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Media & Entertainment - May, 2025

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• 'Not Sure It Fits': Google Judge Challenges DOJ AI Boost Idea
• Plaintiffs Appeal AI Sales Platform's Win In Identity Misuse Suit
• Broadband Rate Regs Hurt Competition, Report Says
• Wheeling & Appealing: The Latest Must-Know Appellate Action
• 4th Circ. Says Possession Decides Rockwell Drawings Feud
• Meta Looks To Nix FTC's Lead Econ Expert After Antitrust Trial
• NSO Wants New WhatsApp Hack Trial After Meta's $168M Win
• NBA Star Zion Williamson Sued For Sexual Assault In Calif.
• Crowdfunding, Reg A Deals Grow Slowly As SEC Weighs Ideas
• Taylor Swift Says She Bought Masters Of Her First Albums
• FCC Moves To Revoke Radio Licenses For Unpaid Fees
• Calif. Fire Chiefs Favor Earth-Based GPS Backup Plan
• Wash. Judge Doubts Valve's Suit Alleging Arbitration Scheme
• 'Spinning Wheels': Judge Laments 'No Progress' In Meta Case
• Colo. Judge Won't Halt $14M Wage Fines Against Strip Clubs
• The BigLaw Settlements Are About Risk, Not Profit
• Google Nears Class Deal In Privacy Suit Over Recording Users
• DC Circ. Keeps Block On Texas AG's Media Matters Probe
• DOJ Could Target Journalists Under Media Policy Reversion
• Prosecutors Bet On Diddy's Ex-Workers To Build RICO Case
• Diaz Reus Sued For Fraud, Conflict In Failed Miami Water Park
• Off The Bench: NASCAR V. Crypto, Puig Doc, NCAA Eligibility
• Trump Opposes Quick Ruling In Copyright Chief's Firing Suit
• Congressional Caucus Aims To Fix Rural Broadband Delays
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cravath, Latham
• Ex-MLBer Sues TNT And Warner For 'Dirty Moneyball' Doc
• $17.5M TaskUs Investor Deal Gets Magistrate's Endorsement
• FTC Seeks To Push Amazon Antitrust Trial To 2027
• TikTok Can't Duck NY Suit Over Kids' Mental Health
• Judge Finds Epic Verdict Means One Patent Claim Invalid
• China Unicom Will Stay On FCC 'Covered List'
• ​​​​​​​Netflix's 'Broad' IP Claims Against Broadcom Face Skepticism
• Ex-UMich Athlete Ends Defamation Suit Over Graffiti Claims
• Ex-Copyright Chief Wants Fast Ruling In Trump Firing Dispute
• Don't Kill 'Crucial' FCC Wi-Fi Subsidy, House Lawmakers Told
• NASCAR Wins Defamation Claims Over LGBCoin Sponsorship
• Disney Can't Stop Brazil Court Injunction In IP Row, For Now
• Influencer Hits Akin With Malpractice Suit Over Boxing Deal
• NJ Appeals Court Closes Anti-SLAPP Loophole
• Mich. Judge Faces Watchdog Complaint For Disparaging Boss
• Willkie Brings On Musician-Turned-Atty In LA From Manatt
• Google Ad Tech Ruling Creates Antitrust Uncertainty
• NYT, Amazon Reach Licensing Deal To Use Content For AI
• Brazilian Jiujitsu Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Kevin Costner Sued By Stuntwoman Over Ad Hoc Rape Scene
• Insurers Get Meta MDL Coverage Fight Kicked Back To Del.
• EchoStar Says FCC Should Not Question Buildout Extension
• Pulitzer Board Can't Pause Trump Defamation Suit In Florida
• 3 Firms Guide Hailey Bieber's $1B Sale Of Rhode To Elf Beauty
• 5 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In June
• FCC Urged To Reject Waiver For Alaska Plan Mapping
• SG Backs Cox's High Court Bid In Music Copyright Battle
• FINRA Fines Broker-Dealer $350K Over Influencer Promotions
• Va. Ruling Undercuts Railroads' Broadband Suit, 4th Circ. Told
• Influencers Settle IP Dispute Over 'Beige' Aesthetic
• 3rd Circ. Pauses J&J Unit Appeal In Talc Study Libel Case
• Flamin' Hot Cheetos Defamation Suit Snuffed Out, For Now
• Amazon Seeks To End FTC's Prime Subscription Case
• Telecom Groups Ask Trump To Push BEAD Program Ahead
• Disney Cut Loose From Singing Turtle IP Case
• Ex-WWE Exec To Aid Accuser In Suit Against Vince McMahon
• Vail Ski Instructors Can't Expand Collective In Wage Suit
• Smartmatic Says Fox Is Trying To 'Bury Proof' In Defamation Row
• Alex Jones Is 'Defending Journalists,' Texas Court Hears
• Signed, Sealed, Deleted: A Look At The California Delete Act
• Hill Dems Blast 'Indefensible' Delay In Multilingual Alert Regs
• Harvard To Give Slave Photos To Museum, Ending Legal Battle
• Nielsen Rival Wants To Ditch Viewing Data Patent Case
• Ex-Benghazi Investigator Sworn In As Interim NorCal US Atty
• Audacy Gig Squelched By Soros Fund, Radio Executive Says
• Judge Won't Stop Ex-Copyright Office Director's Firing
• OneTaste Co-Founder Tells Jury Of Group's Pressure Tactics
• Anthropic Declaration Partly Stricken Over AI Hallucination
• 'Gone In 60 Seconds' IP Appeal 'Stalls At Starting Line'
• 11th Circ. Says Producer's Defamation Claims Came Too Late
• Greenpeace Fights To Walk Back $666M Pipeline Verdict
• Renaissance Fair Co. Says Landlord Planned 'Knock-Off' Event
• 11th Circ. Won't Revisit FCC Ownership Ruling
• Trump To Pardon 'Chrisley' Stars Convicted Of Tax Evasion
• Judge Follows The Users And The Money In Meta's FTC Case
• Debate Over Moratorium On State AI Oversight Goes To Senate
• Trump's Media Co. To Raise $2.5B For Bitcoin Purchase
• Card Game Maker Sues Competitor Over Alleged Knockoff
• Wireless Mics Need Fewer Reg Restrictions, FCC Told
• AG Watch: Texas Expands Use Of Consumer Protection Laws
• 'I Need To Be Careful': Judge Wades Into Musk-Firm Conflict
• NPR Sues To Block Trump's 'Blatantly Unconstitutional' Cuts
• Trump, Ex-Copyright Head Duel Over Her Firing
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• 9th Circ. Mulls 'Two John Smiths' In Classmates.com Class
• Disney Accuses YouTube Of Poaching Ex-Distribution Exec
• Legendary Calif. Judge Alsup Likely To Go Inactive In 2025
• 5th Circ. Sides With Texas Library In Book Ban Redo
• Detroit Judge Can't Yet Invoke Immunity Over Teen's Mock Trial
• X Says Media Matters Must Pay For 'Unjustified' Transfer Bid
• Meta, App Maker Flo Can't Escape All Of Privacy Class Action
• Westlaw AI Win Right But Appellate Review Wise, Judge Says
• LegitScript Can't Use 'Unclean Hands' To Ax Antitrust Case
• 9th Circ. Judges Grapple With Funko Investors' Fraud Claims
• X Corp. Hit With $8.2M Judgment Over Colo. Lease Breach
• McMahon Tries To Limit Misconduct Docs In WWE Merger Suit
• X Alleges Vietnamese Group Is Exploiting Engagement Metrics
• IP Notebook: Trump's AI Plan, ChatGPT Logs, Dewberry Cited
• Power To The Paralegals: An Untapped Source For Biz Roles
• Senate Dems Bash Spectrum 'Giveaway' In Budget Bill
• 2nd Circ. Says Judge Misapplied Fair Use In Copyright Case
• Alex Jones Says $45.1M Sandy Hook Verdict Unconstitutional
• NY Judge Won't Rethink Sanctions Against Chinese Tech Co.
• Home Makeover Host Sues Citibank For Debit Declines
• Musk Doubles Down After OpenAI Drops For-Profit Transition
• Off The Bench: Tennis Officials, NCAA Stay On The Defensive
• FTC Finally Drops Challenge To Microsoft-Activision Deal
• Copyright Director Sues Trump Over 'Blatantly Unlawful' Firing
• Health Education Provider Can't Shake Video Privacy Suit
• Ex-FCC Nom Slams Trump For Pulling Digital Equity Funding
• Training LLMs Is OK, Pirating Isn't: Anthropic Judge Tips Hand
• FTC Can't Get Amazon Execs' Financials Yet In Prime Case
• FCC Clamps Down On 'Bad Labs' Seen As Security Threats
• Fla. Can't End Tech Groups' Challenge To Social Media Law
• At NY Show, The Trial Is Fake But The Entertainment Is Real
• Oyster Enterprises II SPAC Prices $220M IPO
• Tax Court Backs IRS In Multibillion-Dollar Facebook Clash
• FCC Eyes More Satellite Use Across 4 Spectrum Bands
• Millicom Buying Telefonica's Uruguay Mobile Unit For $440M
• Isaac Hayes Estate Seeks Clarification In Trump Copyright Suit
• Playing Poker Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Susman Godfrey Partner To Lead News Orgs In OpenAI MDL
• Beastie Boys Settle 'Sabotage' IP Suit With Chili's Owner
• Gem Group Plugs $100M Into MoviePass For Fantasy Platform
• Senior FCC Democrat Attends Final Monthly Meeting
• Fox Accuses Smartmatic Of Destroying 'Critical' Evidence
• Latham Leads Pair Of Venture-Backed IPOs Raising $624M
• Google, Character.AI Can't Escape Suit Over Teen's Suicide
• 4th Circ. Won't Revive Khashoggi Widow's Surveillance Suit
• Verizon Looks To Break Free Of TracFone Unlocking Condition
• Google Gets Rumble's Video-Sharing Antitrust Case Tossed
• Texas Bills To Watch Before The End Of The 2025 Session
• Country Music Singer Urges Sens. To Pass AI Deepfakes Bill
• FCC's Carr Clashes With Dems Over Verizon DEI Deal
• 'Rip And Replace' Likely Done In 1 Year, FCC Says
• DOGE Seeks High Court's Help In Ducking FOIA Discovery
• Apple Lets Fortnite Back In App Store As Appeal Pends
• Trump Can't Fire Privacy Board Democrats, DC Court Says
• 50 Cent Wants Ch. 11 Reopened To Fight Woman's $20M Suit
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Becoming A Firmwide MVP
• DC Circ. Won't Revive Okla. Tribe's Creek Land Dispute
• Tech Co. AppLovin's Brass Face 'Shadow Downloads' Claims
• FCC Warned To Not Overreach In Undersea Cable Rules
• State AGs Say No To Nixing Wireless Site NHPA Reviews
• Ye Must Answer Discovery Requests In 'Donda' IP Suit
• Netflix Hit With TM Suit Over Tyler Perry's 'She The People'
• Nextdoor Beats Investor Suit Over Post-SPAC Profitability
• Carnegie Hall Group Targets Hospitality Biz In TM Suit
• Meta Asks To Toss Claim That Illegal Tool Scraped Tax Info
• Patenting AI And Machine Learning In The Wake Of Recentive
• TikTok's Bid To Get NY Docs From AG Sunk By New State Law
• Ex-NCAA Basketball Players Appealing NIL Denial To 2nd Circ.
• Meta Says Too Late For 'Dramatic Shift' In Antitrust Argument
• Trump Calls For FCC Spectrum Auctions In Budget Bill
• SAG-AFTRA Battles Use Of Fortnite's AI Darth Vader At NLRB
• Judge Denies Meta's Mid-Trial Bid To End FTC Monopoly Case
• Senate Dems Protest Broadband Deployment Delays
• MLBPA, Underdog Sports End Suit Over Using Player Images
• Amazon, Apple Get Atty Fees Over Dropped Antitrust Plaintiff
• Attys For Alleged Fox Hacker 'Deeply Regret' Fake AI Citations
• Apple Can't Get Quick Pause Of App Store Order At 9th Circ.
• How Mass Arbitration Defense Strategies Have Fared In Court
• Ex-OneTaste Staffer Says Sexual Labor Was Part Of The Job
• Goldstein Assails 'Radical' DOJ Case, Probe Of 'Sexual Habits'
• House Urged To Ax Proposed 10-Year Ban On State AI Laws
• Let's Talk About Rights: Salt-N-Pepa Sue UMG To Reclaim IP
• Comscore Accused Of Monopoly Over Movie Box Office Data
• FCC's Carr Claims Victory Versus DEI In Verizon-Frontier OK
• Apple's Refusal To Put Fortnite On App Store Prompts Hearing
• 5th Circ. Tosses FCC Workplace Diversity Reporting Rule
• FCC Examines Revisions To Alaska Broadband Measurements
• Ex-CEO Accuses Omnicom Of Gender, Age Bias In Pay Suit
• 9th Circ. Weighs 'WallStreetBets' Ownership In Reddit TM Suit
• Justices OK Tossing Copyright Case Against Ta-Nehisi Coates
• Copyright Law's Nuances Pose Challenges To AI Music Suits
• Trump Signs Anti-Revenge Porn Bill Into Law
• Epic Beats $32.5M Infringement Claim Over Fortnite Concerts
• '50 Cent' Liquor Biz Eyes Ex-Boss's Conn. Home For $7M Debt
• Conservative Groups Push Media Ownership Deregulation
• OpenAI Escapes Defamation Suit In Ga. Over ChatGPT Output
• Mass. Atty Sues Town Official For Blocking Him On Facebook
• X Failed To Pay Promised Severance, Ex-Workers Say
• Avenatti Rips 'Draconian' Bid To Add 13 Years To Sentence
• Anthropic's AI-Hallucinated Errors Taint Filing, Publishers Say
• Co. Looks To Dodge $5M Award From Laotian Casino Deal
• Epic Tells Jury Fortnite Concerts Weren't Patent Infringement
• Live Nation Denies Colluding Over Pandemic Response
• Accused Fox Video Hacker's Attys Slammed For Fake Citations
• 9th Circ. Says Lil Nas X Didn't Steal Model's Instagram Poses
• Korean-Language News Co. Cuts $4.3M Deal In Tax Case
• Sheeran Fights Supreme Court Review Of Copyright Ruling
• Seton Hall Asks NJ Judge To Toss Hoopsters' Injury Claims
• Lin Wood's Ex-Partners Awarded $11M Over Firm Split
• Trump Says Pa. Law Gives Him Immunity In Central Park 5 Suit
• 1st Circ. Rejects Appeals By Trio Of 'Varsity Blues' Parents
• Taxation With Representation: Blakes, Davies, Goodmans
• Susan Sarandon, Contractor End Dispute Over Vt. Home
• $38M Law Firm Settlement Highlights 'Unworthy Client' Perils
• DC Circ. Orders Closer Look At FTC's $5B Meta Privacy Deal
• Wachtell, Latham Steer $34.5B Charter, Cox Cable Mega Deal
• $666M Pipeline Verdict 'Poster Child' For Reduction, Judge Told
• Taylor Swift Fans Get Final Shot At Ticketmaster Antitrust Suit
• Zuckerberg Can't Avoid Deposition In Meta Health Privacy Suit
• Trump Media Pushes Presidential Immunity In Del. Hearing
• TikTok's Friends Features 'Set Off Alarm Bells' At Facebook
• 'It Ends With Us' Producers Must Hand Over Net Worth Docs
• 'Our Father' Fertility Doc Must Face Bio Daughter's Suit
• Anthropic's Atty Says Client's Own AI Created Error In Filing
• DC's Amazon Antitrust Trial To Be Bumped Deeper Into 2027
• Live Nation's Atty Fails To 'Move The Needle' In Discovery Bid
• Broadcasters, Wireless Biz Square Off Over 6 GHz Changes
• Apple Accused Of False IPhone AI Promises In 50-State Suit
• X Wants $105M Video Patent Verdict Thrown Out
• Snap's Alice Win On Image Search Patents Gets Fed. Circ. OK
• Teaching Business Law Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Memphis Seeks Atty Sanctions In Tyre Nichols Beating Case
• FTC Chair Says Staffing Cuts Needed After Hiring Spree
• Smartmatic Says Fox News Deleted 'Incriminating' Texts
• DOGE Can't Dodge Limited FOIA Discovery, DC Circ. Says
• Politico Beats Readers' Suit Over Online Trackers, For Now
• Lawmakers Question Legality Of Library Of Congress Moves
• Connecting With Friends Becoming 'Secondary,' FB Head Says
• Missy Elliott's Bid In Copyright Case Faces Court Setback
• Judge Questions Harm In Suit Over CPB Board Terminations
• Judge Hints At Shielding Docs Of Live Nation Competitors
• Colo. Justices Leery Of Speaker's Motive In Anti-SLAPP Test
• Alex Jones Can't Duck $1B Sandy Hook Payout During Appeal
• FCC Cuts Deal With Fla. Pirate Radio Operator
• Texas Panel Says Ex-Cop's Phone Fair Game In Bribe Case
• 9th Circ. Says Trustee Is Liable Under New Social Media Test
• House Committee Tees Up FCC Auction Reauthorization
• Insurer Blamed For Unpaid $3.2M Horse-Related Theft Deal
• Venture-Backed Tech IPOs Forge Ahead As Momentum Builds
• Hollywood Attys' New Litigation Boutique Eyes Assault Cases
• 'Plaintiffs Are Wrong' In New Recusal Bid, Ga. Judge Says
• Deregulation Memo Presents Risks, Opportunities For Cos.
• Stewart Orders PTAB Officials To Review Axed LED Patent
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Mastering Discovery
• 'Are We Dating The Same Guy?' Defamation Suit Gets Tossed
• X Says Elon Musk Can't Sit For Media Matters Deposition
• Brie, Franco's 'Together' Is 'Blatant Rip-Off,' Film Co. Says
• DOJ Antitrust Deputy Says Gov't 'Out-Lawyered' Google
• Google Spars With AGs Over Impact Of DOJ Ad Tech Ruling
• Snap Denies It Caused Users' Fentanyl Overdose Deaths
• Instagrammer Sues Vape Co. He Used To Run
• Did AI Co. Anthropic's Expert Cite AI-Hallucinated Study?
• WNBA's Connecticut Sun Put Up For Sale By Mohegan Tribe
• 2 Courts Say Fla. Drag Show Rules Likely Unconstitutional
• Senate Dems Say Paramount Deal Needs Full FCC Vote
• Fox Nabs Smartmatic Bribery Probe Docs In Defamation Case
• Celebrity Doctor Can't Duck WWE Accuser's Info Demand
• States Grapple With Feds Revoking Digital Equity Grants
• Match Group Says Customer Gripes Can't Fly In FTC Ad Suit
• Web Tracking Ruling Signals Potential Broadening Of CCPA
• FTC To Keep Focus On Key Sectors, Address Personal Liberty
• 'Popular Monster' Singer Must Pay YouTuber's Atty Fees
• Venable Wants Out Of 'It Ends With Us' Subpoena
• Patent Takeaways In Fed. Circ.'s 1st Machine Learning Ruling
• Former X Exec Can Drop His Bonus Suit, Avoiding Sanctions
• Google, YouTube Reach Deal To End Kids' Data Collection Suit
• Mariah Carey's $186K Fee Bid Is BigLaw Fantasy, Atty Says
• Ex-Twitter Workers Say Musk Reneged On Severance Promise
• GOP Sens. Urge FCC To Overhaul Media Ownership Regs
• Chancery Nixes Paramount-Skydance Books Suit Intervention
• Leon Black's Subpoena Suits Unsealed In Apollo Founder Row
• More Than Defaults: Google Judge Mulls AI, Search, Browsers
• Anthropic Says Music Cos.' Copyright Claims Still Fail
• Ohio AG Will Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Social Media Age Limit
• InterDigital Fights Disney's Injunction Bid In Patent Feud
• Zazzle Can't Dodge Copyright Claim Over Fonts, Judge Says
• HP, Patent Licensing Co. Settle Suit Over Video Coding IP
• Ex-VP Of NBA Legal Joins Barnes & Thornburg's Sports Group
• Feds Should Relax CBRS Power Limits, Carriers Say
• Caitlyn Jenner Beats Crypto Investors' Suit, For Now
• Music Labels Ask Justices To Uphold ISP's Copyright Liability
• Authors Group Calls Grant Withdrawals 'Flagrantly Unlawful'
• Budget Bill Would Let FCC Auction 600 MHz Of Spectrum
• Full DC Circ. Won't Review Copyright Denial For AI-Created Art
• Will Justices Finally Rein In Universal Injunctions?
• AI Training May Need Licensing, Copyright Office Says
• MSG Blames Microsoft Glitch For Missing Emails In Court
• Copyright Office Director Latest To Get Axed By Trump
• Diddy Abuse Case About 'Private' Sex Life, Atty Tells Jury
• Diddy Wasn't Targeted Due To His Race, NY Judge Rules
• FTC Says Amazon Hid Doc Calling Bezos 'Dark Arts Officer'
• Feds Put Heat On Foreign Data Transfers With Sweeping Rules
• Tech-Averse Souter Still Kept Up With The Times In IP Cases
• Bipartisan Bill Would Make Tech Giants Help Pay For Networks
• Google AI Fixes Are About Tomorrow, DOJ Tells Judge
• Webull Fined $1.6M Over Lax Influencer Ad Oversight
• Advocates Upset As Trump Targets 'Woke' Digital Equity
• From Fox News To DOJ: This Is The Next Interim DC US Atty
• Sandy Hook Families Want Alex Jones To Pay Up Amid Appeal
• IP Partner Rejoins Venable After Morgan Lewis Stint
• Tariffs And Tax Breaks Offer Risky Lifeline To US Film Industry
• Renewable Energy SPAC Taps Surging Market For $150M
• Disney Nears Prelim Approval On $43M Gender Pay Bias Deal
• X Paying Millions In Severance Arbitration Losses, Atty Says
• Texas Supreme Court Won't Review 'Love Is Blind' Case
• Souter's Clerks Remember Him As Humble, Kind And Caring
• Off The Bench: Latest NIL Deal Fix, More WWE Court Troubles
• Int'l Athletes' Wages Should Be On-Campus Employment
• Hiker And 'Raconteur': Atty Recalls 50-Year Bond With Souter
• Trump Ousts Library Of Congress Leader
• A Look At David Souter's Most Significant Opinions
• Justice Souter Was An Unexpected Force Of Moderation
• SeaWorld's $1.25M Deal To End 401(k) Suit Gets Initial Nod
• Playing Guitar Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Retired Supreme Court Justice David Souter Dies At 85
• Google To Settle Ad Bidding Privacy Suit
• Del. Justices Uphold Chancery Toss Of AMC Meme Stock Suit
• Pa. Judge Gives Final OK To $1.1M Inquirer Data Breach Deal
• Ramey IP Atty Likely To Get Sanctioned Over Netflix Doc Swap
• Feds Urge High Court Not To Take Jury-Right Case
• Instagram Head Says App 'Blends' Friends And Entertainment
• Ticketmaster Asks Justices To Protect 'Alternative' Arbitration
• Judge Allows WWE Accuser To Add SEC Settlement To Suit
• Musk Objects To New Job For SEC's Former Litigation Chief
• Apple Asks 9th Circ. To Pause New App Store Injunction
• E-Rate Paperwork Snafus Cost Some Orgs. FCC Funds
• PTAB Labels Decision Ending Hulu Fights As Informative
• Full DC Circ. Restores International Media Funding, For Now
• Crisis Management Lessons From The Parenting Playbook
• Senate Rejects FCC's Wi-Fi Subsidy For Students Off Campus
• Power Cos. Fight New Deadline In Pole Attachment Regs
• Latham, Wilson Sonsini Guide $800M Tripledot Gaming Deal
• Ex-OneTaste Staffer Says She Was Sexually Exploited
• Celebs And YouTubers Nix Most FTX Investor Claims, For Now
• Texas AG Warns Chinese Cos. To Get In Step With Privacy Law
• Roku's GC Steps Down After Less Than A Year In The Role
• Google Is 'What's Best' For Users, Apple Exec Tells Judge
• DOJ, FTC Seek Public Input On Live Event Ticketing Abuses
• Philips Presses For 'Certainty' On Next-Gen TV Transition
• Nike, 'Replica' Influencer Settle TM Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Girardi Keese Ex-CFO Will Cop To Client Theft In Chicago
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Ex-Enforcers Back Higher Standard For Google Breakup
• Fed. Circ. Backs Denial Of 'US Space Force' Trademark
• Splenda Maker Can't Claim Scientist's Research Is 'Defamation'
• Judge Rejects New Trial Over Antitrust Loss To US Soccer
• McMahon's Misconduct Docs Sought In WWE Merger Suit
• AI-Focused SPAC Raises $125M As Blank-Check Filings Surge
• AWOL Plaintiff Dropped From Apple, Amazon Antitrust Case
• World Cup Distributor Sues NY Bar, Claiming Illicit Broadcast
• Wyden Urges Probe Of White House Use Of TeleMessage App
• NJ Anti-SLAPP Fee Shift Applies In Federal Court, Judge Says
• Feds Seek 13 Years In Avenatti's California Resentencing
• Tips For Companies Crafting Tariff Surcharge Disclosures
• 9th Circ. Affirms FTC Loss In Microsoft-Activision Case
• Daily Mail Says Celebs Should Reveal 'Watershed Moments'
• Adapting To Private Practice: From NY Fed To BigLaw
• Pornhub Can't Challenge Section 230 Ruling With Fast Appeal
• Mobile Cos. Ramp Up Call For Spectrum, But Face Hurdles
• OneTaste Execs Used Sexual Meditation For Abuse, Jury Told
• Fla. Judge Limits Evidence Time Frame In Disney 'Wedgie' Suit
• Google Says DOJ's Monopoly Fixes Could Reveal 'Essential IP'
• Ga. Court Axes Web Tracking Class Action Against Hospital
• Actor Voight, Film Biz Adviser To Trump, Floats Tax Incentives
• TV Producer Gets 18 Months For Embezzlement, Fraud
• Jay-Z Claims Atty Buzbee's Conspiracy Extends To NY Lawyer
• McCarter & English Pushes To End Ex-Atty's Firing Suit
• Senate Tees Up Vote Against FCC Wi-Fi Funding Plan
• Meta Wins $168M Verdict Against NSO Over WhatsApp Hack
• Alex Jones' Atty Seeks Discipline Pause In Sandy Hook Leak
• Republicans Tout Bill To Make App Stores Verify Users' Ages
• Combs Case Reveals Key Pretrial Scheduling Strategies
• Top 3 Litigation Finance Deal-Killers, And How To Avoid Them
• Prince Harry Demands Daily Mail Reveal 'Web Of Illegal Acts'
• Ex-OneTaste Leaders Face Trial On Forced Labor Charges
• Apple Hit With Developer Suit After App Store Contempt Order
• Jimmy Page Accused Of Infringing 'Dazed and Confused'
• OpenAI Abandons For-Profit Plan After Musk Suit Is Preserved
• 'Punish' NSO For WhatsApp Hack, Meta Tells Jury In Closings
• Officials Seek More Depo Time In Live Nation Antitrust Suit
• Judge Rejects Media Matters' Bid To Move X's Case
• Calif. Stations Must Pay $32K Over File Failings, FCC Says
• Meta Users Refused 9th Circ. Appeal On Data Pay Cert Denial
• Google Ads Advertisers Ask For Class Cert. In MDL
• EchoStar Says CBRS Revamp Won't Hurt Incumbents
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Palin, Fox, Crime Podcasters
• NetChoice Sues Over Ga.'s New Social Media Age Limit Law
• Ex-Twitter Execs Can See Some Musk Texts In Severance Row
• FB Exec Saw Messaging Apps As Threat, But Not WhatsApp
• Trump Seeks 100% Tariff On Foreign-Made Movies
• Celebrity Doctor Says McMahon Accuser's Atty Defamed Him
• Best Practices For Companies Integrating Existing IP With AI
• How Attys Can Use A Therapy Model To Help Triggered Clients
• DC Circ. Urged To Revisit Copyright Denial For AI-Created Art
• Mass. Justices Eye Potential Bias In Police Use Of Snapchat
• NFL, Retail Group Back NBA In Video Privacy Fight
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Miss. Ban On Pot Ads
• Justices Skip Recusal Case Over Fitbit Judge's Google Ties
• Spyware Maker NSO Can't Cite Zuck In WhatsApp Hack Trial
• Gores Group's Latest SPAC Leads 3 IPOs Totaling $792M
• Mozilla Says Google Search Remedies Are Major Threat
• Epic Says Google, Samsung Can't Ignore Its Earlier Jury Win
• DC Circ. Allows Feds To Halt Funding To Int'l Media Outlets
• TikTok Chinese Data Transfers Draw €530M Irish Privacy Fine
• Ex-Worker Says DirecTV Fired Her In Biased Force Reduction
• How Athletes Can Protect Their Signature Celebrations As IP
• Opening Upper C-Band Poses Air Safety Concerns, FCC Told
• Layoffs, Grant Cutoffs On Hold At Federal Library Agency
• Pro Golfer Urges 11th Circ. To Revive Media Defamation Suits
• Ex-Twitter Execs, Co. Fight Over Musk's Texts Severance Row
• This Is Real Life, Site Asking To Ax Grand Theft Auto Suit Says
• Trump Media Makes Move To Fla. With Del. Action Pending
• Musk Can Pursue Most Claims Against OpenAI, Microsoft
• X Reneged On Severance Promises, Laid-Off Mass. Workers Say
• What Banks Must Do To Attract Gen Z Customers
• Mass Arbitration Reform Must Focus On Justice
• FCC Poised To Pull Plug On Thousands Of 'Inactive' Dockets
• Trump Denied $53K Atty Fee Award In Central Park 5 Suit
• Leave Us Out Of NASCAR's Antitrust Feud, Leagues Tell Court
• Live Nation Antitrust Fight Won't Have Split Damages Phase
• Debevoise Guiding Roku On $185M Frndly TV Acquisition
• Warner Music Sues DSW Alleging Unauthorized Song Use
• 3 Steps For In-House Counsel To Assess Litigation Claims
• FTC, Nevada Accuse Trading Training Biz Of $1.2B Scam
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Privacy Suit Over Video Data Sharing
• Claims Against Attys In $2.6B Casino Merger Row Get Tossed
• Unlockd Tells 9th Circ. Google Harms Ad Market Competition
• WhatsApp Trial Judge Bars NSO's 'Outlandish' IP Theft Claim
• Judge Told Data Would Let Rivals Mimic Google Search
• 'Fingers Crossed' At FCC As Court's Subsidy Ruling Closes In
• Wash. Justices Take Up Meta's $35M Political Ad Penalty
• Market Effect Key In Authors' IP Suit Against Meta, Judge Says
• Industry Groups Want FCC Enforcement Rework
• Photo Agency, Country Club Settle Suit Over Prime Rib Picture
• Girl Says Discord, Roblox Make Kids 'Easy Prey' For Predators
• Fla. Judge Clears Miami In Hannibal Buress Arrest Case
• J&J Talc Unit Says New Doc 'Key' To Talc Study Libel Suit
• Del. Justices OK Mid-Case Appeal In Paramount Doc Suit
• Hair, Makeup, Legal: The Lawyering Behind The Met Gala
• Internet Pricing Cap Clears Calif. Assembly Committee
• Frida Kahlo Co. Tries To Revive Suit Against Kahlo Family
• Teaching College Students Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Apple Defied App Store Injunction For Revenue, Judge Says