Media & Entertainment Archive » April, 2023

Media & Entertainment - April, 2023

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• NAI Gets Partial Del. Win On CBS-Viacom Litigation Insurance
• Meta, Microsoft Warn EU Data Ruling Could Disrupt Services
• GoodRx, Google, Meta Privacy Suits Get Consolidated In Calif.
• ISP Isn't Following Subsidy Program Signup Rules, FCC Told
• FCC's In-House Tegna Hearing Held Off Until June
• Dershowitz Says Court Wrongly Tossed CNN Defamation Suit
• Rejected Firms' Fee Deal Approved In InfoWars Ch. 11 Case
• In Australia, Katy Perry Loses TM Battle To ... Katie Perry
• McAfee Says Favre's Defamation Allegations Don't Hold Up
• AT&T, T-Mobile Agree To Settle Suit Over Senior Ad Campaign
• Who Flies Away With Avenatti's Plane? Court To Decide
• 5 Questions For FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington
• Magistrate Judge Recuses Himself In Disney-DeSantis Fight
• Class In Race Bias Suit Ill-Defined, Sesame Place Park Says
• Generative AI May Shift IP And Copyright Protection Needs
• LiveOne's Slacker To Merge With SPAC At $160M Valuation
• 'Varsity Blues' Coach Needs Permission For Foreign Travel
• Google Must Face DOJ's Ad Tech Case
• NBA's Suns Ditch Bankrupt Bally's Network For New TV Deal
• Short Message Data Challenges In E-Discovery
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Eva Green Wins In $1M Film Contract Battle
• 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Rights Not Exclusive To Production Co.
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Dismissal Of Counselor's Free Speech Suit
• Ex-Elle Writer Spars With Trump Atty Over Her Rape Claims
• Calif. Utility Warns New 6 GHz Rules Could Harm Public Safety
• Hiring Hall Misuse Claims Can't Sink NLRB Order At 7th Circ.
• Jury Finds LA Co., Composer Must Pay In Eminem IP Row
• Google Search Judge Needs More Info On Chat Sanctions Bid
• IP Forecast: Gov't To Face Off Against Gilead In Delaware
• Detroit's 'Topless Prophet' Pleads Guilty To Lying To FBI, IRS
• Disney Tells Mich. Justices To Skip Review Of Escheat Rulings
• Ed Sheeran Sings To Jury In 'Let's Get It On' Copyright Trial
• Chancery Grumbling Over AMC Deal Docs Gets Fast Response
• Fed. Circ. Partly Revives Netflix Challenge To DivX Patent
• House OKs Bills For Wireless 911, 'Precision Agriculture'
• Kindred Group Taps White & Case To Explore Potential Sale
• Panel Doubts Atty's Bid For Share In Film Studio Sale
• 5 Mistakes To Avoid When Conducting Jury Focus Groups
• The Role Record-Keeping May Play In TCPA Class Cert.
• Fed. Circ. In April: The Trademark Tacking Doctrine's Reach
• NTIA Floats Challenge Process For Broadband Fund
• DC Circ. Rejects Bid To Break Up WhatsApp, Instagram Buys
• Senate Committee Hears Concerns On Tribal Art Law Update
• Ex-Elle Writer Tells Of Crushing Fallout From Trump Rape
• Phish Tour To See Crackdown On Counterfeit Merch Sales
• Mexico Won't Recognize US Ch. 11, TV Azteca Says
• Atty Tells High Court To Pass On USPTO Political TM Suit
• Comcast Beats Streaming TV Patent Fight During Jury Trial
• FCC Broadband Speed Reports Lack Consistency, GAO Says
• Comic Tells 2nd Circ. Barstool's Barbs No Laughing Matter
• Online Slot Game Co. Says Player Can't Arbitrate For Others
• FCC To Consider 12 GHz Revamp, But Not For Mobile Use
• NY Panel Skeptical Of Ex-GMA Staffer's Sex Harassment Suit
• 'Let's Get It On' Heir Collapses During Ed Sheeran IP Trial
• Senate Democrat Presses FCC To Vote On Tegna Deal
• Feds Don't Want 'Varsity Blues' Coach To Get Passport Back
• Utah Social Media Restrictions Reach Into Uncharted Territory
• Meta Fights Walkie-Talkie App's Bid For Bigger Patent Win
• Court OKs Expanded Search Terms In NFL Sunday Ticket Row
• Ex-Fugees Star Found Guilty Of Illegal Political Donations
• Fox To Divulge Murdoch Docs In $2.7B Smartmatic Libel Suit
• People v. Trump May Hinge On Prior-Crimes Admissibility
• OpenSea Founder Testifies Against Ex-Manager At NFT Trial
• Prince Harry, Hugh Grant Blame Coverup For Hacking Suit Lag
• Atty Fights Council's Bid To Quash Subpoena In Pay Dispute
• Titan Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Edelson's Jay Edelson
• Thomas Report Is Final Straw — High Court Needs Ethics Code
• Getty Refuses To Entertain $3.95B Activist Takeover Proposal
• Chrisleys' CPA Headed To Prison After Judge Denies Bail
• Disney-DeSantis Fight Spills Into Court
• CMA In Microsoft's Firing Line Over Blocked Activision Deal
• Microsoft's $69B Takeover Of Activision Blocked By UK
• Stubhub Must Produce Hyperlink Docs It Claims Google Lost
• Amazon Fights DC AG's Bid To Revive Antitrust Suit
• Jury Hears Trump Raped And Defamed Writer As Trial Opens
• Weather Channel Settles Suit Alleging It Sold Geolocation Data
• What To Know As Justices Look At Officials Blocking Critics
• EU Names 1st Digital Platforms Covered By New Rules
• Houston Atty Wants Full 5th Circ. To Rehear Censorship Suit
• Siblings Want To Oust Kids' Book Co. Prez In Family Feud
• FCC Issues Pirate Radio Warnings In Wake Of Initial Fines
• Court Won't Ax Parliament-Funkadelic Music Copyright Feud
• Ed Sheeran Denies Copying Marvin Gaye In IP Trial Testimony
• Top NY Court Backs Washington Nationals In TV Rights Suit
• FTC Gets Earful On Green Guides' Gray Areas
• Ex-Bang Energy CEO Says He Owns Social Media Accounts
• Mich. Statute Of Limitations Cases Carry Nationwide Impacts
• Calif. AG Defends Constitutionality Of Kids' Online Protections
• The Power Of Product Warranties In TM Suits Over Resales
• Yahoo Buys Social Sports Betting App Wagr
• Musk Settles $2M Twitter Litigation With Witness Expert Firm
• Maine Eyes Legalizing Internet Gaming, With Tribal Control
• Real Estate Rumors: Harbor Group, Amy Schumer, 601W Cos.
• Sens. Want GAO Probe Into Gov't Broadband Efforts
• Facebook Nonusers Hurt By BIPA Violations, 9th Circ. Told
• Sony Loses Appeal In Jimi Hendrix Royalties Fight
• Religious TV Network Founder Owes $18M In Taxes, US Says
• Feds Skip 'Insider Trading' Wording As OpenSea Trial Begins
• Joint Representation Ethics Lessons From Ga. Electors Case
• AMC Seeks Del. Fast Track For $120M Share Plan Settlement
• Endeavor Sells Sports Education Biz To BPEA EQT For $1.25B
• Cohen Seeks Damages At 2nd Circ. For Retaliatory Jail Time
• Trump's Legal Pressures Mount As Rape Trial Opens In NY
• 'Scrum For 6G' Already Underway, FCC Chair Says
• Rural Broadband Rules Shut Out Some In Vt., USDA Told
• NAB Asks DC Circ. To Force FCC Media Ownership Review
• Consumers, States Want $3M From Google For Chat Deletion
• CBS-Viacom Derivative Merger Suit Settles For $167.5M In Del.
• TikTok Seeks $8M In Fees For Gibson Dunn Team After TM Win
• Clearview Fights Sanctions Bid In Photo Privacy MDL
• Utah Social Media Law May Set Tone For Child Safety Regs
• FCC Faces Hill Pressure To Expand Rural Deployment Funds
• Prickett Jones Atty Tapped To Be Special Master For AMC Suit
• Ga. Must Redo COVID Unemployment Benefits Case
• Changes To $3.5B Pandora-Sirius Merger Suit Spiked In Del.
• Ed Sheeran IP Trial To Open After Musical Jury Selection
• Lawyer Discernment Is Critical In The World Of AI
• Attys Want Up To $26M For Madison Square Garden Suit Deal
• Meta Tells 9th Circ. Citizens Not Protected By Civil Rights Law
• Crypto Influencer Says He Never Harassed FTX Investors' Atty
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 9th Circ. Upholds Trial Rulings In Epic-Apple Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Fox Exec Seeks Acquittal Following FIFA Bribery Trial
• Trillium Capital Announces $3.95B Bid To Buy Getty Images
• Justices To Review If Officials Can Block Social Media Critics
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Google Wants Play Store Antitrust Case Trimmed Before Trial
• Ozy Media, CEO Headed For 2024 Investor Fraud Trial
• 2nd Circ. Remands Trump Defamation Suit After DC Ruling
• Crime-Fraud Exception Applies To Marketing Co.'s Docs
• Ski Resort On Hook For $4.5M Injury Award Beats Fraud Claim
• OnlyFans Hit With $5.7M Suit In Autorenewal Billing Scheme
• Baldwin Beat 'Rust' Charges For Now, But Questions Linger
• Brand Battles: MLB Takes A Swing At Major League Pickleball
• Robotic Litter Box Maker Can't Fully Escape Rival's IP Suit
• Chamber Of Commerce 'Troubled' By FTC, DOJ Work With EU
• Mich. Justices Refuse To Pause Disney's Escheat Dispute Win
• Hill Democrats File Bill Backing Community Broadband
• Ex-EBay Execs Attack Thin Links To Civil Stalking Claims
• AI Considerations For Parties In The Creator Economy
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Rethink FCC Subsidy Fees Ruling
• Ozy CEO Can Get Advanced Defense Costs, Court Says
• Amber Heard Insurer Calls Rival's Atty DQ Bid Purely 'Tactical'
• TV Ad Tech Co. Founders Get August Trial In Fight With LG
• Local Gov'ts Oppose House Broadband Permitting Bills
• Sens. Aim To Fix Telecom 'Rip And Replace' Shortfall
• Investors Get Initial OK For $95M Televisa Settlement
• DC Circ. Denies Bid To Force FCC's Hand On Tegna Deal
• Kevin Spacey Sex Assault Trial Date Set For Late June
• Paramount Lobs Counterclaims At Warner In 'South Park' Suit
• De Niro Accuser In Sex Bias Suit Rips Grift Claims
• Atty Says Michel Arranged Photo-Op, Not Illegal Donations
• Trump Taps Ex-BCLP Lawyer For Upcoming Rape Trial
• FCC Mulls Request To Rework New 4.9 GHz Rules
• Objectors Say $90M Facebook Privacy Deal Was No Deal At All
• Willkie Grows LA Office With Experienced Entertainment Atty
• Rolling Paper Co. Can't Get Disgorgement In False Ad Case
• Profs Say Guidance Is Needed On Int'l Service Obligations
• Cineworld Junior Lenders Get Time To Submit Better Exit Deal
• No Bail For Bannon Ally Kwok In $1B Fraud Case
• FCC To Require More Foreign Ownership Info Disclosures
• All Apologies, But Nirvana IP Suit Isn't UK Issue, 9th Circ. Told
• Delaware Judge Pulls Fox Probe After Dominion Settlement
• Alec Baldwin Slips Charges In 'Rust' Shooting Case, Attys Say
• Feds Want To Dismantle Alice Patent Precedent, Justices Told
• Microsoft Says Gamers Fall Short In Suit Over Activision Deal
• AMC Reverse Split Deal Looms In Del. As Investors Object
• Real Estate Rumors: Barbara Walters, Core Spaces, Food Hall
• NC Court Asked To Determine Who Is Ex-NFLer's Real Wife
• Drake Sued Over Unauthorized Sample On 'Calling My Name'
• Vanished Ex-CNBC Pundit Owes $8.8M In SEC Fraud Case
• Radio Host Fired After 'All Lives Matter' Tweet Loses Bias Suit
• Don't Forget Alumni Engagement When Merging Law Firms
• Grappling With A Bright-Line Patent Expert Admissibility Test
• Atty Arrested At Court Amid Beef Over Public Defender Pay
• Can Trump Prove Hush Money Was Self-Donation?
• A Look At The Investment Firm That Owns Dominion Voting
• Crypto Influencer Defies Court Order To Appear In FTX Case
• Who Must Stand Up For Eminem Infringement? Jury To Decide
• Calif. Dems Propose Setting Federal Data Privacy Law Floor
• Giuffre-Maxwell Lawsuit Docs Should Be Public, 2nd Circ. Told
• Diamond Sports To Front Half Of MLB TV Money In Ch. 11
• Alex Jones Creditors Question Financial Info Disclosures
• Google Slapped With IP Suit Over YouTube Livestream Tech
• Justices Focus On Recklessness In 'True Threat' Speech Case
• Ex-Fugee Calls Foreign Transactions 'Business 101'
• AI Art Cos. Want Out Of Artists' 'Collage Tool' Copyright Case
• Student Visas Should Allow Int'l Athletes' NIL Opportunities
• FCC Leaders Call For Auction Authority Renewal
• Accused Gem Smuggler Charged With Evading Terrorism Sanctions
• Without Stronger Due Diligence, Attys Risk AML Regulation
• Yuga Labs Win Shows TM Law Works Better For NFT Creators
• Ga. Atty Wants Film Mogul's 'Sham' $3.7M Arbitral Award Nixed
• Ex-DLA Piper Entertainment Litigator Rejoins Venable In LA
• What To Know About China's New AI Regulations
• Feds Seek 3 Years For Brother In $12M Tax Refund Scam
• Facebook Users Refute Joint Discovery Bid In Privacy Suit
• Broadcasters Hopeful FCC Will Revisit Streaming Regs
• Boies Appeals Trial Loss In Spat Over $20M Film Investment
• Funkadelic Musician's Copyright Claims Too Late, Clinton Says
• Mercedes-Benz Files TM Suit Over Lenovo's Gaming Logo
• 'Insider Trading' Lingo Not Off-Limits At OpenSea NFT Trial
• Social Media Is Not A Product, Tech Cos. Tell MDL Judge
• Texas Appeals Court Derails Bid To Dismiss Fraud Suit
• EU Launches Algorithmic Transparency Unit
• Beyoncé Challenges $3M In Taxes, Penalties Imposed By IRS
• Aid To Illegal Drug Imports Kills Price Checker's Antitrust Suit
• Kesha's Ex-Producer May Be A 'Public Figure,' Court Signals
• Media Took Wrong Path To Request Cop Video, NC Panel Says
• Okla. Wants Full 6th Circ. To Fix 'Defective' Horse Racing Law
• 5 Questions For Broadcast Assoc. President Curtis LeGeyt
• Netflix 'Playing Games' With Meta Suit Discovery, Court Told
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Win For Netflix On DivX Patent
• Del. Judge Orders Probe Of Fox's Dominion Case Conduct
• Calif. Bar Says Atty Must Face Ethics Charges For BLM Tweets
• Lin Wood's Ex-Colleagues Want Judgment In Defamation Case
• Fox Ends Dominion Defamation Suit For $787.5M Before Trial
• States Pile Onto DOJ's Google Ad Tech Monopolization Case
• Every Lawyer Can Act To Prevent Peer Suicide
• Comparing Iowa's Data Privacy Law With Other States'
• Ex-Fugees Rapper Cops To, Blames Advisers For Illegal Acts
• DA Seeks Inquiry Of Trump Atty On Possible Daniels Conflict
• Cert In Honest Co. Row May Be 'Kicking The Can,' Judge Says
• Google Won't Face Discovery Sanctions In Ad Privacy Suit
• 2 Charged With Operating Secret China Police Station In NYC
• Lin Wood Wants Out Of Ex-Colleagues' Defamation Suit
• Live Nation, Ticketmaster Push For Arbitration In Antitrust Suit
• Trump Resort Gets Rock Music Festival Suit Moved To Fla.
• Tech-Focused SPAC To Liquidate After Failing To Land Merger
• Tort Report: Fla. Civil Suits Surge In March Amid Tort Reform
• Nexon Says Dark And Darker Developer Stole Game Concept
• Soundgarden, Singer's Estate Reach Deal In Recording Row
• TTAB Wants To Know How Consumers View Celebrity Slogans
• 'Bohemian Rhapsody' Writer Says Net Proceeds Bit The Dust
• Standard General Vows No Swift Layoffs If Tegna Deal OK'd
• FCC's Leader Unveils Plan For Full Move To Next-Gen TV
• DOJ, Google Dispute When Gov't Discovered Chat Deletions
• Celebrities Say FTX Investor Suit Doesn't Involve Them
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Bezos Girlfriend's Brother Says Firm Sabotaged Extortion Suit
• Trump Can't Postpone NY Rape Trial With 'Delay Tactics'
• Some 'Rust' Suit Defendants Sidelined Over Privacy Concerns
• Ex-Fugees Rapper Denies Conspiring For Foreign Influence
• Nickelback Wants $592K In Fees For Texas Copyright Suit
• Building On Successful Judicial Assignment Reform In Texas
• Enviro Group Asks DC Circ. To Cancel SpaceX Satellites' OK
• Favre Sharpens Knives Against McAfee Over Fraud Comments
• Sonic The Hedgehog Swoops On Angry Birds With €706M Bid
• Del. Judge Rejects Fox's Call To Rethink Pretrial Rulings
• Delaware Judge Delays Dominion-Fox Trial Start Until Tuesday
• Trump Loses 2nd Bid To See Juror Names Ahead Of Civil Trial
• TikTok Faces Total Ban In Montana As Bill Heads To Governor
• 9th Circ. Pushes Back Against ZoomInfo's Free Speech Claims
• Fox Apologizes To Delaware Judge For Murdoch 'Confusion'
• Twitter Hit With Fresh PAGA Claims Amid Wave Of WARN Suits
• Live Nation Elects Powerhouse NBA Agent Rich Paul To Board
• How Delaware Inc. Shapes Dominion's Battle With Fox News
• Union Is Exempt From Producer's Antitrust Suit, Judge Says
• Atlanta Film Mogul Must Face Fraud Suit Over Land Buy
• FTC Proposal Greatly Widens Auto-Renewal Regulation
• Commanders Sale Won't Make Dan Snyder's Woes Disappear
• Ahead of Google Trial, Alsup Narrows Sonos Patent Case
• 5th Circ. Upholds Hearst Loss In Photog's Copyright Suit
• A New American Pastime: Sports Media Defamation Suits
• Discerning Differences, Parallels In 2 Foreign Influence Laws
• DC Circ. Affirms USPS Violated Artist's Free Speech
• 6th Circ. Affirms Live Nation's $25M Music Festival Win
• Parler Sold To Starboard After Collapse Of Kanye West Deal
• Law360 Explores: From Wolf Of Wall Street To First Street
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Diamond Sports, MLB Warm Up For Ch. 11 Contract Fight
• ICE Doc Says NBC Malice Could Hinge On Patient Testimony
• Google Judge Doubts Artists' YouTube Piracy Cert. Bid
• CBS Hit With Suit From Mo'Nique Over 'The Parkers' Pay
• Fox Faces Unusually Steep Odds As Defamation Trial Looms
• Why Must Google Permit Rival Search Engines? Judge Asks
• Premier League Will Boot Gambling Ads From Jersey Fronts
• Lisa Marie Presley's Ex Asks To Rep His Kids In Trust Dispute
• Now Is The Time For Independent Industry Self-Regulation
• MSG Must Provide Docs In Dispute With NY Liquor Agency
• How FTC Green Guides Update Would Alter Advertising Suits
• Netflix Says No To Chair's Deposition In Meta Monopoly Case
• Judge Wants Ex-FTX Influencer In Court After Threats To Atty
• Ohio Panel Tosses Convention Hall's $25M Valuation Dispute
• Trump Can't Delay NY Rape Trial After Funding Revelations
• Dan Snyder Saga Nears End With $6.05B Sale Of Commanders
• Activist Investor Wants Getty Images To Explore Options
• DC Court Declines To Free Trump From Defamation Suit
• Monster's Injunction Drops Bomb On Bang's 'Super Creatine'
• Meta Judge Says Bid For FTC 'Facts' Is 'Too Clever By Half'
• Dominion: Mike Lindell's Discovery Demands Are Harassment
• Manhattan DA Gets 2nd Threat Letter With Suspicious Powder
• Backstreet Boys' Nick Carter Accused Of Sex Assault In Suit
• Movie, Music Engineers Sound Off On FCC Wireless Mic Rules
• Car Show Star Says Lenders Violated Ga. Usury Laws
• Chicago Museum's Ex-Payroll Manager Admits Stealing $2M
• A History Of Dominion's $1.6B Defamation Fight With Fox
• House Judiciary GOP Subpoenas FTC Over Twitter Probe
• DOI Wants Tribal Input On Updating Artwork Legislation
• Microsoft-Activision Merger Should Be Allowed To Proceed
• Still No Clarity For 8 Charged Discord Traders, Judge Says
• Meta Calls FTC Information Request 'Impossible'
• Lil Yachty, UK Music Co. Reach Port With NFT TM Settlement
• FCC Launches New Space Bureau And Int'l Affairs Office
• Judge Lays Into Fox, Mulls Sanctions Ahead Of Dominion Trial
• Trump Wants Rape Trial Delayed Due To Hush-Money Charges
• Lack Of 'Basic' Info Sinks Gibson's Fees Bid In Guitar TM Case
• Trump Suit Accuses Michael Cohen Of 'Spreading Falsehoods'
• Twitter Slams Banned Attys' Remand Bid As 'Forum Shopping'
• R&B Artist Settles Song Copyright Dispute With NBC, NFL
• Do Videoconferences Establish Jurisdiction With Defendants?
• Mintz Taps Ex-FCC Legal Adviser As Technology Co-Chair
• Theater Ad Co. National Cinemedia To Slash Debt In Ch. 11
• Calif. Man Admits To Lying About Making Fake Basquiat Works
• Bird Marella Freed From Extortion Suit Linked To Bezos Affair
• Google Users Fight Uphill For Sanctions In Privacy Row
• Biden Admin. Seeks Public Input On Rules For AI Safety
• Gamers File Amended Challenge To Microsoft-Activision Deal
• DOJ Defends Google Ad Tech Case From Dismissal Bid
• VPN Co. Given Chance To Avoid Contempt In Fla. Movie IP Suit
• Ex-White House Atty Seeks Damages For Jan. 6 Allegations
• Amazon's Kuiper Calls For FCC To Act On NGSO Rules
• Reddit Wants WallStreetBets Founder's Suit Tossed
• Sony Music Spain Sues House Music Label Over Song Rights
• Fox Admits Murdoch's Fox News Role As Delaware Trial Nears
• Shake Shack Rebukes Counterclaim In Font 'Shakedown'
• NC Attorney General Agrees Libel Law Challenge Is Moot
• Generative AI Brings A New Generation Of Legal Issues
• 6th Circ. Dissolves Van Gogh Injunction After Settlement
• Amway Can't Bar Winning AIG Unit From Appeal: 6th Circ.
• Disney Urges Mich. Justices Not To Halt Win In Escheat Case
• Game Co. Investors Sue In Del. Over $600M Buyback
• Investor Sues Murdoch Over Fox's 2020 Election Coverage
• What Cos. Should Know About Proposed Auto Renewal Rule
• Calif. Atty Charged Over Tweets Says Bar Paints Her As Racist
• Sports Bar Asks Justices To Hear Boxing Match Copyright Suit
• Search Engine Hacking Needs A Legislative Fix
• Alex Jones Allowed To Delay Briefs In Sandy Hook Appeal
• Activist Investor Blasts Getty Board For Missed Opportunities
• SAG-AFTRA Health Plan To Pay $15M To Wrap ERISA Suit
• Humanism Should Replace Formalism In The Courts
• Outcome Health Execs Convicted Of Fraud
• T-Mobile Cites Ex-FCC GCs In Bid For Already-Sold Licenses
• Commanders To Pay Fans, AG $625,000 In Ticket Deposit Suit
• Bezos Nabs $371K Fees After Appellate Win Over GF's Brother
• Ex-Fugee Seeks Immunity For Obama Fundraiser's Testimony
• Streamers Fight To Keep Disney, ESPN Antitrust Suit Alive
• Iranian-Born Woman Gets 4 Years For Aiding Kidnapping Plot
• New Bad Bunny-Led Sports Agency Aims To Rep Latino Stars
• WWE Looks To Duck Rival's Renewed Antitrust Suit
• OneWeb Decries SpaceX Demand To Put Conditions On Rivals
• The Road Ahead For AI-Generated Works And Copyright
• Colorado Ends $8M Tax Fight With Billionaire
• Spotting Red Flags Of Illicit Activity In High-End Art Sales
• Real Estate Rumors: Isaac Perlmutter, MDH Partners, Namdar
• Understanding SEC's Aggressive Shift On Disclosure Controls
• DOJ Urged To Take 2nd Look At Warner-Discovery Merger
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Adviser Flags Threat In NBA Fraud Case
• Pittsburgh Steelers Coach Settles Motivational Tweet IP Suit
• Chrisley CPA Wants To Stay Free During Tax Evasion Appeal
• Warner Bros. Discovery Wants Suit Over $43B Tie-Up Tossed
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Apple's TM Loss May Have A Silver Lining For Brand Owners
• Marketing Co. Says F1 Team Lied About Car Performance
• Cubs Become First MLB Team To Partner With CBD Co.
• DirecTV Subscribers Want More Info On NFL's YouTube Deal
• AI-Generated Works Should Not Have Copyright Protection
• FCC Set To Launch New Space Bureau, Int'l Affairs Branch
• SmileDirect Can't Dodge Review Suppression Claims
• Kickstart My Lawsuit? Mötley Crüe Guitarist Sues Own Band
• SEC Conflicts Of Interest Settlement Is Cautionary Reminder
• Blacklisted Ga. Cheer Coach Sues Over Industry 'Witch Hunt'
• Expect Merger Enforcement To Roll Full Steam Ahead
• Film Producer Asks 11th Circ. To Redo Crypto Scam Sentence
• 3 Reasons Why Congress Should Stay Out Of NY Trump Probe
• Ex-Model Accuses Weinstein Associate Of Rape In NY
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Hogan Lovells
• MLB Says Diamond Sports Still Owes Twins, Guardians
• Tesla Investors See 'Uphill Battle' To Revive Musk Tweet Suit
• Canada's Privacy Chief Eyeing New Tech, Enhanced Powers
• Ye's School Bans Chairs And Feeds Only Sushi, Suit Says
• Alex Jones Co. Can't Pay Firms Court Rejected, Trustee Says
• Ex-USF Baseball Players Say Harassment Suit Should Stand
• Trump Faces Tough Odds Of Acquittal, Dismissal In DA's Case
• IP Forecast: Del. Judge Set To Turn Up Heat In Funding Probes
• FCC Faces Barrage Of GOP Questions Over Tegna Action
• Bipartisan Senate Group Pushes Next-Gen TV
• Chancellor Sends $3.5B Pandora-Sirius Tie-Up Suit To Trial
• When Preferred Equity Is A Shareholder Vote Alternative
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Calif. Federal Court Cuts Counterclaims In Copyright Case
• Don't Let Client Demands Erode Law Firm Autonomy
• Making The Argument Against No-Contact Bail Conditions
• 'Real Housewives' Ex-Star Owes Lawyers $124K, Filing Says
• Sony Blasts UK's U-Turn On Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal
• Chancery Keeps Stay In Place Despite AMC Reverse Split Deal
• Fla. Justices Mull Allowing Immediate Appeals In SLAPP Suits
• Outcome Health's Execs Knew Its Fraud The Best, Jury Hears
• Reciprocity Key To EU-US Data Deal's Fate, Schrems Says
• NC AG's Fight Over Criminal Libel Law Is Moot, DA Says
• Del. Justices Say Netflix Star Doesn't Own Half Of Elite World
• Fox Slips Journo's Copyright Case Over Jan. 6 Video Still
• NYT, Media Outlets Want Names Of FTX's Foreign Customers
• Cellular Giants Ink Deal On C-Band Operations
• Models, NC Strip Club End Lawsuit Over Unauthorized Photos
• AI May Be New But It's Not Unregulated, FTC's Bedoya Says
• Del. Justices Say Netflix Star Doesn't Own Half Of Elite World
• Fla. City Tells State High Court Its Golf Course Is Tax-Exempt
• Resellers Not Entitled To MSG Season Tickets, Court Says
• Twitter Investors Say Musk Can't Sink Suit Over Buyout
• Del. Judge Warns Fox, Dominion To 'Stay Away' From Jan. 6
• French Publisher Vivendi Offers New Fixes For Lagardere Deal
• Difficulty Of Detecting AI Content Poses Legal Challenges
• Bragg Says He Caught Trump On Tape. Will A Jury Hear It?
• Disinformation Litigation Lessons From Media Co. Losses
• Sandy Hook Plaintiff's Ch. 7 Estate To Get Alex Jones Money
• NY Election, Tax Laws A Hedge For DA In Trump Case
• Taiwanese Computer Cos. Must Face Patent Suits In Texas
• Fed. Circ. Estoppel Ruling Sets Battle Lines For New Disputes
• Twitter Contract Worker Files WARN Suit Over Mass Layoffs
• CNN Beats Alan Dershowitz's $300M Defamation Suit
• Ex-Trump Fundraiser Says Rapper Liaised Influence Scams
• Wash. State Joins DOJ's Google Ad Tech Case
• Fox Says Dominion Can't Call Some Witnesses To Del. Trial
• Meta Slams Advertisers For 'Utter Waste' Of Depo Time
• InfoWars Ch. 11 Trustee Says $54.9M Debt Claim Is Dubious
• Instagrammer's Pot Co. To Pay $1.6M In Contract Dispute
• DC Circ. Rejects Appeal To Make FCC Act On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Reality Star Claims Deepfake App Violates Publicity Rights
• 3rd Circ. Samsung Opinion Is A Plaintiffs' Arbitration Playbook
• Meet Justice Merchan, NY Judge Presiding Over Trump Case
• Trump Trial May Have To Deal With 'Stealth Jurors'
• Trump Pleads Not Guilty As NY DA Unveils 34 Felony Counts
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Apple's TM Win Over 'Apple Music'
• Woodward Cites Fair Use In Trump's Suit Over Recordings
• Thomson Reuters Targets $2.2B Share Buyback Program
• Foresight Key To Privacy Success, Trevor Noah Tells BigTech
• Amazon Can't Ax NBA 2K BIPA Suit Over Facial Scans
• Chinese Cinema Owner Loses Bid To Undo $457M Award
• Suits Over BetMGM Cyberbreach Consolidated In New Jersey
• Tesla, Musk Slam Dogecoin Buyers' 'Fanciful' Fraud Suit
• Portuguese Photog's Copyright Suit Can't Be Heard In NY
• Feds Urge High Court To Uphold Stalking Conviction
• Fed. Circ. Revives Valve's Bid To Ax Patent After $4M Verdict
• DOJ Forces Activision To Abandon Esports Salary Cap
• Agent's Contract Stance Fouls Protections, NBA Union Says
• My Pillow's Lindell Seeks Docs From Del. Dominion-Fox Battle
• AMC, Stockholders Settle Suit Over Reverse Stock Split
• Anschutz Media Co. Faces Suit Over JonBenet Ramsey Photo
• AT&T Comes Out On Top In Station Contract Racial Bias Suit
• Houston Rodeo Improperly Revoked Membership, Suit Says
• DOD Won't Give Up Toxic Exposure Docs, Suit Claims
• 'Mismatch' Dooms Google, Apple Collusion Suit For Now
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Workers, Labor Take Center Stage At ABA Antitrust Meeting
• New Ruling Shows Benefits Of HR-Only Harassment Policies
• Chatbot Patents Are Likely To Spark AI Wars
• Coachella Settles With Pot Co. Over 'Coachillin' Trademark
• Federal Judge's Amici Invitation Is A Good Idea, With Caveats
• Leonardo DiCaprio Testifies In Ex-Fugee's Conspiracy Trial
• Ex-Cadwalader Attorney Joins Trump's Defense Team In NY
• NJ Justices Reverse Altice's Win On Prorated Cable Bills
• Cineworld Strikes Debt-Swap Deal, Drops Sale Plans
• Squire Patton Hires Reed Smith Privacy Partner In Singapore