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Media & Entertainment - July, 2023

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• Meta And Twitter Among 26 Sued Over Telecom Patents
• Hate Speech Watchdog Rips Twitter's 'Bogus' False Ad Claims
• Crane School Fights Arbitrating Google, Apple Collusion Suit
• ByteDance Accused Of Harvesting Data In TikTok Editing App
• Strip Club's PPP Suit In Peril As Magistrate Judge Backs SBA
• Musk Says He Can't Be Personally Liable In Severance Claims
• CNN Topples Trump's Defamation Suit Over Nazi Commentary
• Liberty University Hit With TM Suit By Jerry Falwell Jr.
• NFL Says 'Sunday Ticket' Buyers Can't Prove Antitrust Claims
• FCC Can't Hold Back Wave Of T-Mobile Licenses, Group Says
• 9th. Circ. Urged To Dismiss Social Casino MDL Against Google
• IMedia's Ch. 11 Sale Timeline May Be Too Short, Judge Says
• OnlyFans Escapes Porn Stars' Blacklisting Suit
• DC Metro Scores Partial Win in 1st Amendment Suit Over Ads
• 2020 Election Conduct Calls For Fox Station Probe, FCC Told
• Copyright & TM Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• Real Estate Rumors: Signature Bank, Ash Shah, Rhino Capital
• Fox And Flutter Entertainment Announce Closure Of Fox Bet
• Microsoft Seeks UK Merger Block Rethink, Citing New Deals
• 11th Circ. Ruling May Impede Insurers' Defense Cost Recoup
• China TM Risk Shifting For Original Equipment Manufacturers
• Cable Group Blasts Broadcaster Effort To Regulate Streamers
• Anesthesiologist Cleared Over Instagram Surgery Video
• 'Meme Stock' Trader Pressured Ex-Wife To Lie, Feds Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Lin Wood Can't Wipe 'Gag Order' In Fight With Ex-Colleagues
• 11th Circ. Says Ala. DA Isn't Immune In Attys' Libel Case
• Jailing SBF Only Way To Stop Witness Intimidation, Feds Say
• First Amendment Group Backs Disney Claims Against Florida
• Privacy Developments To Watch In Rest Of 2023
• Coalition Fights Push For New FCC Retransmission Rules
• Meta Says It Can't Be Blamed For Misuse Of Pixel Software
• Epic, Match Ask To Split Google Claims From Antitrust Trial
• Conn. Court Clarifies Ruling In Alex Jones Atty's Error Case
• Ford Wants Full 11th Circ. To Rethink Mustang Class Decision
• Feds Seek Atty DQ In $1B Fraud Case Involving Bannon Ally
• NFL Punted A Controversial Owner, But Not The Legal Fallout
• Fox Sports Fights Uphill To Nix Claims COVID Aided Age Bias
• Rapper Admits Using Fraud Proceeds To Finance High Life
• DC Circ. Tosses Webcaster Royalty Rate Challenges
• Senate Panel Sends Bill Requiring AM Radio In Cars To Floor
• Disney Can't Dismiss Fla. Land Dispute With DeSantis Board
• Feds Call Mar-A-Lago Transparency Request 'Extraordinary'
• How Courts Are Wrestling With NY Anti-SLAPP Law
• 'Immersive' Exhibitor Files Del. Ch. 15 After Canada Filing
• Writer Drops $1M Copyright Suit For Taylor Swift 'Lover' Book
• Immigration Atty's Bid To Toss Defamation Suit Ruled Too Late
• 50 Cent Appeals Reed Smith Legal Fees And Malpractice Win
• NJ Atty To Mobsters, Celebs Remembered As Legal Legend
• DA Asks Judge If Trump 'Access Hollywood' Depo Is Protected
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Senate Dems Press For Sept. Vote On FCC Nominee Gomez
• Rising Star: Bird Marella's Kimberly A. Meyer
• Dignity Is Immaterial In Instagram Surgery Row, Jury Hears
• Calif. Judge Voices Concerns About Kid Internet Privacy Law
• CoComelon Wins $23.4M Jury Award In Copyright Case
• Senate Panel OKs Event Ticket-Pricing Bill To Block Junk Fees
• 9th Circ. Too Easy With Apple Pause, Epic Tells Justices
• Diageo Says Diddy Must Arbitrate Racism Claims
• Disney Says DeSantis Can't Avoid Constitutional Claims
• FloSports Cuts $2.6M Deal To End Facebook Pixel Privacy Suit
• Pandora Beats The Turtles' Pre-1972 Copyright Suit
• Objectors Say $725M Facebook Privacy Deal Is Unfair, Unclear
• Real Estate CEO Sues Event Co. Over 'Horrific' Wedding
• Kids' Online Privacy, Safety Bills Again Head To Senate Floor
• Tegna Deal's Handling Not 'Inappropriate,' FCC Chief Says
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• Cohen Says Trump's Celebrity Status Can't Halt Spread Of Info
• Calif. Collector Wants To Stay Out Of 'Blade Runner' Dispute
• Giuliani Admission 'Another Good Fact' For Trump Prosecutor
• Rising Star: Davis Wright's Cydney Swofford Freeman
• Ex-OneTaste Execs Signal Brady Fight In Forced Labor Case
• Parents Say Social Media MDL Attacks Conduct, Not Content
• Patient Says Instagram Video Caused Emotional Distress
• Bar Liable In Unofficial Showing Of Boxing Match, Judge Says
• 11th Circ. Says Disco Bassist Can't Protest Expired IP Defense
• X Corp. Sues Israeli Data Co. Over Scraping Practices
• College Athlete NIL Bills Sent To Congress Before Recess
• Michael Jackson's Cos. Face Skeptical Panel In Abuse Suits
• Amazon Gets PTAB To Throw Out Device Monitoring Patent
• Meta Tells 2nd Circ. Photo App Waited Too Long To Sue
• YouTube Accused Of Charging To Autoplay Ads 'Into The Void'
• An Emerging Copyright Paradox For AI-Generated Content
• Real Estate Rumors: Mark Attanasio, Inspired, JPMorgan
• TM Registration Bar Is Constitutional, Vidal Tells Justices
• TikTok Guru Botched Conn. Law Firm Campaign, Suit Says
• House Fails To Clear FCC Satellite Licensing Overhaul
• Microsoft Asks 9th Circ. To Reject Gamers' Activision Appeal
• Feds Say Bankman-Fried Should Be Jailed Ahead Of FTX Trial
• NC Court Admin Seeks To Toss Courthouse News Filing Suit
• The Case For Quantifying The Impact Of 'Dark Patterns'
• The Biggest Trademark Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Ga. DA Wants Trump Grand Jury Report Kept Secret For Now
• Rising Star: Susman Godfrey's Katy Peaslee
• Spacey Found Not Guilty Of UK Sexual Assaults
• Rudy Giuliani Concedes To Defaming Ga. Poll Workers
• 'What're You Fighting About?' Judge Asks Girardi Claimants
• Leon Black Accused Of Raping Autistic Teen At Epstein Home
• Broadcaster Can't Escape 'All Lives Matter' Twitter Dispute
• Bloomberg Can't Narrow Ex-Producer's Pay Bias Suit
• Meta Says Porn Stars Can't Say 'Oops' After Dropping Claims
• On Deck In JPML: Insulin Pricing, Bard Catheters, Southwest
• DOJ To Make First Rule For Making Gov't Websites Accessible
• Activision Tells TikTok Slices Guy In IP Suit: 'It's Enough!'
• Apple Says Amazon Pact Prevents Counterfeits
• Court Orders Valuation Of Ex-50 Cent Employee's Co. Shares
• Fox Led 'Wild Goose Chase' For Records, Smartmatic Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FCC Looks Again To Raise Broadband Speed Standards
• MetaBirkin NFT Artist To Appeal TM Trial Loss To Hermes
• Meta Urges 9th Circ. To Toss Social Media Casino Game MDL
• FTC Fake Review Rule May Help Curb Deceptive Marketing
• $122.5M Viacom-CBS Merger Suit Deal, $27M Fee OK'd In Del.
• The Biggest Antitrust Developments So Far In 2023
• Attys Seek $26M For Madison Square Garden Suit Deal
• Verizon Says 'Equal Access' Limits FCC Discrimination Rule
• Artist Keith Haring's Estate, Underwear Co. Resolve IP Dispute
• OpenAI Says ChatGPT Couldn't Defame Talk Radio Host
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• EU Probing Vivendi Actions In Lagardère Deal
• Parent Cleared Of 'Varsity Blues' Rap Wants His $1M Back
• Rising Star: Skadden's Thad Hartmann
• Liability For User Infringement Begs Specificity, 9th Circ. Says
• Chancery Chides Both Sides In AMC Stock Split Battle
• Full 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider Musk's Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• Activision Blizzard Sanctioned $35K In Atty Conflict Probe
• Yoga Video Co. Says Investor Suit Is A Stretch
• FCC Hikes Internet Speed Standard For Rural Deployment Aid
• Next-Gen Wi-Fi Calls For More 6 GHz Studies, FCC Told
• The Biggest Copyright Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• 'Losing Two Is OK,' FTC's Khan Says
• High Court Ruling Boosts New York Times v. Sullivan Vitality
• Judge Temporarily Halts IQVIA Deal At FTC's Behest
• Warhol Faker Wants Sentencing Delayed Amid Murder Charge
• The Fed. Circ. In July: Reissue Claims And The Original Patent
• Strategies For Conducting More Effective Plea Negotiations
• Bankman-Fried Says Giving Docs To NYT Was Free Speech
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• Rising Star: Covington's Neema Sahni
• Spacey Waits For Verdict As Jury Begins Deliberations
• Shaq Tells Judge His NFTs Were For Gamers, Not Investors
• Adult Film Stars Slam OnlyFans Sanctions Bid In Blacklist Suit
• Ex-NFL Pro Must Take Down Posts On 'Shark Tank' Investor
• Google Told To Pay $339M In WDTX Chromecast Patent Trial
• Trump-Linked SPAC Says Settlement Clears Path For Merger
• FCC Issues 9 Illegal Broadcast Warnings In Miami Area
• Hip Hop Photog Says Leafly Infringed Snoop Dogg, Tupac Pics
• AMC Retools $115M Stock Split Deal After Chancery Rejection
• Keep Up With Telemarketing Compliance: State Law Roundup
• Pa. Justices Won't Revive One Of Several 'Skill Game' Suits
• FCC Leader Names New Top Office Counsel, Legal Adviser
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• White House Secures Pledges From Google, Meta On AI Risks
• FTC Pauses In-House Challenge Of Microsoft, Activision Deal
• Failed Ad Startup Wasn't A Shell For Exec's Fraud, Judge Says
• Chinese Drone Co. Must Hand Over Source Code In IP Suit
• Trump-Related SPAC To Pay SEC $18M Over Truth Social Bid
• Fandom Can't Duck Meta Data Sharing Suit, Calif. Judge Rules
• Taylor Swift Fans' Live Nation Antitrust Suit Stays Federal
• FTC, HHS Raise Heat On Health Cos. Using Tracking Tech
• FCC Allows TV Stations To Still Broadcast 'Franken FM'
• It's Curtains For NYC Theaters' Vax Suit, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Alaska Telecom Says FCC's Interim Support Needed
• Amazon Can Ban Offensive Reviewers, Judge Rules
• The Legal Issues Flying Around The Evolving Drone Market
• 9th Circ. Expands TCPA Standing, Narrowing Defenses
• Snyder Fined $60M As $6B Commanders Sale Gets Owners' Nod
• Former Knicks Star Wants 2nd Circ. To Reassign Judge
• March Trial Set For Trump Media Co. Insider Trading Case
• 2023 Is Far From Done With Government Merger Cases
• Spacey Falsely Accused After Being 'Canceled,' Lawyer Says
• Back To Drawing Board For Artists' IP Suit Against Stability AI
• NY Feds Can't Halt LA Sex Wellness Company's Breach Suit
• Taylor Swift Tour Comes Up In Vertical Merger Hearing
• FTC Seeks Input On Proposal To Add COPPA Consent Option
• Disney Remains Victorious In Writer's 'Zootopia' Rip-Off Case
• AMC Stock Split Fight Shapes Del. Corporate Law Overhaul
• Coalition Formed To Close 'Streaming Loophole' In FCC Regs
• SAG-AFTRA, WGA Claim NBCUniversal Violated Labor Law
• NYT Says LIV, PGA Tour Merger Belies Effort To Seal Docs
• Attys Must Pay $7K Sanctions For Witness Coaching In IP Row
• Mallory Opinion Implicitly Overturned NC Sales Tax Ruling
• Cable Group Supports Unlicensed Spectrum For Wi-Fi Growth
• Ex-50 Cent Liquor Worker Says New Ruling Backs Ch. 7 Case
• Trump Can't Ax 'Convincing' $5M Assault Verdict, Judge Says
• 'Rust' Prosecutor's Drug Argument An 'Ambush,' Judge Says
• How NIL Collectives Could Be Tax-Exempt After IRS Curveball
• Microsoft, Activision Push Deadline Again Amid UK Concerns
• 'Strong' Hush-Money Proof Keeps Trump Case In State Court
• Diddy Says Diageo Can't Arbitrate Tequila Racism Dispute
• Spacey Used Power To Silence Accusers, Prosecutor Says
• Court Sinks Short-Seller's Defamation Suit In Texas
• Judge Ponders Contempt For GTV Media As Ex-Dir. Testifies
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Revisit 'Sexy Cop' Suit Against Vegas PD
• Meta Judge Rips 'Kitchen Sink' Suit Over Apple Ad Changes
• Oregon Becomes Latest State To Join Data Privacy Law Surge
• Ark. Police Officers Say Department Withheld Overtime
• Ex-Twitter Worker Sues For $500M In Missed Severance Suit
• Make USDA's ReConnect Permanent, Groups Urge Lawmakers
• Paramount Beats Privacy Suit Over Facebook Data Sharing
• WaPo Wants Out Of $3.8B Trump Defamation Suit
• MLB Takes Over TV Deal For A 2nd Bally Sports Team
• Rose Bowl, City Of Pasadena Beat Fan's Injury Suit On Appeal
• 7 Trials To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• How Multiagency Sanctions Enforcement Alters Compliance
• Is This Pastime A Side-Gig? Or Is It A Hobby?
• Ozy Media Founder Says Fraud Indictment Thin On Details
• Vice Bankruptcy Ruling Shows Contract Assignment Issues
• Smartmatic Blasts OAN's Recusal Bid In Defamation Suit
• Google Ad Tech Case Bound For Texas, AGs Tell 2nd Circ.
• Disney Investor Suit Shows Limit Of Del. Books, Records Law
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Pillsbury Drops Bid To Sanction Seiden In $457M Cinema Fight
• Justice Kagan Denies Bid To Halt Activision Deal
• Senate Urged To Swiftly Pass Bill To Boost Kids' Online Safety
• Erika Jayne Meets Face-To-Face With Girardi's Alleged Victims
• Apple Gets Epic Loss Paused As 9th Circ. Judge Rips Appeal
• 9/11 Judge Won't Overturn Kreindler Sanctions For Doc Leak
• Calif. Urges Sanctions For Activision Over Atty Conflict Probe
• Gamers Ask Justices To Halt Microsoft's $69B Activision Buy
• Fla. Blogger Says Anti-SLAPP Law Allows Immediate Appeal
• NY Judge Axes Part Of Authors' Royalty Row Against Audible
• 'Dark Deadline' Hits Cash-Strapped 'Rip And Replace' Program
• Verizon To Produce Liquor Agency Call Records In MSG Probe
• Embedding Instagram Posts Doesn't Infringe, 9th Circ. Says
• Microsoft, Sony Cut Call Of Duty Deal After FTC Court Loss
• Georgia's Biggest New Legislation For 2023: Midyear Report
• Commanders, Atty Accused Of Defaming Exec After Testimony
• Getty Images Is Sued Over Washington Remote-Work Costs
• Detroit Suburb Says Bars Can't Challenge Zoning Ordinance
• 50 Cent's Liquor Co. Scores Default In $7M Debt Fight
• Copyright Trial Defense Tips From 'Thinking Out Loud' Case
• Dish's IP Suit Over Pirated Content Survives Bid To Dismiss
• DC Circ. Affirms Dismissal In Nazi-Acquired Art Proceeding
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause Microsoft-Activision Merger
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• After Jury Trial Loss, T.I.'s Girl Group Plots Appeal To 9th Circ.
• FEMA Chief Says AM Radio Key To Disaster Response
• Monster Headphones Maker Can't Dodge Fees In Beats Row
• FCC Says Penalties Needed When Auction Winners Default
• Alex Jones Podcast Co. Sues Supplement Supplier In Ch. 11
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Kids' Google Privacy Case Ruling
• Toy Co. Labels Suit Over Disney Card Game Legal 'Alchemy'
• A Checklist For Cyber Incident Response Communications
• Reps. Greene, Gaetz Sue California Cities Over Nixed Rallies
• Giuliani Hit With $89K Sanctions, Warned More Could Follow
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Polling Website's Patents
• The Wild West Of Event Windows In Securities Class Actions
• Feds Say Tax Adviser Helped Famous DJs, Others Hide $100M
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Spacey Says Sex Assault Accusations 'Absolute Bollocks'
• Ex-Twitter Execs Seek Del. Order For Musk Legal Fee Payout
• Hunter Biden Tells Trump Stop Defaming Him, Inciting Base
• Republican AGs Warn CEOs About Bias After Harvard Ruling
• Stability AI CEO Duped Co-Founder Out Of Shares, Suit Says
• Live Nation Fights Uphill To Arbitrate Antitrust Suit
• UConn Athlete's Atty Facing Sanctions Bid In Bird-Flip Case
• Attys Say Designers' RICO Suit Will Shine A Light On Shein
• Twitter Sues Data Scrapers After Musk Caps Tweet Views
• Twitter Wants Out Of FTC Order, Claiming 'Bias'
• FCC Leader 'Optimistic' AI Brings More Hope Than Disaster
• Alex Jones Asks For Approval Of Book Deals In Ch. 11
• Disney Must Pay $15 Minimum Wage, Calif. Panel Rules
• Khan Denies FTC Is 'Harassing' Musk, Losing On Purpose
• Senate Panel Votes To Combat Social Media Drug Trafficking
• SAG-AFTRA Halts Hollywood With Plan To Strike
• FCC Wants To More Closely Examine Spectrum Usage
• Minn. Twins Accused Of Infringing 'Summerfest' Trademark
• Academics Sue Texas Over Constitutionality Of TikTok Ban
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• FTC Wants Stop To Microsoft, Activision Deal Pending Appeal
• What Revised FTC Guides Mean For Influencer Campaigns
• FCC To Probe How To Help Independent Video Programmers
• FCC Commissioner Carr Names New Legal Adviser
• Ex-News Anchor Wants $11M Music Pirating Judgment Nixed
• Tilray Defends Counterclaims In Bob Marley IP Row
• Disney Worker Says Insurer Illegally Denied Disability Claim
• Assault Allegations 'Exploded My World,' Spacey Testifies
• FTC Will Appeal Lost Bid To Block Microsoft's Activision Deal
• Meta, Princeton Urge Tossing IP Suit Over AI Data For Good
• Trump Voter Says Fox's 'Lies' About Jan. 6 Led To Threats
• Sens. Ponder If Federal Publicity Law Could Curb Deepfakes
• Facebook Users Laud 6% Claims Rate In $725M Privacy Deal
• Louisiana State Golf Club Settles Hurricane Ida Damage Suit
• Gamers Press Bid To Pause Activision Deal After FTC Loss
• Real Estate Rumors: Goodman, Public Storage, Angelina Jolie
• BBC, WaPo, AP Want Latest Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Game Maker Asks For Order Canceling Rival's 'Pa. Skill' TM
• FCC To Launch $200M School Cybersecurity Initiative
• Ga. Poll Workers Want Giuliani Sanctioned In Defamation Case
• Videographer Says Biden Social Media Case Bolsters Vax Suit
• 4 Legal Issues Grant-Funded Broadband Projects May Face
• Fed. Circ. Sinks Reissue Claims On Floating Grill Patent
• TV Host Fights To Save Bias Suit Against Nuggets' Parent Co.
• 'Varsity Blues' Jurist Bows Out Of Sentencing Fund Founder
• NY's Updated NIL Law Blazes A New Trail For Student-Athletes
• Scott + Scott To Rep Investors In Bored Ape NFT Promo Suit
• Dentons Adds Ex-HBO Senior VP To Media Team
• BetMGM Users Agree To Arbitrate Individual False Ad Claims
• Pryor Cashman Takes Over Fraud Case Of Bannon Ally Kwok
• Lawmakers Advance FCC Nominees To Senate Floor
• Prothonotaries In Pa. Are Judiciary Workers, Court Rules
• LIV, PGA Tour Resist NY Times Bid To Unseal Docs
• Broker-Dealer Ladenburg Sues Client Over Unpaid M&A Fee
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Top 5 Privacy Cases To Watch, From Chatbots To Geolocation
• Google Accused Of 'Putting World At Peril' Chasing AI Profits
• No Immunity For Trump In Carroll's Defamation Suit, DOJ Says
• Brad Pitt Accused Of 'Vindictive Campaign' To 'Loot' Winery
• 9th Circ. Probes If FCC Overstepped On Wireless Permits
• DOJ, DHS Get 'Inaccurate' Trump Terrorism Report Suit Axed
• LBRY Says It Will Close Down After SEC's Win
• Where The FTC Went Wrong Against Microsoft-Activision
• WaPo Wants Trump Media's $3.8B Suit Moved To Fed. Court
• Judge Axes 'WallStreetBets' Founder's TM Suit Against Reddit
• Trump Defends Election Fraud Claims As Constitutional 'Duty'
• Bumble Can't Swipe Left On Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Sirius Beats Patent Case Over German Satellite Radio Tech
• False Ad Snapshot Shows Risks Of Geographic Origin Claims
• File Found In Aretha Franklin's Couch Counts As A Will
• Congress Should Curb FTC Pattern Of Consent Order Abuse
• Moroccan Accused Of Spoofing Site To Steal Crypto, NFTs
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Microsoft Bid To Close Activision Deal Clears Key FTC Hurdle
• Amazon, Audible Attacked Over Auto Subscriptions Again
• Google Judge Rejects $5.5M Privacy Deal In Decade-Old Suit
• Times Can't Have Most Gov't Surveillance Docs, Judge Rules
• Gaming Co. Accuses IP Owner Of Bad Faith Patent Assertion
• Judge Rejects Bid To Rethink Cinemark's Virus Coverage Loss
• Texas Wants FCC Rule Limiting Amateur Radio Dialed Back
• FCC Delays Lifeline Changes To Study Impact Of Federal Aid
• Aretha Franklin's Sons Fight For Control Of Singer's Estate
• Trump's Niece Says Suit Over NYT Tax Story Chills Speech
• Accused 'Meme' Stock Trader Wants Prosecutors Sanctioned
• Sarah Silverman Brings Copyright Suits Against OpenAI, Meta
• Copyright Precautions For AI Content After Warhol
• Holland & Knight Grows Gaming Practice With DLA Piper Pro
• Actor Accuses Spacey Of Drugging Him During Assault
• DC Circ. Upholds, Narrows Controversial Sex Trafficking Law
• MeTV Escapes Suit Over Sharing Viewers' Data With Meta
• 'The Wire' Creator Urges Leniency In Actor's Fentanyl Death
• CashBet Coin Offering Resulted In Fraud Award, Suit Shows
• Pot Co. Wants Rival's Atty DQ'ed Over Alleged Conflict
• TikTok Moderators Can't Get Lead Counsel Appointed Yet
• Judge Allows Tweak To Notice In $48M TV Price-Fixing Deal
• Ye's School Lacked Windows And Hot Water, Latest Suit Says
• 50 Cent's Co. Seeks Default Win In $7M Feud With Ex-Worker
• Music Label Says It Owns 2 Live Crew Song Copyrights
• Split 11th Circ. Rethinks Ford Mustang Defect Class
• Lin Wood Can't Force Fraud Claims On Former Counsel, Client
• Music Cos. Hit Colo. Alt-Rock Station With Copyright Suit
• Don't Subject Streamers To Cable-Style Regulations, FCC Told
• An Evil Bear May Provide High Court TM Ruling Clarification
• FCC Nominees Up Soon For Senate Committee Vote
• OAN Wants Judge Off Smartmatic Case For Maduro Ties
• DOJ's Merger Record Improves & Other Early 2023 Highlights
• Ghosting In BigLaw: How To Come Back From Lack Of Feedback
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• TikTok, Creators Ask To Block Montana's 'Unprecedented' Ban
• Artist Richard Prince Rebuffed In Bid To Rehear Copyright Suit
• South African Watchdogs Clear Microsoft-Activision Deal
• Musk's Atty Says Meta Hired 'Dozens' Of Ex-Twitter Employees
• Is Conceptual Change Coming To The TTAB?
• Justices Told They Must End Overly Narrow View Of TCPA
• OnlyFans Seeks Porn Star Sanctions For 'Conspiracy Theory'
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Epic Says Apple's App Store Appeal Not 'Certworthy'
• Pa. Health System Accused Of Sharing Data With Facebook
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Reconsider Apple's TM 'Tacking' Loss
• Blu-Ray Industry Players Score $14.9M DMCA Win
• Real Estate Rumors: James Cameron, Capital Realty, Thor
• Influencer False Ad Settlement Shows Small Biz Is Fair Game
• MediaMath Holdings Approved For Cash Use In Ch. 11
• Why 7th Circ.'s BIPA Insurance Analysis Is Significant
• Chris Cuomo Can't Block Arbitration In $125M Fight With CNN
• Spacey Accuser Testifies About 'Horrific' Attack In Theater
• Raine Group Secures $760M For Fourth Growth Equity Fund
• SEC Fines COVID Test Maker, Execs Over Disclosures
• Trump Says Woodward Interviews Weren't Government Works
• Disney Wants Discovery Pause In Streamers' Antitrust Suit
• Personal Injury, Med Mal Cases To Watch In 2nd Half Of 2023
• Challenges Begin To FCC's Latest Broadband Service Maps
• The Philippines May Follow Vietnam In Banning 'Barbie'
• Mobile Industry Frets Over China's Pace On 6 GHz Band
• Social Media Claims Try To 'Create New Tort Law,' Cos. Say
• Trump Ordered To Answer Niece's Call To Pause Breach Suit
• Sex Wellness Gurus Rip 'Sensationalized' Forced Labor Case
• Hedge Fund's Suit Aims To Stop Scrutiny, Developer Says
• IMedia Gets OK For Ch. 11 Financing From Proposed Buyer
• Hidden Gun May Get Ex-Fugitive Art Fraudster 2 Years
• Steps To Success For Senior Associates
• High Court Row Over Officials Blocking Critics Gets Support
• Jailed Reality Star Urges End To Ga. Tax Staffer's Libel Suit
• FARA Advisory Opinions Raise Questions For Digital Media
• Ex-Trump Aide Drops DOD Suit After 'Deep State' Book OK'd
• Mar-A-Lago Surveillance Video Shows Boxes Being Moved
• Spacey Grabbed Genitalia 'Like A Cobra,' Victim Says
• 5 Sports & Betting Cases To Watch In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• Judge Says Biden Admin Can't Meddle In Social Media
• Spacey Had 'Panicked Look' After Sex Assault, Court Told
• FTC Backs Ethics Chief Who Owned Meta Stock During Probe
• Trump-Linked SPAC Inks $18M Proposed Deal With SEC
• Ex-Twitter Employees Accuse Co. Of Stalling Arbitration
• Split 9th Circ. Invalidates Oregon's Ban On Secret Recordings
• 9th Circ. Affirms IP Plaintiff Has No US Claim Against Nirvana
• 3 Takeaways From The Supreme Court's Session
• Law360 Podcasts Untangle A Week Of Blockbuster Rulings
• Apple Taking Epic App Store Case To High Court
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Jackson Debuts As Chattiest Justice
• Judge Says Calif. Privacy Rules Can't Be Enforced Until March
• Legal Profession Must Do More For Lawyers With Disabilities
• What To Watch In Mass. Courts In The 2nd Half Of 2023
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Breaking Down The Vote: The High Court Term In Review
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court
• Real Estate Recap: Disney v. DeSantis
• 'Varsity Blues' Dad Rips 'Desperate' Gov't Bid To Keep Judge
• Ad Services Co. MediaMath Hits Ch. 11, Plans To Wind Down
• Man Tells Jury Spacey Assaulted Him 12 Times