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Media & Entertainment - January, 2023

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• Disney Calls ESPN Deals 'Vertical' In Bid To Nix Antitrust Suits
• 'Why Did You Sit On This?' Judge Slams Google Over Chats
• Elon Musk Tweet Cost Tesla Investors Billions, Jury Told
• Chancellor Rips Consulting Biz, Attys In BDO Spoliation Row
• American Couple Deny Blame For TV Images Of Afghan Child
• USTR Counterfeit Report Names WeChat, Taobao For 2nd Year
• 'MetaBirkins' More Like Trading Cards Than Art, Jury Told
• Choreographer Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Fortnite Dance Suit
• Wireless Groups Ask FCC To Clarify Resiliency Rules
• Baldwin Charged In Shooting As Prosecutors Detail Evidence
• Google Location Data Searches Invade Privacy, ACLU Says
• NBC Avoids Cancellation Of 'The Office' Dunder Mifflin TM Suit
• Meta Cites Privacy In COVID Misinformation Subpoena Fight
• Groups Back DC AG Bid To Revive Amazon Antitrust Suit
• CNN Says Tapper's Remarks On Nunes Are Protected Speech
• High Court Google, Twitter Cases Could Mold Internet's Future
• Musk Says Suit Over Twitter Stock Buy Has 'No Legal Basis'
• Target Of Dennis Kucinich's Libel Suit Can't Stay Anonymous
• Mark Cuban Wants Voyager Investor Suit Moved To Texas
• Del. Judge's Disclosure Order Won't Face Full Fed. Circ.
• Thorny Legal Issues Surround NY Prosecutor's Trump Tell-All
• With No Ruling In Sight, FTC Wants Delay On Meta VR Deal
• Ex-NC Justice Tapped To Mediate Tiff Over AG's Campaign Ad
• 5th Circ. Confidential Witness Ruling Is A Big Change
• Names Of Bankman-Fried's Bail Sureties To Be Made Public
• Apple And Its Execs Disregarded Workers' Rights, NLRB Says
• Amazon Slips Suit Alleging Voice Data Used For Targeted Ads
• Trump Hits Bob Woodward With $50M Suit Over Recordings
• COVID Benches Lead Prosecutor In FIFA Bribery Trial
• USTR Urged To Eye Canada, Other Foreign Copyright Markets
• Shaq Settles Suit Against Pot Co. Alleging Mismanaged Funds
• Ex-Outcome Health Execs' Greed Led To $1B Fraud, Jury Told
• Harry Styles Scores Injunction Against Alleged Counterfeiters
• Pressure Builds On Senate To Move Sohn Nomination
• Microsoft Says Sony Misled EU Officials About Activision Deal
• Google Has Deliberately Deleted Chats For Years, Court Told
• Doctor's Misstep Ended Ex-Eagle's Football Career, Jury Told
• Meta Fights To Toss Securities Fraud Suit Based On Leaks
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hotel Chain Blames Ga. Atty, Others For Sex Trafficking
• Mellon Estate Pushes For $69M Tax Refund After Settlement
• Rakoff Excludes Warhol Expert From 'MetaBirkins' NFT Trial
• Eva Green Blames Insults On 'Frenchness' In $1M Studio Suit
• Calif. AG Sets Sights On Mobile App's Privacy Compliance
• Musk's Tesla Tweet Was Thought To Be 'A Hack,' Jury Told
• USPTO Urges Justices To Take Up 'Trump Too Small' TM Fight
• Rick Astley Says Rapper Yung Gravy Stole His Voice For Song
• Actual Malice Tests Required In Fox-Dominion Defamation Suit
• Meta's EU Privacy Fines Send Cos. Back To Drawing Board
• NY Lawmaker Urges Sanctions For MSG Owner Over Atty Ban
• Spanish TV Biz Seeks Full 11th Circ. Rehearing On Ch. 11 Plan
• Brand Battles: Pandora Takes Aim At Faith-Based 'PandoApp'
• Google Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Kids' Privacy Dispute
• Philippines Casino Operator Looks To Enforce $329M Award
• Task Force Would Steer Next Gen TV From 'Peril,' FCC Hears
• Musicians Can't Get Class Cert. In UMG Copyright Row
• MGM Gambling Site Facing 3rd Suit Over 2022 Data Breach
• FCC Pressed Again To Open 12 GHz Airwaves For Wireless
• E-Book Platform Challenge To Nonprofit Deal Fails In DC Court
• Texas High Court Won't Rehear Reality Star's Anti-SLAPP Suit
• FCC Plans Rules To Help Domestic Violence Survivors
• Direct Listings Expansion Creates Another Go-Public Option
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• Oscar-Winning Writer's $10M Rape Verdict Won't Be Vacated
• Why Alec Baldwin Is Unlikely To Plead Guilty In 'Rust' Case
• NY Atty Can Pursue Mrs. World Defamation Suit, 9th Circ. Says
• Taylor Wessing Pursues 'Strategic Alliance' With Madrid Firm
• Mayer Brown, Pandora Face Sanctions Bid In Comedians' Suit
• Gibson, Rival Guitar Maker Cut Deal To End IP, Antitrust Suit
• Video Producer Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Wrongful Firing Suit
• 6th Circ. Orders Detroit Museum To Keep Contested Van Gogh
• Exotic Dancer's Refusal to Cash Check Won't Moot Wage Suit
• Deputy SG To Fight For Narrow BigTech Immunity In Top Court
• Gisele Bündchen, Tom Brady Tap Latham On FTX Promo Case
• Cardi B Trial Over Racy Mixtape Cover Needs Redo: Plaintiff
• OpenWeb Pays $100M For Audience Engagement Biz Jeeng
• FCC Wants Consumer Info On Possible Discrimination
• 8th Circ. Affirms Kick Of DirecTV Fee Fight To State Court
• Redstone Gives Detail On Cleary Email Amid Chancery Fight
• Girardi Victims' $6.3M Suit Against NY Firm Tossed, For Now
• Van Gogh Dispute Brings Immunity From Seizure Into Focus
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• Jack Daniel's Dog Toy Case May Clear Up Fuzzy IP Issue
• MSG Owner Floats Dry Night As Atty Ban Comes Under Fire
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Juul, Elliott Management
• Producer Invented Eva Green Sabotage Claims, Court Told
• Afghan Child's Family Seeks Penalty For Marine's TV Interview
• Ex-Tesla CFO Tells Jury Paperwork On Deals 'Not Elon's Style'
• Ex-Fox News Staffer Sues Under Sex Assault Lookback Law
• Google Says Its Doc Retention Sours Play Store Sanctions Bid
• FCC Floats $504K Penalty For Fox's False Emergency Tones
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive 'Gimme Some Lovin'' Copyright Fight
• Live Nation, Rapper Not Liable For Concert Killing, Court Says
• Ex-Fox Exec Portrays Key Bribe Trial Witness As Greedy
• Tidal Escapes Patent Suit Over Music Playlist Tech
• NYT, NPR Challenge Sealed Filings In Dominion-Fox Del. Suit
• Tenn. Woman Gets Almost 6 Years For $2.8M Ponzi Scheme
• Judge Recommends Trimming WSJ Article Thievery Suit
• ​​​​​​​FCC Moves Ball On Opening 4.9 GHz, But Slog Still Ahead
• Snapchat Can't Shake Speed Filter Injury Suit
• News Corp. May Sell Move To CoStar After Fox Merger Collapse
• 5th Circ. Seems Split On Texas Woman's Free Speech Case
• Canadian Appeals Court Won't Revive Telecom Deal Challenge
• What New EU, UK Internet Safety Regs Mean For Platforms
• NY AG Questions Madison Square Garden's Adverse Atty Ban
• Pot Co. Aims To Block Shaq Attack In Investment Suit
• Girardi Trustee Drops Special Counsel Accused Of Conflicts
• Chrisleys' Harsh Sentences Come Down To Harm And Hubris
• Buchanan Ingersoll Hires Former DLA Piper IP Pros In DC
• Barred Testimony Sparks Mistrial In IP Battle Over OMG Dolls
• Sapphire Sport Scores $181M For 2nd Investment Fund
• AMC, Sony Rip Tax Biz's 'Better Call Saul' Defamation Suit
• Musk Tells Jury 'Funding Secured' Tweet 'Right Thing' To Do
• MGA Seeks OMG Dolls Mistrial Over Cultural Theft Testimony
• Walmart's Roblox 'Advergame' Deceives Kids, Watchdog Told
• Musk-Led Twitter Withheld Rent In SF and UK, Landlords Say
• Chinese Billionaire Hit With Contempt Ruling In Ch. 11 Case
• Judge In FIFA Bribe Case Flags 'Troubling' Misconduct Claim
• Facebook Gets Patent Axed After Citing Inventors' Paper
• TikTok Browser Tracks Users' Web Activities, Lawsuits Claim
• Chess Prodigy's Defamation Suit Still Fails, Defendants Say
• Wikimedia Tells Justices NSA Surveillance Case Is Important
• Northern Ill. A Surprise Magnet For Counterfeiting Suits
• Live Nation Exec Grilled By Lawmakers Over Swift Tickets
• Fed. Circ. Hands Win To Activision In Graphics Patent Suit
• Activision Shuts Down Another Investor 'Frat Boy' Culture Suit
• Voting Rights Groups Beat Election Deniers' Defamation Claim
• Texas AG Opens Investigation Into Co.'s Anti-Fraud TV Ads
• Ex-Olympic Skater Pleads Guilty To COVID Relief Fraud
• Alternatives To IP Litigation That Can Work For Brand Owners
• Murdoch Drops Effort To Combine Fox, News Corp
• Chancery Orders Talks On Deleted Texts Of Fired MSG Exec
• DC Attorney General Wants Amazon Antitrust Suit Resurrected
• Insurer Says Ga. Club Shooting Payout Capped At $100K
• Disney, KKR Execs Team Up To Buy Thrive Capital Stake
• Reed Smith Opens Orange County Office, Firm's 5th In Calif.
• DOJ Files 2nd Google Suit In Latest Ad Tech Challenge
• Musk Rips Saudi 'Backpedaling,' 'Ass-Covering' At Fraud Trial
• Amazon Looks To Toss Renewed Book Antitrust Suits
• Utilities Worry Over Pole Replacement Costs For Telecoms
• Sony Fights Microsoft's Info Demands In FTC Activision Case
• Google Gets PTAB To Cut Bulk Of Ex-Apple Engineer's Claims
• Hedge Fund Chief 'Optimistic' On Completing Tegna Deal
• NFL Denied Early Win In Super Bowl Livestream Crash Suit
• Time To Update Video Programming Rules, FCC Told
• Ex-XFL Commish Wants Pay Clawback Suit Moved To Conn.
• Ex-Chicago Museum Employee Pleads Not Guilty To $2M Theft
• Media Cos. Urge Publication Of Trump Election Probe Report
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Developments To Watch In Trade Secret Practice This Year
• Child Privacy Compliance Concerns After Fortnite Settlements
• NY Bill Would Prohibit MSG From Barring Adverse Attys
• TikTok, Hearst Top Meta's Discovery Problems In FTC Case
• Investors Say Hemp Co. Is Successor To Defunct Video Co.
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices Want SG Input On Fla., Texas Social Media Laws
• Bloomberg Unit Pays $5M Over SEC's Bond Valuation Claims
• How Big Tech's Section 230 Liability Shield Got Wider In NY
• Tiny Harris On Stand Walks Back Claim MGA Sought Doll Deal
• Reggae Band Fights Dua Lipa's Exit Bid in Copyright Suit
• Split Fed. Circ. Upholds Ax Of $308M Apple Patent Verdict
• Brand Battles: Uber Tries To Drive Out 'Uberhorny' Dating TM
• Pornhub Uses Alice To Trim Software Patent Suit
• Collector Can't Force Detroit Museum To Return Van Gogh
• Pa. Court Says Reporter Can't Uncover Pipeline Emails
• Union Fund Seeks Docs For Visa Child Porn Payment Probe
• Minority Motor Trend Shareholder Loses Chancery Dispute
• Brokers, Audit Firm Sued Over Ties To $690M Ponzi Scheme
• FIFA Boss Aided Fox's World Cup Broadcast Deal, Jury Told
• Sports Co. Wants Mormon Church To Stop Using Similar Name
• Rolling Paper Co. Can't Use Disputed Spanish Origin Stamp
• FCC Urged To Keep Telehealth Rates' Status Quo For Now
• Michigan Delay Dashes Bid For Uncashed Disney Checks
• Label Can Depose Megan Thee Stallion's Manager, Court Says
• FCC Encourages Tower Owners To Improve Lighting Monitors
• Twitter Stiffed Consulting Firm On $2.2M Tab, Suit Claims
• Columbia Law Grad Judge Won't Recuse From Rankings Suit
• 9th Circ. Panel Overstepped With Injunction Lift, NLRB Says
• Two Texas Firms Cleared To Rep Alex Jones In Ch. 11 Case
• Elon Musk Takes Stand In Securities Trial Over Tesla Tweets
• Dating App Clover's Go-Public SPAC Merger Canceled
• Microsoft Can't Pause Private Challenge To Activision Deal
• FCC Asked To Clarify Broadband Labels Only For Retail
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• Angry Birds Maker To Evaluate €683M Mobile Game Biz Offer
• WhatsApp Handed €5.5M Fine In EU Data Processing Probe
• 'So Blatant': Tiny Harris Says OMG Dolls Stole Her Group's IP
• Fla. Musician Asks 11th Circ. For IP Damages Past 3-Year Limit
• Hagens Berman Atty Accuses Quinn Emanuel Of Gender Bias
• Judge Knocks KC And The Sunshine Band Bassist's Late Suit
• Army Generals Ask High Court to Keep Terror Aid Decision
• NTIA To Explore Civil Rights Impact Of Data Practices
• 11th Circ. OKs 3-Year Term For COVID Loan Pokemon Fraud
• Qatar Choice Showed FIFA Was 'Open For Bribes,' Jury Hears
• 'My Poops' Rips 'My Humps': BMG Says Jingle Is Fake Fergie
• IP Forecast: Pfizer Wants Talks With FBI Kept Under Wraps
• Tax Foe Norquist Calls Broadband Efforts A 'Byzantine Mess'
• Broadway Ticket Co. Settles Over Discriminatory Job Ad
• Telecom-Focused SPAC Hangs Up Plans For $300M IPO
• LIV Strikes 1st Major Broadcast Deal As PGA Tour Trial Looms
• High Court Should Protect Section 230 In Google Case
• 'Very Little Case Law' To Guide Van Gogh Dispute, Judge Says
• 3 NFT Issues Practitioners Should Consider In 2023
• Colombian Actor's Residency Approved Weeks After Lawsuit
• AT&T Can't Block T-Mobile's 'Banned' Senior Discount Ads
• AMC Shares Customer Viewing Data With Meta, Suit Claims
• NYC Mayor Defends Vax Mandate As 2nd Circ. Mulls Appeal
• Playtika Seeks To Buy 'Angry Birds' Maker For Nearly $739M
• AMC Resolves Lawsuit Claiming It Blacklisted Set Medic
• Why SEC's Cannabis Stock Promotion Case Is One To Watch
• 2016 Trump Campaign Settles Staffer's Challenge To NDAs
• Alec Baldwin To Face Manslaughter Charge In 'Rust' Shooting
• Ohio Panel Backs Satire Site's Eatery Defamation Victory
• MGA Stole IP From Rapper T.I.'s OMG Girlz For Dolls, Jury Told
• 5th Circ. Revives Six Flags Investors' China Disclosures Suit
• Erika Girardi Says Trustee's Special Counsel Hid Conflicts
• World Series Poker Pro Cops To Mailing White Powder Letters
• Fox Exec Paid $30M In Soccer Bribes, Star Witness Says
• Fla. News Site Accused Of Flouting 'Video Tape' Privacy Law
• FCC Seeks $62M For Alleged Broadband Subsidy Overcharges
• Eagles, 76ers Say 3rd Circ. COVID Ruling Doesn't Doom Cases
• Megan Thee Stallion Wants To Block Manager's Deposition
• FCC Could Start To Reassess Carriers' Nat'l Security Risks
• FTC Won't Stay In-House Trial Over Meta-Within Deal
• Justices Urged To Back Social Media Immunity In Terror Suits
• Loot Box Litigation Lessons For Game Developers
• 2nd Circ. OKs Longer Sentence For Election Denier
• Section 230 Saves Retailers From Model's Likeness Suit
• Gannett Says 'Tortured Theory' Fatal To Facebook Cookie Suit
• Industry Groups Seek More Clarity On FCC Broadband Labels
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• 11th Circ. Upholds Delta's Win In Fired Worker's Bias Suit
• Jury Says Flo Rida Is Owed $83M In Celsius Contract Trial
• Playboy Secures $25M Capital Commitment
• Art History Lecturer Lobs Religious Bias Claims At Hamline
• Mark Cuban Blasts Plaintiff Swap In Crypto Suit
• NJ Justices Take On Prorated Bill Mandate Against Altice
• Ex-Fox Execs Call Witness Vengeful As FIFA Bribe Trial Opens
• Activision Beats Shareholder Suit Over 'Frat House' Culture
• Chancery Orders More Madison Square Garden Suit Discovery
• SpaceX, Dish Dueling Over FCC's Next-Gen Satellite Approval
• Copyright Office Taps New Deputy Policy Director
• Flo Rida Atty Says Celsius Sales Included Single Drink Packs
• Artists Slam AI Apps As '21st-Century Collage Tool' In IP Suit
• Lil Wayne Can't Revive $20M Suit Against His Former Atty
• Guidance Needed In C-Band Relocation, Satellite Co. Says
• Tesla Trial Is Likely To Hinge On Loss Causation
• High Court Wants SG's Views On Apple IPR Estoppel Battle
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Apple Resists Info Request From Meta Users In Antitrust Case
• Election Conspiracist Must Pay For Aborted Appeal
• Calif. Panel Allows Cinema To Amend COVID-19 Coverage Suit
• Ryanair Says Emails To Clients Didn't Defame Booking.com
• Navigating Potential Changes In Carbon Reporting Standards
• Conn. Judge Declines To Sanction Alex Jones' Texas Attorney
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Twitter Sued Over Breach Exposing 200M Users' Data
• 5th Circ. Blames Atty For Photographer's 'Groundless' Suit
• Justices Deny Bid To Review Photog's 11th Circ. DMCA Ruling
• Detroit Art Museum Says Van Gogh Can't Be Seized
• Pokémon Go Maker Knocks Out 2nd Patent In Gaming IP Fight
• GameStop Wants To Ditch Pa. Website Wiretapping Suit
• How Cos. Can Ease Risk Amid 'Dark Pattern' Regulatory Focus
• Workers Must Take Twitter Layoff Claims To Arbitration
• Marvel Accused Of Infringing Apparel Co.'s 'I Have Issues' TM
• Musk Jury Pool Not 'Radioactive' Enough To Move Tesla Trial
• 3rd Circ. Says Ad Agency Knew All About Liebowitz
• Cedar Point Amusement Park Hit With Age Discrimination Suit
• The Big IP Questions Artificial Intelligence Art Is Raising
• Meta Suit Says AI Co. Is Selling Users' Data To LAPD, Others
• Post Foods Sues Band Over 'OK Go!' TM, Saying Get Over It
• Musk Says SEC Has 'Long History' Of Unconstitutional Deals
• Why NBA Player-Agent Fight Bounced From Court And Settled
• Trump Must Face Writer's Rape Suit, NY Judge Rules
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Claim Against Facebook News Feed Tool
• Alex Jones Atty's Argument On Leak 'Floors' Conn. Judge
• Voyager Sells Digital Assets For $1B, FTX Finds $5B In Crypto
• AT&T Can Pursue Suit Over T-Mobile's Senior Discount Ads
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Google Wants Another Brief For 9th Circ. Class Appeal Bid
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• FIFA Bribe Prosecutors Face Tougher Odds As 2nd Trial Starts
• 'Hotel California' Theft Suspects Can't Nix Indictment
• Hot Rod Group Not At Fault For Racer's Injuries, Judge Says
• Texas Justices Won't Hear Atty Dispute With Selena's Brother
• 9/11 MDL Judge Won't Stay Kreindler Sanctions Over Leak
• Ga. Law Firm Accuses Fired Worker Of Fake Client Reviews
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Kevin Spacey Denies New Sex Offense Charges In Court
• Gutting CDA Would 'Upend The Internet,' Google Tells Justices
• Google Can't 'Get Away' With Deleting Chats, Judge Says
• Atari, Brandy Melville Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Redbubble IP Wins
• 4th Circ. Told Ruling In NBA Star's Ex-Agent Suit Was A Miss
• ​​​​​​​Activision Cross-Suit Could Stall Sex Bias Case, Judge Says
• Online MGM Casino Didn't Protect Personal Data, Suit Says
• Miami Beach Wins Again In Code Enforcement Row With Club
• FCC Urged To Hold Off On Revamping 12.7 GHz Band
• SEC Commissioner Uneasy Over Suit Against Covington
• Detroit Art Museum Told Not To Move Alleged Stolen Van Gogh
• Canadian Ticket Co.'s Bid To Nix False Ad Suit Mired In Mich.
• Warren Calls On FCC To Reject Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Apple App Store Rival Asks 9th Circ. To Save Antitrust Claims
• Porsche Inks Deal To End Suit Over Faulty Software Update
• Funding Gaps Delay Most 'Rip And Replace' Plans, FCC Says
• Place-Of-Origin Class Actions, FTC Scrutiny May Rise In 2023
• Meta's Response To Monopoly Claims: Since When?
• Microsoft Says Private Merger Suit Should Wait On Enforcers
• Ex-NFL Player Drops 2 Defendants From Suit Over PPE Deal
• Ex-Colombian Prez Has 15 Days To Produce Docs, Court Says
• 'Big Lie' Attys Continue To Fight $187K Sanctions At 10th Circ.
• Musk Can't Move Trial Over 'Bad Press,' Tesla Investors Say
• Google Seeks Win In Default Search Engine Antitrust Suits
• 'Bad Spaniels' Slobbers On Jack Daniel's Mark, Justices Told
• Groups Sue Media Over 'Antitrust Boycott' Of Disinformation
• Miami-Dade Gets Court OK To Purge FTX From Arena Name
• Breach Of Contract Claim Added To Chess Prodigy Libel Suit
• Flo Rida Testifies Celsius Broke Deal For Equity, Royalties
• Billionaire Can't Nix Trespass Claim In $300M Arb. Award Row
• Judge Refuses To Pause Suspension For Alex Jones' Attorney
• 8 Questions For FCC Republican Brendan Carr
• $335M DIP Loan To Bang Energy Drink Maker OK'd
• Judge Told Corporations' IP Rights Bolster AI Copyright Case
• ESPN, Disney Face Religious Bias Suit Over Vaccine Mandate
• What Cos. Can Expect From FTC's Green Guides Updates
• FCC's Subsidy Program Seeks Tools To Ferret Out Fraud
• 11th Circ. Ends Case Against Bank Over Radio Station Sale
• Disney+ User Fights ESPN Arbitration In Meta Privacy Case
• Artists Rip Yuga Labs' Failure To Produce Docs In NFT TM Suit
• WWE's Vince McMahon Sued In Del. Over Board Takedown
• How DC Consumer Protection Suits May Advance ESG Goals
• Justices Question Puerto Rico Sovereignty In Records Case
• Weinstein Appeals NY 'Carnival' Trial, Citing Dishonest Juror
• Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen Lose Big In FTX Ch. 11
• Journey's Steve Perry Stops Believing In TM Fight
• Harry Styles Sues E-Retailers Over Alleged TM Scam
• 1st Circ. Open To Boston Bomber's Death Penalty Challenge
• 5th Circ. Closes Lid On Cemetery Tour Monopoly Suit
• 'Chrisley' Star Can't Kick Ex-Tax Investigator's Defamation Suit
• TikTok Users Say App Unlawfully Tracks 'Highly Invasive' Data
• Stockholder Sues In Del. For Books On $190M Microsoft Buy
• Hockey Memorabilia Maker's Copyright Suit Iced
• Block Inc. Urges Chancery To Toss Shareholder's Tidal Suit
• Alex Jones' Suspended Attorney Taken Off Capitol Riot Case
• 'Nate The Lawyer' Launched 'Classic SLAPP' Suit, Court Told
• DC Court Doubts Its Role In Trump Rape Defamation Suit
• Apex Meme Stock Suit Loses On 4th And Final Try
• 'Walking Dead' Producers' Profits Battle Heads To Arbitration
• Fox Sports Age Bias Suit Kicked Back To Calif. Court
• Chris Brown Wants Canceled Show Fee Suit Tossed Or Moved
• Chrisleys Denied Bond In $36M Bank Fraud Case
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Team Telecom To Review Puerto Rico Broadcast Deal
• Dr. Dre To 'Hateful' Rep. Greene: Stop Using My Music
• Mother Urges 3rd Circ. To Hold TikTok Liable For Child's Death
• Meta Subject To Housing Ads Oversight Until 2026, Feds Say
• NFL Fans Say DraftKings Wrongly Paid Out After Hamlin Injury
• Mark Cuban To Be Deposed In Crypto 'Ponzi Scheme' Suit
• NTIA To Kick Off Probe Into AI, Machine Learning
• US Supreme Court Won't Hear Holocaust-Looted Art Case
• FCC Urged To Upgrade Resources For Deaf, Hard Of Hearing
• Seattle Schools Blame Big Tech For Kids' Mental Health Crisis
• NSA Asks High Court To Reject Mass Surveillance Challenge
• RFK Jr. Faces Dubious 9th Circ. In Warren Free Speech Fight
• Dennis Kucinich Libel Suit Target Wants To Be Anonymous
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2022: An Empirical Review
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NSO's Immunity Claim In Meta Hacking Suit Dies At High Court
• Metal Band Accuses Guitarist's Widow Of Blocking Royalties
• Musk Says SF Too Biased For Securities Trial, Texas Is Better
• Weinstein's LA Sentencing Pushed To Feb. Amid New Trial Bid
• Ex-Knicks Player Says NY Court Erred In Tossing MSG Suit
• Calif. Court Axes PUC Inquiry Into Gas Co. Shareholder Info
• Justices Pass On Bid To Gut Maine's Cable Rebate Law
• Amazon, Twitch Accused Of Infringing Streaming Patent
• Sanctions Saga In Colo. Dominion Defamation Suit Goes On
• Microsoft, Activision Scrap Challenge To FTC In Merger Case
• Lower Awards Clear The Way For $12M Magazine Settlements
• Chinese Co. Must Face IP Suit Over Robot Toy's Source Code
• Land Buy Isn't Fraud, Atlanta Film Mogul Tells Chancery
• ROSS Argues Its Use Of Westlaw Is Covered By Fair Use
• Song Resurgences Show Value Of Musician IP Strategy
• NC Restaurant Co. Says Insurer Owes Defense For Arbitration
• Ex-USC Official Gets 6 Months For 'Varsity Blues' Lies
• Chrisleys Shouldn't Get Bond Pending Appeal, Feds Say
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Alex Jones Atty Suspended Over 'Stunning' Discovery Leak
• 'Real Housewives' Star Gets 6.5 Years For Telemarketing Fraud
• Suit Blames Trump 'Campaign Of Lies' For Police Officer Death
• Twitter Taps Perkins Coie To Replace Jenner Despite Musk Dig
• Justice Jackson To Publish Memoir
• Kirkland-Led WWE Founder Reenters The Ring To Review Biz
• IP Forecast: Big Tech's Fintiv Fight Heads To Fed. Circ.
• SEC Fines Ex-BlackRock Manager Over Undisclosed Conflict
• COVID, Huawei Woes Still Delaying Choctaw Wireless Project
• La. Hard Rock Hotel Collapse Suit Removed To Federal Court
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Google To Pay $23M To End Decade-Old Data Privacy Suit
• 11th Circ. Remands Ch. 11 Plan Of Spanish TV Business
• Peeling Back The Layers Of Inventorship In 'Glass Onion'
• Meta Gets Ad Infringement Suit Trimmed
• Soccer Corruption Prosecutors Allowed To Say 'Bribe' At Trial
• A New Year Refresher On Legal Issues In NFT Art Sales
• Girardi Keese Trustee Goes After $48M In Suspect Payments
• Cable Cos. Pulled Bid For Undersea Cuba Link, FCC Says
• 'Power' Plaintiff Told Not To Expect A 'Gazillion' Dollars
• Houston Jeweler Says Chicago Bears Player Didn't Pay Tab
• Deals Rumor Mill: SpaceX, Fanatics, Tokyo Gas
• Vera Bradley Scores Early Win In NFL Sportswear Fight
• Wahlburgers In A Pickle Over Natural Ingredients Claims
• Twitter Wins Dismissal Of Saudi Dissident's Suit For Now
• Tesla Atty Wary Of Judge's Proposal To Bar Unvaxxed Jurors
• Court OKs $1.85M Deal For Cyberpunk 2077 Investors
• Landlord Drops Capital Gazette Shooting Coverage Suit
• Fox, Disney Sued Over 'Horror Story' Worker's COVID Death
• Game Over For 'Loot Box' Gambling Suit Against Supercell
• Using Risk To Evaluate Industry-Specific ESG Issues In 2023
• Key Takeaways From 2022 Trade Secret Developments
• Investment Co. Seeks Escape From Ex-Fugees Musician's Suit
• 'Varsity Blues' Architect Gets 3½ Years For Bribery Scheme
• Preparing For Congressional Oversight Of Chinese Trade
• FTC Actions Highlight Companies' Cybersecurity Efficiency
• Theater Chain Cineworld Vows To Speed Up Ch. 11 Case
• Meta's Ad Delivery System Draws €390M EU Privacy Fine
• Twitter Owes $136K In Unpaid Rent, Calif. Landlord Says
• 'Romeo & Juliet' Child Stars Sue Paramount Over Nude Scene
• Biden Renominates Sohn For 5th FCC Commissioner
• Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
• Publisher Seeks Coverage For Md. Shooting Suits
• Fiber Industry Worried About Broadband Build-Out Permits
• 'Varsity Blues' Mastermind Faces Reckoning As Prison Looms
• Defendant In OnlyFans Consulting Case Duped By Fake Atty
• Canadian Competition Court Won't Block $20B Telecom Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Kids' Google Data Collection Fight
• Don't Tack New Fees Onto 'Edge' Providers, FCC Told
• Chrisleys Can't Extend Prison Report Date In Bank Fraud Case
• Cineworld Says It's Not In Sales Talks With AMC
• Ill. Atty Sanctioned $2.5M Over Suit Targeting Wrong Artist
• 6 Ways To Avoid Compounding Errors When Practicing Law
• Google Will Pay DC $9.5M To End Location-Tracking Suit
• 9th Circ. Trend Affects Tech Terms Of Service Enforceability
• Antitrust Conduct Issues And Cases To Watch In 2023
• What To Watch For In Massachusetts Courts In 2023
• 5 Data Privacy Law Trends That Will Continue Into 2023
• Copyright & Trademark Policy To Watch In 2023
• Florida Cases To Watch In 2023
• Copyright & Trademark Cases To Watch In 2023
• ​​​​​​​The Top Telecom Developments To Watch In 2023
• 5 Sports & Betting Cases To Watch In 2023
• Personal Injury And Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2023
• Fintech Litigation To Watch In 2023
• Trials To Watch In 2023
• What Will Keep Legal Talent Professionals Up At Night In 2023
• Consumer Protection Policy and Cases To Watch In 2023
• Privacy Litigation To Watch In 2023
• Privacy Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2023
• 7 Supreme Court Cases To Watch In 2023