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Media & Entertainment - November, 2022

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• 'No Question' Weinstein 'Was A Predator,' Prosecutor Says
• IP Suit Accuses Paris Hilton Of Posting Photog's Work
• Riding Circuit: December's Notable Appellate Arguments
• FTX Founder Ignores Legal Advice For Spotlight At NYT Event
• Paramount Says Data Sharing Suit 'Wrongly Expands' VPPA
• 2nd Circ. Revives Female UConn Soccer Player's Title IX Claim
• Sirius XM Radio Hit With Class Action Over Telemarketing
• Production Co. Files Suit Over 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Play
• El Salvador News Site Sues NSO Group For Journalist Hacks
• FTC Wants Infomercial Fraudster Kevin Trudeau Jailed Again
• Team Telecom Finds Cuba Subsea Cable Link Too Risky
• Real Estate Rumors: LA Family Housing, AECOM, Azoffs
• Agencies Ink MOU Aimed At Boosting Tribal Spectrum Access
• Fraud Didn't Spur $8.7M Award In Film Fight, Court Told
• Media Exec's Appeal Of Noncompete Order Ruled As Moot
• Fed. Circ. Backs Valve's Win Over Video Game IP Suit
• Swiss Fintech Hits NFT Co. With Contract Suit
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Video Fees, Ohio Supreme Court Says
• Chancery OKs $17.4M AMC Class Suit Settlement, Trims Fee
• Jay-Z Bid $1.5B For Cognac Biz, Docs Show In Bacardi Spat
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive TM Suit Over MTV's 'Floribama Shore'
• Calif. And UK Laws Reflect Global Focus On Kids' Privacy
• Exotic Dancers Get Final OK To $6.5M Wage Suit Deal
• Dentons Expands Pittsburgh Office With Nonprofit Specialist
• EU Worried By Vivendi Purchase Of French Publishing Rival
• PR Exec's Theft Merits 'Substantial' Prison Time, Feds Say
• FCC Poised To Tackle Digital 'Redlining' In Dec.
• Co-Authorship Takeaways From Pop Star Copyright Battles
• Ex Dominion Exec Fights To Keep Defamation Suit Alive
• Texas Panel Mulls Whether Phone Gossip Is Defamation
• CORRECTED: Tech Giants Urge High Court To Toss Terrorism Aid Case
• TikTok Secretly Collects 'Massive Amounts' Of Data, Suit Says
• Ex-Altice Worker Must Arbitrate Sex Bias Suit, NJ Panel Says
• Quinn Emanuel Slams 'Offensive' Meta Antitrust Co-Lead Bid
• Fox Media Using Stolen Broadcasting Tech, Boston Co. Says
• Ex-Movie Producer Wraps SEC Deal Over BlackRock Theft
• MyPillow CEO Sanctioned Over Quest For Election Docs
• Tinder, Match Group Hit With Biometric Data Class Action
• ISPs Urge FCC To Make Utility Pole Owners Release More Info
• DC Sports Group Scores Ex-EBay Prez As Minority Investor
• Broadcasters Push Senate Action On News Competition Bill
• Texts Should Fall Under Title II Telecom Regs, FCC Told
• Chancery Rules Stream TV Can't Deflect Creditor's Claims
• Jay-Z Files Second Del. Suit In Bacardi D'Usse Fight
• 5 Swiftie-Spurred Antitrust Claims Ticketmaster Could Expect
• High Times Buyer Drops Suit Alleging It Was Misled On Sale
• NBC Must Face Trimmed Defamation Suit From Devin Nunes
• Fla. Fund Manager Sued Over Tout Inc. Collapse
• Atlantic Records Sued Over Ex-CEO's Alleged Abuse In 1980s
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Facebook Advertiser's Ad Click Suit
• Meta Can't Ditch Music Label's Infringement Claims Just Yet
• Harvey Weinstein Won't Testify In LA Rape Trial
• Kids' Online Safety Bill Would Harm Minors, Groups Say
• Google Play Antitrust Judge Certifies 21M Consumer Class
• Laos Sees Arbitral Awards Upheld In Casino Saga
• Meta Axes Most Of Startup's 2 Messaging Patents At PTAB
• Google, IHeart To Pay States $9.4M To Ax Bogus Pixel Ads Suit
• Meta Can't Avoid Privilege Re-Review Sought By FTC
• NBC, Ex-'SNL' Cast Member Agree To End Sex Assault Suit
• Dr. J's Authentic Brands Del. Suit Stayed For Arbitrator Review
• Meta Hit With $275M GDPR Fine Over Data Scraping Claims
• US Trustee Contests Post-Siegel Fee Rebate In Del. District
• DOJ Publishing Win May Mean More Labor, Salary Challenges
• Record Labels Say Makeup Co. Is Using Their Tunes For Ads
• Fired NYT Delivery Driver Says Paper Allowed Anti-White Bias
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Fox Execs Say Key Docs Withheld In FIFA Bribery Case
• Law Schools Are Right To Steer Clear Of US News Rankings
• 4 Firms Build Deal For Yahoo To Buy Minority Stake In Taboola
• How Firms Are Getting The Most Out Of Their Pro Bono Work
• The 2022 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Clearview AI Can't Toss Privacy Suit On Free Speech Grounds
• Meta Awarded $200K Default Win In Secret Data Grab Row
• Echoes Of 'Varsity Blues' As Harvard Bribe Trial Set To Start
• Germany's Competition Watchdog Still Probing Meta After Fix
• Elon Musk Walking On FTC Tightrope Amid Twitter Upheaval
• States, Localities Find Fault With FCC's Broadband Maps
• FTX Pledges Better Books, Celsius Faulted For Asset Mingling
• Chancery Asked To Get MSG To Hand Over Withheld Texts
• Underwriters Must Beware Small-Cap IPO Fraud
• CBS Investors Rip Report Over Redstone-Cleary Email
• Youtube Content Moderator Attys Seek $1.4M In Fees
• Meet The Attys Guiding Co.'s Move To Split Off Atlanta Braves
• After Joint Juice, Questions On NY Statutory Awards Remain
• Cyber Risk Should Rocket To Top Of Space Sector's Priorities
• Another News Corp. Investor Raises Doubt About Fox Merger
• NY Appeals Court Supports MSG Lawyer Ban
• Litigation Funders Seek Transparency In Disclosure Debate
• Real Estate Rumors: Fogo De Chao, Damaghi, Prologis
• Teen Chess Whiz Files Amended Suit Against Rival
• Aggressive FCC Redlining Policies May Backfire, AT&T Warns
• CNN Seeks Ax Of Trump's 'Repugnant' $475M Defamation Suit
• Meta Hit With UK Suit Over 'Surveillance Advertising' System
• 9th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of International Co.'s Virus Suit
• Miles Davis Tattoo Trial Stayed For High Court's Warhol Ruling
• Senate To Hold Hearing On Ticketmaster Antitrust Concerns
• Cable Group Opposes FTC Privacy Rule, Cites 'Onerous' Regs
• Ex-Official Faults USC In Bid To Avoid 'Varsity Blues' Term
• Twitter Fights Ex-Workers' Class Claims, Seeks Arbitration
• UK Launches Probe Into Apple, Google Browsers
• 11th Circ. Hints Special Master In Mar-A-Lago Case Won't Stay
• Feds Urge High Court To Skip WhatsApp, Spyware Co. Fight
• GameStop, Belk Strike Deal To End Poaching Suit
• USPTO, Copyright Office Announce Joint Look Into NFTs
• Cos. Should Start Thinking About IP Protection For Quantum
• 7th Circ. Backs Hearst In Magazine Subscriber's Publicity Row
• SpaceX Presses FCC For Massive Expansion Of Sat Fleet
• Anticipating The New Congress' Private Sector Investigations
• Trump-Linked SPAC Gets Approval To Extend Merger Deadline
• Hacker Who Testified Against Uber Exec Cops To Slack Heist
• Metaverse Game Investing Is High Risk With Little Regulation
• Ex-Employee Hits Detroit Tigers With Bias Suit Over Firing
• Tale Of 2 Mergers: The DOJ Antitrust Division's Mixed Results
• Harvard Bribe Trial Moving Ahead With No COVID Precautions
• Chinese Billionaire Accused Of Harassing Ch. 11 Foes
• 5 Principles For Better Professional Development Programs
• Dems Say DOJ Must Mull 'Unwinding' Ticketmaster Merger
• Studios Rack Up $56.6M Against No-Show Streamer
• FTX's Former CEO And Celebs Hit With More Investor Claims
• State Agencies Can't Reclassify Wholesale Carriers, FCC Told
• YouTube TV Users Hit Disney With Antitrust Suit Over ESPN
• Roland Wins $4.6M In Drum Programming Patent Row
• Advocacy Groups Urge Congress To Pass Tech Antitrust Bills
• DOD, Broadcasters To Share Spectrum Near Military Sites
• Gibson Dunn Faces $2M Sanctions Bid In Facebook MDL
• Simon & Schuster Parent Nixes Blocked Penguin Deal
• Dershowitz Defamation Suit Against CNN Set For May Trial
• Disney Must Produce More Evidence In Resort Injury Suit
• Feds Want Prison For Ex-NBA Guard In Health Fraud Case
• Chrisleys Sentenced To Prison In $36M Bank Fraud Case
• Pa. OnlyFans Consultant Says Rival Stole Secrets, Employees
• CFTC Election Betting Suit Referred To Magistrate Judge
• Nunes Sues CNN, Tapper Over Pelosi Attack Comments
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Practice With Passion
• How To Prep For Calif. Social Media Content Moderation Law
• Investor Presses News Corp To Seek Fox Merger Alternatives
• AMC Calls Meta Data Sharing Suit 'Demonstrably False'
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• AGs Call On FTC To Boost Consumer Data Privacy Protections
• Tesla Cheers Musk's $56B Pay Deal As 'Home Run' For Co.
• Charter Insists No Digital Redlining Policies Are In Place
• Live Nation, FM Want Temporary Pause In COVID Row
• NY Judge Limits Madison Square Garden Atty Ban
• Team Telecom Won't Object To $8.6B Tegna Go-Private Deal
• FCC's Broadband Labels Won't Mandate Details On Throttling
• Ticketmaster Faces DOJ, Senate Investigations
• Hearing Set For Sanctions Bid In Google Play Store Case
• Conn. Judge Weighs Suspensions For Alex Jones Attys
• Jury Says InMusic Infringed Roland's Drum Tech Patents
• Real Estate Rumors: Haystack, Morgan Brown, Elijah Equities
• FCC Releases First Draft Of Granular Broadband Maps
• DC Commanders Suit May Expand Consumer Protection Law
• Gannett Denied Quick Win, Class Certified In 401(k) Row
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Georgia Film Town Hit With Housing Discrimination Suit
• Fed. Circ. Freezes Del. Patent Suit Funding Probe For Now
• FINRA, Stock Exchanges Fear Rising Fraud In Small IPOs
• Weinstein Prosecutors Rest Case Without Calling Mel Gibson
• Liberty Media To Split Off Atlanta Braves And Its Real Estate
• FTC Urged To Stop 'Unfair' Tactics That Keep Kids Online
• DOJ Tells 11th Circ. Mar-A-Lago Suit Should 'Come To An End'
• DC Grand Juror Instagrammed Secret Proceedings, DOJ Says
• $56B Failed To Tie Musk To Tesla, Experts Say At Del. Trial
• Athletes Likely Off The Hook In FTX Mess, But No Guarantee
• Humbl Wants To Probe If Roche Freedman Paid Twitter Troll
• Twitter's $810M Investor Deal Near Final OK, With $182M Fees
• Chrisleys Want Court Closed For Kids' Sentencing Testimony
• Hasbro Pushes To Stop Fantasy Game Rival In IP Fight
• DC AG Sues Washington Commanders Over Ticket Deposits
• Drake, 21 Savage Agree To Ban On Their Fake Vogue Cover
• Google Judge Sets 100% Claims Goal For $90M Antitrust Deal
• FCC Beefs Up 911 Outage Alert Rules
• Insurer Seeks 5th Circ. Reversal In Strip Club Ads Dispute
• As Metaverse Evolves, So Do IP Protection Issues
• FCC Won't Reverse AT&T Rate Cut To Use Duke Energy Poles
• ​​​​​Tenn. AG Probing Ticketmaster Issues In Taylor Swift Presale
• Chess Prodigy Ordered To File Amended Suit Against Rival
• FCC Requires Broadband 'Nutrition' Labels At Point Of Sale
• FCC Chair Open To Talks With Congress On Retrans Consent
• Deals Rumor Mill: Binance, SBF, Forbes Media
• Koss Can't Overcome Alice In Wireless Headphone IP Case
• Insider-Trading Stock Whiz Who Dodged Taxes Avoids Prison
• Hasbro Plans Sale Of EOne After Activist Investor Pressure
• Colo. Panel Revives Anschutz's $8M Tax Refund Suit
• Model Says She 'Played Dead' During Sudden Weinstein Rape
• Kreindler & Kreindler Objects To Leak Sanctions In 9/11 MDL
• Voyager Class Seeks Cert. In Crypto 'Ponzi Scheme' Suit
• Seton Hall Hoopster Can Keep Pressing Injury Claims
• Sen. Says Tax Break On Broadband Grants Possible In Dec.
• Streaming Needs Closer Reg Scrutiny, Broadcasters Tell FCC
• LinkedIn Can't Dodge Data Scraper Co.'s Information Suit
• E-Book Library Operators Ripped Off Authors' IP, Feds Say
• Maxim's Online Sports Betting Platform Shutters Operations
• FCC Studying Foreign Stakes In Tegna Deal, Chair Says
• Iridium Calls For FCC Stay Of Trump-Era Ligado Ruling
• Realty Mag Subscriber Fights To Keep NAR Privacy Suit Alive
• Partnership Tips For Cos. And Celebs After Ye-Adidas Fallout
• Musk Testifies That He Wants Someone Else To Run Twitter
• FTX Leader, Sports Stars Hit With Investor Suit Over Collapse
• Hungarian Singer Settles Detention Suit Against Security Co.
• Ad Tech Co. Drops Suit Over Coverage Denial Of FTC Deal
• Feds Say Chrisleys Should Get Big Penalties For Tax Crimes
• Questions To Ask Before Making A Lateral Move As Partner
• Ex-Harvard Coach Says Feds Misled Court In Bribe Case
• Kevin Spacey To Face Seven New Charges In UK
• 'Walking Dead' Producers Turn AMC Bad Blood Into New Suit
• Calif. Gov's Wife Nixes Weinstein Atty's Fake-Orgasm Request
• 11th Circ. Sets Oral Args For Nov. 22 In Trump Records Review
• Broncos' Aaron Patrick Blames NFL, ESPN For ACL Tear
• I Feel Good (I Own James Brown's Songs), Financier Says
• Megan Thee Stallion's Music Can Promote AMAs, Judge Says
• Sanctions Bid Pushed In Google Play Antitrust Case
• Unions Push For Senate Action On 3rd FCC Democrat
• Fixer Says He's Owed Fee For Mayweather-Paul Boxing Match
• Netflix Atty Beats Ex-Legal Affairs Exec's Harassment Claim
• Meta Calls FTC Bid To Block VR Merger 'Central Planning'
• Bloomberg Tells NY Court It Correctly Calculated OT
• Coca-Cola Beats Enviros' 'Greenwashing' False Ad Suit In DC
• US Trustee Says Rejected Alex Jones Attys Can't Get Fees
• TTAB Won't Gift Mariah Carey 'Queen Of Christmas' TM
• Facebook Nonuser Lacks Standing On BIPA Photo Claims
• Chancery Issues Final Chirp In Musk's $44B Twitter Deal Battle
• FCC Mulling Renewed Data-Sharing Agreement With EEOC
• FloSports Asks Court To Toss Meta Data Sharing Class Action
• New DOJ Rule And PRESS Act Are A Win For Journalists
• Trump, Barr Win Dismissal Of Cohen's Book Retaliation Suit
• BAL Opens Sports & Entertainment Immigration Office In LA
• Ch. 11 Isn't Twitter Creditors' Only Hope Of Getting Paid
• Trump's Niece Released Claims Over Inheritance, Judge Rules
• Feds Fight In-Depth Jury Query In Harvard Bribery Case
• Suit Accuses Intuit Of Sharing Watch Histories With Facebook
• EBay Not Covered For Stalking Mass. Bloggers, Insurer Says
• Facebook's $90M Privacy Deal Gets Final Nod Over Objections
• Calif. Gov.'s Wife Tells Jury Harvey Weinstein Raped Her
• Alec Baldwin Sues 'Rust' Armorer, Others Over On-Set Death
• Facebook Advertiser Fights Uphill To Revive Ad Click Suit
• H-1B Workers' Options Amid Mass Layoffs
• Tribal Broadband Funding Faces Murky Future, Group Says
• 11th Circ. Says Officials Are Immune To Fla. Atty's Case
• No Coverage For Film Producer In Funding Spat, Insurer Says
• Kozinski Reps Trump In 9th Circ. Twitter Censorship Fight
• Tesla Director, Ex-GC Defend Musk's $56B Pay Package
• 11th Circ. Says Disney Worker's Suit Didn't Show ADA Claim
• Sports Rights Agency C10 Drops Antitrust Suit Against Rival
• Sirius Apportionment Method OK, Texas Appeals Court Holds
• Ga. Court Sides With Strip Club In Atlanta Liquor License Row
• Settlement Reached In Ice Rink's $10M Insurance Claim
• Oscar-Winning Writer's Rape Verdict Raised To $10M
• 9th Circ. Rejects Bid To Reverse Punchbowl News' TM Win
• Missouri NAACP Backs Tegna's $8.6B Go-Private Deal
• Trump Insists Mar-A-Lago Docs Are Personal Records
• Trump Tells Court DC Law Forecloses Rape Defamation Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Convicted 'Chrisley' Stars Make Last-Ditch Bid For New Trial
• Who's Testifying At Musk's $56B Tesla Trial In Del. Chancery?
• Courts Should Note PGA Tour Case As Path To Curb Sealing
• Google Makes Record $391.5M Privacy Deal With State AGs
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned To Argue Open-Mindedly
• Kids Ad Watchdog Cases Hint At Future Of NAD Enforcement
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Trump Urges 11th Circ. To Keep Special Master Review
• Twitter In FTC Crosshairs As Top Privacy Execs Quit
• Activision Investor Sues In Delaware Over Microsoft Merger
• Ex-Twitter Workers Seek Protective Order From Releases
• Jay-Z Gets Expedited Trial In Bacardi Fight Over Cognac Biz
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Toshiba, CVC Capital
• Miami-Dade Ends $135M FTX Deal For Arena Name
• Why A 76-Year-Old Top Court Case Could Undo 'Varsity Blues'
• Bungie Avoids Cheat Code Seller's Counterclaims, For Now
• Feds Charge Ex-Mylan CIO With Insider Trading Scheme
• How FCC's Proposed Foreign Program Rules Affect Licensees
• All Eyes On Ripple After SEC Win Against Crypto Firm LBRY
• Overlapping Broadband Funds Risk Waste, Group Says
• Alex Jones Owes $473M In Sandy Hook Punitive Damages
• NBA's Nets Hit With NLRB Charge Over Irving Suspension
• Riot Games' IP Suit Against ByteDance Unit Tossed Again
• Oscar-Winning Writer Hit With $7.5M Rape Verdict In NY
• FCC Poised To Release New National Broadband Maps
• FCC Aims To Ease Vets' Access To Internet Subsidy Programs
• Trademark Suit Against Meta Thrown For An Infinity Loop
• A Look At Future AI Questions For The US Copyright Office
• FLSA Suit Targets Houston's 'Oldest Gentlemen's Club'
• Lead Counsel Appointed In Social Media MDL
• Website Owners Must Avoid Missteps In Using Tracking Tech
• Fertitta Pays North Of $660M For California Hotel
• ABA's No-Contact Rule Advice Raises Questions For Lawyers
• Midterms Open Up Path For Stalled Federal Data Privacy Law
• Facebook Health Tracking Claim Shocking If True, Judge Says
• Drake, 21 Savage Blocked From Using Phony Vogue Cover
• Ex-Yale Coach Gets 5 Months In 'Varsity Blues' Case
• Woman Denies Aiding Weinstein Assault, Rejects 'Pimp' Label
• Suit Says FloSports Transferred Funds Without User Consent
• Natural History Museum Fights To Pause COVID Coverage Suit
• Chancery Offers Stream TV Deposition Proposition
• Investment Firm Beats Prison Operator's Defamation Claims
• Oscar Winner Called 'Monster' As NY Jury Gets Rape Case
• Ye Faces Copyright Suit Over 'Life Of The Party'
• Chinese Cinema Owner Says $457M Award Can't Be Enforced
• Telecom Groups Push For Broadband Grant Tax Exemption
• Construction Cos. Can Address Social Media In Settlements
• Web Design Do's And Don'ts Amid Dark Pattern Enforcement
• FCC Studies Geotargeting's Impact On Emergency Alerts
• 4 Key Skills For An Effective Attorney Coaching Conversation
• FCC Urged To Work With ISPs To Combat Broadband Bias
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive 'Museum of Illusions' TM Suit
• Epoch Times Asks 1st Circ. To Rehear Defamation Suit
• Control Of Congress Too Close To Call
• Calif. Voters Reject 2 Measures To Legalize Sports Betting
• Don Jr., Giuliani Beat Trump Whistleblower's Retaliation Suit
• NYPD Helped Model Tape Weinstein Admitting Grab, Jury Told
• Dershowitz, Boies, Epstein Victim Resolve Defamation Suits
• 25 AGs Ask Calif. Court To Back FTC Against Meta VR Merger
• Conde Nast Sues Drake, 21 Savage Over Phony Vogue Cover
• Netflix, Hulu Don't Owe Ark. City's Fees, 8th Circ. Affirms
• Watchdog Says Comcast To Fix Wireless Ad Claims
• Gannett Shared Video History With Facebook, Class Alleges
• Microsoft Faces EU Probe Of $69B Activision Blizzard Deal
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• How Civilian Attorneys Can Help Veterans
• A Look At Economic Cost Adjustments Amid Global Inflation
• DC Judge Says OAN Must Face Dominion Defamation Suit
• From Courts To Polls: BigLaw Turns Out To Protect The Vote
• Stroller Co. Evenflo Used 'Sound-Alike' Song In Ad, Suit Says
• Opportunities, Hurdles In Cannabis Immersive Entertainment
• Penguin's Takeover Of Rival Would Harm Authors, Judge Says
• Musk's $56B Tesla Pay Trial May Spur More Exec Comp Fights
• 4 Takeaways From Blocking Of Simon & Schuster Deal
• Model Says Friend Lured Her Into Weinstein Sex Assault
• Design Co. Seeks Coverage For Ex-CEO's Arbitration Award
• NFL Says No To 'Gerrymandered' Sunday Ticket Class Cert.
• Hard Rock Cafe Accused Of Cheating Gamblers On Winnings
• American Airlines Drops TM Suit Over Travel Rewards App
• 'Varsity Blues' Convictions On Shaky Ground, 1st Circ. Hints
• CBS Investors' Attys Get $3.6M In Moonves #MeToo Case
• Scraping Suit Hinges On When LinkedIn Discovered Violations
• NY Submits 31,000 Challenges To FCC Broadband Map
• FCC Urged To Restore Local Network Unbundling Rules
• Chancery Tells Attys It Will Hold Separate CBS, Viacom Trials
• Fox Corp. Sued In Del. For Vote On New Officer Liability Shield
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Consumer Group Pushes For Broadband Info In Monthly Bills
• High Court Won't Hear Sony Music Copyright Suit
• My Favorite Law Prof: How I Learned That Culture Shapes Law
• Ex-Spotify Worker's FMLA Suit Leaves 2nd Circ. Uncertain
• UT Austin Restaurant Loses COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Insurers Sued Over Coverage Of Canceled Deep Purple Shows
• Barstool CEO Can't Claim Libel Over Sex Misconduct Reports
• SEC Lands Crypto Win As Judge Calls LBRY Token A Security
• Ex-Apple Product Designer Pays To End Media Leak Suit
• Boston's US Atty Has Had A Rough Start. It May Get Worse
• Privacy Rules Should Be Up To Congress, GOP Sens. Tell FTC
• Masseuse Says ​​​​​​Weinstein 'Embarrassed And Humiliated' Her
• 3rd Circ. Partly Revives Stream TV Founder's Asset Claims
• MoviePass Execs Inflated Stock With False Claims, Feds Say
• Topgolf Plans Construction Of New Venue In Boston Area
• EEOC Weekly Recap: Agency Seeks Input On Strategic Plan
• Comcast, NBC Settle With Visa, Mastercard In Swipe Fees Suit
• Cox Says T-Mobile Claims 'Flout' Del. Supreme Court Remand
• MLB Accused Of Harassing Broadcasting Affiliate In $6M Suit
• Diddy Buys Cannabis Operations In Deal Worth Up To $185M
• Standard General, Unions Still Tussling Over Tegna Takeover
• Meta Tries To Ditch Media Co.'s Suit Over Lost Advertisers
• NFL Union Wants Out Of $300M Racial Bias Suit
• Minn. Concert Venue Loses COVID-19 Coverage Bid
• Google Fights Sanctions Bid In Play Store Case
• Twitter Compliance Officer Jumps To Privacy Software Firm
• Web IP Ruling Illustrates Ways To Clear Hurdles To Eligibility
• Ga. Court Must Reconsider Toss Of Rep. Greene Slander Suit
• 'Hotel California' Theft Suspects Say DA's Case Is Too Old
• Boston Globe Reporter Fights Harvard Bribe Case Subpoena
• What To Expect From The Post-Midterms Lame-Duck Session
• El Paso Seeks Escape From Historic Site Row
• Ex-Twitter Employees Sue Company Over Firings
• ISP Owes Record Cos. $47M Over Song Piracy, Jury Says
• Weinstein Accuser Says Therapy Explains Changed Account
• Public Records Site Isn't Immune In FCRA Suit, 4th Circ. Says
• Golfer Patrick Reed Sues AP, Fox Sports For Defamation
• FTC Bias 'Not Pertinent' To Challenge Of Meta-Within Merger
• FCC Says Anti-Interference Systems Will Enable Better Wi-Fi
• Trump-Tied SPAC Again Fails To Win Merger Extension
• Showtime Beats Magazine's TM Suit Over UFO Docuseries
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Adobe, Zucker
• 9 Legal Ethics Considerations In Natural Disaster Preparation
• Chancery Bars Queries On Madison Square Garden Atty Ban
• Ex-EBay Staffer Gets House Arrest For Stalking Ploy
• A Divided Congress May Increase Companies' Political Risks
• Real Estate Rumors: A24, Morgan & Morgan, Meta
• Ad Industry Notes From Kardashian's SEC Crypto Case
• CBS, Moonves Settle #MeToo Insider Trading Probe For $9.7M
• Weinstein Masseuse Testifies She Told Mel Gibson Of Assault
• Split 9th Circ. OKs Pageant's 'Natural Born Female' Rule
• FCC Stands By $500K Gray TV Fine Over Alaska TV Stations
• Scrutiny Of Snyder May Lead To Big Money Commanders Sale
• Ex-NBA Player Gets Time Served In Benefits Fraud Scheme
• 'Dad, Disney Took Your Song': Suit Says 'Frozen II' Stole Tune
• SEC Seeks $60M Default Over Fake Media Co.'s Defiance
• NC AG Says High Court Case Can't Save Political Speech Law
• Cumberbatch's Production Co. Fights For Dahl Suit Defense
• Pa. AG Sues Companies Selling 'Consent' To Telemarketers
• T-Mobile Escapes Simply Prepaid TM Suit
• Gibson TM Win Shows Delays Don't Bar Injunction
• Pitfalls To Avoid In Social Media Sweepstakes Promotion
• Greenberg Traurig Looks To Exit Ye Defense In Opera Suit
• Influencer Cops To Scamming $8 Million From Followers
• Dan Snyder Confirms He's Looking At Selling Commanders
• 'Rape Myths' Prof Tells Weinstein Jury Fighting Back Is Rare
• Phil Anschutz Tries To Revive $8M Tax Refund Suit
• West's Social Media Law Open To Abuse Elsewhere: IBA Panel
• Artist Drops $60M Holiday Music IP Suit Against Mariah Carey
• Boxing Broadcaster Says Bars Had No Right To Show Bouts
• Meta Continues Bid To Duck FTC's VR Merger Challenge
• 7th Circ. Probes Union Hiring Hall Misuse Allegation
• Social Media MDL's Novel Target Is Algorithm
• Lauren Boebert Defeats Constituent's Twitter Blocking Suit
• DirecTV Says Impersonators Ran Promotion Scam
• WWE, Take-Two Want Out Of $4K Tattoo IP Jury Verdict
• Cases Show Real-World Laws Likely Apply In Metaverse
• Ex-Yale Soccer Coach May Avoid 'Varsity Blues' Prison Term