says SEC Deal Too Prejudicial For Musk Tweets Trial
• Filmmakers Sue Meta For $700M Over Censorship Of Ads
• Meta Beats Copyright Class Action Over Embedding Tool
• When CFIUS Leaks Create Leverage
• Destiny 2 Cheat Code Seller Wants Counterclaims Kept Alive
• Justices Debate Free Speech Law In Houston Astros Suit
• Adidas, Gap Join List Of Companies Breaking Up With Ye
• FCC Tackles Challenges Of Satellite Band Sharing
• SpaceX Urges FCC To Update Satellite Spectrum Rules
• FCC Subsidies Need Revamp To Last, Free Market Group Says
• Media Outlets Defamed Student After Viral Video, 6th Circ. Told
• No Coverage For Music School Assault Suit, State Farm Says
• Avenatti's Leniency Bid 'Cannot Be Taken Seriously,' Feds Say
• Voyager CEO Dropped From Crypto 'Ponzi Scheme' Suit
• Italian Model Recounts Sex Assault As Weinstein Trial Starts
• RNC Accuses Google Of Censoring Fundraising Emails
• FCC Denies Multiple Bids To Keep Broadband Data Secret
• Attys Say Trump Got 'Special Treatment' Over Seized Docs
• Ad Contractor Warns Of $1B Claim In Regal Ch. 11 Dispute
• VideoLabs Targets HP With ITC Suit Over Video Coding IP
• Tegna Deal Under Careful Review, FCC Chair Tells Dems
• 9th Circ. Upholds Dismissal Of Reddit Child Porn Suit
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Dish's FCC SpaceX Fight
• Del. Rulings May Shift Trend On Books-And-Records Demands
• Google Says Epic, Match Want To Transform Play Store Suits
• Privilege Waiver Risk Lessons From Twitter V. Musk
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned Education Never Ends
• Colo. Privacy Rules Spotlight Emerging Patchwork Of Laws
• Johnny Depp Fights With Folklorist Over 'Hobo' Poetry
• Musk's Options Vanish As $44B Twitter Deal Deadline Looms
• 9th Circ. Says Free Speech Won't Protect Anti-Abortion Group
• Howard University Wins Back Stolen Drawing At Bench Trial
• ACLU Asks Justices To Affirm The Right To Boycott Israel
• Northern Mariana Regulator To Fight Arbitration With Casino
• Trump Says DOJ Misrepresented Mar-A-Lago Doc Disputes
• Meta Pushes For Docs Showing FTC Chair 'Bias'
• Receiver To Take Over As Stream TV Battles Top Creditor
• Guidance Needed To Challenge Broadband Maps, FCC Told
• Jury Clears Cardi B Over Use Of Man's Tattoo On Racy Cover
• Charter Urges FCC To Act On Utility Pole Upgrade Costs
• Navient Collections Halted, Mallinckrodt Faces $1.6B Suit
• AstroWorld Victim Family Inks Deal With Travis Scott, Others
• Grasping Social Media Ad Regulations: Influencer Contracts
• FCC To Aid Tribal Libraries Applying To Broadband Program
• Paramount Knew About Data-Sharing, CBS Subscriber Says
• Next-Gen TV Needs Privacy Shields, FCC Member Says
• Ex-NJ Official Says Governor Can't Sidestep Defamation Claim
• Biden's EU Data Transfer Order Spells Changes For US Cos.
• Tort Report: Fla., Calif. Top States With Biggest Injury Verdicts
• 'Funny Girl' Producer Heirs Win Royalty Dispute
• Nixon Peabody Atty Faces DQ Bid In Nazi-Plundered Art Suit
• Morgan Lewis Picks Up Benefits Pro From Stroock In NYC
• Trump Told DOJ Clemency Requests Are Personal Records
• Harvey Weinstein's Rape Trial Jury Empaneled In LA
• Cardi B Didn't Know Tattoo Was Edited Into Pic, Designer Says
• France Fines Clearview $19.5M For Photo Data Gathering
• Battle Between Chess Rivals Moves From Board To Court
• Facebook Judge Gives Tepid OK To 'Empty' Data Scrape Deal
• IP Forecast: Apple To Fight Fair Use Of IPhones At 11th Circ.
• Reverse Dish, Sirius XM Fee Award In IP Row, Fed. Circ. Urged
• FCC Chief Asserts Rulemaking Power After GOP Concerns
• Odds May Be In Luka Doncic's Favor To Erase Mom's TM
• 'Metaverse' Antitrust Issues May Look Familiar
• Pittsburgh Says Judge Wrongly Nixed Nonresident 'Jock Tax'
• SL Green, Caesars Ally For Times Square Casino License Bid
• Muddy Waters Says SEC Tipster Award Suit Is A 'Shakedown'
• Public's M&A Comments Hold Clues For Agency Guidelines
• FTC Says Meta 'Buries' VR Fitness Data In Merger Suit
• Copyright Compliance Tips Ahead Of Justices' Warhol Ruling
• Kevin Spacey Cleared Of Sex Assault In NY Trial
• New-Parent Attorneys Need Automatic Litigation Stays
• NY Gov., AG Urge Congress To Up Platforms' Content Liability
• Cardi B Trial Heats Up As Rapper And Atty Trade Barbs
• Rural Broadband Org Backs Plan To Revamp Buildout Subsidy
• 3D TV IP Owner Sues To Enter Del. Stream TV-SeeCubic Suit
• Associate Skills That Impress Firms In A Cooling Job Market
• Feds Need Input On Spectrum Use, Key NTIA Official Says
• DOJ Says Google Can't Exclude Technology Ethicist
• Ad Technology Compliance Tips From Video Privacy Claims
• What To Know About Ad Law Compliance In The Metaverse
• Fugees Rapper Accused Of Using Forged Docs In $6.5M Deal
• Miley Cyrus Settles IP Suit Over Instagram Photo Of Herself
• Disney Restricting Pass Benefits After Pandemic, Suit Says
• Autistic Guests Agree To Nix 9th Circ. Appeal Against Disney
• Tech Help From China Not Worth Cyber Risk, DHS Head Warns
• Michael Jackson's Publicist Loses $300M Malpractice Suit
• Cardi B 'Humiliated' Man With Stolen Likeness, Jury Told
• Ex-Film Exec Gets 3 Years For $1.7M COVID Relief Fraud
• NFL Teams Ask Judge To Toss $300M Racial Bias Suit
• CORRECTED: Dr. Luke's Cos. Settle Songwriter's Royalties Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Snapchat Blamed For Facilitating Sale Of Drugs That Killed 8
• 'Tiger King' Joe Exotic Fights To Keep Copyright Suit Alive
• GOP Sens. Call On Biden To Block Huawei Chip Plant
• Weinstein Can't Pull Ex-Playboy Model Holly Madison Into Trial
• FTC Mulling Khan DQ From Meta-Within Merger Case
• Crypto Investors Jab Back At Mayweather's Bid To KO Suit
• Spacey Confronted With Shifting Statements At Assault Trial
• Colts Owner Says NFL May Have Votes To Remove Snyder
• Amazon Scores Default TM Win Against Ring Service Imposter
• Gambling Media Firm To Go Public Through SPAC Merger
• Trump Special Master Irked By Discord Over Basic Facts
• Think Tank Wants High Court Review Of Fla. Social Media Law
• FCC Backs Bill Aimed At 'Identifying Propaganda' On Airwaves
• Red Sox Network Says Fired Exec Sought 'Inappropriate' Deal
• Bankrupt Nursing Home Wants To See Journalist's Notes
• Jay-Z Takes Bacardi To Court To Get Records On Cognac Biz
• UK Antitrust Agency Orders Facebook Owner To Sell Giphy
• Crypto 'Thought Leader' Takes Default Loss In Defamation Suit
• Data, Crypto Firms Allege Contractor Disparaged Them Online
• Robinhood Investors Urge 11th Circ. To Save Meme Stock Suit
• Weinstein Atty Can't Ask Gov. Newsom's Wife About His Affair
• Tearful Kevin Spacey Tells Jury He Never Assaulted Actor
• DC Court Refuses Activist's Bid To Redo Jurisdiction Ruling
• Tegna Dealmakers Pan 'Sexist, Racially Charged' Challenge
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-FBI Agent Sues DOJ Over 9/11 Book Publishing Delay
• Kick Off Metaverse Sports Ventures With Risk Evaluations
• Kanye West Buying Conservative Social Media Platform Parler
• Albright Asked To Keep Patent Suit Amid Discovery Fight
• Ex-WSJ Reporter Sues Dechert, Gerrard Over Hack 'Blackball'
• NJ Wins 90-Day Stay In Online Gambling Fee Exemption Case
• GameStop Wants Out Of Belk's Poaching Spat With Top Execs
• EBay Denies Cyberstalking Probe Was 'Sham'
• FTC Urged To Limit Privacy Rules As Comment Time Extended
• Weinstein Atty Complains Of 'Dogpile' Of Gov't Witnesses
• Son Of Mexican Filmmaker Accuses Family Of Fraud
• Justices Urged To Ax 'Tortured' 9th Circ. 'Toy Story 3' Ruling
• DOJ Asks 11th Circ. To End Mar-A-Lago Special Master Review
• Luka Doncic's Mom Says She Holds TM To Baller's Name
• FCC Told To Reject 'Disparate Impact' In Digital Redlining
• Removing Dan Snyder From NFL Is Unlikely Despite Report
• The Internet Needs Plaintiffs Bar To Help Repeal Section 230
• Wash. AG Seeks $25M Penalty From Meta Over Election Ads
• Google Accused Of Destroying Evidence In Play Store Case
• Don't Miss It: Latham, Kirkland Guide Week's Hot Deals
• Website Accessibility Ruling Reveals ADA Clarification
• Wanted Chinese Businessman Gets One Year For Visa Fraud
• FCC Dem Calls Spectrum Policy Key To Economic Future
• Alex Jones' Billion-Dollar Penance, Puerto Rico Prunes Debt
• High Court Could Resolve Thorny Atty-Client Privilege Issue
• Clark Hill Adds 2 Cybersecurity Pros From Legal Tech Co.
• US-EU Data Transfer Framework Signals More Collaboration
• Trade Show Co. Asks 9th Circ. To Consider Virus Science
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Judge Says YouTube Piracy Suit Likely Trial-Bound
• Legal Orgs Sue Feds Over ICE Detainee Access To Counsel
• Alex Jones Paid Price For Uniquely 'Offensive' Lies, Attys Say
• 12 GHz Wireless Backers Redouble Ask For New Use Of Band
• Activision Hit With Revenge Porn, Sexual Harassment Claims
• Twitter Wanted Musk To Give Up Gov't Probe Docs Before Stay
• Twitter Investor Attys Want $182M Fees For Pretrial Settlement
• TTAB Says Wired Magazine Is 'Not Famous' In Mixed Ruling
• Amazon, Publishers Fight Extension To Amend Antitrust Suits
• YouTuber Must Pay $3.8M Bond In Cardi B Defamation Case
• Nielsen Promptly Sues Over Newly Owned Patent
• Spacey Accuser Calls Last Witness As Virus Looms Over Trial
• Fla. Surgeon Says 50 Cent Can't Sue Over Promotional Photo
• Minimizing The Rising Risk Of Biopic Defamation Suits
• Efficiencies Evidence Questions After Penguin Merger Order
• NFT Sales Tactics That Protect Brands As Metaverse Evolves
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Exxon Mobil, Brad Pitt
• Meta Pushes For Clubhouse Docs In FTC Monopoly Case
• Ex-Owner Fights Puerto Rican Baseball League's Toss Bid
• Fired Nintendo Game Tester To Get $25K In NLRB Settlement
• Medieval Times Accuses Union Of Trademark Infringement
• Justices Deny Trump's Classified Mar-A-Lago Docs Appeal
• Suit Claims Chinese Co. Copied Robot Toy's Source Code
• Del. Justices Won't Revive $530M Camping World Investor Suit
• Twitter Given Two Weeks To Respond To Shareholder Suit
• Calif. Privacy Law Driver Tapped For Enforcement Board
• Meta Execs Inadvertently Identified In OnlyFans Bribery Suit
• Texas, Colo. Broadcasters Fight Geotargeting Proposal At FCC
• White House Inches Toward Unveiling Cyber Standard Labels
• Justices Mix Pop Culture Picks, Legal Doctrine In Warhol Case
• Calif. Man Gets 11 Years For 'Cruel' Ponzi Targeting Elderly
• Ticketmaster Buyers Say Arbitration Co. Withholding Docs
• Suit Seeks USCIS Training Docs On Afghan Parole Claims
• Trump Can't Delay Deposition In Writer's Defamation Suit
• Refining Info Governance As E-Discovery Gets More Complex
• FCC To Open Filing Window For Internet Program In Nov.
• Alex Jones Ordered To Pay $965M Over Sandy Hook Lies
• Judge OKs Mediation In Alex Jones Bankruptcy
• Avenatti's Client Theft Merits Additional 17½ Years, Feds Say
• Hawaii Theater Survives Bid To Dismiss Virus Coverage Suit
• Glancy Prongay Will Lead Combined Netflix Investor Suits
• Yankees Broadcaster Loses COVID Insurance Coverage Suit
• Meta Beats Stossel's Defamation Claims Over Fact Checks
• Comedian Eric André Says ATL Airport Cops Racially Profile
• Hermes, Artist Fight Over Quick Win In 'MetaBirkins' TM Spat
• Weinstein's Atty Cites 'Medieval' Cell Conditions In LA Trial
• DOJ Asks Justices To Skip Trump Classified Doc Appeal
• Accessibility Suit Over DraftKings' Website Dropped
• Justices Asked To Look Into Apple's Estoppel Challenge
• Murder Case Against 'Serial' Subject Dropped After DNA Tests
• SeeCubic, Stream TV Clash On Chancery Asset Control Rules
• NTIA Has Spent More Than $1B For Tribal Internet So Far
• 'Que Sera, Sera' Writer's Daughter Wants Kin To Let Song Be
• Cable Group Outlines Ideal BEAD Process For Broadband
• Congressional Probes After The Midterms: Tips For Witnesses
• Ex-Angels Staffer Gets 22 Years For Skaggs Overdose
• Challenge To FCC's Subsidy Fees Expands To 11th Circ.
• Epic, Match Look To Add Claims Against Google Play Store
• Ex-EBay Manager Gets 1 Year For 'Unfathomable' Stalking Plot
• Risk Mitigation In Face Of Rising Legal Malpractice Claims
• Trump-Linked SPAC Again Seeks More Time To Negotiate Deal
• Squire Patton Adds Steptoe & Johnson Partner In EU
• US Privacy Changes Put EU Data Flow Pact On Strong Footing
• Kasowitz Hit With Sanctions In Fla. Hate-Mail Framing Spat
• Wigdor Asks 2nd Circ. To Ax Ex-Apollo CEO's 'Retaliatory' Suit
• FTC Drops Some Claims In Meta VR Fitness App Antitrust Row
• One-Fifth Of US Households Are Without Internet, NTIA Says
• Amazon Avoids, For Now, Bias Suit From Straight White Male
• Judge Says Meta Violated Wash. Campaign Ad Law 822 Times
• R. Kelly Sold Music Rights To Duck $4M Judgment, Suit Says
• BakerHostetler Accused Of Fraud, Jones Asks For New Hire
• Ex-Commanders Workers Blast Letter From Owner's Lawyers
• Microsoft Co-Founder's Co. Drops COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Spacey Accuser Tells Jury Of 'Incredibly Frightening' Assault
• Meet The Attys Arguing Warhol Copyright Fight At High Court
• How NLRB Status Quo Rule Change Affects Employers
• Regal Cinemas Asks 9th Circ. To Revive COVID Coverage Suit
• FCC Set To Open Probe Into 12.7 GHz Revamp
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Destiny 2 Maker Slams 'Weaponized' Cheat Code Countersuit
• California Bar To Release Info On Closed Girardi Complaints
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Look For Common Ground
• Mike Tyson Edible Ban Shows Cannabis Ad Rules Go Too Far
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US Moves Forward On New EU Data Transfer Pact
• Social Media Injury Suits Centralized In Calif. Federal Court
• Jones Spun Up Sandy Hook 'Storm' For Profit, Jury Hears
• Spectrum Buyer Says Studies 'Super Clear' On 12 GHz Plan
• IP Forecast: Intel Wants To Restore Suit Over Fortress Patents
• FCC Looks To Clarify Rules On Foreign Program Buys
• Video Game Co. Can Revise Tossed IP Suit, Claim Defamation
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ga. County's Win Over Strip Club Rule Row
• 2nd Circ. Delivers Mixed Ruling In Rock Archive IP Suit
• 4 Things To Know About The Warhol Copyright Battle
• Prince Harry, UK Celebs Hit Daily Mail With Privacy Suits
• 'MetaBirkins' NFT Designer Can't Get Quick Appeal In TM Suit
• Spacey Denies Actor's Sex Assault Claims As Trial Opens
• Pelosi Raises Concerns To FCC About Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Warhol Justices May Shift IP Picture Of Transformative Art
• Chancery's Twitter Email Ruling Illuminates Discovery Issues
• A Circuit-By-Circuit Review Of The False Ad Puffery Defense
• Why SpaceX Should Back Off From The 12 GHz Discussion
• Meta Claims Developers Running WhatsApp Malware Scheme
• Elder Care App Workers Land Collective Cert. In OT Wage Suit
• Ex-'Housewives' Star Sues TikTok Over Ads For Fake Goods
• Roblox, Discord Sued Over Girl's Abuse, Suicide Attempts
• University Gets Event Producer's COVID-19 Suit Trimmed
• Del. Chancellor Agrees To Musk's Request To Stay Twitter Trial
• Dyson Fights TV Network Over Labor Abuse News Broadcast
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, TikTok, Soros's Nephew
• Convicted 'Varsity Blues' Prof Can Travel Abroad, Judge Says
• Legal Roadblocks May Have Made Musk Blink On Twitter Deal
• Faux Heiress Anna Sorokin Gets Release From ICE Custody
• 5th Circ. Takes Up Atty Fees In Wrestler's Failed IP Suit
• Calif.'s Novel Privacy Moves May Dim Federal Law's Chances
• Limiting The Scope Of Representation Is Critical For Lawyers
• Game Co. Ubisoft Takes Aim At Assassin's Creed Counterfeits
• Funko Inc. To Pay $7M To Settle Investor Class Action
• Marketing Takeaways From FTC Dark Patterns Report
• A Best Practices Refresher On Consumer Product Reviews
• Del. Supreme Court Denies Tech Co.'s Interlocutory Appeal
• Shutterstock Seeks Sanctions For 'Ill-Advised' Copyright Suit
• Twitter Trial Still Alive In Chancery Despite Musk's About-Face
• Venable Trademark Atty Rejoins ArentFox Schiff's DC Office
• NordicTrack Buyers Say Streaming Equipment Doesn't Work
• 11th Circ. Fast-Tracks DOJ's Appeal Of Trump Special Master
• Jones Calls Sandy Hook Trial 'Synthetic' In Final Evidence
• Alec Baldwin Settles With Family Of 'Rust' Cinematographer
• Infowars Finance Czar Says Jones Called The Shots
• Jolie Rebuts Pitt's Chateau Suit, Says Abuse Led To Split
• Shopify Settles Educational Textbook Publishers' Piracy Suit
• Attorney-Turned-Wrestler Finds Victory In Following Dream
• Alex Jones Asks To Retain Ex-CPA For Ch. 11 Case
• The High Court Cases Threatening Big Tech Immunity
• Peloton Investors Say Its Rosy Claims Took Them For A Ride
• Taylor Swift Says 'Shake It Off' Litigants Gave Up Right To Sue
• As Celebs Shill Crypto, SEC Aims To Be Ultimate Influencer
• NTIA Seeking To Waive 'Buy America' For Middle-Mile Program
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Trump Asks High Court To Intervene In Mar-A-Lago Docs Case
• Dr. Oz Class Settlement Shows How Liability Can Diminish
• Bob Dylan Seeks Sanctions Over Withdrawn Sex Assault Case
• Sirius Ads Don't Violate Comedian's Rights, 2nd Circ. Says
• Musk Says He Will Close $44B Twitter Deal On Original Terms
• Twitter Gets OK To Probe Musk's Alleged Anonymous Source
• Facebook Investor Sues To Force Financial, Board Overhaul
• In Apparent 1st, Chancery Blocks Takeover Of 3D TV Co.
• Instagram Can't Escape Sex Toy Seller's Trademark Suit
• US, UK Deal To Speed Police Access To User Data Goes Live
• NFL Game Pass User Sues Over 'Deceptive' Renewal Practices
• The Onion Calls For Parody Protections In High Court Brief
• Security Co. Wants Out Of Hungarian Star's Detention Suit
• Justices Let Prelogar Weigh In On Gay Wedding Website Case
• Justices Skip 'What Men Want,' Texas A&M Copyright Suits
• Attys Shouldn't Assume Judicial Critique Is Protected Speech
• 'Chrisley Knows Best' Stars Can't Shake Fraud Rap, Feds Say
• Penn State TM Case's Impact On Merchandising And Beyond
• High Court Won't Review Suit Over Raiders' Oakland Exit
• 2nd Circ. Trump Ruling Is A Tale Of 2 Statutory Interpretations
• Exploring Publicity Rights For Virtual Avatars
• Trump Slaps CNN With $475M Defamation Suit
• FCC Wants More Info On Tegna's $8.6B Go-Private Deal
• More Law Firms Helping Davis Wright Protect Journalists
• Calif. Restricts Use Of Rap Lyrics In Criminal Trials
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• EBay Stalking Victims Say Harassment Started At The Top
• Major Gov't Union Endorses Biden's Stalled FCC Nominee
• Cozen O'Connor Launches Strategic Communications Group
• King & Spalding Finds Rampant Abuse In US Women's Soccer
• Activist Must Pay Atty Fees To Muslim Group, 11th Circ. Says
• Trump Fights Fast Appeal Of Mar-A-Lago Special Master Order
• Supreme Court To Hear Appeal On Puerto Rico Finance Docs
• Supreme Court To Review Broad Immunity For Big Tech
• Conflict Sinks Special Master Plan For Musk-Twitter Disputes
• Kim Kardashian Settles SEC Crypto Case For $1.26M