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Technology - August, 2013

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• Microsoft, Google Press On With Surveillance Data Suit
• Bail For AUO Exec Who Price-Fixed LCDs Denied By Judge
• Samsung Pushes For Arbitration In Galaxy False Ad Suit
• Samsung Can Depose Amazon In Price-Fixing MDL: Judge
• Vringo Wants Google Sanctioned Over AdWords Docs
• NY Regulator Grills Verizon On Fire Island Landline Service
• NIST Releases Draft Cybersecurity Framework
• Ohio AG Names Facial Recognition Program Oversight Board
• Twitter Didn't Infringe Messaging Patent, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Microsoft, Blackstone
• America Movil Threatens To Toss €7B KPN Bid Amid Backlash
• Icahn Ups Nuance Stake, Could Push For Board Seat
• Data Leakage — Threat Of Not Knowing Where PHI Resides
• A Look At The Arguments In Lighting Ballast Rehearing
• Rail Freight Ruling Doesn't Doom Class, CRT Buyers Say
• Best Buy Tells Jury It's Owed $770M For LCD Price-Fixing
• Patent Trolls May Change Tactics After State AGs Get Tough
• Apple Denied Quick Win In Flash Recording IP Suit
• Sheppard Mullin Faces Daily Fine In LendingTree IP Fight
• Ex-White House IP Czar To Run Software Trade Group
• Lenders Say LightSquared Is Too Conflicted To Run Auction
• J2 Global, Others Hit With Suit Over Fax-To-Web Patents
• Cisco Can't Sue To Shield Clients From IP Suits: Fed. Circ.
• Pure Storage Gets $150M In Massive Pre-IPO Funding Round
• Orrick Snags Sheppard Mullin's Former IP Co-Chair
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fish & Richardson's Terry Stalford
• Apple Sinks RICO Suit Over IPhone Power Button Glitch
• Deals Rumor Mill: Goldman Sachs, Shell, E-Trade
• Judge Approves Modified Verizon 'Cramming' Settlement
• Vodafone In Talks With Verizon On Sale Of Wireless Stake
• Kyocera Strikes Deal To End ITC Probe Over Wireless Imports
• Yahoo Loses Bid To Consolidate Messenger IP Suits
• Groups To Appeal NJ Decision For LG Headquarters Building
• Swire Leaving Do-Not-Track Effort To Tackle NSA Spying
• Grassley Asks NSA Watchdog For Info on Willful Breaches
• Obama Taps Morell, Clarke For Surveillance Review Group
• Microsoft Blasts Motorola Bid To Drop Device Import Suit
• Kirkland Keeps Deals Flowing With Midsize PE Work
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. To Back Patent Ruling Against Griffin
• TCPA Express Consent Can Be Revoked At Any Time
• Deals Rumor Mill: Permira, Commerzbank, BlackBerry
• A Vote For Troll Repellant For Small Businesses
• Ubiquiti Likely To Duck Shareholder Suit, Judge Says
• IDT, Exec Settle Battle Over 200 Spectrum Licenses
• Facebook Joins Google, Others In Detailing Data Requests
• Army Contractor Can't Duck Whistleblower Suit Over Billing
• Akerman Senterfitt Takes New Office To Miami Entrepreneurs
• Qualcomm Gets Partial Win In ParkerVision Patent Suit
• Bankruptcy Judge Shields German IT Firm's US Assets
• Dell, HP Latest Targets In Stragent Suits Over Network Patent
• DHS Head Asks Successor To Bolster Cyberattack Defenses
• E-Book Judge Threatens Apple With Outside Monitor
• Apple, Verizon, Others Sued Over Mobile Location Patent
• FilmOn Asks 9th Circ. To Lift Ban On Network TV Streaming
• After Miley Cyrus, Family Group Pushes A La Carte Cable
• Authors Org Blasts Google's Fair Use Shield In Copyright Row
• Netflix Asks ITC To Back Program Guide Patent Win
• Rainmaker Q&A: Orrick's Karen Johnson-McKewan
• Samsung Blasts Ericsson's Call For ITC To Set SEP Royalties
• Feds Defend NSA Phone Record Dragnet From ACLU Suit
• Silver Lake's Accounting Software Buy Gets FTC Nod
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Abramovich, Suntech
• China OKs $3.9B MediaTek-MStar Merger With Restrictions
• Google's Waze Buy Draws Antitrust Scrutiny In UK
• How To Counter Product Counterfeiting
• 3 Problems In DOD Counterfeit Parts Rule
• Jury Lets Abbyy, Lexmark Off Hook In $107M Software IP Suit
• Google's $8.5M Privacy Deal Cracks Puzzling Injury Issues
• FilmOn Battle Before 9th Circ. May Scramble TV Economics
• ITC Asks Fed. Circ. To Affirm UPI Import Ban Fine
• Software Patent Mess Hits High Court With WildTangent Case
• GE Lands Oracle Vet As New Chief Privacy Lawyer
• Citrix Settles OT Class Action By Software Engineers
• Funai Should Face Import Ban For IP Grift, LSI Says
• Defense Group Aids Hedge Funders In 2nd Circ. Insider Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: LA Times, Investec, Charoen
• Symantec Dodges Norton Software User's Data Breach Suit
• Jones Day Guides Wasserstein To $340M Globecomm Buy
• Patent Litigation Report Falls Short On NPE Activity
• High-Speed Traders Stole Software, NY Prosecutors Say
• T-Mobile Says AT&T Unit Stole Its 'Famous' Color
• DirecTV Says Text Spam Suit Is 'Smoke And Mirrors'
• Telefonica Cinches Support For Sweetened $11.5B KPN Bid
• Rainmaker Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Tracy-Gene Durkin
• Jury Urged To Rule Against Abbyy, Lexmark In $107M IP Suit
• Calif. Senate OKs Greater Disclosure Of Online Tracking
• Hollywood Wants Tougher Piracy Laws, But Odds Are Unclear
• Privacy Board Pushes Gov't To Revamp Surveillance Guides
• New Damages Trial Set For Apple, Samsung Patent Fight
• Apple Adds Gibson Dunn Appellate Star To E-Books Team
• NSA Paid Google, Facebook For Spying Program Costs
• Qualcomm Inks $800M Deal To Sell Fleet Tracking Biz
• Marvell Can't Get New Trial In $1B Carnegie Mellon IP Fight
• Harvard Prof Hits Record Co. Over YouTube Video Takedown
• Computer Repair Co. To Pay $2.4M To Settle Wage Suit
• Investors Slam Polycom Over CEO's Alleged Foul Play
• Fed. Circ. Lets Apple, Samsung Keep Financial Data Secret
• FCC Pushes For Private-Industry Phone Unlocking Deal
• Texas High Court Will Hear Blogger Defamation Row
• GAO Denies Tech Co.'s Protest Of DLA Printer Contract
• Baidu Pays $160M For 59% Stake In China Group-Buying Co.
• DOJ Reins In Injunction Bid In Apple E-Books Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amgen, Panasonic, Direct Edge
• Dell Can't Nix Age Bias Verdict In Texas Appeals Court
• 3 Tips For Any Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ballard Spahr's Stephen Kastenberg
• A Significant Decision For Going-Private Transactions
• Who Gives A Sheet About Graphene?
• White House Readying Names For NSA Spying Review Group
• Patent Troll Report By GAO Gets Mixed Reviews
• Cukurova Urges 2nd Circ. To Nix Telecom Co.'s $932M Win
• Microsoft FCPA Bribery Probe Expands Into Russia, Pakistan
• Consumers Can Retract Autodial Permission, 3rd Circ. Says
• Google Settlement Over Search Data Lacks Teeth, Groups Say
• LG, Philips Can't Escape CRT Price-Fix MDL
• Verizon, Ford Can't Speak At Apple-Motorola Patent Hearing
• American, JetBlue, Others Hit With Rewards Program IP Suits
• CBS Blasts Time Warner After Verizon Retransmission Deal
• FTC Head Says NSA Spying Complicates EU Privacy Talks
• Jones Day Adds Life Sciences, Tech M&A Partner In Atlanta
• Deals Rumor Mill: HP, Sharp, KKR
• SunEdison To Spin Off Semiconductor Biz In IPO
• Rainmaker Q&A: Merchant & Gould's Daniel McDonald
• 'Intervening Event' Carveouts Risk Muzzling Boards
• Secret Court Rebuked NSA For US Email Spying, Docs Show
• Apple Gets Appeal Board Win On Phone Call Routing Patent
• Value Of SEPs In Balance At Microsoft, Motorola Trial
• Chinese Official Urges IBM, GE To Cop To Antitrust Violations
• German IT Firm Enters Ch. 15 To Resolve US Assets
• Amazon Blasts GAO In Suit Over $600M CIA Contract
• Apple Tells Fed. Circ. Mobile IOS Not A 'Program'
• Mobile Marketer Jamster Settles FTC 'Cramming' Claims
• Apple Users Seek Class Cert. In IPhone, IPad Privacy Suit
• Icon Capital Counsel Joins Venable's NY Office
• Accel-KKR Portfolio Co. Buys Nonprofit Software Firm
• Insurer Ditched Client Accused Of Cell IP Theft, Suit Says
• Frontier Hit With Class Action Over Telemarketing Calls
• HP Wireless Printers Can't Stay Connected, Suit Claims
• Toshiba Says Best Buy Can't Prove Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• Altisource Offers Up To $150M For Real Estate Servicer
• Apple Wants Suit Over Siri Advertising Tossed Again
• Al Jazeera Sues AT&T For Dropping New US Channel
• Apple's IPhone Design Patent To Be Re-Examined By USPTO
• Patent Co. Lacks Domestic Industry, HP Tells ITC
• America Movil Secures Cash For $9.6B KPN Takeover
• 1st-To-File Rule Sinks Verizon FCA Suit, DC Circ. Told
• Proving Trademark Fraud: Intent Is The Question
• Rainmaker Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Robert Sterne
• FTC Head Vows To Ramp Up Privacy Pressure On Data Giants
• Kodak Secures Path Out Of Bankruptcy As Judge OKs Plan
• Google Risks Pro-Privacy Persona To Win Data Cases
• Utah ISP Says NobelBiz IP Suit Doesn't Belong in Calif.
• Kagan Backs High Court Role In E-Snooping Battles
• NLRB Judge Nixes Verizon Phone Dealer's Class Waiver
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Reverse Nvidia, Intel Patent Wins
• Wright Again Says FTC Can Best Handle Net Neutrality
• Samsung Renews Push For Apple Import Ban At Fed. Circ.
• Fujitsu Patent Ruled Invalid In Battle With Tellabs
• Rainmaker Q&A: Ulmer & Berne's Michael Switzer
• Judge Tentatively Axes Uniloc's Medical Flowsheet Patent Suit
• Comcast Subscribers Push For New Class In Antitrust Case
• 2nd Circ. Judge Lands On Spy Court's Review Panel
• Dell, HP Laptops Infringe Cache Memory Patents, Suits Say
• Citing AmEx, Comcast Seeks Arbitration In Sports TV Suit
• Crisis Mismanagement And Other Cautionary Tales
• How Fed. Circ. May View Post-AIA Invention Sales Offers
• Personal Communications Devices Slides Into Ch. 11
• KKR Buys Minority Stake In Energy Tech Firm RigNet
• Embracing Change: The OECD's Action Plan On Global Tax
• SHIELD Act Targets NPEs With A Flimsy Shield
• How To Deal With Post-Consummation Challenges
• 3Taps Can't Shake Unauthorized Craigslist Access Claims
• FTC Open To Industry Input On COPPA Compliance
• AOL Ducks Fraud Suit Over $1B Patent Sale
• Nortel Units Seek Delay Of Trial In $7.5B Cash Row
• YouTube Rips Soccer League In 2nd Circ. Copyright Case
• 10th Circ. Revives Nanodetex Legal Abuse Coverage Suit
• Lexmark, Abbyy Owe Nuance $107M In IP Damages, Jury Told
• $605M Volterra Buyout Is 2nd To Use New Del. Tender Offer
• GoDaddy Cybersquatting Case May Affect Parked Web Pages
• DHS Appoints Former McAfee Exec As Cybersecurity Chief
• Google Says UK Law Won't Support Safari-Tracking Claims
• Software Co. Must Pay $18M For Flouting Patent Suit Injunction
• 9th Circ. Lets Harbinger Investor Expand Peregrine Suit
• Former HP Counsel Wants Out Of 401(K) Class Action
• Google Ordered To Pay Vringo Royalties On Search Ad Patent
• Samsung To Tackle Android Patent Allegations In Mediation
• NJ Law Targeting Human Trafficking Blocked In Fed. Court
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fish & Richardson's Juanita Brooks
• Dell's Win, Point By Point
• Tech Law Group Not Off The Hook In $10M Malpractice Suit
• German PE Firm Renews Bid For $780M Claim Against AT&T
• Software Co. Directors Didn't Breach Duties In $60M Sale
• Anti-'Revenge Porn' Bill Passes Calif. Senate
• Twitter Can't Duck Infringement Suit Over Encryption Patent
• Verizon, IBM Among Winners For $10B DOI Cloud Contract
• 1st AIA Hearing Shows IP Attys Will Have To Stay On Toes
• Kodak Wants Plan Approval After 'Strong' Creditor Vote
• Amazon Latest To Be Sued Over Online News Data Patent
• Goodwin Procter Telecom IP Expert Heads To Pillsbury
• Motorola Fitness Watch Ads Deceptive, Suit Says
• NSA Spying Repeatedly Fell Outside Privacy Laws: Report
• ITC Finds Digital Trade Growing Fast, But Barriers Remain
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Goldman Sachs, Carlos Slim
• ZwillGen Adds Privacy Pros From Hunton & Williams, FTC
• Proview Lacks Standing In LCD Antitrust MDL, Chi Mei Says
• Marvell Disks Don't Infringe Lake Cherokee Patents, Jury Says
• LG Fridge Labeling Suit Tossed For Good By Judge
• US Says $2.1M False Claims Settlement Held Up By Relator
• HP Can't Ditch IP Claims In 'Chubby Checker' Penis App Suit
• T-Mobile, Philips Reach Accord In LCD Price-Fixing MDL
• Strine Denies Icahn Challenge, Paving Way For Dell Buyout
• Gov't Cybersecurity Standards Could Impact Many Companies
• Rainmaker Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Eric Steffe
• A Win For The SEC On Conflict Mineral Rules
• Apple Dodges IPhone App Store Monopoly Suit
• New Mobile Ad Guides To Stave Off Formal Regulation
• Japan's Funai Infringed LSI Corp. Patent, ITC Judge Says
• Ex-Vitesse Execs Cop Pleas To Evidence Tampering
• IBM To Pay Up To $1B For Cybersecurity Firm Trusteer
• Ericsson Wants ITC To Set SEP Royalty In Samsung Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amgen, Newfield, Verizon
• 10th Circ. Rejects Qwest Appeal in Price Guarantee Fight
• Google Says Android User Data MDL Still Lacks Viable Claims
• HP Wants 'Chubby Checker' Penis Size App IP Suit Tossed
• Apple Retail Employees Sue Over Unpaid Security Checks
• FCC To Review Verizon NY, NJ Wireline Replacement Plan
• Maxim Integrated Inks $605M Deal For Volterra
• Telefonica Named Top Bidder For $2.3B UK Meter Contract
• Soros Follows Icahn On Apple Stock Purchase
• Google Contradicts Self On Email Privacy, Group Says
• An Update On Stays Pending PTAB Trial Proceedings
• UK Cracks Down On Mobile Phone Insurance
• How Cos. Could Benefit From Charter-Time Warner Merger
• What To Expect Under DOD's Counterfeit Parts Rule
• Rainmaker Q&A: Choate Hall's Paul Popeo
• Samsung Hit With $108M Suit Over Brazilian Labor Conditions
• 7th Circ. Allows $55M Attys' Fees In Motorola Investor Deal
• Toshiba Unit CEO Says He Never Heard of LCD 'Panel Cartel'
• Nintendo Gets $30M Patent Judgment Cut In Half
• Obama IP Czar Cheered For Boosting Enforcement Efforts
• Sierra Trading Post Accused Of Eavesdropping On Customers
• Bayer Unit Challenges Kodak Ch. 11 Plan Over $250M Claim
• Calif. Court Nixes Appeal Of Trade Secret Claim Ruling
• The Cost, And Ethics, Of Doing (Legal) Business
• OneLink Faces Sanctions Bid In Puerto Rico Antitrust Fight
• IPhone Customer Says Apple Can't Arbitrate Defect Suit
• Microsoft Kills 'Always On' Camera Requirement After Outcry
• Apple Faces May 2014 Trial On E-Book Antitrust Damages
• Apple Drops Antitrust Claim Against Samsung In 2nd Trial
• Stake Size Doesn't Matter In Icahn's Apple Play
• Michael Dell Shouldering Buyout's $190M Dividend Alone
• Baidu Puts Up $1.85B For Chinese App Maker 91 Wireless
• Rainmaker Q&A: Faegre's David Gross
• Foundation Questions Slim's $9.6B KPN Buyout Proposal
• Middle-Market Spotlight: Stratasys-MakerBot
• Oracle, Investors Look To Mediate Row Over Pillar Purchase
• Imax Sues Movie Theater Tech Co. Over Trade Secrets
• Obama Orders Creation Of Gov't Surveillance Review Group
• Icahn Adds Meeting Claim, Now Ripe, As Dell Hearing Looms
• Samsung Demands Apple Financial Docs In Smartphone Row
• UK Unveils Plan To Help Cos. With Cyberattack Response
• EBay Loses Bid To Ditch Patent Fight Over Search Feature
• Google Users Consented To Data Collection, Judge Hears
• O2 Micro Can't Escape $8.4M Sanction At Fed. Circ.
• Apple Dodges False Ad Suit Over MacBook Screens
• Nvidia, Sony Awarded $2M In Attys' Fees In Patent Suit
• SEP Import Bans Still OK After Veto, InterDigital Tells ITC
• DOJ Tweaks To Verizon's $4B Spectrum Buy Win Court's OK
• Icahn Takes To Twitter To Unveil 'Large Position' In Apple
• T-Mobile Drops LCD Antitrust Claims Against Samsung, Others
• Wal-Mart, TracFone Face Suit Over 'Unlimited' Data Plan
• Rainmaker Q&A: Wolf Greenfield's Edward Gates
• How To Embrace Wearable Tech In The Workplace
• Middle-Market Spotlight: Gencorp-Rocketdyne
• NSA Surveillance Programs To Come Under Senate Scrutiny
• Apple, Samsung Patent Fight To Grind On After ITC Ruling
• Kraft Dodges $600M Email Spam Suit
• VeriFone Agrees To Pay $95M To Settle Stock Inflation Suit
• Superconductor Exec Pleads Guilty To Insider Trading
• Gabriel Fights $12M Atty Fee In $1B IP Row In Fed. Circ.
• Microsoft's Failed Tablet Caused $34B Loss, Investor Says
• SanDisk Blasts Insurer's Bid For Info On $63M Power Outage
• DirecTV Wins UN Dispute Over Dish's '.Direct' Domain Name
• Motorola, Microsoft FRAND Suit Left Mostly Intact For Jury
• Investor Seeks To Stop Sourcefire's $2.7B Sale To Cisco
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ackman, JC Penney, Neiman Marcus
• Verizon Dodges Early Knockout Blow In Pay Stub Fight
• Forecast For Cloud Service Providers: More SEC Scrutiny
• IP Suit Against Mobile App Maker Launched In Wrong Venue
• Skadden, Torys To Head BlackBerry's Strategic Review
• Aeroflex To Pay $8M Over Alleged Export Control Breaches
• A Paradigm Shift Toward Technology In Ch. 11
• HP Escapes Shareholder Suit Targeting Former CEO
• Apple Wins ITC Ban On Some Samsung Smartphones
• 'Unrepentant' Apple Could Face E-Book Sanctions, Judge Says
• Big Law Firms Are Most Vulnerable To Hackers: ABA Panel
• Oracle Patent Litigator Jumps To Procopio
• ITC To Review Netflix Win In Program-Guide Patent Fight
• JPML Won't Join DSL Patent Suits Against AT&T, Others
• NJ Court Upholds Approval For LG Headquarters
• FTC's Ohlhausen Says Antitrust Enforcers Should Tiptoe On IP
• Carl Icahn's Arguments Against Dell's New Deal
• A Few Interesting Questions Raised By Apple E-Books Case
• Obama Reveals Surveillance Oversight Reforms
• Harbinger Sues Deere, GPS Makers For $2B Over LightSquared
• Verizon, Others Challenged Over Role In UK Spying Program
• Apple Pushes For Samsung Injunction At Fed. Circ.
• Ericsson Says ITC Should Set Royalty Rates In SEP Cases
• Samsung, Kyocera, Others Win Row Over Java Programming Patents
• Ricoh Breached Kodak IP In Alliance Gone Awry, Judge Says
• App Maker Ends 'Patent Troll' Suit With Charitable Donation
• FCC OKs Looser Rules On 60-GHz Wireless Spectrum
• CIA Can't Shake Kofax Software License Infringement Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Smithfield, Amgen
• Telecom Co. Wrongly Contacted Opt-In Plaintiffs In OT Row
• Kilpatrick Aids American Tower's $811M Latin American Deal
• Hulu Hit With Suit Over Video Distribution Patents
• America Movil Lobs $9.6B KPN Bid, Threatening Rival Offer
• GlaxoSmithKline Launches $50M Biotech Venture Fund
• How To Avoid Denial-Of-Access Disputes With EHR Vendors
• Polsinelli Lands Ex-Akin Gump Corporate Pro In Dallas
• Ohio Objects To Kodak's Proposed Enviro Deal With NY
• Rainmaker Q&A: Robins Kaplan's Ronald Schutz
• Rainmaker Q&A: Littler's Donald Prophete
• Apple Loss At Fed. Circ. Would Be Game-Changer: ABA Panel
• Apple Deserves Tough Penalty For E-Book Pricing, Group Says
• 2nd LulzSec Hacker Gets 1 Year For Sony Data Breach
• UK Watchdog Floats New Code For Consumer Data Access
• AsiaInfo Can't Duck Derivative Suit Over Stock Options Bonus
• False Statements To USPTO A 'Mistake,' Fed. Circ. Hears
• Sharp Fights Technicolor's Bid To Dodge Cathode Ray Suit
• Apple, Others Shouldn't Get Off In Chip IP Suit, Fed. Circ. Told
• Leviton Uses Day-Old Apple Decision In Fed. Circ. Appeal
• Investor Balks At $285M Deal For Electronics Co. Issa Started
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hilton, TDF, SingTel
• Megafon To Buy Russian 4G Provider In $1.8B Deal
• Apple Loses Bid To Disqualify Hagens Berman From IP Feud
• Apple, Samsung Showdown May Curb Patent Sales Bans
• False Ad Suit Over Apple Screens Falls Short, Judge Says
• Del. Weighs In On Fair Value In Appraisal Rights Cases
• White House Floats Cybersecurity Adoption Incentives
• Barnes Snags Cyber Insurance Pro From Dickstein
• Publishers Balk At DOJ's Proposed Punishment For Apple
• Zynga Judge Wary Of Proposed Deal In Ex-Engineer's OT Suit
• Soros, Investors Inject $218M Into New Brazilian Telecom
• Yahoo Doesn't Owe Bonuses To Interclick Founder
• Ex-SiRF Worker Seeks Probation In Source Code Theft
• Kodak Extends New Enviro Cleanup Proposal To NY
• Microsoft Defeats Former Worker's Sex Bias Suit
• Ex-STEC Chief's Own Words Reveal Insider Trading, SEC Says
• Vinson & Elkins Lures Ex-Hogan Lovells Partner To SF Office
• Sen. Schumer Warns of Smart TV Spying Danger
• FlashPoint Says HTC Phones Lifted Camera Imaging Patents
• Troutman Sanders Lures IP Pro To NY Office
• Apple's ITC Case Against Motorola Revived By Fed. Circ.
• AOL Seals $405M Takeover Of Video Ad Platform
• You Need To Work Harder To Fight Trade Secret Theft
• Technology Firm Denies Hiring Bias, Visa Abuse Claims
• Ericsson Jury Win Unshaken In Router Patent Row
• Time Warner Pays $3.8M To Exit Call Center Workers' Suit
• Internap To Pay $9.5M To Settle Shareholder Suit
• AT&T Asks Texas To End Oversight Of 100 Local Markets
• Apple Can't Shake Privacy Suit Over Apps That Lift User Info
• Magyar Execs Denied Immediate Appeal Of FCPA Ruling
• Toshiba, SanDisk Prep $4.1B Flash Memory Plant
• Fed. Circ. Revives Ex-Worker's IP Suit Against Verizon Unit
• AGs' Phone Bill Campaign Could Ensnare Lawful Services
• $4B Suit Accuses Dish Of Scheming To Infiltrate LightSquared
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Rio Tinto, Globe Tower
• Australia Unveils Plan To Expand Gov't Use Of Big Data
• Parametric, Turtle Beach To Merge In Audio Stock Swap
• Apple Must Provide Specifics On E-Books Appeal
• Sprint Asks High Court To Nix $21M Award In Access Fee Row
• Quinn Emanuel Beats DQ Effort In Snapchat Partnership Row
• Microsoft Patent Did Not Justify Android Ban, Fed. Circ. Told
• Power Of Arbitration Agreements In TCPA Class Actions
• Taylor English Adds Former Michelin Patent Counsel
• BMC Goes Shopping, But Not For Compuware
• CAFA Waiver Invalid In Store Managers' Class Suit, AT&T Says
• Obama IPhone Veto To Keep Essential-Patent Cases Out Of ITC
• ITC Judge Backs Canon, Acer In Flash Reader Patent Fight
• TV Unions Press 2nd Circ. To Revive YouTube IP Suit
• SRA Investors Lose Challenge Over $2B PE Firm Sale
• 11th Circ. Sides With Sunair In Overheating Radio Amp Row
• Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Sony Sued Over E-Reader IP
• Ind. Appeals Court Cuts Technicolor's Pollution Coverage
• KIT Digital Gets Approval For PE-Backed Ch. 11 Plan
• HP Wants Deutsche Bahn's $9M Freight Forwarding Deal Nixed
• Oracle Ad Referred To FTC Over IBM Comparison
• Walden Targets $75M For New Tech Venture Capital Fund
• Icahn Wants Quick Hearing On Dell
• AXA In Talks To Sell Arkadin Stake To Japan's NTT
• Rainmaker Q&A: Lindquist & Vennum's Frank Bennett
• No Cookie For You: How COPPA Will Affect Your Company
• White House Vetoes ITC Ban On Apple IPhones, IPads
• 9th Circ. Nixes Vectren's $1.9M Win In Telecom Contract Suit
• DOJ Wants To Limit Apple Agreements On All Media
• Cooley Lands Ex-Foley & Lardner IP Pro
• Symantec Dodges Investor Suit Over Exec Pay Info
• DOJ's Bid To Limit Apple's Media Deals May Overreach
• Motorola Cable Boxes Infringe Video Patents, Suit Says
• Gov't Hits Back Against Microsoft Over Motorola Import Ban
• Activision Hit With Investor Suit Over $8B Vivendi Buyback
• House Panel Creates Bipartisan Privacy Working Group
• Nanya, Elpida Reach Settlement In Semiconductor IP Row
• House Votes To Give Congress Power Over Costly Regulations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lloyds, Icahn, Charter Communications
• Ethics Panel OKs Fla. Judges' Twitter Use In Re-Election Bids
• Kilpatrick Townsend Grows In Atlanta With Arnall Golden Pros
• Philly Firm Accused Of Bungling $100M Suit Against IBM
• 3 Takeaways From The Apple E-Books Decision
• Ex-TSA Worker Claims Airport Scanner Caused Tumor
• Nintendo, Acer Hit With ITC Suit Over Flash Memory IP
• Major Networks Push To Ban FilmOn TV Streaming Service
• KIT Digital Sues Content Solutions Owner Over $19M Deal
• Sony, LG, Others Sued In ITC Over Networking Patents
• Realtek V. LSI: Will ITC Defer To District Court?
• Is That An Automatic Phone Dialing System In Your Pocket?
• Pa.'s Act 52 Tax Changes — Explained
• Dell, Founder Agree To Price Bump With Voting Change
• AboveNet Investors' $2B Merger Challenge Nixed
• LG Denied Phone Chips Judgment But Ducks Patent Claims
• Copyright Overhaul Plan On Track For Less Industry Sniping
• Microsoft, Google Bash New Zealand Gov't Spying Bill
• Calif. Appeals Court Upholds $6M Award Against Inquest
• Ex-Paul Hastings Partner Sues T-Mobile Over Nixed Retainer
• Microsoft To Change SkyDrive Name After UK Trademark Loss
• Verizon Says Defunct Rival Can't Prove Antitrust Claims
• Boston University Hits HP, LG With Semiconductor IP Suits
• Sens. Float Changes To Surveillance Court, Reporting Regime
• Russia Grants Snowden Asylum, Infuriating US
• Cablevision Faces Patent Suit Over Routing Technology
• Apple Not Liable For Apps' Alleged Breaches, Judge Hears
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Sharp, KKR
• Westerman Hattori Snags 4 IP Pros From Jacobson Holman
• 46 States Back Miss. AG On CAFA High Court Appeal
• Icahn Sues To Block Dell's Record Date Reset
• White House Should Rein In The ITC On SEPs
• AT&T Beats Back $30M Claim Over T-Mobile Merger Deal
• Lawyers Should Be Focusing On Cloud Security