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Technology - April, 2013

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• Obama Nominates Tom Wheeler As FCC Leader
• Nortel, Disabled Workers Await Final OK On $25M Deal
• Online Privacy Bill For Minors Clears Calif. Senate
• FBI Takes Flak Over Proposed Back Door For Online Spying
• Lawyers Urge Sweeping Overhaul Of Copyright Law
• Apple Loses ITC Sanctions Bid In VirnetX Patent Spat
• Lane Powell Adds 2 Veteran Patent Attys
• Accel Director Steps Off Boards Of Dell, Facebook, Wal-Mart
• Wearable-Tech Maker Joins Forces With Health-Monitoring Co.
• Samsung Can't Put Off Apple Damages Retrial
• Nasdaq Beats Tech Group's Data Fees Suit In DC Circ.
• EMusic Exec Again Warns Court On DOJ E-Book Settlements
• Activision Says Gamers Suffered No Harm From Data Breach
• ITC Closes Probe Over LG Backlight Patent Claims
• T-Mobile Drops LG, AU Claims From LCD Antitrust Suit
• Tessera Offers 2 Board Seats To Avoid Starboard Proxy Fight
• FTC's New Children's Privacy Guidance: 4 Traps To Avoid
• Deals Rumor Mill: Banque Populaire, PepsiCo, Fujitsu
• Kodak To Settle $2.8B Claim With Imaging Biz Spinoff
• FBI Seeks To Fine Tech Cos. For Blocking Wiretap Orders
• Qiagen Buys Genetic Data Processor In $105M Cash Deal
• Controversial UK Web Tracking Bill Is Dead, Official Says
• Verizon Win In Hidden-Fee Action Backed By 3rd Circ.
• Bose Settles Hitachi ITC Suit Over Rare-Earth Magnet Patents
• Level Global To Pay $21.5M To Exit SEC Insider Trading Suit
• Sprint Wins Wiggle Room For $25B Dish Merger Talks
• Google Says Alleged Cookie Tracking Gathered No New Info
• Cisco Investors Drop Stock Inflation Class Action
• AUO Exec Sentenced To 2 Years For LCD Price-Fixing
• Macmillan Puts Up $25M To Exit E-Book Antitrust Saga
• Aereo Wants More Docs From Networks In Streaming TV Case
• Motorola Injunction Bid Barred By FTC Order, Fed. Circ. Told
• Avista Drops $253M On Wireless Components Co. Telular
• After Passing On Dell, Francisco Eyes PC Component Maker
• China's Version Of EBay Invests $586M In Twitter Counterpart
• Deals Rumor Mill: RBS, Sumitomo, KKR
• Dell, Toshiba, Others Sued Over Computer-Cooling Patents
• ISPs Skirt Privacy Law Under Military Cybersecurity Program
• MedioStream Drops Microsoft IP Case After Settlement
• Landmark Motorola FRAND Ruling May Serve As Roadmap
• AT&T To Fork Over $19M To Settle Field Managers' OT Claims
• LivingSocial's 50M Users Hit By Cyberattack
• FTC Hints At Teen Privacy Enforcement In New COPPA Guides
• Oracle, T-Mobile, McAfee Hit With Data Encryption IP Suits
• Motorola Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive Data Patent Claims
• AT&T Slams DOJ Push For Competition In Spectrum Auctions
• Cybersecurity Bill To Stall In Senate After Passing House
• Sterne Kessler Expands Patent Practice With Kilpatrick Pro
• Judge Resolute On Apple Victory In 3G Network Patent Case
• Kodak Securities Fraud Suit Underdeveloped, Judge Says
• Shutterfly Latest To Be Sued Over Online Image Patent
• T-Mobile To Change 'No-Contract' Ads In Deal With Wash. AG
• IBM's $107M Damages Claim Gutted In Software IP Row
• Lender Denied $28M Slice Of Alioto Attys' Fees In LCD Case
• Cybersecurity Should Be Civilian-Controlled, House Hears
• Fla. Sues Hitachi For Damages Over Disc Drive Cartel
• HHS Revokes Approval Of 2 E-Records Systems
• Siemens Hit With Retaliation Suit By Former Tax Counsel
• CoreLogic Buys Case-Shiller Home Pricing Indexes
• FTC Issues Long-Awaited Guidance On Children's Web Privacy
• Germany Criticizes Google, Facebook In Privacy Report
• AMR Could Face $18M In Claims Over Boarding Pass Patents
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Telefonica, 3i
• Reflections On Recent Cybersecurity Developments
• Electronic Privacy Reform Gains Momentum In Congress
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Tests Google Search Bias Settlement
• Patent License Challenges As Compulsory Counterclaims
• Nortel Units Spar On Discovery In $7B Liquidation Row
• Calif. Bill Bolstering Data Breach Alerts OK'd In Committee
• Microsoft, Mozilla Blamed For Do-Not-Track Delay
• Club Owner Hit With $60M Judgment For Phone Repair Fraud
• PayPal Says Users Consented To Contact By Phone
• Senate Confirms Burwell As New OMB Head
• Weil Chastised By Fed. Circ. For Conflict Rule Violation
• Penguin Can't Get Jury Trial In States' E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Facebook's Lobbying Hits Record $2.5M As Google Pulls Back
• Starbucks, Marriott Sued In WiFi Hotspot Patent Blitz
• Dell Sets Aside $91M For Exec Retention Bonuses
• Alioto Claims $47M Fee Objection Ghostwritten By Lender
• Dish Sanctioned For Blocking Discovery In Telemarketing Suit
• HIG Capital Acquires Hospitality Services Provider
• Deals Rumor Mill: Apax Partners, Icahn, Riverstone
• SAFETY Act: A Cybersecurity Win-Win For Gov't, Industry
• Dell Investor Cashes Out After Blackstone Walks Away
• GE Takes $105M Stake In Data Services Spinoff
• Alleged LulzSec Leader Charged With Hacking Australian Site
• MetroPCS Shareholders Greenlight $1.5B T-Mobile Merger
• Aussie Watchdog Warns Telecom Co. Over Anonymous Hack
• A Look At The FCC's Action On RF Exposure Limits
• Nero Seeks Escape From JVC Suit Over Optical Disc Patents
• Ex-Reuters Editor Pleads Not Guilty To Hacking Charges
• Symantec Hid Source Code Hack From Customers, Suit Says
• Privacy Groups Rebuke Call For COPPA Rule Delay
• Yahoo Settles Infringement Suit Over Multimedia Patents
• Fed. Circ. Won't Transfer Qualcomm Network Patent Fight
• LCD Maker Says EU Inflated €300M Cartel Fine
• Mexico Senate OKs Telecom Competition Bill With Changes
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Tyco SOX Whistleblower Suit
• Convicted Diamondback Trader Can't Shield Backers' Names
• Apple's Q2 Profits Drop Amid Stock Buyback Program
• Sprint Attacks Shareholder Suit Over $300M FCA Case
• Apple, Samsung Spar Over Plans For New Damages Trial
• ITC Rejects Motorola Bid For IPhone Import Ban
• Metabyte Competition Claim Nixed In Nvidia Trade Secrets Suit
• Clearwire Shareholder Asks FCC To Look Deeper On Sprint
• Deals Rumor Mill: Springer Science, Billabong, Rusal
• The Patent Box — Unlocking The Potential In UK R&D
• AT&T Ducks $35M Trade Secrets Suit Over Smartphone Tech
• Nokia's Block On Microphone Sales Could Stymie HTC One
• Cybersecurity Bill Enjoys Better Prospects After Exec Order
• VirnetX Sues Microsoft For Breaching $200M Patent License
• ValueAct Buys $2B Microsoft Stake On Cloud Storage Hopes
• Unsettled SEP Injunction Law Calls For Caution, Report Says
• Ericsson Ramps Up Essential Patent Battle With Samsung
• Germany Fines Google For Street View Data-Grabbing
• Kyocera To Pay Kodak $5M To Settle All Patent Claims
• Reuters Editor Facing Hacking Charges Gets Pink Slip
• AT&T Avoids Supreme Court Review Of U-Verse Class Action
• Syniverse Offers EU New Concessions In $694M Mach Buy
• Samsung Must Give Product Info To Ericsson, ITC Judge Says
• Pa. Treasury To Halt $1.7M Payments To Website Operator
• Kilpatrick Townsend Adds Nelson Mullins Privacy, Tech Pros
• How To Incorporate Information Security Into Contracts
• Fox Tells Judge Dish's Streaming TV Threatens Industry
• Google Says IP Law Boutique Must Hand Over Personnel File
• YouTube Set For Copyright Rematch As Judge Defies 2nd Circ.
• FTC Head, Senator Turn Up Heat On Do-Not-Track
• EU Parliament Delays Data Protection Reform Vote Until May
• Insider Trader Of Dell, Nvidia Stock Pleads For Leniency
• Blackstone Bows Out, Playing Silver Lake's Tune
• Conexant Gets OK For Ch. 11 Disclosure Statement
• Yahoo Hires Ex-AOL Counsel To Lead Policy Work
• AUO Case Could Have Major Impact On Cartel Investigations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, IBM, Lloyds
• Apple Says Oracle Must Cover Ethernet Patent Fight
• Nanya Seeks Full ITC Review Of Elpida Infringement Ruling
• Penguin Becomes Last Publisher To Settle EU E-Books Probe
• Ricoh Sues Kodak In Bankruptcy Court Over Printer Patents
• SoftBank Rolls Toward $20B Sprint Deal, But Dish Looms
• Microsoft, Motorola Patent Decision Delayed In German Court
• FTC Best To Address Net Neutrality, Commissioner Says
• Challenges In Conducting Breach Investigations: Part 2
• Africa — Open For Business
• Google Adsense Suit Dismissed So Patent Holder Can Appeal
• Silver Lake Closes Record-Setting $10.3B Tech PE Fund
• YouTube Again Wins Dismissal Of $1B Viacom Copyright Suit
• House Passes Cybersecurity Bill Despite Privacy Criticisms
• LulzSec Hacker Gets 1 Year For Sony Breach
• Winstar Investors Get Cert. In $1B Grant Thorton Fraud Suit
• IP Suit Against DirecTV, Time Warner Revived By Fed. Circ.
• AIA's 1st Trial Was More Of A Hearing — No Surprise There
• Siemens' $2.7B Invensys Rail Buy Notches EU Approval
• PE Firms Swoop On KIT Digital In Prepack Bankruptcy
• Pa. Website Operator Not Entitled To $1.7M, Rep. Argues
• Sen. Expects ECPA Overhaul Bill To Gain Committee OK
• Verizon Confirms Bid To Buy Airwaves From Clearwire
• 3 Ways To Leverage Internet Access During Trial
• Nortel Units Appeal Venue Decision In $7.3B Asset-Sale Feud
• Voting Machine Co. Pushes High Court to Broaden Akamai
• 9th Circ. Upholds Toss Of AT&T Text Spam Class Action
• Kodak Wins Extension To File Exclusive Ch. 11 Plan
• 1st AIA Review Hearing Less Like A Trial Than Expected
• Comcast Workers Denied Class Cert. In Wage Suit
• FTC's Wright Warns Against Reaching Too Far On Trolls
• Google Ditches Parts Of Patent Suit Over Adsense
• Fla. Senate Panel Clears Bill To Strengthen State FCA
• Google Asks USPTO To Look Closely At Software IP Claims
• Samsung Blasts Apple's Reinstatement Bid Over $1B Award
• ACLU Seeks FTC Investigation Of Android Privacy Flaws
• ViewSonic Gets Computer Monitor Defect Suit Shut Down
• Starboard Nominates 6 Directors In Tessera Shakeup Effort
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty Global, Carlyle, Commerzbank
• Divided Infringement Of System Claims After Centillion
• Tech Groups Seek Extension Of COPPA Compliance Deadline
• 9th Circ. Eases Subpoena Compliance For Yahoo, Others
• Kodak's $24M Win In Camera Patent Suit Slammed At 2nd Circ.
• Obama Threatens Cybersecurity Bill Veto Over Privacy Issues
• FTC Head Says Google's Voluntary Fixes Didn't Set Precedent
• House Panel Debates Limits On NPE Suits At ITC
• Telkom Drops Appeal Of $49M S. African Antitrust Fine
• Electronic Parts Co. Pegged At $300M In Vintage Capital Bid
• Edgewater-Backed Tech Co. Picks Up Security Software Firm
• House Dems, Privacy Groups Blast Cybersecurity Bill
• Walmart Didn't Infringe Speedtrack's Patent, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Panasonic, Suntech, ConocoPhillips
• Dell Strikes Deal To Stall Icahn
• ITC Won't Declare Funai Products As Imports In Patent Row
• Rogue Trader Pleads Guilty To $1B Apple Stock Fraud Scheme
• Gibson Dunn Snags Sheppard Mullin IP Pro In Palo Alto
• EU Readies Market Test On Google Search Bias Settlement
• Kodak To Haul In $210M In Sale Of Document Imaging Biz
• MetroPCS Board OKs Deutsche Telekom's Revised Offer
• Ericsson Defying Injunction On Cell Tech, Airvana Says
• Yahoo Beats Privacy Suit Over Subpoenas In 9th Circ.
• Samsung Seeks To Topple 3rd Android Patent Suit
• Alioto Trying To Evade $28M Debt After LCD Win, Lender Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: ING, Bain Capital, Clearwire
• Microsoft, Oracle, IBM Hit With Data Storage Patent Suit
• FCC Chairman Heading To Aspen Institute
• Dish Makes $25.5B Offer For Sprint, Challenging SoftBank
• How Bowman V. Monsanto May Wreak Havoc On Biotechnology
• Protection For Mobile Apps — There's A Patent App For That
• AOL Claims Yahoo Poached Ad Sales Exec Too Early
• EU Antitrust Chief Expects First Libor Case In 2013
• Rep. Demands Info On IRS' Email, Social Media Snooping
• Marvell Pushes For Reduction Of $1.2B Patent Verdict
• Hitachi TV Receiver Patents Not Infringed, Jury Rules
• FCC Urged To Back Wireless Competition In Spectrum Auction
• BlackBerry Seeks SEC Probe Of Report Criticizing New Phone
• NJIT Exits Telecom Contract Row As New Defendant Emerges
• Apple Reported To Pay $53M To End IPhone Warranty Suits
• ITC Will Probe Slingbox IP Claims Against Belkin, Others
• U Of Ill. Can't Stop Micron's Emails To Profs In IP Row
• Acer To Pay $23M To End Faulty Laptop Class Action
• Apple, Asus Targeted In Wi-Fi Patent Blitz
• Arris' $2B Motorola Home Buy Gets DOJ Approval
• Spending Bill's China Cybersecurity Provision Is Unclear
• Adaptive Micro Can't Shake $23M Suit Over Unpaid Duties
• Ex-German President Charged Over Oktoberfest Bribes
• NBC, CBS Hit With Patent Suit Over Popular Podcasts
• How Do You Solve A Problem Like ReDigi?
• Disabled Nortel Workers Seek Distribution Of $28M Deal
• Antitrust Watchdogs Say No Special Rules For Tech Markets
• Apple Says ITunes Double-Charging Plaintiffs Lack Proof
• Chip Maker Avago To Pay $400M For CyOptics
• House Panel OKs Cybersecurity Bill Despite Privacy Concerns
• Fed. Circ. Backs Sidense In Suit Over Memory Chip Patents
• Ex-BP Engineer Denies Deleting Voicemails About Spill
• Med. IT Co. Can't Block $16M Stock Buy, Appeals Court Says
• JWIN Reaches Deal To Resolve Phone Case ITC Claims
• Apple, Samsung Demand Each Other's Source Code In IP Suit
• $4B Debt Cut Wins Fund Support For MetroPCS, T-Mobile Deal
• Music Exec Seeks En Banc Review Of E-Book Settlements
• Google Rips Apple Over Doc Requests In Samsung Suit
• Deloitte Claims SEC Audit Probe Violates Chinese Law
• Apple Wants Chunk Of $1B Samsung Patent Award Reinstated
• Deals Rumor Mill: Benckiser, 3i Group, Heineken
• Police Search Samsung Offices In OLED Tech Theft Probe
• Clearwire Investor Urges 'No' Vote On $2B Sprint Merger
• No Love Lost Between Google, Microsoft In Antitrust IP Debate
• Timely $5M DIP Deal Allows Powerwave To Extend Ch. 11 Sale
• Obama Puts Cybersecurity On Pedestal With Budget Boost
• DOJ, FTC Get Earful On Patent Troll Antitrust Issues
• Deutsche Telekom Sweetens T-Mobile Offer For MetroPCS
• Comerica Can't Duck $5M Software Sublicensing Suit
• German Court Nixes Samsung 3G Patent In Apple IP Row
• Rockefeller Wants SEC To Toughen Cybersecurity Guidance
• Apple Says Jury Shouldn't Revisit Samsung Liability Ruling
• ITC Takes Up Patent Dispute Over Motion-Sensing Electronics
• Gogo Beats Suit Claiming In-Flight Internet Monopoly
• Yahoo Text-Spams Recycled Numbers, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Marlin Equity, Life Tech, Dell
• 4 Industries Facing New Heat From The False Claims Act
• House Committee To Mull Cybersecurity Bill In Secret
• STEC To Pay $35.8M To Settle Securities Class Action
• Top Utah Court Affirms Dorsey & Whitney's $2M Fee Row Win
• AutoCAD Software Maker Says Infringement Claims Barred
• Trolls File The Majority Of Patent Litigation, Study Finds
• Apple Didn't Step On 3G Tech Co.'s Patents, Judge Rules
• Google AdWords Suit Survives In Last-Chance Effort
• Verizon Must Provide Hospital Hacker Info: NJ Appeals Court
• Google Uses Android To Box Out Rivals, Microsoft Says
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Restore $147M Patent Verdict Against RIM
• New UK Regulator Launches Probe Of IT Debacle At RBS
• 5 Tips For Staying Ahead Of Mobile Privacy Enforcement
• Dell Investor Blasts Flawed Approval Of $24.4B Buyout
• LulzSec Member Cops To Hacking Sony, News Corp.
• 'Hot' Documents Do Not Tell The Whole Story In Antitrust
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Fiat, Telefonica
• Privacy Plaintiffs Uncover Way To Win Rare Class Cert.
• Netflix Can't Escape ITC Probe Over Parental-Control Patent
• Deloitte Released From Longtop Securities Class Action
• EU Regulators Rip Proposal Relaxing Consumer Data Rules
• Microsoft Sells Internet-TV Platform Mediaroom To Ericsson
• Samsung Rips Ericsson Defenses In 4G LTE Patent Fight
• Facebook's Sandberg Looks To Nix Poaching Suit Deposition
• DOJ Urges 9th Circ. To Back AUO Price-Fixing Convictions
• Bell South Pays $8.1M To Hang Up Field Managers' OT Suit
• Southwest WiFi Patent Suit Hits Delay Amid USPTO Review
• Samsung Hit With $15M Jury Verdict For Phone Photo Patent
• Verifone's NYC Cab TVs Don't Infringe Patent, Fed. Circ. Finds
• MRV's $3M Options Backdating Settlement Gets Green Light
• USPTO Drops Opposition To IPad Mini Trademark
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Billabong, Icahn
• Dell Could Reimburse Icahn $25M For Buyout Bid Costs
• Nokia Gets OK To End Samsung LCD Price-Fixing Case
• Atty Bashes Lender's Bid For $28M From LCD Fee Award
• Samsung Infringed Apple Text Patent, ITC Judge Rules
• Intel Can't Escape Pentium 4 False Ad Suit
• GAO Tosses AT&T Bid Protest Over $20M Analysis Contracts
• Holder Eyes Swift Completion Of US-EU Data Transfer Pact
• Chubb Owes Bank No Coverage For $17M Fraud, 7th Circ. Says
• CenturyLink Workers Say They Lost Benefits For Unionizing
• Investor Pushes Compuware To Sell, Threatens Proxy Fight
• FDA's Light Touch With Medical Apps May Let Industry Bloom
• Texas Owes Virgin, TracFone $2.3M Over Improper 911 Tax
• Google, BlackBerry Urge FTC To Probe Patent 'Privateers'
• Apple, Google Beat Class Cert. In Anti-Poaching Suit, For Now
• Pa. Gov. Wants Turnpike Contracts Reviewed After Indictments
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yankee Candle, Billabong, 3i
• Konica Minolta Pays $4.3M To End Wage Action
• Foundry Fights Off Alleged 'Patent Troll' In Fed. Circ.
• Cisco Deal Shows US Cos.' Overseas Cash Isn't Homesick
• Samsung's ChatON App Targeted In Patent Infringement Suit
• Symantec Will Pay $10M To End Software Double-Billing Suit
• Activision Can't Push Data Breach Suit Into Arbitration
• Fed. Circ. Mulls ITC Arbitration Order In LG Patent Row
• Electronics Group Wants Laws To Curb Patent Trolls
• Massive Class Certified In ComScore User Privacy Suit
• Apple Import Ban Would Not Harm Public, ITC Office Says
• Inventor Takes Remote-Access Patent Feud To Fed. Circ.
• NY High Court Backs Toss Of Sony Ericsson's Fraud Suit
• Sony Units Drop LCD Price-Fixing Suit Against LG
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC Capital, Nokia, Littlejohn
• Mexico Suspends $53M Telmex Antitrust Fine
• Apple, Nokia Resolve Smartphone Sensor Patent Claims
• Mobile Medical Apps Invite New Breed Of Product Suits
• Brazil, India Are Sources Of Telecom Trade Woes, USTR Says
• Embarq Customers Seek High Court Review Of Privacy Case
• Atty Admits To Insider Trading In IBM Case
• FAA Urged To Tackle Drone Privacy Amid Expansion
• Intel Leans On Comcast To Fight Class In AMD Antitrust Case
• Clearwire Investor Floats $240M Funding In Lieu Of Sprint's
• Apple's EarPods Infringe Hearing-Aid Maker's TM, Suit Says
• Nanya Infringed Elpida's DRAM Patents, ITC Judge Finds
• Insiders' M&A Paydays Fair Game For Del. Class Actions
• VirnetX Says Cisco's Jury Confusion Entitles It To New IP Trial
• Google Can't Duck $30M Verdict In Vringo Patent Case
• DirecTV Service Technicians Sue MasTec Over Unpaid Fees
• Tyco Seeks Full 3rd Circ. Review Of SOX Whistleblower Ruling
• Dish Network Raises $2.3B In Debt Offering For M&A Use
• Goldman Sachs Dodges Investor Suit Over Shoddy Tech Fund
• Google Chastised Over Doc Preservation In Data Mining Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: AXA, Rio Tinto, Banco Do Brasil
• Power Integrations Case Will Help Shape Damages Theories
• Cisco Offers $310M For Broadband Equipment Co.
• 8 Steps To Enforceable Terms Of Use On Mobile Devices
• How Lawyers Benefit From Early Neutral Evaluation
• Apple Rips Samsung Bid For Pricing Strategy Info
• In Google Privacy Standoff, EU Shows Off Expansive Reach
• Cisco Presses Fed. Circ. To Revive TR Labs Patent Suit
• Franken Blasts Analytics Co.'s Smartphone Location Tracking
• Samsung Challenges Plasma TV Duty In Fed. Circ.
• Former Seagate Worker Cops To Role In Kickback Scheme
• Settlement Talks In ITunes Antitrust Case Fall Through
• ACLU, FreedomWorks, Others Rip CFAA Expansion Proposal
• Facebook Exec To Be Grilled Over Silicon Valley Hiring Pacts
• YouTube Moves Again To Nix $1B Viacom Copyright Suit
• Icahn Discloses $625M Stake In Tech Co. Nuance
• New Facebook Notification: 'You've Been Served'
• Fed. Circ. Seems Likely To Revive Plantronics' Earbud IP Suit
• Polar Says Avocet's Altitude-Tracking IP Suit Too Late
• Samsung Tells Judge USPTO Axed Key Claim Of Apple Patent
• AT&T Case Confirms GAO's Broad View Of Waiver Authority
• Sigma's $14M Insider Trading Settlement Gets Judge's Nod
• IPhone, BlackBerry Pose Brain Tumor Threat, Suit Claims
• Google's Privacy Director To Step Down After 3 Years
• Plaintiffs' Attys Get $308M Fees In LCD Antitrust Suit
• Intego Shareholder's Suit Against PE Owner Pared
• Apple's IPad Mini Mark 'Merely Descriptive,' USPTO Says
• T-Mobile Wants LCD Antitrust Claims Revived
• Morrison & Foerster Nabs Privacy Pro From Foley & Lardner
• Panasonic In-Flight Entertainment Unit Facing FCPA Probe
• Sedgwick Acquires Miami Firm For 2nd South Fla. Office
• Tessera Leadership Shakeup Is Too Late, Hedge Fund Says
• Verizon Escapes Foreign Workers' Tax Withholding Suit