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Technology - February, 2014

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• 5 Keys To Keeping Data Breach Costs To A Minimum
• Sens. Vow 'Close Scrutiny' Of NSA Role In Webcam Spying
• 9th Circ. Won't Let Google Repost Anti-Muslim YouTube Video
• LightSquared And Dish Attys Told To Work Out Discovery Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holland & Knight's Anita Mosner
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Covington's Christine Haskett
• 5 Ways To Reduce Costs Of Defending 'Patent Troll' Suits
• EPA Gives Kodak Nod For NY Park Cleanup Deal
• Calif. AG Floats Cybersecurity Guide To Combat Breaches
• 5 Reasons The Sony Data Breach Coverage Denial Is Wrong
• DC Circ. Won't Disturb FCC's Handset Ruling Against Carriers
• HP Executives Didn't Breach Fiduciary Duty, Judge Hears
• Handful Of Banner Deals Define M&A In February
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, J. Crew, Total
• Apple Beats $2B Patent Infringement Suit In Germany
• Canada Halts Spectrum Grab By Wireless Giants Rogers, Bell
• Apple, Google 'Spoon-Feeding' Experts, Engineers Say
• Riverbed Spurns Sweetened $3.4B Elliott Buyout Bid
• 9th Circ.'s Google Ruling Leaves Copyright Attys Speechless
• Powertech To Pay $196M To End Tessera Chip Licensing Suits
• Using Apps While Driving Is OK, Calif. Panel Says
• Intevac Deal Offers A Warning On 'Deemed Export' Rules
• Quinn Points Finger At Apple To Limit Doc Leak Sanctions
• EU Regulators Confront Google, Apple Over App Disclosures
• Cisco Dodges Chinese Dissidents' Suit Over Surveillance IT
• GOP Tax Proposal Would Nix R&D Credit For Software
• S. Korea Ends Antitrust Probe Of Samsung Patent Suits
• Cloud Computing Co. Nirvanix Converts Case To Ch. 7
• Invalid Alice IP Shouldn't Bar Software Patents, Tech Cos. Say
• Limelight Tells Justices To Nix Fed. Circ. Inducement Rule
• Calif. Jury Sets RAND Rate For Licensing Wi-Fi Patents
• EFF Wants Docs On Warner Bros.' Alleged Copyright Abuse
• Obama Taps Tech Exec For Deputy USTR Slot
• LG, InnoLux LCD Cartel Fines Trimmed By $23M In EU Court
• Sprint Accused Of Leaking Customer's Nude 'Selfies'
• FRCP Discovery Amendments Prove Highly Controversial
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Apple Bid To Get Patent Case Out Of Texas
• EU Raises Objections To Telefonica's $11.7B E-Plus Deal
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Certify Class In PacBell Wage Row
• Verizon Wins Again In Qui Tam Suit Over Calif. Tax Habits
• HP Lands $32M DHS Cybersecurity Contract
• NY Appeals Court Won't Let Sprint Escape $300M Tax Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Buchalter's Shawn Christianson
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Robins Kaplan's Hollis Salzman
• Stock Provides Tech Giants A Path To Big-Ticket Pickups
• LightSquared Lenders Demand Dish Docs Involving $2B Bid
• Snowden Docs Show UK Spied On Yahoo Webcam Users
• Deals Rumor Mill: WhatsApp, Jos. A. Bank, Carlyle
• Ex-German President Acquitted In Bribery Trial
• 1st Step In PCD's Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan Approved
• Quinn Emanuel Must Give Up Details Of Doc Leak, Nokia Says
• RPX Fights Demand For Apple, Sidley Docs In AIA Intrigue
• Justices Divided Over Sanctions For 'Baseless' Patent Suits
• Comcast-TWC Merger — An Opportunity For New Approaches
• Va. Gov. Forms Cybersecurity Commission
• Tax Reform Bill A Blueprint For Grand Compromise
• Gov't Seeks To Hold Call Data For More Than 5 Years
• Google Must Take Down 'Muslims' Trailer, 9th Circ. Says
• Klobuchar Wary Of Wireless Mergers Amid T-Mobile Rumors
• Fed. Circ. Nixes CyberFone Patent In Warner Bros., CBS Suits
• Minn. Lawmakers Move To Repeal B2B Taxes
• Apple Loses Bid To Put Live Streaming IP Suit On Hold
• Apple, Best Buy Settle Deactivated Gift Card Class Action
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sedgwick's Stephanie Sheridan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Pryor Cashman's Colleen Caden
• Apple Says It Boosted Competition In E-Books Market
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG Capital, Blackstone, Panasonic
• Greensfelder Hires 2, Including Labor Pro, For Chicago
• Computers Don't Make Abstract Ideas Patentable, Justices Told
• Samsung Can Cite Apple's Old Damages Testimony At Trial
• Sony Coverage Denial Could Be Boon For Cyber Insurers
• Google's Defense Nixed In Data Cache Patent Suit
• Facebook Game Maker Ends 'Candy' Trademark Efforts In US
• Mentor Graphics Patent Mostly Survives Inter Partes Review
• NBC Deal Offers Model For Comcast-TWC Antitrust Talks
• House Passes Bill Renewing Cellphone Unlocking Rights
• 4th Circ. Upholds $163M 'Scareware' Penalty Against Exec
• Mt. Gox Shutdown Highlights Bitcoin Consumer Pitfalls
• Elliott Raises Bid For Riverbed Technology To $3.3B
• Microsoft Ducks Sanctions Over Lost Source Code In IP Row
• 5 Business Risks To Consider When Outsourcing Health IT
• FTC Snubs Parental Consent System For Child Privacy Rule
• The Unstoppable Trailblazer: Judge Shira Scheindlin
• Consumers Fight For Class Cert. In Apple E-Book Action
• AT&T Unit Can Pursue $32M Sales Tax Refund From NJ
• Tech Co. Intevac Settles Claim It Gave Russian Worker Secrets
• Future Of Mt. Gox Bitcoin Exchange Uncertain Amid Shutdown
• Arent Fox Adds Ex-Novak Druce IP Pro In San Francisco
• Your Options After An ITC Exclusion Order
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dentons' Kara Baysinger
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Winston & Strawn's Joan Fife
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, SoftBank, Chevron
• GAO Rule Protects Contractors From Agency Foot-Dragging
• Netflix Inks Deal To Boost Access To Comcast Network
• Fed. Circ. OKs Using Plain Meanings For IP Claims In AT&T Suit
• Apple Wants E-Books Cases Sent Back To Texas, Calif.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Avincis, Channel 5, CVC Capital
• Groups Push Obama To Float 'Privacy Bill Of Rights'
• Vivendi In Talks With Altice To Sell Off Mobile Unit SFR
• Google Seeks To End Privacy Policy Fight For Good
• 'Family Doctrine' Doesn't Apply in Ex Parte Review: TTAB
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bingham's Debra Fischer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nossaman's Nancy Smith
• Greenberg Traurig Snags Ex-Wilson Sonsini Employment Pro
• Justices Snub Tennis Channel Appeal In Comcast Bias Case
• Radio Frequency Chipmakers To Form $2B Firm In Merger
• Apple, Samsung Mediation Talks Fail As Patent Trial Looms
• Fla. Contracts Allow For Price-Fixing Claims, Court Hears
• M&A Needs Privacy Attys, Facebook's WhatsApp Buy Shows
• In A First, USPTO Spares Patent Claim After AIA Review
• Broadband Co. Dodges FCA Suit Over $45M Grant
• Sony Units Denied Coverage For Suits Tied To Cyberattack
• FTC's Brill Calls For Data Security Regulation
• Glaser Weil Lures McKool Atty Who Saved Ultramercial IP
• German Watchdog Rebukes Facebook's $19B WhatsApp Buy
• SBA Case Highlights Ambiguity In Small Business Jobs Act
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ropes & Gray's Jane Goldstein
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Snell & Wilmer's Barb Dawson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ally Financial, Focus Media, Citigroup
• Europe's Antitrust Chief Defends Google Search-Bias Deal
• White House Unveils Plan To Combat Patent Trolls
• Patent Troll Legislation Has Chance Despite Election
• NY Panel Shields IBM From Medical Monitoring Damages
• Verizon Won't Take NYC Broadband Pricing Rules Lying Down
• Facebook's $19B WhatsApp Buy Stokes Mobile Bubble Worries
• Comcast-TWC Deal Raises Net Neutrality Concerns
• Blackstone, GIC To Invest $750M Into Kronos
• China Confirms Qualcomm, Interdigital Inc. Antitrust Probes
• NY Times, Others Blast Google For Hiding Scanning Docs
• DOD Unveils Plan To Clear Spectrum Space For Industry
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nokia, Merck, J. Jill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Choate's Melissa Tearney
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Littler's Lee Schreter
• Apple Store Workers Seek To Certify Nationwide Class
• Drone D-Day: How NTSB Case Could Impact FAA Authority
• Software 'Work For Hire' Agreements: A Few Tips
• Verizon Keeps FiOS Bundling Suit In Federal Court
• ITC Clears LG, Barnes & Noble In Microprocessor IP Case
• Philips Not Liable For TV Magnate's €200M Loan Loss: Judge
• Shopper Tracking Code Overreaches, Retail Group Exec Says
• FCC Head's Restraint In Net Neutrality Push Earns Plaudits
• Cybersecurity Framework Will Be Flexible, NIST Chief Says
• Intuit, Hertz Fail To Invalidate TQP Encryption Patent
• GoPro Camera Maker Accused Of Breaching Distribution Deal
• Shaub & Williams Gets Augme Claims Pared In $2M Fee Suit
• Facebook Bets $19B On Mobile Messaging In WhatsApp Deal
• Military Telecom Contractor Pleads Guilty To Bribery
• ITI Shoots Back In TechAmerica's Employee Poaching Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Morrison, Shell, Ardagh
• FCC Revives Net Neutrality Without ISP Reclassification
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe's Mimi Addy
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ballard Spahr's Mary Mullany
• The Captain Of The Mother Court: Judge Loretta Preska
• Nokia Says Quinn Emanuel Owes $1.2M For Leaked Docs
• Apple E-Books Ruling Wrong On Antitrust Law, 2nd Circ. Told
• PI Seeks Testimony Showing Fairchild Copied Patents
• Apple, Twitter Accused Of Infringing Photo-Sharing Patent
• After Investor Clash, AT&T Latest To Detail Gov't Snooping
• Samsung Rebuts Apple's Request For $15.7M In Atty Fees
• Google Rivals Must Win Over EU Antitrust Chief To Sway Deal
• Inter Partes Review: A Look At The Companies Under Attack
• Photo App Maker Mobli Hit With IP Suit Over Celebrity Pics
• Newegg Blasts $2.3M Verdict In TQP Data Patent Fight
• With Brother At Paul Weiss, Schumer Backs Off Comcast-TWC
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kaye Scholer's Lori Leskin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hirschler's Courtney Paulk
• Samsung Sues Dyson For Defamation Over Patent Suit
• Honeywell FCA Decision: It's Not About Who Is 'Right'
• Klayman Says NSA Spying May Violate Atty-Client Privilege
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tyson Foods, Peugeot, Starwood
• Sidley's Blown Deadline Shows Firms Need Careful Monitoring
• FTC Embraces Flexibility With New COPPA Compliance Tools
• Toshiba's Attempt To Trim Excite-Tablet Patent Suit Flops
• US Cellular Fails To Evade Videophone Patent Row
• 7th Circ. Won't Let Atty Escape $14M Class Action Deal
• Time Warner, Comcast Hit With Investor Suit Over $45B Deal
• Rimini Infringed Oracle's Software Copyrights, Judge Says
• Apple Denied AIA Review Of VirnetX Patents In $368M Case
• EU Trade Deal Dead Unless US Spying Fixed, Lawmakers Say
• Oakley Sues Best Buy, Fry's, Others Over Eyewear Design
• Greenlight Capital Sues Over Leaked News On Micron Buy
• Cybersecurity Framework May Impact Many Industries
• CORRECTED: Manatt Picks Up Bingham's Gershon in Financial Services
• Apple Silences Suit Over Siri Advertising For IPhone 4S
• Microsoft Beats Licensee's Attempt To Nix Copyright Suit
• LG Says Bluestone Founder Used Inside Info In Patent Suit
• SoftBank Offers Flimsy Logic For Sprint, T-Mobile Tie-Up
• Blu-Ray Player Buyers Say LG Sold Outdated Goods
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hughes Hubbard's Bassey
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Mitchell Silberberg's Coyoca
• 6 Tips For Creating Effective Trial Graphics
• BlackBerry Slams Seacrest's 'Theft' Of Keyboard Design
• Japan's Rakuten Puts Up $900M For Chat App Maker Viber
• PersonalWeb Sanctioned For Erasing Emails In Google IP Row
• Microsoft Wants Patent Suit Over .NET Framework Tossed
• Group Loses Bid To Speed Up DOJ's Email Spying Disclosure
• HP Employees Win Conditional Cert. In OT Suit
• Google Must Face AdSense Contract Suit In Calif.
• NSA Pays EPIC's Fees To Resolve Secret Directive Row
• Giant Interactive Sells $200M Stake In Alibaba Owners
• Energy Industry Cybersecurity Needs Congressional Punch
• AUO Exec's Price-Fixing Conviction Should Be Upheld: DOJ
• AT&T Appeals Order On Sidley's Blown Deadline In IP Case
• CBS Chief Says Aereo Win Wouldn't Harm Bottom Line
• Bankrupt IBahn Gets $13M Stalking Horse Approved
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Peugot, Nexon
• FTC's Ohlhausen Pushes For Targeted 'Troll' Enforcement
• Smartphone Anti-Theft 'Kill Switch' Effort Goes National
• FedEx Has Done Internal-Use Software Developers A Favor
• Video Service Sues Virtual Reality Co. Over 'Oculu' Mark
• EU Court Says Article Links Are Legal, But Questions Remain
• Content Worries Cloud $45B Comcast-Time Warner Merger
• Lawmakers Say Feds Whitewashed NSA's Tabs On Congress
• Franken Touts Location Privacy Bill After Ford Disclosures
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Goodwin Procter's Sharton
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Levenfeld's Patti O'Connor
• Some EU Commissioners Wary Of Google Antitrust Deal
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-Kaye Scholer Corporate Partner
• Comcast Puts Up $45.2B In Surprise Time Warner Takeover Bid
• Inside NIST's Final Cybersecurity Framework
• DOJ Seeks To Unwind Bazaarvoice's PowerReviews Buy
• Cybersecurity Framework Key To Calming Breach Backlash
• Priceline Founder Accuses Google Of Stealing Tagging Tech
• Rockefeller, Markey Introduce Bill Targeting Data Brokers
• Hayes Messina Won't Be Ousted From Dell Patent Suit
• Nomadix Claims It's Being Shut Out Of IBahn's Ch. 11 Sale
• USDA Subcontractor's $10M Claims Against US Nixed
• Intellectual Ventures Nixes Xilinx Patents In AIA Reviews
• Settlement Can't Nix Sanctions In Univ. Of Phoenix Patent Suit
• Sidley Austin Attys Missed Deadline To Appeal $40M Verdict
• FCC Chairman Promises Net Neutrality Action
• Fujifilm, HTC, LG Hit With Patent Suits Over 3-D Software
• Ono To Proceed With $9.5B IPO Despite Vodafone Buyout Bid
• FTC Approves 6th Safe-Harbor Program For Child Privacy Rule
• Forensics Software Co. Beats Rival's IP, False Ad Suit
• Immersion Shareholders Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Fraud Suit
• White House Unveils Voluntary Cybersecurity Framework
• Rand Paul Brings NSA Phone Dragnet Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Blackstone, Giant Interactive
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ballard Spahr's Emilie Ninan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe's Lucinda Low
• The Significance Of Patent Invalidity As A Public Right
• Apple Defends Expert Testimony In E-Books Damages Saga
• OfficeMax Blunder Exposes Pitfalls For 'Big Data' Purveyors
• Courts Wade Through Murky World Of Online Defamation
• Apple, Facebook Ask Judge To Nix 'Friend Finder' Privacy Suit
• 'Patent Troll' Suits Face New Obstacles At ITC
• Md. Bill Aims To Keep NSA Thirsty And Dark
• MPAA Blasts Google Comment On ITC's Digital-Content Policy
• Judge Urges Cert. Denial In Aaron's Rental Computer Spy Case
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Nix Google, Microsoft Auction Patent Win
• DOJ Ends Probe Of $3.3B T-Mobile, Verizon Deal Early
• Hogan Lovells Hires Ex-O'Melveny Health Pro For LA Office
• Sens. Seek To Limit FDA's Health IT Regulatory Oversight
• Bankrupt Edgenet Challenges Security Of $20M Of Debt
• Deals Rumor Mill: Brevan Howard, Virgin, Deutsche Bank
• Insurer Pushes To Exit Zurich's Suit Over Sony PSN Breach
• Klayman's Internet Spying Claims Fail, NSA Says
• LightSquared Teases New Bankruptcy Plan By Friday
• Google Stumps For NSA Reforms, Email-Access Warrants
• Google AdSense Targeted In Defunct Internet Co.'s Patent Suit
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Takes Aim At Corporate Tax Loopholes
• HP Board Faces New Shareholder Suit Over FCPA Violations
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ropes & Gray's Laurel FitzPatrick
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Donelson's Donna Fraiche
• Recent Case Law And Legislation Have Killed Patents
• T-Mobile Wins Ban On AT&T Unit's Color Scheme
• Google Loses Bid For Retrial Of SimpleAir's Patent Suit
• Symantec, Acronis Jockey for Win in Software Patent Suit
• Apple Can't Stay Goodwin Procter Monitor In E-Book Suit
• White House Receptive To Public Input On 'Big Data' Review
• Apple Pushes For Stay On Live Streaming Patent Case
• Financial Powers Cautious About Bitcoin Taxation
• 9th Circ., DC Federal Judges Added To Surveillance Court
• TechAmerica Wins Return Of Docs In Employee Poaching Suit
• Fairchild Faces $105M IP Trial Over Power Supply Chips
• MoFo Atty's Alleged Ethnic Prejudice Not Enough For New Trial
• Alibaba Pushes For AutoNavi Takeover With $1.6B Bid
• ITC To Weigh Import Ban After Redesign In Leviton IP Row
• Telefonica's Internet, Phone Policies Draw Antitrust Fines
• NY Startup Credit Excludes Patent Buys, Regulator Says
• UK Investing $120M To Use Big Data To Kickstart Innovation
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Vodafone, Nestle
• Apple Injunction Flouts Deal, Simon & Schuster Tells 2nd Circ.
• Microchip To Pay $394M For Rival Chip Maker Supertex
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: FordHarrison's Tracey Jaensch
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McManis' Neda Mansoorian
• Startup Industry Is Creating New Litigation Tools
• Deutsche Telekom Puts Up $1.1B To Fill Out Czech Unit Stake
• Icahn Backs Off $50B Apple Buyback Calls Amid Blowback
• Sprint Reaches $3.4M Settlement In Hidden-Fee Suit
• Versata Wants Suit Over USPTO Biz Method Definition Revived
• HTC, Nokia Settle Smartphone IP Spat On Eve Of ITC Ruling
• Secret Court Backs Obama's Changes To NSA Phone Spying
• Late AIA Review Settlements Dangerous For Patent Owners
• Crime-Scene Photo Software Co. Wants Copyright Suit Nixed
• Federal Gov't Struggling With Cloud Computing Transition
• 2nd Circ. Sends Dish Network Fee-Contract Row To Trial
• Suit Claims Samsung Fudged Speed Tests On Galaxy S4s
• DOJ Drops Probe Of Samsung's Essential-Patent Conduct
• High Court Bid Not Enough To Keep Street View MDL On Ice
• Palo Alto Networks Can't Challenge Rival's Firewall Patents
• Smartphone 'Kill Switch' Law Takes Shape In Calif.
• HP Accuses Rival Of Infringing IT Infrastructure Patents
• French Court Rejects Google Bid To Nix Privacy Fine Notice
• Google Gets Lenovo Stake As Part Of $3B Motorola Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McAndrews' Nabeela Rasheed
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Crowell's Ellen Dwyer
• High Court's CAFA Ruling Won't Affect AG Enforcement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Glencore Xstrata, Cerberus, IBM
• Microsoft Touts Facial ID Safeguards At Privacy Code Meeting
• Alcatel-Lucent Sells Subsidiary For $307M To China Huaxin
• ABA Panel Tackles Privacy In The Digital Age
• MotionPoint Tries To Duck $1M Patent Verdict, Injunction
• Cisco Strikes $2.7M Deal With Innovatio In Wi-Fi Patent Row
• Sprint Asks Appeals Court To Ax NY's $300M FCA Tax Suit
• Ebix Pays $6.5M To End Securities-Misconduct Class Action
• Cooley Nabs Leading Cybersec Pro From ZwillGen
• Twitter Threatens To Sue US Over Data Request Disclosures
• Accenture Won't Hand Over $44M Jury Award, Wellogix Says
• HP Fails To Power Off Laptop Marketing Action
• McGuireWoods Reps First American In $155M Interthinx Buy
• Ryan Seacrest's Tech Co. Blasts BlackBerry IP Suit
• Belden Offers $220M For Broadcast Equipment Vendor
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wendel Rosen's Pamela Mintzer
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hodgson Russ' Yalamanchili
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, KKR, Carlyle
• EU Nintendo Ruling Puts UsedSoft Back In The PC Box
• Sony Unveils Overhaul With PC Unit Sale, TV Unit Spinoff
• Facebook Faces Not 1, But 2 Challengers Over 'Paper' App
• Facebook Gets Counterclaims Trimmed In Data-Use Dispute
• Cisco, Samsung Strike Cross-License Patent Deal
• Judge Declares Mistrial In Motorola Patent Trial
• App Maker Says It Controls 'Paper' Mark Used By Facebook
• House Homeland Security Committee Backs Cybersecurity Bill
• Vizio Denied Fees, 'Troll's' Attys Slammed For Misconduct
• Google's Rivals, Users Equally Unhappy With Antitrust Deal
• Apple, Samsung Set Final IP Claims For March Trial
• Ill. AG Blasts Cos. For Shoddy Data-Breach Security
• Software Startup Domo Raises Another $125M In Funding
• $2.5B HP Computers Contract Has Big Problems, NASA Says
• Fed. Circ. Affirms T-Mobile's Win In Wireless Patent Suit
• Vonage Denied Arbitration Due To 'One-Sided' Service Terms
• Microsoft Seeks AIA Review Of VirnetX Patents
• Mobile Planning Co. Says Facebook Events Infringes Patent
• Samsung Sued Over Phone Value After Apple Patent Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: America Movil, Mercuria, Deutsche Telekom
• GAO Sustains Motorola Protest Of $2.5M Army Contract
• Schneider Electric Gets $244.6M For Invensys Appliance Unit
• Sharp Licenses Straight Path Patents To Settle ITC Case
• Adidas Says Under Armour Violated Mobile Fitness Patents
• Google Strikes Deal With EU Over Rival Search Links
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Taft's Margaret Lawson
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frankfurt's Barbara Shiers
• CFIUS Review Of China Deals In US: More, Broader, Stricter
• Software License Subject To Sales Tax, Minn. Court Says
• App Developer Tells Facebook To Stop Using 'Paper'
• Motorola IP Battle With Patent Co. Goes To Jury
• Net Neutrality Quick-Fix Bills Dead On Arrival
• Air Force Tells Fed. Circ. Telecom Co. Inflated Lost Profits
• Google, Cisco Strike Patent Deal, Blast 'Privateers'
• AU Optronics Sheds Kodak's Claims In LCD Antitrust MDL
• Dell Wins Bid For Arbitration In Defective Laptop Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty, Novartis, Blackstone
• 2nd Circ. Weighs Apple Monitor's Duties In E-Books Case
• DHS Awards $350M To Northrop For Cybersecurity Support
• Foley Hoag Lures Ropes & Gray IP Partner For Boston Office
• Robins Kaplan's $18M Request Way Off, LCD Master Says
• US Eyes Loosened Export Rules For Satellites, Electronics
• LightSquared Judge OKs $33M Loan From Dish Chair, Lenders
• Fla. Senate Committee Backs Bill To Cut Cellphone Tax
• Arbitration Doesn't Trigger Time Bar In AIA Reviews: USPTO
• Interwoven Can't Escape Vertical Patent Infringement Claims
• Tech Giants Offer New Data On Gov't Spy Requests
• Perkins Coie IP Practice Grows In Chicago, San Diego
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michelman's Mona Hanna
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Baker Donelson's Linda Klein
• Entegris Puts Up $1B For Rival Semiconductor Supplier ATMI
• Cybersecurity Will Be Big Compliance Issue For Contractors
• Yahoo Can't Shake Class Action Over Spam Texts
• GoDaddy Can't DQ Judge In Oscars Cybersquatting Suit
• USPTO Nixes CoreLogic Real Estate Patent In AIA Review
• LG Looks To Block Enviros From Suit Over $300M HQ Project
• In-House Counsel Name Client-Friendly Litigators
• GCs Name Best-Of-The-Best Attys
• House, Senate Dems Propose Net Neutrality Bills
• Judicial Bias Doomed $1B Qualcomm IP Row, Fed. Circ. Told
• Worker Gets Benefits Despite Bankruptcy Omission: 6th Circ.
• Wiley Rein Adds 3 Ex-BakerHostetler IP Attys In DC
• Deals Rumor Mill: Jos. A. Bank, Lenovo, Nestle
• Apple Urges 2nd Circ. To Keep E-Books Monitor Sidelined
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Holwell Shuster's Dorit Black
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gibbons' Christine Amalfe
• How And Why Aereo Got To The Supreme Court
• EU Lists Antitrust Concerns With Hutchison's $1B O2 Buy