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Media & Entertainment - September, 2024

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• FTC's Amazon Monopolization Suit Partly Tossed, For Now
• AI Safety Bill Veto Shows Calif. Taking Regulatory 'Baby Steps'
• Apple Says Epic's Injunction Can't Survive New Precedent
• Epic Judge Slams Apple's 'Bad Behavior' Managing Discovery
• Calif. Court Finds Snapchat Can Seek 'Spectacles' TM
• AI Co.'s Antitrust Claims Against Thomson Reuters Tossed
• UNITE HERE Calls For Contempt Order Against Calif. Tribe
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Patent Case Against Sony In EDTX
• Wi-Fi Experts Hope Gov't Opens More Midband Airwaves
• Sean Combs To Appeal Bail Denial, Bolsters Legal Team
• Google Investors' Attys Snag $66.5M In $350M Privacy Deal
• Magic City Dancers Claim Atlanta Club Shirked Wage Laws
• Netflix Must Face Trimmed 'Baby Reindeer' Defamation Fight
• FCC Approves Audacy's Soros Deal, Triggering GOP Anger
• Irish Jockey's EB-1 Visa Suit Won't Cross Finish Line
• Indiana's TikTok Kids Safety Suit Revived On Appeal
• T-Mobile To Pay $31.5M In FCC Data Breach Settlement
• Fla. Judge Tosses NextEra Stock Drop Suit
• Horse Breeders Sue NJ Track Owner Over Planned Closure
• Atari Can Pursue Copyright Claim Against State Farm Over Ad
• SEC Fines LA Man In Truth Social-Linked Insider Trading Case
• AGs, Academics Back Media Giants In Sports Streaming Fight
• 'Really Poor Lawyering': Benchslap, No Mistrial In YSL Case
• Smart Car Equipment Makers Call For C-V2X rules
• What Pennsylvania Can Expect From Anti-SLAPP Law
• AI May Limit Key Learning Opportunities For Young Attorneys
• Theater Nixed Older Workers' Health Benefits, EEOC Says
• 'Rust' Armorer's Conviction Stands Despite Evidence Scandal
• Epic Accuses Samsung Of Helping Google Block App Fix
• 5 Firms Guide DirecTV, Dish On $10B Debt Exchange Merger
• Twitter Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Musk's Backpedaling
• Corporate Raider Accused Of Shirking $180M SEC Judgment
• 'So What?': OnlyFans' Dismissal Bid Faces Skeptical Judge
• 7th Circ. Doubts Artist Proved French Montana Copied Work
• Warner Bros. Reneged On 'Harry Potter' Series Deal, Sky Says
• FCC Chief Quotes Taylor Swift In Tough Stance On Deepfakes
• Meta's Password Storage Flub Draws €91M Irish Fine
• Disney Warns Investor Streaming Suit Could Chill Innovation
• Disney Wants FuboTV Tying Suit Tossed Before Trial
• Musk Skirts Sanctions In Missed Twitter Deposition, For Now
• Hemp Org., Cheech & Chong Take Aim At New Calif. THC Ban
• Disney Calls Writer's 'Moana' Copyright Theft Suit Pure Fiction
• NRA, RNC Dropped From Isaac Hayes' IP Suit Against Trump
• Waco Jury Sticks ASUSTeK With $22M Patent Verdict
• Early Trump Media Backer Dumps Shares As Lockup Expires
• Tattoo Artist's $3,750 Award Scrapped In Video Game IP Row
• Amazon Hit With $30.5M Verdict In Delaware Patent Trial
• FCC Chief Says Chevron's Fall Won't Slow Needed Regs
• 'Varsity Blues' Suit Flips The Script On 'Victim' USC
• Off The Bench: College Sports Dominates Legal Landscape
• FCC's Latest Subsidy Fees Disputed Again In 5th Circ.
• Ga. Hospital Patients Ask Judge to Revive Facebook Data Suit
• Super Babies Cancel DC Comics, Marvel's 'Super Hero' TM
• NY Court Won't Transfer DOJ's Live Nation Antitrust Case
• Valve Corp. May Continue Wash. 'Patent Troll' Claims
• Ex-Partners Blast Lin Wood's Constitutional Fight Over Fees
• Fox Corp. Paid $36.5M To 2 Legal Leaders For Fiscal Year '24
• Chicago Tribune Journalists Say Pay Bias Suit Can Continue
• Antitrust Issues To Watch Amid Google Ad Tech Trial
• What To Know About Latest Calif. Auto-Renewal Law Update
• 'No Question' Google Faces Ad Tech Competition, Judge Says
• Texas Supreme Court Leaves State Fair Gun Ban Intact
• Google Lacks Power To Dictate Market, Ad Tech Judge Told
• Legal Pros Grapple With Best Use Of AI As Clients Divide
• Keller Postman Defends Hitting Tubi With 23K Arbitration Claims
• Belgian Co. Can't Keep Using Ad Space Rent-Free, ECJ Says
• Colo. Artist Says Award-Winning AI Image Merits Copyright
• FCC Hits Alleged Pirate Radio Operators With $1.8M In Fines
• Snowflake, AT&T Data Breach Suit Must Be Joined, JPML Told
• NFL QB Haskin's Widow Defamed Dog Breeder, Suit Says
• FCC Opens Airwaves For NGSO Fixed Satellite Services
• Senate OKs Bill To Vet Broadband Funding Winners
• Judge Certifies COVID-19 Refund Action Against Cedar Fair
• Fla. Court Affirms Loss For Boies' Film Co. In $20M Spat
• OpenAI Gets Most Counterclaims Against It Axed In TM Fight
• 5th Circ. Says Pair Can't Challenge Wi-Fi Program's New Rules
• New UFC Settlement Separates Cases, Ups Payout To $375M
• Smartmatic, Newsmax Settle Defamation Suit In Delaware
• Jailed 'Rust' Armorer Accuses Prosecutor Of 'Lying, Cheating'
• Conn. Atty's Suit Against Willkie Partner Tossed
• Apple Protests Atty Fee Bid In $35M Deal With Scam Victims
• Taking Stock Of FCC's New Spectrum Rule For Drones
• 3 Coverage Tips As 2nd Circ. 'Swipes Left' On Tinder Claim
• Ex-NBA Star Tells Jury He Was Duped By Ga. Businessman
• DoorDash, Uber Eats, Grubhub Win NYC Diner Data Law Row
• Google 'Less Expensive' Than Ad Tech Rivals, Economist Says
• 8th Circ. Probes Lawmakers' Intent In FCC Anti-Redlining Rule
• Bumble Investor Says Dating App Overhyped Premium Model
• Lookback Window Claims Cut From Disney Sex Abuse Suit
• All Mariah Carey Wants Is To Ax 'Christmas' IP Row For Good
• Paxton Asks Texas Justices To Reverse State Fair Gun Ban
• FTC Targets 'Robot Lawyer,' Others In AI Enforcement Sweep
• Rapper Says Mike Jones, Houston Texans Stole Song
• Meta Wants 'License' To Cover Up Past Events, Justices Told
• Proposed Legislation May Crack Down On Online Drug Ads
• NFL's Race Bias Arbitrator Is Not Impartial, Ex-Coach Argues
• Nexstar Must Face Journalists' Pride Memo Defamation Suits
• NC State '83 Basketball Champs Drop TV Networks In NIL Suit
• Boies Joins Authors' Meta IP Suit After Judge Blasts Lead Atty
• Julie Chrisley Gets No Slack In Resentencing From Ga. Judge
• Lin Wood's Former Partners Rip 'Outright Lies' Over Assets
• Dolan Balks At Deposition Order In Ex-Knick's Ejection Suit
• How Loper Bright Is Affecting Pending FCC Litigation
• Production Co. Drops Lil Uzi Vert Manager From Fees Suit
• FCC Closer To Opening Airwaves, But Auctions Still In Limbo
• NJ High Court To Review Judicial Privacy Law In Media Case
• Bloggers In EBay Stalking Case Can't Pinpoint Lost Sources
• St. Thomas Law School Hit With Law Prof's Defamation Suit
• Prince Lobel Says Rapper Owes $237K For Fraud Defense
• Round-Canopy Parachuting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Adult Actresses' Blacklist Suit Against Meta Nixed Before Trial
• Amazon Scolded Over Improper Privilege In Alexa Privacy Suit
• Cat In The Hat, 'Trashy' Books Mulled In Redo Of Library Row
• Fox Exec Must Show Cell Data In Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• Google Investors' Atty Defends Fees For $350M Privacy Deal
• 'Joker' Producer's Broker To Pay $60M In Ponzi Scheme Suit
• Eighth Circ. Poised To Weigh FCC's Anti-Redlining Rule
• Texas Fair Gun Ban Stands, State Appeals Court Says
• Google Expert Targets DOJ's Ad Tech 'Mistakes And Omissions'
• Cox Sues RI Over Use Of Broadband Deployment Dollars
• Pac-12 Suit Says Mountain West 'Poaching' Fee Goes Too Far
• Dish Owner Tells FCC Device Unlocking Good For Competition
• Musk, X Seek To End Ex-CNN Anchor's Talk Show Fraud Suit
• 4th Circ. Reluctant To Let NFL Fans Pass On Arbitration
• Combs Accused Of Filming Woman's Rape In New Suit
• Meta Can't Nix Misrepresentation Claims In Revenue Split Suit
• Dish Slams 'Entitled' Standard General Exec's Race Bias Suit
• 11th Circ. Rejects Atty Fees In Roller-Coaster IP Dispute
• Favre Parkinson's Reveal Overshadows Welfare Fraud Hearing
• Entertainment IP Veteran Joins Saul Ewing In New York
• Why Now Is The Time For Law Firms To Hire Lateral Partners
• 1st Circ. Sides With Wynn Casino Over Voucher Payouts
• Reggie Bush Says USC, NCAA, Pac-12 Exploited His Image
• Nike, Others Let TikTok 'Fingerprint' Sites, Suits Claim
• Calif. Schools To Limit Or Ban Cellphones Under New Law
• Google Executive Says There's No Internal Ad Tech Advantage
• Smartmatic Can't Seek Punitive Damages In Newsmax Suit
• FilmOn Founder's $900M Battery Trial Loss Slashed To $90M
• Calif. Gov. Vetoes Privacy Bill, OKs Social Media Addiction Law
• 'Bluey,' 'Paw Patrol' App Maker Sued Over 'Stealth Marketing'
• Navigation Co. Says Criticisms Of 900 MHz Plan Overblown
• Calif. Roller Rink Beats Suit Over Skater's Fall
• Paxton Urges Firearms Ban Reversal Before State Fair Opens
• House Swipes Right On Online Dating Safety Bill
• USC Lies Fueled 'Varsity Blues' Case, Exec Says In $75M Suit
• Radio Station Could Lose FCC License Over $32K In Back Fees
• Ex-Iowa Lawmaker Takes 'Success Kid' Meme Row To Justices
• Jury Finds MGA Owes T.I. $71.4M For Ripping Off IP With Dolls
• Boston Globe Secures Key Depo In Exec's Firing Suit
• Warner Bros. Fights To Keep NBA Streaming Suit In Court
• Shkreli Told To Provide More Info On Wu-Tang Album Copies
• Google And The Next Frontier Of Divestiture Antitrust Remedy
• Considering Possible PR Risks Of Certain Legal Tactics
• Julie Chrisley Fights For Sentence Cut After 11th Circ. Ruling
• Debevoise Reps KKR On $4.6B Middle-Market Fund
• Letterman Enjoys Jury Service, But Not Picked For Fraud Trial
• Journalists Say EBay Can't ID Sources In Stalking Case
• Defamation Law Changes May Be Brewing At Supreme Court
• AGs Push To Can Google Privacy Deal With No Class Payout
• Ad Tech Judge Not Biting On Google's Market Metaphor
• Cities Score Wins Over FCC Even In 9th Circ. Permitting Loss
• T.I.'s Fight With MGA Over Pop Group IP Goes To Jury Again
• SEC To Seek Sanctions For Musk Deposition 'Gamesmanship'
• FCC Launches $200M School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• Texas Says Justices' Ruling Doesn't Change Censorship Case
• Media Ownership Needs More Oversight, 8th Circ. Told
• Justices Asked To Clarify IP Eligibility In Animation App Case
• Insurer Settles Conn. Suit Over Theft From Theater Group
• Conservative Pundit Seeks To Block Calif. AI Election Laws
• Plaintiffs Firms Battle Over Proposed $9B Deal In J&J Talc Suit
• Avenatti Seeks Top Court Review Of Daniels ID Theft Verdict
• It's No Longer Enough For Firms To Be Trusted Advisers
• Off The Bench: Favre Flops, Dolan Escapes, Betting Cos. Sued
• Marketing Firm Says NC Pot Shop Dropped Ownership Deal
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Publishers 'Did Not Trust Google,' Former Ad Tech Exec Says
• Mistrial Avoided In MGA's 3rd Round With T.I. In IP Saga
• Congress Clears Bill Setting Aside Space Launch Spectrum
• Dallas Judge's Ruling Leaves State Fair Gun Ban Intact
• FCC Chief Tanks Trump Call To Pull ABC Licenses
• Nintendo, Pokémon Say 'Palworld' Maker Infringed Patents
• FTC's Holyoak Offers 'Alternative Vision' For Privacy, AI Work
• Roblox Can't Ax Negligence Claims In Online Gambling Case
• Publishers Back Music Companies' Bid To Restore $1B Win
• Newsmax Appeals Quash Of Smartmatic Atty Subpoenas
• MrBeast Co., Amazon Accused Of Exploiting TV Contestants
• Live Nation Looks To Trim Gov't Antitrust Case
• Judge Gives Dow Jones Win In Article Thievery Case
• GOP's Broadband Permit Overhaul 'Dangerous,' Localities Say
• Judge Keeps Hur Investigation Ghostwriter Tapes Sealed
• Calif. Bill, NTIA Report Illustrate Open-Model AI Safety Debate
• DC Circ. Skeptical Of Copyrights For AI-Created Artworks
• Snapchat Settles Conn. Bitmoji Sex Assault Case
• Behind 3rd Circ. Ruling On College Athletes' FLSA Eligibility
• Pink Floyd, NFL And PE Take Limelight In Latest Deal Rumors
• Furth Wilensky, Raz Dlugin Guide $1.95B Mobile Gaming Deal
• NY Knicks Owner Escapes Federal Sex Trafficking Claims
• 'Greenhushing': Why Some Cos. Are Keeping Quiet On ESG
• Tech Giants Falling Far Short On Data Privacy, FTC Says
• Kids' Online Safety, Privacy Bills Move To House Floor
• MGA Threatens Mistrial In O.M.G Dolls IP Fight With T.I.
• Google Judge Wonders: Does Ad Tech Benefit Publishers?
• AI Musician Denies Purported $10M Streaming Scam
• 'Bling Empire' Star Owes $900K To Ex-Partner For Show Idea
• Nintendo Stole BlackBerry IP For Devices, Patent Holder Says
• $24.5M Fee Sought In Del. For $125M Discovery Suit Deal
• Meta Ditches Investor Suit Over Apple Ad Changes For Good
• Pa. Jury Clears SeaWorld-Owned Park In Race Bias Trial
• Toss Atty Input Overboard, Says Org. In Blackbeard Image Spat
• Combs Denied Bail, Feds Cite 'Massive' Trafficking Evidence
• House Panel Easily Passes Mandate For AM Radio In Cars
• Pa. AG Sues Robot Co. Over $2M In Unfilled Orders, Refunds
• Groups Seek To Sway FCC's Campaign Ad AI Disclosure Plan
• Disney Star Seeks $940M From Zee In Cricket Broadcast Spat
• Universal Studios Skimped On Workers' Pay, Suit Says
• Rogers Pays $3.45B For Control Of Toronto Pro Sports Teams
• Video Game Release Highlights TM Pitfalls Of App Store
• Cooley Adds DC Telecom Trio From DLA Piper, Morgan Lewis
• Calif. Gov. Signs Suite Of Bills Combating AI Deepfakes
• Weinstein Pleads Not Guilty To New Sex Assault Charge
• Complying With FTC's Final Rule On Sham Online Reviews
• Netflix's 'Varsity Blues' Setback Puts Media On Watch
• Video Game Giants Want Addictive Games Suit Tossed
• Google Gets €1.49B Antitrust Fine Tossed In AdSense Case
• Chancery Sides With Truth Social Backer In SPAC Deal Payout
• Flowers For Miley? Not Without Bruno Mars, Suit Says
• AT&T To Pay $13M Fine Over Vendor's Cloud Data Breach
• Ex-Worker Suing Over Bonuses Backed Axing Them, X Says
• Ex-Manager of Dartmouth Student Paper Gets Prison For Theft
• Fla. Panel Told Boies Schiller Film Co. Had Proper Fraud Claim
• Tech Co. Takes Shot At Brooklyn Nets Over 'Netaverse' Use
• Sheppard Mullin Scores Depp Trial Pro From Brown Rudnick
• GC Base Salaries At Big Companies On The Rise
• Meta Deletes Photo Tagging IP At Fed. Circ.
• Chrisley Sentence Should Stick Despite 11th Circ., Feds Argue
• Toshiba Sheet-Counting Patent Gets Revoked On Appeal
• Instagram Changing Teen Accounts As Pressure Mounts
• BBC Backs Public Interest Value Of Tory Donor Bribery Claims
• Guardian In Talks To Sell The Observer To Tortoise Media
• Combs Led Vast Criminal Ring That Abused Women, Feds Say
• BBC Must Face Bias Claims From Disabled Accountant
• Ex-MoviePass CEO Admits $9.95 Plan Too Good To Be True
• Film Producer, Accountant Hid $25M From IRS, DOJ Alleges
• IBM Wins $45M From Zynga In Gaming Patent Trial
• Judges Examine Who Has Free Speech Rights In TikTok Case
• Parent Drops Suit Alleging Video Game Addiction
• Copyright Termination Opinion Departs From Long-Held Views
• 5th Circ. Rejects Favre's Hail Mary In Sharpe Defamation Fight
• Nothing Novel About Trump Ex-Atty's Case, Justices Told
• 'Hold On,' Don't Play Me: Court Says Trump Can't Use Song
• The 2024 Regional Powerhouses
• Trump Can't Rock Down To 'Electric Avenue,' Court Finds
• 23andMe Inks $30M Data Breach Deal With 6.4M Users In MDL
• What To Know About The Google AdTech Trial
• Judge Orders Mobile IV Co. To Stop Eli Lilly Infringment
• NFL QB Faces New Assault Claims, NCAA's NIL Woes Grow
• Trio Of BigLaw Mergers Expected To Drive More Deal Talks
• Ga. Lawyers Group Blast 'Chill' Of Young Thug Atty Contempt
• FuboTV Antitrust Trial Against Disney Set For Fall 2025
• Sky Can't Force Ofcom To Revisit End-Of-Contract Decision
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PE Giant KKR's Plan To Buy Entertainment Biz Gets EU Nod
• Arthur Cox-Led Betting Biz Buys $350M Stake In Brazil Rival
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Another Trump Bid To Halt Hush Money Case
• FCC Tells 6th Circ To Affirm Net Neutrality
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Creates New Rule For Certification Marks
• McKinsey Partner Can't Undo $11M Music Piracy Judgment
• The Risks Of Employee Political Discourse On Social Media
• A Preview Of AI Priorities Under The Next President
• Nippon's Push To Save US Steel Buy And Other Deal Rumors
• Disneyland Performers Can Join Colleagues In Existing Union
• Feds Eye Nixing Girardi's Ill. Case After Calif. Theft Conviction
• Employment Firm GQ Littler Hires Pro From Baker McKenzie
• NY Top Court Rejects Trump's Latest Challenge To Gag Order
• Digital Media Solutions Hits Ch. 11 With Plans To Sell
• Sullivan & Cromwell Guides Springer Nature's German IPO
• Weinstein Hit With New Charges In NY Ahead Of Retrial
• Litigation Spending To Rise As Cases Grow More Aggressive
• Utah Social Media Law Blocked Amid 1st Amendment Fight
• Dua Lipa Can't Slip Copyright Claim In 'Levitating' IP Suit
• Top Calif. Biz Bills Sitting On Gov. Newsom's Desk
• How Companies Are Approaching Insider Trading Policies
• Studio Behind 'Sound Of Freedom' Worth $1.6B In SPAC Deal
• Reality Star Says Cosmetic Co. Can't 'Give Them Lala'
• Fla. Panel Told ACC's Suit Against FSU Must Play Out First
• Full Fed. Circ. Snubs Google's Fight Over ITC's Powers
• EasyGroup Loses TMs After Suing For Infringement
• Trademarks Surge As UKIPO Transforms Digital Platform
• BCLP Seeks Nearly $1M Unpaid Fees From Miss America Org
• Freelancer Loses Unfair Dismissal Case Against Al Jazeera
• Onetime Actor Ready For His Close-Up With PierFerd
• Norton Rose Adds Litigator, Crisis Manager From Blank Rome
• TV Property Developer Appears In Court On Fraud Charges
• Miami-Dade Lied To Get Out Of Deal, Water Park Co. Says
• Truth Social Founder Ordered To Disclose Investor Details
• Lumen Exits Rural Broadband Program In Parts Of Colo.
• Ex-Knick Can Depose Team Owner In Ejection Suit
• Prime Hydration Beats Most Beverage PFAS Claims, For Now
• Boxing Biz Denies Agreeing To Co-Promote Axed Tournament
• Court Denial Of $335M UFC Deal Sets Bold Antitrust Precedent
• Will Tom Girardi's Age Impact His Sentence?
• British Artists Call For IP Overhaul Amid AI Concerns
• Photographer Aims To Squash Pest Control Co. Use Of Ant Pic
• T-Mobile Can't Change 4th Circ. Loss In 'Simply Prepaid' Fight
• FCC Chair Vows High Court Fight Over Universal Service
• White & Case Guides £100M Hedge Fund Deal For Spectator
• White Stripes Sue Trump For Using Hit 'Seven Nation Army'
• SEC Fines 9 Advisers $1.24M Over Marketing Rule Violations
• DOJ Says 'Frustrated' Google Ad Tech Customers Are Stuck
• Judge Again Says Yearbook Site Can't Force Arbitration
• The Atlantic Must Face Writer's Trimmed Defamation Suit
• SES, Intelsat Tell FCC They Need $3.1B Combo To Compete
• 'Terrorgram' Leaders Charged With Targeting Judge, Senator
• FCC Is Asked To Allow Bonds As Backup For Funding Awards
• Navigation Co. Defends Plan To Deploy GPS Alternative
• X Corp. Could Expose Donors To Death Threats, Per Watchdog
• Mass. High Court Hints At Notice Rule To Open Clerk Hearings
• Meta Wants Mike Huckabee's Fake CBD Ad Suit Tossed
• How Methods Are Evolving In Textualist Interpretations
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Frankfurt Kurnit Adds Ex-Copyright Office GC In LA
• NJ Court Won't Rush UAW's Smoking Law Case Appeal
• T.I. Tells Jury 'Anyone With Eyes' Can See MGA's IP Theft
• Takeaways From Fair Use Rejection Of Free E-Book Library
• Calif. Takes AI Reins With Looming Safety, Transparency Laws
• TV Stations Fined $3.3M For Mixing Hot Wheels Shows And Ads
• Crypto Project Finds Shkreli's Wu-Tang Claims 'Dubious'
• JD Vance Can't Ax Campaign Spending Limits At 6th Circ.
• Music Publishers Argue Their AI Copyright Case Is Different
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 'He Says, She Says' In Harvey Weinstein's America
• Split 2nd Circ. OKs Jury Of 11 In Fox News Hosts Threat Case
• DOJ Must Give Google 'Something Concrete' On Search Fixes
• Doctor Pulls Discovery Demands Against WWE Accuser
• Off The Bench: NCAA Flops, NBA Trial, Sunday Ticket Appeal
• YouTuber Says Logan Paul Filed Defamation Claims Too Soon
• The State Law Landscape After Justices' Social Media Ruling
• Google Hit With Ad Tech Complaint In UK As DOJ Trial Looms
• Sharpe Rips Favre's Nod To Palin-NYT Ruling As Irrelevant
• No Redo On Eminem Licensing Ruling Over Spotify Plays
• Fox Rothschild Lands Entertainment Atty From Netflix In NY
• 2nd Circ. Tests Trump Bid To Overturn $5M Carroll Verdict
• Trump Sentencing Pushed Back Until After Election
• MGA's O.M.G. Dolls Imitated Girl Group's Looks, Member Says
• TikToker Conned Followers With Real Estate Fraud, Feds Say
• NM AG Sues Snapchat Over Child 'Sextortion' And Abuse
• Mayors Say No To FCC Bulk Billing Proposal
• FCC Says Telecom Needn't Cover Already Funded Tribes
• Feds Seek To Nix EB-1 Visa Suit After Reopening Application
• Guess What? The Guess Who Settled Their Intra-Band TM Suit
• Industry Presses House To Clear Broadband Permit Hurdles
• DA Pans Trump Maneuvering On Hush Money Case Removal
• OpenAI Slams YouTuber's AI Training Class Action
• Biden To Block US Steel-Nippon, And More Deal Rumors
• Bad Bunny Sports Firm In Contempt Over MLBPA Arbitration
• Target Says TikTok Claims Are No Match For Actual Facts
• Colo. Election Denier Hit With $1K-A-Day Contempt Fine
• AI Art Ruling Shows Courts' Training Data Cases Approach
• Russian TV Host, Wife Charged With Dodging Sanctions
• Marvel Illegally Coerced Silence, 'X-Men '97' Writer Says
• DOJ And Google Set For Trial, Again, This Time Over Ad Tech
• UK Screen Directors Tap Ex-Disney GC To Seek Royalties
• New Weinstein Charges Loom In NY As Women Step Forward
• Why Attorneys Should Consider Community Leadership Roles
• Ch. 11 Ruling Shows Early Attempt To Tackle Purdue Fallout
• Latham-Led Topgolf Plans Spinoff Into 2 Separate Cos.
• Ticketmaster Faces UK Probe Over Oasis Tour Sales
• UK Drops Weinstein Prosecution Over '90s Assault Charges
• The 1975 'Did Not Know' On-Stage Kiss Would Cancel Gig
• 'I Was Blown Away': Tiny Harris Says MGA Stole Group's Look
• X Stops Training Grok On EU Users' Posts To End Irish Action
• Who Wore '8' Better? Jackson, Aikman Locked In TM Battle
• Fed. Circ. Told To Skip Dish's Review Bid Of $3M Fee Ruling
• Universal Service Fund's End Called Crushing For Broadband
• FCC Plans To Tighten Vise On Scam Calls, Texts
• 2011 Case Bars Houston Strip Club's Fee Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Pet Toy Co. President Has No Voting Power, Founder Says
• Warner Music, Atlantic Beat Suit Over Alleged Abuse In 1980s
• FCC Sued In 5th Circ. Over Wi-Fi Plan For Schools, Libraries
• Amazon Disclosures Doom Prime Viewers' Deception Claims
• Market Realities On, Merger Reviews Off Table In Ad Tech Trial
• 9th Circ. Blocks Calif.'s Social Media Content Disclosure Law
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Blackbeard IP Fight, Firm Data Breach
• Agencies Should Reward Corporate Cyber Victim Cooperation
• 2 Media Workers Indicted In Russian Influence Probe
• OpenAI Wants News Org.'s Copyright Suit Cut To Core Issue
• DraftKings, Vox Settle Photographer's Suit Over Giants QB Pic
• 2nd Circ. Says Free E-Book Library Not Fair Use
• Buchalter IP Ace Jumps To Snell & Wilmer In LA
• 'Rust' Armorer Takes Plea Deal In Separate Gun Case
• Firms Must Offer A Trifecta Of Services In Post-Chevron World
• AI Musician Duped Streaming Giants To Steal $10M, Feds Say
• 3rd Trial In T.I.'s IP Fight With MGA Kicks Off In Calif.
• ITC Clears Amazon In Video Processing Patent Case
• FCC Moves Ahead On Indie Video Competition, Congress Told
• Amazon Prevails In Targeted Programming IP Fight At Fed. Circ.
• Diamond Sports Gets OK For NBA, NHL, Ch. 11 Lender Deals
• NBA Star's Marketing Co. Settles Dish Payment Fight
• NC Suit Over Blackbeard Ship Survives Another Attack
• UAW Loses Bid To Include Casinos In NJ Smoking Ban
• Manhattan DA's Art Seizure Unit Hit With New Calif. Challenge
• FCC Bans Kaspersky Software In Authorized Equipment
• NBA, Warner Bros. Eye April 2025 Trial In Media Rights Spat
• Shkreli Hands Over 15 Copies Of Wu-Tang Clan Album
• Criminal Lawyers Group Backs YSL Atty In Contempt Appeal
• $15M Class Atty Fee Sought In Microsoft-Activision Suit
• Justices Urged To Revive Movie Site TM Suit Against BofA
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 5 Tips To Succeed In A Master Of Laws Program And Beyond
• NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers Appeal $4.7B Verdict Reversal
• Atty's Use Of AI Didn't Taint Rapper's Trial, Judge Says
• $2.2M Bowling Co. Investor Settlement Gets Initial Green Light
• Trump Loses Renewed Bid To Take Hush Money Case Federal