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Media & Entertainment - May, 2024

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• Live Nation Confirms Data Breach Days After Consumer Suit
• Girardi Not Famous Like Avenatti, Feds Say In Panning Jury Form
• 'You Didn't Do It': Antitrust Judge Rips Apple's Doc Production
• Colo. AI Bias Law Lays 'Foundation' For New State Patchwork
• WWE Investor Attys Enter Battle Royal To Lead Merger Suit
• Ga. Skate Rink Calls Insurer's Policy Interpretation 'Worthless'
• Class Wants Holland & Hart Deposed Over Discovery Lapses
• Online Comic Platform Webtoon Joins Growing IPO Pipeline
• Intelsat Worries Over Reg Fee Spike For FCC Space Bureau
• Judge Wonders If Wash. Social Media Ban Blocks Free Speech
• DOJ Slams Apple's Planned Bid To Dismiss Antitrust Suit
• How Trump's Hush Money Sentencing Could Get 'Dicey'
• NYT Opposes 'Worldle' TM Bid To Protect Its 'Wordle' Game
• NY Appeals Court Backs Trimming Of 50 Cent Liquor Spat
• DOJ's Ad Tech Case May Go To Judge, Not Jury, After All
• Investor To Admit Goosing Getty Stock With Sham Offer
• 9th Circ. COVID 'Cure' Case Shows Perks Of Puffery Defense
• FTC Hearing On Fake Review Rule Stressed Compliance Costs
• Off The Bench: NCAA Transfers Freed, Atty Plays Cards Right
• Trump's New York Prosecutors Called To House Hearing
• Lindell No-Shows Amid Solvency Concerns In Sanctions Fight
• As Broadband Subsidy Ends, Biden Pushes For Renewal
• Trump Condemns NY Trial As Verdict Echoes In DC
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Activist Donerail Pushes Ex-Barstool Owner Penn To Sell
• Trump's Niece Can't Escape His Suit Over NYT Tax Story
• Gov't Broadband Rules Must Not Deter Providers, NTIA Told
• Morgan Stanley Helped Musk's Stealth Twitter Buys, Suit Says​​​​​​​
• Musk Won't Appeal Deposition Order In SEC's Twitter Case
• Madonna Fan Didn't Cherish Late Show With Nudity, Suit Says
• 'I Don't Need Help Running The Court,' Judge Chides Attys
• X Corp. Aims For 'Jugular' In Defamation Suit, Watchdog Says
• Netflix Fails To Show Inventor, Funder Violated Injunction
• FCC Lifts Freeze On TV Stations Changing Channels
• Only $100K Owed For NJ Theater's Virus Losses, Judge Says
• 5th Circ. Says WWII Art Transfer Is Act Of Foreign Gov't
• UPenn Retools Fight Against Defamation Suit Over Email
• Chicago Kiosk Salesman Gets 1 Year For Filing False Returns
• Honduran Workers Say Carnival Overworked, Underpaid Them
• StubHub Owes TicketManager $16M For Breach, Jury Says
• Here's What Comes Next After Trump's Conviction
• ITC Judge Clears Amazon In Video Tech Co.'s Patent Case
• NCAA Loses Bid To Sink Reggie Bush Defamation Suit
• 'South Park'-Quoting Judge Says CEO Can't 'Blame Canada'
• DOJ's Kanter Says AI Cos. Could Exploit Creators
• FCC Subsidy Reforms Could Be Drafted On Capitol Hill Soon
• Politics Not Behind Radio Host's Firing, Broadcaster Argues
• BF Borgers Clients Should Review Compliance, Liability
• Cher Gets Key Win In Royalty Fight With Sonny Bono's Widow
• NCAA V. Athletes Suits Paused As Parties Talk Final Deal
• KKR's $24B NetCo Buy Gets EU Regulatory Approval
• Donald Trump Convicted Of All 34 Counts In NY Trial
• New 3-On-3 Women's Hoops League Eyes Historic Salaries
• RFK Jr. Turns To FEC Over CNN Debate Shut Out
• The 'Not-Postings' Of A Delaware Chancery Court Judge
• Mich. Judge Refers Atty To Calif. Bar Over Flint PR Stunt
• VR Fitness App Ends $353M Antitrust Row With Meta, For Now
• NYU Law Review Beats Bias Claims Over Diversity Efforts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, Double Eagle, WeWork
• State Farm Says Atari Seeks Windfall With IP Suit Over Ad
• Trauma-Informed Legal Approaches For Pro Bono Attorneys
• Ex-WWE Worker Pauses Trafficking Claims For DOJ Probe
• What The Trump Verdict Was Like From Inside The Courtroom
• Amazon Shouldn't Escape BIPA Suit, Judge Recommends
• Meta's Policy On Threats List 'Sounds Nefarious,' Judge Says
• Spotify Listeners Slam Scrapped Music Device As 'Paperweight'
• NY Jury Eyes Trump Tower 'Conspiracy' As Deliberations Start
• Microsoft's Post-Merger Layoffs Cited In I-Told-You-So Appeal
• MGM Gambler's Missing $3M Heads To Mich. Supreme Court
• FCC Chief Floats Plan To Cut Down On Orbital Satellite Debris
• NFL Can't Juke Retaliation Claims In Reporter's Race Suit
• News Orgs. Say State 'Eclipsing' Honesty In Uvalde Doc Row
• TikTok Ban Gets Expedited Sept. Hearing Date At DC Circ.
• New Colo. Law Targets AI Deepfakes In Political Ads
• 6 Questions For FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez
• Robinhood Reaches Deal To End 'Meme Stock' Investor Suit
• Fire Chiefs Want FirstNet In Charge Of Revamped 4.9 GHz
• Quinn Emanuel Atty Ducks Sanctions Over Musk Deposition
• 4th Circ. Rejects Atty Fee Bid In Fight Over Ted Nugent Photo
• AP Urges Toss Of Suit Alleging It Helped Hamas Attack Israel
• CNN Tells 11th Circ. Trump Defamation Claims Fall Flat
• Weinstein Could Face Added Assault Charges In Retrial
• The NFL's $6 Billion Question: Is Sunday Ticket A Racket?
• Coverage Recap: Day 1 Of Deliberations In Trump's NY Trial
• Playing Music Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Amazon Can't Duck FTC's Prime Subscription Suit
• Judge Hints Amazon Can't Avoid BIPA Suit For Stored Data
• AI Co. Can't Escape Meta's Suit Over User Data Scraping
• Consumers, Advertisers Seek Class Cert. Against Meta
• Google, Meta Can Arbitrate H&R Block User's Tax Data Suit
• The NCAA Put Out One Fire, But The House Is Still Ablaze
• Dominican Air Co. Says CEO Deposition Not Needed In Suits
• Trump Atty Calls Cohen 'MVP Of Liars' As NY Trial Closes
• Twitter Investors Seek Cert Over Musk's Backtrack On Buyout
• 2nd Circ. Ready For Project Veritas' Free Speech Claims
• Singer Tells Justices Jurors Should Hear His 'Rockstar' Song
• DC Circ. Revives Campaign Ad Fight At Mail Carriers Union
• Hawaii Warns Telecom Co.'s Loan Woes Will Affect Consumers
• 50 Cent's Co. Can't Exit Injured Fan's Suit Over Thrown Mic
• Microsoft, OpenAI Beat Overstuffed Privacy Suit, For Now
• Activision Wins $14M From Call Of Duty Cheat Code Sellers
• Absent Atty Irks Judge In Girardi-Linked Bar Corruption Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Christie's CEO Confirms Cyberattack On Auction House's Data
• Apple Denied Appeal Of Cert. In App Store Monopoly Suit
• Wisconsin Atty Gets 5½ Years For $2.3M Fraud, Tax Evasion
• Heavyweight Champ Lobs New Suit At Don King, Promoters
• Coverage Recap: Day 17 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Reed Smith Gets Digital Music Pro From Calif. Boutique Firm
• How AI Cos. Can Cope With Shifting Copyright Landscape
• Industry Lines Up Behind Net Neutrality Repeal Measure
• Chancery Speeds Microsoft Query Over $68.7B Activision Deal
• How Attys Can Avoid Pitfalls When Withdrawing From A Case
• Live Nation Ticket Buyers Follow Feds With Antitrust Suit
• 5 Themes That Could Determine Trump's NY Criminal Trial
• Sony Denied Early Bid To Block PlayStation Antitrust Class
• Senate Republican Eyes Tutor.com's China Ties, Data Use
• Uvalde Families Say Call Of Duty, Meta Groomed Shooter
• Ousted Publishing CEO Not Satisfied With Say In Potential Sale
• Malware Backdoor Found In Software Used By Courtrooms
• Jazz Director Accuses Philly Pops, Execs Of RICO Conspiracy
• Logan Paul's Energy Drink Co. Sues Boxer For Defamation
• FCC Republican Knocks Plan To Require AI Ad Disclosures
• Bungie Cheat Code Sellers Hit With $63K Copyright Verdict
• 'Vanderpump Rules' Star Can't Cancel 'Scandoval' Claims
• Alec Baldwin Must Face 'Rust' Shooting Charges
• E-Rate Growth Needed As Other Funds Wane, FCC Chief Says
• Biden's Judicial Impact And What's Left On The Wish List
• Off The Bench: NCAA Settles House NIL Class Action
• New Minnesota Law Removes Barriers To Public Broadband
• Exiled Chinese Businessman Is No $1B Fraudster, Jury Told
• Weinstein Atty Trying To Chill Retrial Testimony, DA Says
• How Real Estate Cos. Can Protect Their IP In The Metaverse
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• CBS Says 1st Amendment Dooms White Writer's Bias Suit
• Using A Children's Book Approach In Firm Marketing Content
• DOJ's Live Nation-Ticketmaster Suit: What You Should Know
• FTC Blasts Amazon's 'Unbelievable' Claims About Signal Use
• Bungie Cheat Code Sellers Dinged At Trial For Deleting Docs
• Latham, Cravath Rep Live Nation In DOJ Ticketmaster Battle
• TikTok, YouTube Must Produce European Privacy Data In MDL
• FCC Defends Nielsen Data In Low-Power TV Licensing Suit
• House Panel Moves Data Privacy Bill, While Vowing Revisions
• Calif. High Court Deals Loss To Policyholder In COVID-19 Suit
• Influencer Can't Duck SEC Suit Over Crypto Sale, Promotion
• Astroworld Death Claims Close As 9-Year-Old's Family Settles
• AdTech Co. Faces Suit As Google's Cookie Support Crumbles
• DOJ Has A Long Set To Play Against Live Nation-Ticketmaster
• House Money: The Path To A Landmark NCAA NIL Settlement
• 'I Just Don't Buy It': Judge Rips Google's Injunction Argument
• NCAA, Athletes Settle NIL Class Action Over Billions In Pay
• FTX Judge Declines To Undo Ch. 11 Digital Claim Estimation
• Wiz Khalifa Settles Suit Over Cannabis Venture
• House Panel Pushes AM Radio Bill Forward
• FCC Aims To Reduce Risk From China-Controlled Test Labs
• Feds Nab Pair In $2M Sports, Pokémon Trading Card Scam
• AT&T Stands To Gain Billions From 4.9 GHz, Report Says
• Trump Loses 2 NY Criminal Appeals As Trial Winds Down
• Legal Marketer, Ark. Firm Agree To End Trade Secrets Suit
• NCAA Can't Move Colo. Athlete Pay Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: NY Yankees, Abu Dhabi Bank, Int'l Paper
• Insurer, Ski Resort Co. Battle Over COVID Coverage
• DC Judge Bars Giuliani From Defaming Ga. Poll Workers
• Alex Jones Atty Escapes Suspension, For Now
• DOJ Sues Live Nation 14 Years After Ticketmaster Deal
• Neb. Takes Aim At TikTok For 'Exploiting' Teen Users
• Stubhub, Attys Beat Sanctions Bid For Lost Hyperlinked Docs
• Caesars Escapes Privacy Suit Over Online Video Games
• Fla. Gaming Compact Contradicts Law, High Court Told
• Sunsetting Section 230 Gains Traction On Both Sides Of Aisle
• Antitrust Judge Questions Apple's Phil Schiller On New Fees
• Record Co. Worker Can't Appeal Before Nirvana Logo Trial
• NFL Escapes Sanders Statue Spat As Getty Eyes Arbitration
• Mich. Judge Not Satisfied By Atty's Letter Over Flint PR Stunt
• Justices' CFPB Alliance May Save SEC Courts, Not Chevron
• FCC Weighs Requiring AI Disclosures In Political Ads
• Assange Appeal May Put US Constitution In UK Crosshairs
• Carmen Electra, Other Models' Likeness Suit Moves Forward
• Jan. 6 Witness Calls Ex-Hunter Biden Partner's Suit 'Bullying'
• WeChat Users Must Arbitrate Privacy Row, Calif. Panel Says
• Influencer Considerations As FINRA Initiates Crackdown
• Major County Sheriffs Seek FCC's OK For Axon Cameras
• Being An EMT Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Del. Supreme Court Affirms AMC Shareholder Settlement
• 15 Quick Tips For Uncovering And Mitigating Juror Biases
• Scarlett Johansson Taps Bird Marella Atty For OpenAI Fight
• Minn. Poised To Join State Data Privacy Law Patchwork
• Bungie's Code Copying Claims Questioned At Seattle Trial
• Paramount Pictures Violated Wage Laws, Crew Member Says
• NTIA Explores Gov't Support For 6G Development
• PetroSaudi Says $380M Award Feud Close To Resolution
• X Corp., Hate Speech Watchdog Settle Atty Fees Bid
• Apple Tees Up Bid To Toss DOJ IPhone Monopoly Suit
• SEC Gives Ex-BF Borgers Clients Reporting Deadline Reprieve
• FSU Asks NC Justices To Favor Fla. Suit In ACC Fee Fight
• UMich Punished Officer For Talking To Press, Jury Finds
• More Classified Docs Were Found After Mar-A-Lago Raid
• Circuit Split Could Still Derail FCC Subsidies, High Court Told
• Make Emergency Missing-Adult Codes Voluntary, FCC Urged
• 9th Circ. Rejects Quick Section 230 Appeal In Casino App MDL
• F1's Andretti Denial Stokes Collusion Fears On Capitol Hill
• Online Game Sites Hit With Class Claims For 'Illegal' Gambling
• Earth, Wind & Fire Cover Band Owes $750K In TM Suit
• Coverage Recap: Day 16 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Manatt Partner Brings Music Biz Chops To Loeb & Loeb
• Strategic Hiring Was The New Normal For BigLaw In 2023
• The Law360 400: Tracking The Largest US Law Firms
• Trump Rests In NY Hush Money Trial, Declining To Testify
• Scarlett Johansson 'Shocked, Angered' By ChatGPT AI Voice
• Bungie Takes Aim At Cheat Code Sellers In Copyright Trial
• Snap Hit With Wrongful Death Suit Over 13-Year-Old's Suicide
• AMC Can Arbitrate Suit Alleging 'Hannibal' Creator Assault
• Judge Assails Trump Witness After Manhattan DA Rests Case
• Colo. Gov. Voices 'Reservations' In Signing AI Bias Bill
• DOJ Says Google Ad Tech Case About Coercion, Not Dealing
• Ski Resorts Can't Dodge Safety Duties, Colo. Justices Rule
• Texas' Naive Witness 'Unacceptable' In Google Ad Tech Suit
• FCC Told Ad Disclosure Rule Would Violate APA, Free Speech
• 'Jackass' Star, ABC Sued Over Tasing Incident On Prank Show
• Kepler Backs SpaceX Push To Revamp 'Big LEO' Band
• Split Fed. Circ. Affirms Del. Atty Fees Can't Include PTAB Work
• UTA Atty Sued Over 'Pathological Liar' Remark Nears Win
• Rite Aid Settles Trademark Suit Over New Logo
• Coverage Recap: Day 15 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Calif. Atty Denies Role In Flint Water PR Stunt
• T-Mobile Deals Threaten Mobile Network Operators, FCC Told
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Legal Issues To Watch As Deepfake Voices Proliferate
• Justices Reject Hearst's 'Discovery Rule' Petition In Pics Case
• Assange Gets Final Appeal In Fight Against US Extradition
• TikTok, Feds Ask DC Circ. To Fast-Track Potential Ban Row
• Meet The Attys Fighting Efforts To Ban TikTok
• Apple OK'd New App Fees Despite Antitrust Ruling
• FCC Asked To Clarify PEG Capital Costs Aren't Franchise Fees
• Insurer Escapes Claim In SimulTV's Tower Work Deal Suit
• Texas Student Groups Sue Abbott Over Antisemitism Rule
• Broadband Advocates Decry Delays On Senate Spectrum Bill
• Feds Say Crypto Scammer Gave Nod To 'Seinfeld' Gag
• Royalty Suit Aims To Make Spotify Nix 'Bundled' Subscription
• Off The Bench: Golf Star Arrest, Fla. Gambling, Gruden V. NFL
• Worker Settles Claims Conn. Museum Fired Her Over DEI Email
• Dolce & Gabbana Sued Over 'Worthless' Digital Outfit NFTs
• 'Wolfman' Blasts Paramount's Bid To Toss 'Top Gun' IP Suit
• Feds Want Prison For Kiosk Salesman Who Faked Deductions
• Las Vegas Sun Wants Day In Court Against Review-Journal
• Baldwin Wants 'Rust' Case Tossed, Says Grand Jury Was Duped
• Google Says Payment Means No Need For DOJ Ad Tech Jury
• Car Apps, Abuse Survivor Safety And The FCC: Key Questions
• Chicago Tribune Accused Of Underpaying Female, Black Staff
• 5th Circ. Won't Rethink SXSW Ticket Coverage Ruling
• Deserted NC 'Ghost Town' Theme Park Wards Off Dissolution
• Trump's Potential Witness Could Be Defense 'Dynamite'
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Concord Drops Bid For Music Rights Rival Hipgnosis
• Voice Actors Say Lovo Stole Their Voices For AI Tech
• Hunter Biden's Suit May Turn On If A Hard Drive Is A Computer
• Jolie May Have To Turn Over Her NDAs In Pitt's Winery Suit
• Bad Bunny's Sports Firm Says MLBPA Gave It 'Death Penalty'
• FCC Told Rural Aid Can't Lean Too Much On Broadband Maps
• Internet Archive Must Face Record Labels' Copyright Suit
• 'That Is A Lie!' Trump Atty Assails Cohen In Fraud Trial Cross
• PTAB Will Review Cash-Out Patent Challenged By DraftKings
• Disney Strikes Deal To Exit Hispanic Worker's Bias Suit
• Stubhub, Attys Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Strategy Of Evasion'
• Funko Beats Investor Suit Over Warehouse Move For Now
• Donna Summer's Estate Working With Ye To Settle IP Suit
• NJ Judge Scrutinizes J&J Unit's Libel Claim Over Talc Study
• Prosecutors Say Fake Fortune 500 Workers Funded N. Korea
• Judge Calls Out 'Cancel Culture' In Prof's Suit Against Penn
• Viacom Sues Apparel Co. Over 'TMNT,' 'Avatar' Products
• Smollett Atty Says Attackers' Defamation Suit Must Fail
• Apple Exec Must Produce All Docs On 27% App Fee Decision
• ESPN Workers Drop Religious Bias Suit Over Vaccine Mandate
• Convicted NC Tech Exec, Wife Accused Of Defaming Couple
• Lessons On Challenging Class Plaintiffs' Expert Testimony
• US Soccer Hopes To Bounce Antitrust Lawsuit Absent FIFA
• Exploring An Alternative Model Of Litigation Finance
• Coverage Recap: Day 14 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• DC Judge Mulls Dominion's DQ Bid For Pro-Trump Mich. Atty
• Businesses Should Take Their AI Contracts Off Auto-Renew
• Trump Hush Money Case Offers Master Class In Trial Strategy
• Arizona AG Lobs Suits Over 'Deceptive' Amazon Practices
• Trump Taking Criminal Gag Order Appeal To NY's High Court
• 'Law And Order' Star Sues Instacart Over Dog's Shooting
• 3 Things To Know About CFTC's Election Betting Proposal
• Chancery Nixes BuzzFeed Worker Arbitration Bid
• 'Uber Files' Scandal Can't Prop Up Investor Suit, Judge Says
• MLB, NHL, NBA Doubt Bally Sports Parent Can Reorganize
• House Reauthorizes NTIA, But Agency Takes Heat From GOP
• Plaintiffs Suing Over Netflix Doc Will Reveal Themselves
• 6th Circ. Frees Ex-Ohio Pol Pending Bribery Appeal
• WWE Says $3M Deal Sends McMahon Sex Suit To Arbitration
• Don't Make Network Outage Reporting Mandatory, FCC Told
• Little People Wrestling Co. Starts 'Micro' TM Fight With Rival
• Sports Atty Settles Spat With Colo. Youth Hockey Org
• House Panel Advances Tax-Exempt Org Oversight Bills
• FCC Could Require ISP Reports On Internet Routing Security
• Knicks Owner Must Face Sexual Assault Suit, Accuser Says
• 1 Year After Warhol, Judges Feel Their Way Through Fair Use
• Insurer Wants Payback For Covering Theater Group Theft
• $2.5M Atty Sanctions Ruling Befuddles 7th Circ. Judge
• School, Library Advocates Oppose 'Eyes On The Board Act'
• What The Justices' Copyright Damages Ruling Didn't Address
• FCC Ramps Up Spectrum Strategy With New Steering Team
• Teaching Yoga Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Senators Release 'Road Map' For Crafting Federal AI Policy
• Kirkland Guiding Billionaire McCourt On Bid To Buy TikTok
• In Hush Money Case, Jury May Choose To Keep Silent, Too
• Musk Can't Avoid Another Deposition In SEC Twitter Dispute
• Rumble Hits Google With Antitrust Suit Over Ad Practices
• Cohen Says Trump Directed Crimes From The White House
• Netflix Can't Shake Patent Biz Case In Delaware
• DOI Urges High Court To Uphold Seminole Gambling Compact
• SEC Fines Adviser For Undisclosed Movie Financing Deal
• Davis Wright-Led TikTok Creators Challenge Potential Ban
• TV Execs Say Draft FCC Foreign Airtime Lease Regs 'Mutated'
• RFK Jr. Fights Uphill To Get Vax Censorship Block At 9th Circ.
• Telecoms Settle FCC Probe Into Undersea Cables For $2M
• Texas Justices Leave Cities' Franchise-Fee Suit Tossed
• Ohtani's Ex-Interpreter Will Plead Guilty, Atty Tells Judge
• Trump Can't Overturn Gag Order In NY Criminal Trial
• Tort Report: Mass Tort Settlements Beset By Crooked Claims
• Amazon Rips 'Misleading' Claims Execs Destroyed Evidence
• Social Media Software Co.'s Deal Hurt Investors, Suit Says
• Billionaire's Pilot Cops To Tax Count, Avoids Insider Trial
• A Vision For Economic Clerkships In The Legal System
• When The Platform Is A Product, Strict Liability Can Attach
• Vince McMahon Calls Accuser Hypocritical In Arbitration Push
• Ex-Mich. U. Hockey Player Says His Graffiti Wasn't Antisemitic
• Casino App User Can't Hide Arbitration Details, Chancery Says
• Coverage Recap: Day 13 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• RFK Jr. Sues Meta Alleging Censorship Of Campaign Video
• Vt. On Brink Of Enacting Privacy Bill With Lawsuit Mechanism
• 'This Is America,' Not A Copyright Case, 2nd Circ. Says
• Judge Judy Files Defamation Suit Over Menendez Bros. Claim
• FTC Can't Modify $5B Meta Privacy Deal, DC Circ. Told
• Online Slot Machine Co. Games Global Scraps $254M US IPO
• 50 Cent, GC Accused Of Federal Wiretap Violations
• Netflix Gets 10th Circ. To Take 2nd Look At 'Tiger King' Ruling
• Chancery Orders Check Of Trump-Tied SPAC Sponsor Deal
• Flint Judge Threatens Sanctions After Water Firm's PR Stunt
• Charter, Altice Drop Some Areas From Rural Funding Plans
• AIG Unit Decries Bank's 'Eleventh Hour' Fraud Claims
• Florida State Fee Fight Frozen Pending Ruling By NC Justices
• ABC Says Trump Already Lost False Rape Claims In NY
• Tesla Shareholder Alleges Drugs Fueled Musk's Erratic Posts
• Feds' Fiber First Policy Slows Deployment, Report Says
• New FCC Rules Preempt NY Broadband Price Cap, Prof Says
• Zuckerberg Challenges Basis Of Personal Claims In Meta MDL
• Ex-Miss. Gov. Accuses Former SI Publisher Of Defamation
• Celebrated Irish Jockey Sues USCIS For Denying EB-1 Visa
• 4 Sectors Will Likely Bear Initial Brunt Of FTC 'Junk Fees' Rule
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Cohen Says Trump Knew Hush Money Records Were False
• Archegos Boss Blew $36B, But It Was His To Lose, Jury Told
• Justices Skip Website's Bid To Review Copyright Ruling
• Justices Reject COVID App Makers' Last-Ditch Apple Appeal
• Coverage Recap: Day 12 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Epic Judge Raises Eyebrows About Apple's New 27% App Fee
• Starship Enterprise Finders Accuse Auction House Of Fraud
• Reddit Accused Of Charging Advertisers For Fake Clicks
• Congress Wants Microsoft Prez To Testify On Security Failures
• TV Guru's New Judge Will 'Bite The Bullet' To Help FTC Case
• Nipple Covers Don't Stick To Body As Advertised, Suit Says
• Fed. Circ. Questions Claim Construction In Google Ad Row
• US Soccer, Relevent Sports Aim To Settle Antitrust Dispute
• Disney Can't Dodge Biased Firing Suit, 'Star Wars' Actor Says
• 8 Legal Issues Influencing Investors In The Creator Economy
• X Corp.'s Data Scraping Suit Stymied By Copyright Act
• Fox Theatre Let Sex Harassment Go Unchecked, Suit Says
• Action Steps To Address New Restrictions On Outbound Data
• Cohen Urged To Stop Trashing Trump As Testimony Nears
• Sam Ash Music Can Tap $20M DIP That Trustee Opposed
• Off The Bench: Ohtani Translator's Plea, NBA Star Tops Agent
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Recent Rulings On Text Message Data
• CFPB Reality Check: Video Game Cash Is Still Money
• How Copyright Office AI Standards Depart From Precedent
• 'Iron Man 2' Actor Guilty Of Wire Fraud In COVID 'Cure' Scam
• Axl Rose Shouldn't Escape NY Sex Assault Suit, Model Says
• Coverage Recap: Day 11 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• The Week In Trump: All Eyes On NY As Other Cases Lag
• Atty Ready For Astroworld Wrongful Death Trial 'Tomorrow'
• Daniels Defiant As Trump Atty Attacks Hush Money Account
• Amazon Shakes Wash. Suit Premised On Calif. Wiretap Claims
• Maryland Enacts Data Privacy, Kids' Digital Safety Laws
• 'Love Is Blind' Producer Can't Evade Imprisonment Suit
• High Court Leaves Discovery Rule Question For Another Day
• Nintendo Gets Switch Suit Stay Pending Patent Review
• Northwestern Sees 3 More Ex-Footballers File Hazing Suits
• Chinese Tycoon In $500M Debt To Investors To Be Released
• 3rd Circ. Tears Up Pa. Town's 'Crazy Quilt Of A Sign Ordinance'
• Musk Fights Latest Subpoena Over $44B Twitter Purchase
• Bally Sports Parent Seeks OK For Renewed DirecTV Deal
• Judge Mulls Twitter's Rent Intent In Colo. Eviction Fight
• Ex-Exec Should Get 78 Months For $5M Theft, Gov't Says
• Coverage Recap: Day 10 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Texas Judge Slashes Nike Atty Fee Request In Trademark Suit
• Conn. Atty Denies Blame For News Story About Willkie Partner
• Music Industry Vet's Son Fights Atty's Suit In Estate Spat
• Keeping Up With Class Actions: A New Era Of Higher Stakes
• Calif. Atty Wins Ruling To Pursue YouTube Defamation Suit
• Fla. Justices Say Widow Is Surviving Spouse Under The Law
• Trump SPAC Investor Convicted Of Insider Trading
• Deals Rumor Mill: Paramount, Peloton, International Paper
• Sam Ash Music Hits Ch. 11, Plans To End 100-Year Retail Run
• Justices Say Copyright Damages Can Go Beyond 3 Years
• Concord Won't Increase 'Final' $1.5B Bid For Rival Hipgnosis
• AI Art Cos. Fight Uphill To Toss Artists' Copyright Suit
• Quinn Emanuel Atty Says Asset Freeze Hurt Outcome Defense
• AGs Blast Federal Data Privacy Law's Proposed State Override
• Apple Judge Skeptical Tech Giant Complying With Epic Order
• Tribes And Groups Urge 9th Circ. To Uphold TikTok Ban Pause
• Split 6th Circ. Says Digital Media TM Case Has To Stay In Tenn.
• Google Fights Subpoena On Texas Amid Ad Tech MDL
• Film Investor Wins $19M Verdict Against Producer
• FTX Says Full Recovery Coming Based On 2022 Crypto Price
• Truth Social Backer's Insider Trading Alibi In Jury's Hands
• AMC Objector Says Chancery Settlement Lacked Due Process
• Madison Square Garden Escapes Federal Suit Over Facial ID
• NAR Magazine Subscribers Drop Data-Selling Claims
• In Story Of Sex And Lies, Can Cohen Write Final Chapter?
• Ohtani's Ex-Interpreter To Plead Guilty In Betting Scam
• 8 Questions To Ask Before Final CISA Breach Reporting Rule
• Is The Digital Accessibility Storm Almost Over?
• Swimming Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• How Courts Are Interpreting Fed. Circ. IPR Estoppel Ruling
• Simpson Thacher-Led Silver Lake Lands $20.5B For 7th Fund
• GOP Reps. Want IP Enforcers To Get Tougher On Infringers
• Canadian Film Producer Skips Fla. Trial On Fraud Allegations
• Google Founder And CEO Eyed In Texas Deposition Push
• US News' Suit Over SF Ranking Probe Premature, Judge Says
• Magic Johnson's Name Used As Bait For Investors, Jury Hears
• Judge Limits Valve's Arguments In Controller Patent Fight
• LA Sued For Landmarking House Marilyn Monroe Died In
• Trump Media Co-Founders Seek Chancery Contempt Order
• New IPad Buyers And Complaint OK'd In Amazon-Apple Suit
• Florida Judge Delays Trump's Classified Docs Trial Indefinitely
• Amazon Says Zulily Lacks Standing To Bring Antitrust Claims
• 50 Cent Accuses Ex-Partner Of Making False Rape Allegations
• Gronk, Others To Pay $2.4M In Voyager Crypto Promoter Suit
• Atty Dons Muppet Head To Open Sesame Place Race Bias Trial
• Ex-Tugboat CEO Can't Reinstate $75M Defamation Verdict
• NJ Justices Say Survivor Gag Orders Flout #MeToo Law
• Appeals Court Won't Block Live Nation Astroworld Deposition
• Truth Social Investor Grilled By Feds At Insider Trading Trial
• Dave Chappelle Attacker Sues Hollywood Bowl Over Injuries
• 3rd Circ. Unsure Miss. Law Saves Kavanaugh Classmate's Suit
• 7th Circ. Ruling Imperils Anonymity In NCAA, Netflix Cases
• Amazon Blasts Writer's Ownership Claim Over New 'Road House'
• What 100 Federal Cases Suggest About Changes To Chevron
• TikTok Urges DC Circ. To Ax 'Unprecedented' Divestment Bill
• Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar: Susman's Brook, Shackelford
• Apple, Amazon Accused Of Shorting Background Actors
• Stormy Daniels Tells NY Jury 'Fear' Drove Hush Money Deal
• Google Says Exec's Firing Based On Behavior, Not Bias
• Spacey To Face UK Civil Trial Over Sex Assault Claim
• Coverage Recap: Day 9 Of Trump's NY Hush Money Trial
• Ancestry.com Unit Escapes Ill. Publicity Privacy Suit For Now
• Google's $62M Location-Tracking Settlement Gets Green Light
• Hospital Hits Back At Kowalskis' Bid For Sanctions
• Trump's NY Jury Sees Paper Trail From Alleged Cover-Up
• Miles Davis Photog Denied New Trial Over Kat Von D Tattoo
• Dish's 5G Roll-Out Enough For Scienter, Investors Say
• DC Circ. Dubious Of DMCA Speech-Rights Fight
• Chancery Dismisses Officers From Game Co. Investor Suit
• Judge Turns Down Realtek's Patent 'Conspiracy' Case
• FCC Only Commits To Normal Review Of Soros-Audacy Deal
• FCC Calls High Court Telecom Subsidy Challenge Premature
• Rocker Tommy Lee Nixes Helicopter Sex Assault Suit, For Now
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