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Technology - July, 2013

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• Judge Kills Samsung Infringement Claim In Apple Patent War
• Calif. Court Denies Class Cert. In PG&E Easement Suit
• PNC Escapes ATM, Mobile Deposit Processing IP Suit
• Cisco Ruling A Road Map For What Makes A Patent Essential
• Digitech Camera Patent Claims Ruled Invalid
• ITC Opens Section 337 Probe Into Pantech Phones, Tablets
• Dell Record Date Reset May Smell Fishy, But It's Legal
• Wyndham, Ramada Exit Online Marketing Patent Case
• IRS Can Keep Taxes Wrongly Taken From Worker: Fed. Circ.
• Intuit Settles Suit Over Anti-Poaching Pact
• Judge Bounces $45M Tech Merger Row Back To Arbitration
• Yahoo Board, Third Point Sued Over $1.16B Buyback Deal
• Microsoft Phone Users Seek Class Cert. In Tracking Suit
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Could Impact Searches Involving E-Data
• Newly Revealed Program Shows NSA Can Read Emails, Chats
• Fed. Circ. Revives Plantronics Earbud Patent Suit
• HP Swaps Counsel Again In Shareholders' Autonomy Action
• ITC's Apple Import Ban Would Set Dangerous Precedent: Sens.
• Ally Financial, Others Hit With Online Banking Patent Claims
• US Releases Some Info On NSA Phone Monitoring Program
• Kodak CEO To Stay On After Bankruptcy To Find Successor
• SEC Is Investigating IBM's Cloud Computing Business
• Schneider Electric Puts Up $5.2B To Acquire Invensys
• Eutelsat Pays $831M For Mexican Satellite Operator
• Dell Won't Bend On Vote Count, But Offers New Record Date
• Tech Industry Hasn't Fought NSA Spying: Secret Court Judge
• 2nd Circ. Told YouTube Judge Is Clueless About Copyright Law
• DirecTV Gets Leasing Fraud Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Google, Wal-Mart Ask Congress To Target 'Patent Trolls'
• 5th Circ. OKs Warrantless Cellphone Location Data Seizures
• Ex-Trados Directors Sue SDL For $3M In Legal Fees
• Sen. Eyes Bill On Standard-Essential Patent Import Bans
• Hertz Lichtenstein Adds Star Power With 2 New Partners
• Deals Rumor Mill: Roche, Invensys, Rio Tinto
• Versata Urges Fed. Circ. To Leave $391M SAP Win Intact
• MIT Defends Role In Aaron Swartz Prosecution
• Apple, Motorola Narrow Smartphone Patent Suit In Fla.
• Analyst Charged With Tipping SAC On Microsoft, Yahoo Deal
• Apollo To Pay $400M For Pitney Bowes' Management Ops
• Gmail Scans Are Ordinary Business Practices, Google Says
• ITC Staff Not Swayed By Samsung's Attempt To Stay IP Row
• Kodak Equity Committee Still Unnecessary, US Trustee Argues
• The Curse Of The Zombie Importer
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework: Participate Now Or Pay Later
• Inside FTC's Google Standard-Essential Patents Deal
• Google Evades IP Claims In Safe-Shopping Patent Suit
• Apple Phone Patent From Samsung Fight Nixed By USPTO
• Obama Veto Of IPhone Ban Could Defang ITC In SEP Cases
• Costco Wants State Claims Kept Alive In CRT Antitrust Row
• FAA Approves 1st Commercial Drones As Funding Cuts Loom
• CenturyLink Protest Of $1B Cloud Computing Contract Nixed
• DirecTV Illegally Sent Unsolicited Text Messages, Suit Says
• Rainmaker Q&A: Thompson & Knight's Holt Foster
• Google Wants In On ITC Probe Over Music-Sharing Patents
• Hewlett-Packard, AT&T Hit Over Cloud Computing IP
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Lee Equity, Samsung
• Schumer Wants FTC To Curb Retailers' Cellphone Tracking
• Sprint Investor's Suit Over $300M FCA Tax Case Gets Junked
• Senators Push For Tougher Federal Trade Secret Laws
• America Movil Move Threatens Telefonica's $6.6B KPN Buy
• What We Learned From Calif.'s Data Breach Report
• Gov't To Facebook Et Al: We Do Not Agree To Your Terms
• K12's $6.8M Deal Closes Book On Investor Class Action
• Group Sets Mobile App Privacy Code, But Few Endorse It
• Biggest-Ever Hacking Bust Restores Faith In DOJ
• Powerwave Gets Nod For $1.5M Credit Bid For Remaining IP
• Former Exec Hits Fujitsu Unit With Sex Discrimination Suit
• Facebook Beats Think Computer Bid To Trademark 'FaceMail'
• Autotrader Beats Tech Licensing Suit In Pa. Appeals Court
• Feds Can't Stall ACLU Challenge Of NSA Surveillance Program
• 9th Circ. Opens Door For Arbitration In Oracle Java IP Row
• LG Settles Defect Claims Over Blu-Ray Home Theaters
• Orange Ends French Antitrust Probe With Infrastructure Deal
• Amdocs Wants Disparate Worker Class Slashed, Judge Told
• Apple Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Motorola FRAND Fight
• Apple Seeks To Compel Arbitration Of Racketeering Claims
• Judge Dismisses Claims In E-Lynxx's $50M Patent Suit
• Google Can't Delay Antitrust Suit By UK's Foundem
• Toshiba, Panasonic, ZTE Added To Wi-Fi Patent Blitz
• Apple's Bag Check Policy Targeted In OT Class Action
• Vivendi Sheds Activision Majority In $8.2B Buyback
• Orange Faces Spanish Antitrust Fine Over Deal Notice
• Sprint, NY Put FCA Case On Hold But Keep Meter Running
• GAO Nixes Lockheed Protest of $362M GSA Contract
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vivendi, Alibaba, Oaktree Capital
• Amazon Sues To Stop New Bids On $600M CIA Contract
• Are ITC Exclusion Orders A Serious Antitrust Concern?
• Rainmaker Q&A: Robins Kaplan's Martin Lueck
• Things That Keep The Telehealth Community Awake At Night
• 9th Circ. Nixes Gas Co.'s $5M Indemnity Win Against Syntellect
• Sealing Requests Rankle Judge In Apple, Samsung IP Row
• Do-Not-Track Group To Take Time Off As Squabbles Persist
• Class Dismissed: Recent Lessons From The Supreme Court
• What A US-China Investment Treaty Would Mean For US Cos.
• Elliott Management To Roll Over $137M Into BMC Deal
• IBM Pays SEC $10M To Settle FCPA Allegations
• Maxcom Aims To Quickly Restructure $200M In Debt In Ch. 11
• Dell's Vote Crunch Shows Some Deal Protections Can Sting
• Almaz Raises $102M For Russian Venture Capital Fund
• TracFone, Wal-Mart Sued Over 'Unlimited' Data Service
• Sony Settlement Docs Ruled Fair Game In LCD Cartel Suit
• Rival Drug Data Co. Hits IMS Health With Antitrust Lawsuit
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Clear Google's Copying In Java Case
• US Defends Samsung Plasma TV Duties At Fed. Circ.
• GOP-Backed FCC Overhaul Clears House Subcommittee
• USPTO Says It Verified Vringo Ad Patent In $30M Google Case
• DLA Piper Patent Wiz Joins McGuireWoods' LA Office
• BMC Gets Investor OK For $6.9B Sale, Settles Row Over Deal
• Rainmaker Q&A: Neal Gerber's Angela Elbert
• EU Closes Book On Penguin Price-Fixing Probe
• Patent Atty Hit With Malpractice Suit Over AT&T Licenses
• German Data Watchdog Criticizes Safe Harbor Program
• House Approves $600B Defense Spending Bill
• Apple May Face A $500M Bill On E-Books
• Dish 'Hopper' Win To Shield New TV Tech In Copyright Suits
• NY Tax Law Prohibits $300M False Claims Suit, Sprint Says
• FTC Finalizes Google Standard-Essential Patents Deal
• SAP Must Get Specific To Rescue IP Suit Against Pi-Net
• UK's Top Court Says Lehman Pension Funds Aren't Prioritized
• Dish Earns 9th Circ. Win Over Fox In Hopper Copyright Case
• Legal Software Maker Says Ex-Employee Stole Code
• 500 Days Of The Revised Removal Statutes
• Sprint Case May Lead To More Tax FCAs: Whistleblower Rep
• Mexico's Maxcom Seeks Ch. 11 Protection
• House Defeats Amendment Curtailing NSA Spy Program
• Michael Dell Sweetens Take-Private Bid, But With A Caveat
• Massive LCD Cartel Cost Best Buy $800M, Jury Hears
• D&H Buys Financial Tech Rival Harland In $1.2B Cash Deal
• Do-Not-Track Group To Weigh Shaky Future During Key Call
• Citibank Derivatives Fraud Cost Korean Firm $73M, Suit Says
• Miss. AG Urges Justices To Limit CAFA's Reach
• ITC To Investigate Microphone Package Patent Complaints
• Powerwave Ch. 7 Creditor Objects To Proposed IP Sale
• And Now A Word From The Panel ...
• Apple Blasts Samsung's Bid For A New Patent Trial
• Facebook, Google Not Letting Up On Privacy Lobbying
• Thai Telecom Aims To Raise $2.3B With Infrastructure Fund
• Citing AmEx, Comcast Plugs Arbitration Bid At 2nd Circ.
• Claims Of Apple's IPhone Software Falling Short Ruled Vague
• With Lender Plan Filed, LightSquared Told To Continue Talks
• Eolas 'Interactive Web' Patents Invalid, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Google Seeks End To 'Baseless' Click-To-Call Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, DuPont, Lotte Shopping
• CenturyLink Execs Inflated Stock, Investor Says
• Rainmaker Q&A: BuckleySandler's Margo Tank
• Why ITC Is A Good Place To Adjudicate SEP-Based Patents
• Telefonica Puts Up $6.6B To Merge With KPN German Unit
• Cisco Inks $2.7B Deal For Cybersecurity Pro Sourcefire
• Vivendi Eyes $6.9B Moroccan Unit Sale In Divestment Push
• Seagate's $630M Trade Secrets Win Reinstated
• SEC Says Chinese Cos. Misled Investors Over Offerings
• Telefonica In Talks To Pay $8B For KPN's German Unit
• Cox, Comcast Shake Contract Claims in Networking IP Row
• Sheppard Mullin Says Tech Co. Stiffed It On Fees
• New Anti-'Troll' Bill Would Widen Biz Method Review
• Jones Day Adds Former Cybercrime Fed to Texas IP Practice
• 2nd Circ. Nixes $27M From Symbol CEO's Fraud Judgment
• IP Attys Cheer Plan To Limit Claims In Patent Cases
• Kodak, LG Strike Deals On Eve Of LCD Antitrust Trial
• App Maker Can't Trim Facebook Unit From User Data Suit
• Did The Dell Majority-Of-The-Minority Clause Go Too Far?
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Onyx, Telefonica
• FTC Forces Solera To Shed Assets Over $9M Rival Buy
• Crime Risk Software Co. Accuses Rival Of Infringement
• EU Justice Commissioner Wary Of US Data Transfer Deal
• LightSquared Prepares For Rival Reorganization Plans
• Apple Developers' Data Compromised Following Cyberattack
• Google Backs Glass Production With Stake In Key Supplier
• Yahoo Agrees To $1.16B Buyback Deal With Third Point
• St. Paul Must Cover Camera Co.'s IP Row, Calif. Court Says
• Google Reaches $8.5M Settlement In Search-Data Suit
• Rainmaker Q&A: Pachulski's Bradford Sandler
• Rainmaker Q&A: Kelley Drye's John Villafranco
• House Panel Adds Email Privacy Amendment To Spending Bill
• NJ Cellphone Privacy Ruling Will Inspire More States To Act
• Microsoft, Motorola Seek Summary Judgment In FRAND Fight
• Target Settles LCD MDL As Best Buy, Kodak Head To Trial
• LG Can't Force All American To Arbitrate LCD Suit
• A Long Shot For Dell: Switch To Tender Offer
• SEC Sets The Bar Low In Suit Against SAC Boss Cohen
• Apple, Samsung Reportedly Negotiating Deal To End IP Wars
• Feds Push Judge To Nix ACLU Challenge To Spy Program
• FCC Opens Competition Probe Of Satellite Operators
• JetBlue Settles Data Encryption Patent Row
• The Business End Of The 'Snowden Lessons'
• Sony Can't Escape EEOC Suit Over Amputee's Termination
• Epson Denied Coverage For Slew Of LCD Price-Fixing Suits
• How They Won It: Finnegan, Ropes Win 1st-Ever AIA Challenge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Time Warner, Lloyds, Blackstone
• TLO Wants Founder's $40M Pruco Life Insurance Policy
• Law360's Global 20 Firms Blaze New Trails Worldwide
• TPG Wins Sanctions In Hellas Notes Case
• A Developing Circuit Split Over Vertical Restraints?
• Neb. AG Launches Probe Of 'Patent Troll' Law Firm
• Cinven Puts Up $668M For Web Hosting Co. In Latest Big Buy
• Novell Settles Patent Suit Over 'Vibe' Products
• Contractors Wary Of DOD's Proposed Counterfeit Parts Regs
• Fed. Circ. Affirms RIM's BlackBerry Camera Patent Win
• Snowden Leaks Prompt New Security At NSA, Official Says
• ZTE Strikes Deal To Ward Off ITC Display Patent Probe
• Hilton Must Face Patent Claim Over Reservation System
• Panasonic To Pay $56.5M To Settle Price-Fixing Suits
• UK Security Adviser To Eye Huawei Cybersecurity Center
• AUO, Kodak Settle LCD Price-Fixing Fight
• Fed. Circ. Clears AUO, Chi Mei In LCD Patent Suit
• Apple Says Date Error Could Cost It $30M In Samsung Retrial
• Hogan's Katyal Joins AUO Exec's Team After Ethics Fight
• Dell's Options: Stand Pat, Or Borrow From These Boards
• Clean Energy Projects Stymied By Financing Costs, Sens. Told
• LG, HannStar Settle Claims In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• US Not Sold On Kodak's Enviro Cleanup Deal With NY
• Deals Rumor Mill: PepsiCo, Petrobras, T-Mobile
• Nero Gets JVC's Optical Disc Patent Claims Thrown Out
• Rainmaker Q&A: Cooley's Michael Rhodes
• LSI, Seagate Can't Dodge Circuit Chip Import Suit At ITC
• S. Korea Drops Antitrust Case Against Google
• Dell Delays Buyout Vote To Rally Support
• House Members Reject Officials' Defense Of Spying Programs
• Lenovo Gets Defective-Laptop Class Action Trimmed
• Judge Stays VoIP Patent MDL For Re-Examination
• Security Concerns Tie Judge's Hands In McAfee Bid Protest
• BMC Airs Details Of $7B Buyout, Clears Path For Vote
• Dell Heads Into Do-Or-Die Buyout Vote With Thin Margin
• Amkor Seeks Import Ban In ITC Semiconductor Dispute
• Business, Tech Groups Support Toss Of FTC's Wyndham Suit
• US Blames China For Halt In WTO Tech Talks
• Marvell Beats Jasmine Appeal In Trade Theft Saga
• Pirelli's Chairman Found Guilty In Corporate Spying Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: AXA Private Equity, Dell, PepsiCo
• ITC Asked To Undo Default Judgment In 'Settled' Slingbox Row
• Jones Day Adds Kilpatrick Townsend Partner To IP Team
• Google Needs More Changes To End Antitrust Probe, EU Says
• Choose Your mHealth Revenue Model Carefully
• Panasonic Atty Slams 'Good Old Boys Network' In Bias Suit
• Rovi Asks ITC To Reconsider Ban Bid In Netflix Patent War
• Dell's $24B Buyout Faces Final Test, But Vote Looks Tight
• Do-Not-Track Group Shoots Down Ad Industry's Suggestions
• 11th Circ. Revives Cable Installers' Contractor Status Case
• Norton Rose Fulbright Adds Cameron PE Partner In London
• Del. High Court OKs $300M 'Rock Band' Award Against Viacom
• Refco Sues Cantor Over $8M Stake In Drained Tech Assets
• Gun, Drug Rights Advocates Unite Against NSA Surveillance
• Samsung Rips Apple For Bid To Delay ITC Ban On Old IPhones
• Yahoo Wins Bid To Unseal Secret Court Spying Challenge
• AT&T's $1.2B Leap Offer Cheats Investors, Suit Says
• Amazon, B&N Hit With Patent Suit Over E-Book Displays
• New SEC Admission Policy May Be Tested Sooner Than Later
• Calif. Utility Regulator Spurns Bid For Telecom Privacy Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Smithfield, Apple, Apollo
• Jay-Z App Has Privacy Problems, Group Tells FTC
• Rainmaker Q&A: Greenberg Traurig's Nancy Mitchell
• Challenges In Conducting Breach Investigations: Part 3
• Davis Polk Guides Baidu In $1.9B Chinese App Maker Buy
• Citing Concepcion, 9th Circ. Nixes Ruling In Privacy Fight
• Google, Facebook Want Regulators To Follow Privacy Reforms
• AT&T's Leap Deal Puts Buyer-Friendly Twist On Reverse MACs
• Apple, Google Hiring Pacts Fixed Pay, Engineers Insist
• FTC Reaches $9M Pact In Debt Relief Robocall Sweep
• RadioShack Asks Court To Ditch Managers' OT Suit
• Grant Thornton To Pay $10M In Winstar Fraud Settlement
• USPTO Ducks Versata's Business Method Review Suit
• EC VP Backs Merkel's Call For Data Protection Reform
• HTC, Sony, Others Beat Wi-LAN's Wireless Patent Claims
• Website Translation Co. Scores $1M Win In Patent Dispute
• House Lawmaker Floats Restrictions On Private Drone Use
• Deals Rumor Mill: AlpInvest, JPMorgan, BCBG
• Facebook, Mitel Settle Patent Feud
• Chinese Co. Shareholders Seek Class Cert. In Fraud Suit
• Pixar, Lucasfilm Reach Deals To Settle Anti-Poaching Suit
• Google Must Defend Call-Recording Suit In State Court
• Brazil's Oi Inks $772M Deal To Shed Fiber-Optic Assets
• Judge OKs Asus' $2.2M Tablet GPS Defect Class Settlement
• Maximize Your Contract's Exculpatory Provisions
• Nortel Judge Enlists Examiner To Oversee Fee Requests
• Yahoo Wants Secret Court To Unseal NSA Spying Challenge
• 5 New Fed. Circ. Rulings That Will Shape Future IP Cases
• Microsoft Caught Between Snowden And NSA
• AT&T Inks $1.2B Deal To Buy Prepaid Provider Leap
• 11th Circ. Backs Arbitrator's Cert. Ruling In Fee Fight
• Gmail Users Rip Google's Bid To Sink Data Harvesting Suit
• DOE Floats Energy Conservation Regs For Computers, Servers
• LCD Buyers Can Cash Out $318M Price-Fixing Settlement
• Microsoft Sues Customs Over Motorola Import Ban
• British Software Co. Invensys In $5B Takeover Talks
• Cisco Didn't Breach Software Contract With AMC, Judge Rules
• Samsung, Lowe's Must Face Energy Star Class Actions
• KIT Digital Creditors Join Opposition To Ch. 11 Plan
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reinstate RIM Patent Case
• Fujitsu Again Sues Tellabs Over Optical Network Patents
• Carriers Get Liability Shield In NY Emergency Text Plan
• Don't Count On Appraisal, Dell Warns Shareholders
• Deals Rumor Mill: Smithfield, Swiss Re, GLG
• 10 Personal Liability Pitfalls For Directors And Officers
• Inducing Infringement: Fed. Circ. Raises The Bar
• Rainmaker Q&A: Paul Hastings' Michael Fitzgerald
• MoFo Leads Tsinghua's $1.7B Deal For Chipmaker
• EU Antitrust Regulators Raid Deutsche Telekom, Others
• As 'Lean In' Claims Arise, Employers Must Watch Their Words
• Fla. Senator Looks To Curb Unauthorized Data Access
• Icahn Unlikely To See MAC-Driven Dell Price Bump: Experts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, Grohe, Carlyle
• Pepper Hamilton Adds Corporate Pro To Detroit Office
• EMC Swings Deals For Software Specialist ScaleIO
• Gemalto Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Android Patent Fight
• Mazda Hit With Patent Suit Over Display Tech
• 4th Circ. Says CERCLA Preempts Statutes Of Repose
• A Hurdle To Obtaining Electronic Evidence
• Display Patent Owner Loses Suit After Signing Rights To AUO
• Sen. Wants New Rules, Technology To Fight Illegal Robocalls
• Patchwork Of Cellphone Warrant Laws Will Trip Up Providers
• SoftBank Completes $21.6B Takeover Of Sprint Nextel
• Apple's E-Books Loss Will Carry A Hefty Price Tag
• Taiwan Tech Firm Hits Samsung With Networking Patent Suit
• Equity Committee Says KIT Digital Plan Should Be Rejected
• Icahn Urges Dell Shareholders To Fight For Their Rights
• Microsoft Reports Hacks From Flaw Outed By Google Engineer
• Verizon's Wireline Replacement Effort Draws Ire Of NY AG
• Icahn May Have Sunk Own Bid To Beat $24B Dell Buyout
• Kodak Shareholders Renew Bid For Equity Committee
• Samsung Gets Galaxy Defect Action Sent To Arbitration
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hulu, Glencore Xstrata, FedEx
• Apple Conspired To Raise E-Book Prices, Court Rules
• Katten Launches Internet Practice With Steptoe Crew
• Apple, Amazon End 'App Store' Trademark Fight
• Sprint Setback In FCA Case To Boost NY Whistleblower Suits
• Citrix, Logitech Sued Over Web Conferencing Patents
• Maine Enacts Cellphone Privacy Bill With Veto Override
• France Backs Down On Internet Access Cutoff Anti-Piracy Law
• TNS Investors Settle Suit Over $862M Sale To Siris
• Apple Wants ITC To Pause Import Ban On Early IPhones
• Pain Now Or Later? Thermo Fisher Tastes Earnout Bitters
• Investors' Fraud Suit Against RVue Execs Sent To Fla.
• Samsung Asks For New Trial On Apple Smartphone Patent
• Syntellect Asks 9th Circ. To Toss $5M Contract Judgment
• Sprint Closes $3.6B Clearwire Takeover
• China Bears Burden Of Stopping IP Theft, Panel Hears
• Toshiba Can't Exit Best Buy LCD Price-Fixing Case
• FCC's Cellphone Ruling Will Have Broad Impact
• EU Parliament Passes Bill To Strengthen Cybercrime Defense
• Fed. Circ. Puts Patent Re-Exams At Front Of Attys' Playbooks
• High Court Still Not Done With Pro-Arbitration Campaign
• AUO Loses Bid For Separate Kodak LCD Price-Fixing Trial
• Hasbro Drops $112M On Mobile Developer Backflip Studios
• Ex-Zagg CEO Slams Investor Suit Over 'Exaggerations'
• Eolas Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Browser IP In Google Row
• Google Says Suit Over Sponsored Ads Is Too Late
• EU, US Regulators Turn Up Heat Over Google's Privacy Policy
• Bingham Adds Ex-DLA Piper IP, Litigation Pro In Tokyo
• Canon Wins ITC Ban On Toner Cartridge Imports
• Clearwire Shareholders Approve $3.6B Sprint Takeover
• Verizon On Hook For Pa. Phone Line Taxes: Appeals Court
• FCC Lawyer Takes Telecom, Privacy Chops To Paul Hastings
• Best Buy, Chunghwa Settle LCD Price-Fixing Suit
• Boston Univ. Hits Apple With Semiconductor Patent Suit
• Automated Driving Co. Mobileye Closes $400M Equity Offering
• Dell, Sony Can't Escape Microprocessor IP Suit
• ISS Blesses Dell's $24B Buyout As Vote Approaches
• Russia Falls In Step With EU With New Privacy Law
• Employers Risk NLRB's Wrath With Limits On Workplace Pics
• Toshiba Hit With Patent Suit Over Face-Recognition Software
• Quest Shareholders Can't Have Protected Docs In $3M Fee Bid
• FCC Majority OKs SoftBank's $21.6B Sprint Deal
• BancorpSouth Can't Dodge Cash Management Tech Suit
• AT&T Hacker Asks 3rd Circ. To Undo IPad Hacking Conviction
• ICANN Rolls Out Plan To Fight Piracy On New Domains
• Toshiba Gains Controlling Stake In Energy Management Firm
• Versata Slams SAP's Bid To Stay $391M Patent Award
• HP Says Investor Suit Over $10B Autonomy Deal Lacks Facts
• Google Seeks To Ax Investor Suit Over $500M Drug Ads Deal
• ITC To Review Infringement Ruling Against Nanya
• Unchallenged Claim Sinks HP Adapter-Burn Appeal: 7th Circ.
• Panasonic Beats Suit Over TV Picture Patent
• Calif. Appeals Court Nixes Firm's Fees Award In FCA Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, IMM, Billabong
• Apple IOS Is A Program, Ancora Tells Fed. Circ. In IP Suit
• Keynote Investor Sues To Stop $395M Sale To Thoma Bravo
• Versata Ruling Raises More Questions Than It Answers
• Samsung Blasts Apple's Expert Report For Damages Retrial
• Verizon Underreported $250M In Data Charges, FCC Told
• Ex-Olympus Execs Get Suspended Sentences In Fraud Case
• Sprint To Cover Crest's Proxy Costs As Fight Winds Down
• Philips Hit With Class Action Over Unused Vacation Time
• Toshiba Resolves Sony Units' LCD Price-Fixing Suit
• Microsoft, PC Makers Escape Patent Claims In Windows Row
• Calif. Report Signals More Data Breach Crackdowns To Come
• Lawmaker Rips Google Response To Glass Privacy Concerns
• DC Circ. Backs FCC On Teleconference Co. Fund Payments
• China Worries Improve Prospects Of Trade Secrets Bill
• NJ Judge Blocks Law Making Sites Liable For Users' Sex Ads
• Target, Kmart Settle LCD Screen Row With Chunghwa
• NY Court Plants Supreme Court Seed With GPS Snoop Ruling
• Apple, Samsung Drop Challenges In Phone IP War For Now
• Apple Sues Customs Over Tariffs On IPad Covers
• SanDisk Pays Silver Lake $307M For Smart Worldwide Unit
• Sprint Can't Shake $300M FCA Tax Fraud Suit
• Fandango, Domino's Sued Over Ordering App Technology
• Icahn's Financiers Get Breakup Fee Of Their Own
• Arbitrating TCPA Claims Might Be The Next Big Thing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Providence Equity, Toksoz
• A Primer On WTO Dispute Settlement
• Do-Not-Track Should Be Default Setting, Privacy Experts Say
• Blizzard Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed Over Lack Of Harm
• Primary Global Insider Trading Cooperators Dodge Prison
• McDermott Adds Ex-Edwards Wildman Lawyer To IP team
• Minn. Appeals Court Affirms Covington's DQ From 3M Case
• 2.5M Californians Affected By Data Breaches In 2012: Report
• Camera Makers' Devices Cleared From MDL Patent Claims
• Rebooting US Policy On Iran Tech Sales
• Kodak Seeks Voting Extension For Ch. 11 Plan
• Icahn Nails Down $5.2B To Cover Dell Buyback Plan
• Fed. Circ. Gives Convolve's Compaq Patent Suit New Life
• Microsoft SkyDrive Infringes Sky Trademark, UK Court Rules
• Broadcom Wants Justices To Enforce Contract's Forum Choice
• Wiretaps Up 24 Percent, Driven By Federal-Level Spike
• Apple Offices Raided By French Antitrust Agency
• Verizon Faces Class Action Over FiOS Bundling Charges
• Apple, Samsung Drop Patents From 2nd Smartphone Case
• HP, Dell Copied Computer Display IP, Suit Claims
• Google Books Class Decertified By 2nd Circ.
• Nokia Inks $2.2B Deal To Buy Siemens JV Stake
• Kirkland Reps Thoma Bravo In $1B Intuit Carveout
• Isolating The DNA Of Patent Damages