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Media & Entertainment - September, 2023

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• Senate Re-Ups FCC Members Starks And Carr
• Watchdog Aims To 'Unblur' Ads, Protect Kids In Metaverse
• VA Can Exclude Co. From Deal Over Similar Ongoing Work
• Docs Say Maya Kowalski's Mom Didn't Set Off Alarm Bells
• Copyright Fight At High Court May Stir Up More Suits
• Diageo Says Diddy Refused To Fund Tequila Venture
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• NJ Judge Tosses Medieval Times' TM Suit Against Union
• Judge Ends NFL Pro, 'Blind Side' Inspiration Conservatorship
• PE Exec Avoids Prison On 'Varsity Blues' Tax Charge
• Lizzo Denies Dancers' Sexual Harassment, Racial Bias Claims
• DC Circ. Tells FCC To Wrap Up Media Ownership Rule Review
• Paris Hilton Settles IP Suit Over Instagram Photos Of Herself
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• Fed. Circ. In September: The Scope Of Analogous Prior Art
• Trump Tells 2nd Circ. Immunity Bars Carroll Defamation Suit
• Chris Brown Gets Half Of Canceled Show Claims Tossed
• IRS Consultant Charged With Leaking Tax Info To Media
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NTIA Seeking Ideas For Protecting Minors Online
• Mich. Judge Trims Contract Breach Suit Against R&B Singer
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• Justices Take Up Copyright Damages Row
• High Court Will Review Texas, Fla. Social Media Laws
• Fox Targets Soros In Smartmatic $2.7B Defamation Suit
• Trump Says Cohen Can't 'Disavow' Words In $500M Lawsuit
• SEC Fines 2 Cos. $1.1M Over Paid Touts Of Reg A Offerings
• Designer Seeks OK Of $5.7M Award In 'DreamCube' Feud
• Clear Channel To Pay $26M FCPA Fine Over Chinese Bribes
• ​​​​​​​Sarah Silverman Says OpenAI Can't 'Unilaterally Rewrite' Law
• Yelp, Paxton Start Fight Over Anti-Abortion Centers Disclaimer
• Apple Asks High Court To Nix App Store Rule Block
• It's Final Exam Time For 'Varsity Blues' As Big Appeals Loom
• Denver BOE Member Can Pursue Some Defamation Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester U, Warriors, Citigroup China
• Headphone Maker Backed By Drake Hits Ch. 11 In Calif.
• Attys Sanctioned For Withheld Docs In Bob Dylan Abuse Suit
• Full DC Circ. Won't Rethink Webcaster Royalty Hike Suit
• What SEC Actions Against NFTs May Mean For Issuers
• 3rd Circ. Affirms YES Network's Loss In COVID Coverage Suit
• Judge Recuses Himself From FTC's Showdown With Amazon
• Epic Urges Supreme Court To Block Apple's App Store Rules
• Ex-Marvel Exec Can't Seek Punitive Damages In Hate Mail Row
• Apple Uses Bing's Overtures To Leverage Google, Judge Told
• Could Net Neutrality Mean Rate Regulation? 'Nope,' Says FCC
• 'Love Is Blind' Contestant Fights Producers To Keep Suit Alive
• SEC Doles Out $1.5M In Fines Over Insider Reporting Failures
• Copyright Office Says It's Stumped By AI, Too
• FTC Revives In-House Challenge Of Microsoft, Activision Deal
• Twitter User Can't Nix SEC Suit Over Penny Stock Ploy
• News Outlets Rip Smiling MAGA Kid's 6th Circ. Rehearing Bid
• A Breakdown Of The New Florida Digital Privacy Law
• Apple Beats Suit Over Photos In Billie Eilish Documentary
• FCC Urged To Add Data Locations To Proposed Device Labels
• Netflix Loses German Battle Over Broadcom Video Patent
• Steam Owner Can't Shake 'Geo-Blocking' €1.6M Antitrust Fine
• 4 Years On, Unraveling The Lessons Of 'Varsity Blues'
• Hollywood Writers To End Strike As WGA Leaders OK Deal
• NYC Council Urged To Ban Biometric Tech In Venues, Housing
• 3rd Circ. Sends Post-Gazette Layoff Dispute Back To NLRB
• Tolkien Fanfic Writer Says Amazon Bid Hurts Copyright Act
• Maya Kowalski Told Doc She Was Afraid Of Upsetting Mother
• Apple Frets Over 'Substantial' Info Risks In Google Trial
• Apple VP: No Need For 'Inferior' Options To Google Search
• Texas Judge Strikes Down 'Unconstitutional' State Drag Ban
• Music Co. Fights Firm's Bid To End Ex-Fugees Rapper's Suit
• Consumers Want Live Nation Arbitration Appeal Fast-Tracked
• Right-Wing Twitter Personality Seeks No Prison For Voter Con
• Feds Say Race Played No Role In Charging Ozy Media Boss
• SiriusXM Enlists Debevoise To Weigh Liberty Biz Combo Offer
• Hunter Biden Accuses Giuliani Of Hacking Infamous Laptop
• Judge Won't Strike Class Claims From Sirius XM TCPA Row
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Democratic FCC To Revive Obama-Era Net Neutrality Rules
• FTC Finally Brings Down Antitrust Hammer On Amazon
• As 'Varsity Blues' Winds Down, Attys Recall A Wild Beginning
• Jay-Z, Timbaland Beat Soul Musician's Copyright Suit
• Judge Seeks Emails In Dropped Bob Dylan Sex Abuse Suit
• Meta Faces TM Suit By Tech Recruiter Over Rebrand
• Teacher Fired For Posts Can't Bring 1st Amendment Claim
• Thomson Reuters, ROSS IP Row Must Go To Trial, Judge Says
• T-Mobile Blasts DOJ Compromise On Dish Extension Request
• NY Judge Grants Class Cert. In Publishing Royalties Row
• Family Of Baseball Legend Loses TM Suit Against Puerto Rico
• Safety Industry Group Vies To Fill Need For 4.9 GHz 'Manager'
• AMC, Sony Escape Tax Biz's 'Better Call Saul' TM Suit
• Senate Bill Would Streamline Broadband Project Approvals
• Google Gets Bankrupt App's Antitrust Claims Tossed For Now
• Podcast Host Hit With SEC Suit Over 'Cash Flow' Scheme
• Hollywood Writers, Studios Reach Deal That Could End Strike
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• OpenAI Has 'One Last Chance' To Keep Suit In Federal Court
• Match Group Says Investors Claim Nothing But Puffery
• Disciplined Ill. Atty Accused Of Lying In Tweet And Objection
• Yelp, Newspapers Want Paul Weiss DQ In Google AdTech Row
• Tossed FIFA Bribery Convictions May Spur New DOJ Offense
• Tips For Camp Lejeune Attorneys To Mitigate TCPA Suit Risks
• Feds To Appeal Toss Of FIFA Bribery Convictions
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Giuliani Ordered To Cough Up $237K In Ga. Poll Workers' Suit
• UK Cements 'Bridge' To Ease US Data Transfers
• NCAA Athletes Win Cert. For Injunctive Relief Class In NIL Suit
• Bid To Nix ICE Doc's Subpoena Of Detainees' Lawyer Punted
• FCC Republican Pushes Against Idea Of Net Neutrality Revival
• Taiwanese Computer Co. Ends 3 WDTX Patent Suits
• Filmmaker's Son Brings Alleged Arbitration Fraud To 9th Circ.
• Meta Must Face Insurance Ad Bias Suit, Calif. Panel Says
• Kwok Operatives 'Materially Altering' NJ Mansion, Feds Claim
• Google Fights $339M Verdict Finding Chromecast Infringed IP
• Alito Extends Freeze Of Ban On Biden Social Media Work
• Yogi Bows Out Of TM Case Against Calm.com
• Software Co. Asks 11th Circ. To Revive Licensing Deal Suit
• MGM Hit With Proposed Class Action Over 10-Day Cyberattack
• Broncos Player Can't Keep Injury Claims In Court, Judge Says
• Ex-One Direction Star Accused Of Copying Musician's Song
• Ga. Libel Litigants Face Essay Style Sanctions
• NJ Judicial Protections Law Survives Constitutional Challenge
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• Canceled B-Day Bash At Sting's Italy Estate Brings $2.8M Suit
• Bankman-Fried Will Stay In Jail Ahead Of Trial, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Designer Alleges Racism, Threats Backstage On Lizzo Tour
• Fla. Jury Hears Openings In 'Take Care Of Maya' Med Mal Case
• Fox Corp. Beats Patent Suit Over Broadcasting Tech
• Diageo Says NY Court Misread Diddy Arbitration Agreement
• Switching From Google 'Too Many Steps,' Rival CEO Says
• FCC Looks To Clear Satellite Licensing Logjams
• Netflix Cuts The Cord On Finnish Patent Foe's Asset Transfer
• Investors Urge Discovery Of Movie Mogul's Wife In Award Spat
• Engineer's $194K Bored Ape Judgment Paused For Challenge
• Early Audible Win Closes The Book On Authors' Royalty Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Elton John, Albany Road, Penske Media
• Democratic Bill Would 'Empower' FTC On Artificial Intelligence
• What Cos. Must Know About New Ore. Consumer Privacy Law
• OneTaste Exec Attys Say Fed Conflict Hearing Bid Falls Flat
• New FCC Broadband Label Rules Should Be Read Carefully
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, Mallinckrodt, XFL-USFL
• Cases, Issues That May Shape The Intersection Of AI And IP
• States Tell Alito Social Media Work Ban Protects Free Speech
• Ex-Pastor Seeks Default Win On His Defamation Claims In NC
• Agency Says EA Misleading Court In NIL Video Game Suit
• Judge Told New Google Search Systems Don't Need User Data
• Ga. Park Escapes Suit Over Woman's Waterslide Injury
• 50 Cent's Ex-Liquor Boss Must Pay $7M Debt, Despite Ch. 7
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Ex-Court Worker's Death Threat Conviction
• London Financier Gets 20 Months For Role In $86M Art Scam
• Meta Sued Over Lifting Health Info From Non-Facebook Users
• Entertainment IP Veteran Joins Oppenheim & Zebrak In NYC
• 'Varsity Blues' Couple Tell 1st Circ. Guilty Pleas Can't Stand
• Amazon Execs Pulled Into FTC Suit Over Prime Enrollments
• Edible Arrangements Can't Shake All Claims By Ex-President
• COVID 'Event' Triggered Coverage For Endeavor, Panel Told
• FCC Chief Warns 'Rip And Replace' Covers 40% Of Costs
• More Writers Sue OpenAI Alleging ChatGPT Infringes Their IP
• Bumble Cos. Can't Escape BIPA Suit Over Face Scans
• Smartmatic 'Never Going To Be Dominion,' Says Fox Atty
• Amazon Beats Multimedia Patent Infringement Suit At Trial
• Google Units Dropped From AI Development Suit
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• Netflix Must Keep Fighting Central Park 5 Prosecutor's Claims
• Artist Takes Bold Copyright Move Against DC Comics
• Rapper's Girlfriend Used To Blow Up Vape Deal, Fla. Suit Says
• Judge Tosses Hailey Bieber TM Row Amid Settlement Talks
• MSG Announces Post-Spinoff Stock Sale And $50M Buyback
• Exec Says Google Must Constantly Innovate To Retain Users
• FBI Can't Shield All Epstein Records From FOIA Request
• Alex Jones Defends 'Lavish Lifestyle' Spending In Bankruptcy
• Showbiz Atty Departs Paul Hastings To Advise Ryan Murphy
• FTC Won't Repeat Privacy 'Mistake' With AI, Bureau Chief Says
• 18 States Back Montana In Fight Over TikTok Ban
• Albright Says Texas Book Rating Law 'Misses The Mark'
• Meta Slams Copyright Claims In Sarah Silverman's AI Suit
• Former Director Of 50 Cent's Alcohol Co. Cops To $2.2M Fraud
• Full 5th Circ. Skeptical Of FCC's Universal Service Regime
• Ga. Can't Tax Lease Payments On Amusement Devices
• Real Estate Rumors: MediaWill, Habitat For Humanity, Chirisa
• Valeant Says 9th Circ.'s FCA Disclosure Ruling Went Too Far
• Rural Broadband Group Seeks Changes To FCC Plan
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• DOJ Backs More 'Modest' Extension For Dish Spectrum Buy
• Ga. Justices Won't Take Netflix, Disney Franchise Fees Case
• Pot Billboard Ban, Labor Deals Pitched To Mass. Lawmakers
• In A 'Barbie' World: Boosting IP Value With Publicity Machines
• IP Ace Rejoins Hogan Lovells In Miami From Pryor Cashman
• 2nd Circ. Unlikely To Free Bankman-Fried After Diary Leak
• Lin Wood's Contempt Costs $42K In Atty Fees On Top Of Fine
• Miles Davis Photog Says Warhol Order Impacts Tattoo IP Row
• Google Ad Tech Judge Explains Why Bias Defense Must Go
• Gag Order Denied In Calif. Ship Captain's Trial Over 34 Deaths
• Netflix Escapes Suit's Claws Over 'Tiger King' Tattoo Clip
• AMC Stock Plunge Cuts Counsel Fee In Reverse-Split Dispute
• Atty Tacopina Cleared Of 'Conflict' In Trump Hush Money Case
• Calif. Law Boosting Kids' Online Privacy Blocked For Now
• Fix FCC Subsidies' 'Distortionary' Base, Network Group Says
• Kohlberg Pushes Back In Chancery On Akademos 'Washout'
• Cruz Says Aid To 'Wealthy Enclaves' Shows Broadband Waste
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• When Can Human Input Render AI Work Copyrightable?
• Trump Wants To Narrow Down 'Electric Avenue' IP Row
• Gamehaus, SPAC Ink $500M Deal Guided By 6 Law Firms
• MLB Stars Drop Al Jazeera Defamation Suits Over Doping Doc
• ESG Around The World: Australia
• Judge Tells Sides To Simmer Down In NC Justice's Speech Suit
• Sony Customers Ink $16M Deal In Meta Data Sharing Suit
• Key Takeaways For Email Marketing From Experian Settlement
• CNN Slams Cuomo's Bid To Probe Arbitrator In $125M Case
• DOJ Gets Google's Bias Defense Cut In Ad Tech Case
• Riot Games Rival Must Face IP Suit Over League Of Legends
• Salesforce Can't Get Sex-Trafficking Rehearing, 7th Circ. Told
• Calif. 'Delete Act' Targeting Data Brokers Heads To Governor
• Fox Watches More Defamation Cases Pile Up In Chancery
• Bloomberg Subscriber Must Arbitrate Tracking Privacy Suit
• Rapper T.I., Tiny Harris Granted 3rd Doll IP Trial Against MGA
• In Unsealed X Docs, Feds Feared Trump Could Incite Violence
• Software Engineer Wants $194K Bored Ape Penalty Put On Ice
• FCC Judge Won't Revoke Radio License For Old Tax Crime
• Ex-MPAA GC Disbarred In NY For Blackmail, Sex Abuse
• Weinstein Ch. 11 Trust Granted $1M US Trustee Fee Refund
• 'I Was Protecting Google,' Exec Says Of Comms Policy
• Musk's X Corp. Slams Ex-Twitter Exec's 'Egregious' Fee Bid
• Canadian Community Newspaper Chain Declares Insolvency
• 'Blind Side' Family Denies Claims From 'Colloquial' Son Oher
• Mich. Justices Show Interest In Appeal Of Disney Escheat Win
• SpaceX Wants FCC To Have Deadlines For Sat App Approvals
• The NIL Legislation Race: CAEFA And Ted Cruz's Draft Bill
• Off The Bench: NFL Racism, Pac-12 Exodus, And Golf Docs
• Developers Are Testing Defenses In Generative AI Litigation
• Deepfakes Remain A Threat Ahead Of 2024 Elections
• Playtika Paying Up To $300M For Gaming Peer Innplay Labs
• Cohen Says Trump Won't Produce Docs Justifying $500M Suit
• Attys Slam 'Nonsensical' Sanctions Bid In 'Blade Runner' Row
• Nickelback Shouldn't Win Fees In Copyright Fight, Judge Says
• ROSS Can't Prove Westlaw Users Mix Software, Reuters Says
• Address The Data Monopoly, Otherwise Tech Giants Control AI
• Spencer Fane Launches New Sports Law Practice
• TikTok Draws $367M EU Fine For Children's Privacy Missteps
• Citadel CEO Subpoenas ProPublica Over Tax Data Leak
• Paper Says Order Allowing Picketing Not Grounds For Fees
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Striking Worker Benefits Bill Sent To Newsom's Desk
• What Makes NFTs Securities? SEC Cases Point To Marketing
• Ex-MoviePass Execs Beat Some Claims In SEC's Fraud Suit
• Google Search 'Usage' No Proof Of 'Demand,' Judge Told
• Kate Spade Wins Partial Injunction In Tech Accessory TM Row
• NJRC's Delay Kept Horse Out Of Dream Race, Owner Says
• Dallas Cowboys Hit With Suit Over Stadium App Patent
• Alito Freezes Ban On Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Forest Hills Stadium Sues Over Pedestrian Access
• Meta Must Face DC's COVID Vaccine Misinformation Subpoena
• Actress Sues Cosby, WME Agency Over Alleged 1971 Assault
• Justices Are Asked To Revive TM Claims Over Tarantino Film
• Proving NFL Racism Tall Task, But Trotter Suit Adds To Pattern
• Supporters Scramble To Save Key Broadband Subsidy
• Short Story Inspired By Facebook Post Deemed Fair Use
• States Urged To Loop Schools, Libraries Into Broadband Plans
• NJ High Court To Decide Validity Of Nondisparagement Pacts
• Attys For OneTaste Execs May Have Conflicts, Feds Say
• Publishers Bring Copyright Suit To Shut Down 'Thieves' Den'
• NC Justice Balks At Watchdog's Delay In Free Speech Feud
• Brand Owners Beware: AI-Generated Ad Content Poses Risks
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• 7 Firms Lead Deal For College Sports Rights Management Co.
• Delaware Joins Growing State Data Privacy Law Patchwork
• Las Vegas Paper Wants To End Pact With Rival Now
• Marvel Visual Effects Workers Vote To Unionize With IATSE
• Google Prioritized Being Default Search Engine, Ex-Exec Says
• Hilton, Fallon, Bieber Want Out Of Bored Ape NFT Suit
• MGM Resorts Websites Shut Down By Cyberattack
• News Outlets Say State's Brief Didn't Address Antitrust Issues
• NC Panel Rules City Docs Held By 3rd-Party Are Public Record
• Grievances Over Broadcast 'Blackouts' Aired In House Panel
• Mass. Justices On The Fence Over $19M Casino Land Deal
• Major League Pickleball Unites With Rival In PE-Backed Deal
• Producer Claims Disbarred Atty Lied About Mel Gibson Film
• DuPont Wants Terms Of PFAS Deal With Ga. City Kept Secret
• Caesars Sportsbook Lies About Risk-Free Bets, Suit Claims
• Feds Seek Prison For Financial Adviser In $86M Art Fraud
• Nielsen To Pay $570K To Settle DOL's Race Bias Allegations
• SEC Fines Celeb-Backed NFT Project In Latest Crackdown
• Meta's AI Targeted By Prominent Writers In Latest IP Suit
• NYC Pensions Say Fox 'Chose To Invite' Defamation Suits
• Girardi's Dementia Diagnosis By USC Doc Challenged By Feds
• DC Circ. Asked To Reconsider Webcaster Royalty Hike Suit
• Google Feared Losing Default Status, Judge Hears
• Trump Says He Will Get Copyright Over Woodward Interview
• Judge Trims Claims Against Auctioneer Of Potential Van Gogh
• Casino Cos.' $329M Award Fight 'Rife With Factual Disputes'
• Influencer To Pay Up To End Pa. AG's Suit Over Ad Scam
• Rural Providers Say 5G Fund Changes May 'Strand' Projects
• Bankman-Fried Can't Get Out Of Jail To Prep For Trial
• FTC Fights X Corp.'s 'Drastic' Bid To End Privacy Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Unlikely To Pause Carroll-Trump Defamation Feud
• DC Circ. Deems Copyrighted Regulations Fair Use
• Reporter Jim Trotter Hits NFL With Bombshell Racism Suit
• Streaming Cos. Owe City For Resource Use, 7th Circ. Told
• Chancery Upholds Bumble's Extra Votes For 'Principals'
• Redbox Class Suit Brands Apollo Global Sale Terms Unfair
• Real Estate Rumors: Mohamed Hadid, Toro, Apollo Global
• 9th Circ. Judge Doubts Facebook Class Cert. In Ad Reach Row
• FCC Waives Promotional Fund Rules For 'Unique' Contractor
• Aviation Atty Insists Conn. Defamation Suit Refiled In Time
• CNN Urges 11th Circ. Not To Revive Dershowitz Suit
• Full 2nd Circ. Urged To Review $312K Sanctions In WWE Suit
• Best Ad Practices For Digital Products Amid FTC Scrutiny
• Leafly Settles Photog's Suit Over Tupac Cannabis Cigar Pic
• Companies Must Dig Up Old Laws To Stay Privacy-Compliant
• Pulitzer Winner Chabon, Other Authors Hit OpenAI With IP Suit
• MGA Argues Jack Daniel's Ruling Doesn't Require 3rd T.I. Trial
• Right-Wing Twitter Maven Says Feds' Deceit Corrupted Trial
• DOJ Says Google Millions Of Documents Behind In Discovery
• Photographer's Suit Over Richard Prince Installation Narrowed
• Trump Can't Own All The President's Words, Woodward Says
• Michael Irvin Reportedly Settles Defamation Row With Marriott
• TTAB Says IBM Can't Trim 'Sterling' Fight
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Netflix's Loss In Multimedia File Patent Row
• Last 2 Pac-12 Schools Get TRO To Protect Governance
• 9th Circ. Again Urged To Reject 'Weak' Tinder Age Bias Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• MyPillow CEO Says Ex-Dominion Exec Barking Up Wrong Tree
• Fixed Broadband Ready To Deploy In 12 GHz, FCC Told
• Live Nation Taking Antitrust Arbitration Bid To 9th Circ.
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• 8 Ways Life Sciences Cos. Can Adapt To The Social Media Era
• FTC Settlements Widen Efforts To Shield Health Data
• Colorado Justices Say Criticism Of Beauty Shop Is Privileged
• Talk Radio Host Challenges Bid To Erase ChatGPT Libel Suit
• Tolkien Trust Seeks IP Fees As Writer's Atty Asks To Withdraw
• Doctor Wants J&J Unit's Libel Suit Over Talc Study Tossed
• Bipartisan Senate Duo Offer Framework For Regulating AI
• X Corp. Challenges Calif.'s Landmark Content Moderation Law
• Rolling Stones Say They Don't Belong In New Orleans
• T.I.-MGA IP Fight May Get 3rd Trial After Jack Daniel's Ruling
• Hearst, Yahoo Can't Nix IP Suit Over Pics Of Paul Simon Home
• California Gov. Directs Agencies To Study Risks, Uses Of AI
• Facebook Health Tracking Privacy Suit Slashed For Now
• 5th Circ. Urged To Rethink Reversal Over Models' Ad suit
• Carriers End Amber Heard Defamation Coverage Dispute
• FCC Must Grant Renewal Of Fox Philly Station, Co. Says
• Google Appeals To Public Ahead Of Search Monopoly Trial
• Sam Smith Shakes Off 'Dancing With A Stranger' IP Suit
• Justices Told Ax Of $308M Apple Patent Verdict Flouted Law
• Chamber Supports High Court Review Of Soccer Antitrust Suit
• Behind The Economics Of The DOJ's Case Against Google
• Disney 'Unresponsive' In IP Settlement Talks, Says Shirtmaker
• Dish Hits Sports Streaming Service With Patent Suit
• 4 Indicted Over Vandalism Spree Targeting NH Reporters
• Telecom Groups Urge 5th Circ. To Back FCC Subsidy Fees
• Impact Of Copyright Denial On Future AI-Generated Art Cases
• Atty Faces Sanctions Bid In 'Blade Runner' Art Dispute
• Bloomberg Time-Rounding Policy Was Fair, Judge Says
• US Wants To Block $75M TV Network Sale In Estate Tax Case
• A Festival Of Litigation Could Arise From 'Electric Zoo' Fiasco
• Off The Bench: Sports & Betting Legal News You Can't Miss
• Future Of NFTs Uncertain As SEC Takes Hawkish Approach
• Google's Deals Face Biggest DOJ Antitrust Case In Years
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Latham
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Justice Alito Refuses To Recuse Himself From Tax Case
• US Copyright Biz Rocks World Of UK Peer With $470M Bid
• Musk Says Workers Can't Go After Him In Severance Dispute
• Calif. Privacy Board Turns To New Regs As Uncertainties Swirl
• Facebook Jurist 'Blown Away' By Record Reply To $725M Deal
• Art Gallery's 'Public Works' TM Suit Gets Trimmed
• Google Judge Orders Top Execs To Meet Before Antitrust Trial
• Kidrobot's IP Suit Over Frida Kahlo Art On Toy Thrown Out
• 'Nigerian Prince Scam' Sends Philly TV Station's Fate To FCC
• 4 Firms Guide Artemis' Purchase Of Creative Artists Agency
• Disney, Fla. Board Agree To Take Contract Spat To State Court
• Amazon Beats Claims Users Duped Into Audible Subscriptions
• Microsoft Urges 9th Circ. To Reject FTC's Activision Challenge
• Diageo Loses Bid To Send Diddy Racism Fight To Arbitration
• 'You Can't Fake Funny': Brief Says Musk Skit Tanked Dogecoin
• Danish Model Hits MMA Fighter With Revenge-Porn Suit
• In A 'Barbie' World
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• Deepfake Face Swap App Must Face Reality TV Star's Suit
• In A 'Barbie' World: How To 'Grow Up' IP With Fan Creations
• Ohio Judge Certifies Exotic Dancer Class For Wage Suit
• 11th Circ. Rejects Ga. Ex-Lawmaker's Story In Facebook Spat
• Questions To Ask Before Using Company Data To Train AI
• Chancery Sends Back Snap Settlement Over Class Concerns
• Senate Confirms Anna Gomez As 5th FCC Commissioner
• Instagram Influencer Gets 5 Years For COVID Fraud Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: Great Wall Motor, Carlyle, Amer Sports
• Ex-FTX Exec Cops Plea, But Not Cooperating Against SBF
• Ye Sues Instagram User For Leaking Unreleased Music
• Amazon Sues Influencers For Promoting Fake Designer Items
• $167.5M CBS Class Settlement OK'd In Del. Viacom Deal Suit
• Celebrity Real Estate Website Found To Infringe Copyrights
• SBF Can't Go Free While Appealing Detention, 2nd Circ. Says
• Hunter Biden Could Face New Indictment By Month's End
• FCC Nominee Gomez Poised For Senate Confirmation Vote
• 2nd Trump Defamation Trial Will Be Damages Only
• Fla. Widow Tells Justices She Is Surviving Spouse Under Law
• Panel Finds Casino Employees Had No Duty To Protect Patron
• Ditch Broadband Grants' Letter Of Credit Rule, Feds Told
• FCC Chief Urges GOP Sens. To Back Renewed Auction Power
• AI Can Level Up Gaming But Governance Strategy Is Key
• Trump's Biggest Reality TV Performance Could Be In Georgia
• SpaceX Again Urges FCC To Approve Cellular Sat Plan
• Ex-Worker Fights Six Flags' Arbitration Bid In Wage Suit
• Google Nears Deal With Play Store Users, AGs Ahead Of Trial
• Lessons From High-Profile Witness Tampering Allegations
• 'Breakfast Club' Restaurant Can Keep Its TM, Judge Says
• NFL Player's 1st Firm Entitled To Half Contingency Fee
• OpenAI, Microsoft Accused Of Taking Private Info In New Suit
• Caesars Says Privacy Law Doesn't Cover Its Website Games
• Uncertain Copyright And Patent Protections In The AI Age
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Claims TikTok Influencer Destroyed His Career
• All 50 State AGs Urge Congress To Help Protect Kids From AI
• Alex Jones Atty Suspension Not Excessive, Counsel Says
• Boxer Regains Title, Contract Dispute With Don King Remains
• Google Beats Jury's $15M Patent Verdict In Post-Trial Order
• Copyright Office Says Streamers Can't Get Around Late Fees
• Amazon Says FCC Must Rely On 'Proven' Space Safety Rules
• Pro Golfer's Atty Rips Into Media Over Alleged Defamation
• Trump-Linked SPAC Scores Merger Deadline Extension
• FCC Urged To Again Waive Broadband Project's Engineer Rule
• Fed. Circ. Won't Order Gilstrap To Toss IP Suit Against Charter
• Bankman-Fried Jail Appeal 'Trivializes' Diary Leak, Feds Say
• Advocates Hope For Spectrum Sharing In 42 GHz Band
• Willkie Brings On Warner Bros. Privacy Chief In LA, NY
• Georgia Judge Defends Social Media Posts In Ethics Trial
• Schumer Framework May Forge US Model On AI Governance
• 9th Circ. Kellogg Ruling Offers Protein Claim Defense Tips
• Chicago Bears Rookie Sues Investment Group Over NIL Pact
• FTC Rules Against Intuit In Deceptive Ad Case, Co. Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-Fox Exec, Media Co. Get FIFA Bribery Convictions Tossed
• Harvey Weinstein Exits Suit Alleging Assault Of 16-Year-Old
• Spectrum Auctions Can Save FCC Subsidy, Think Tank Says
• T-Mobile 'Hindering A Rival,' Dish Says In Spectrum Buy Row
• Feds Eye 5 Years For Instagram Influencer's $1M COVID Scam
• 4th Appeal In Commodores' TM Suit Not Easy For 11th Circ.
• One America News Settles Colo. Suit About 2020 Election Lies
• Disney Trims Fed. DeSantis Suit To Free Speech Claim Alone
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Book Bans Loom Large At 5th Circ. As Kids Return To School
• Smiling MAGA Kid Urges 6th Circ. To Rehear Defamation Case
• Off The Bench: Sports & Betting Law News You Need To Know
• 9th Circ. Remands Play Store Order, Likely To Decertify Class
• Law Firm Wants To Be Cut From Ex-Fugees Rapper Fraud Suit
• Top 4 Employer AI Risks And How To Mitigate Them
• 'Blind Side' Family Case Is A Cautionary Tale For Attorneys
• Michael Irvin, Marriott Must Try Mediation As 2024 Trial Looms
• Stormy Daniels Fails To Settle Book Deal Claim With Agent
• Media Firm Owner Cops To Hiding $19.5M From IRS