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Technology - March, 2014

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• Most Jurors In Latest Apple-Samsung Trial Use IPhones
• Carnegie Mellon Gets Patent Award Upped To $1.5B
• Judge Nixes Patent, Frees Amazon From Kindle Case
• Justices Wary Of Making Call On Patent-Eligible Software
• Shareholders Move To Settle HP Suit For $57M
• LG Touts Benefits Of $300M HQ Project To NJ Appeals Court
• Aussie Agency Wants Google Glass Recordings Banned
• Charged Ex-VP Says Brocade Must Cover Insider Trading Bills
• ITC To Probe Earbud Imports After Bose's Complaint
• Falcone Touts Confidence In LightSquared Post-Ch. 11
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Ex-DC Circ. Nom, Appeals Heavyweight
• Mellanox Kicks Investors' Securities Fraud Gripe
• SEC Sues Oracle Worker's Spouse Over Trade Amid Buyout
• 7th Circ. FTAIA Ruling Profoundly Limits Antitrust Claims
• BlackBerry Wins Bid To Block Seacrest-Backed Keyboard
• TomTom Sues Broadcom Over GPS Chip With Latent Defect
• Siris Capital Puts Up $352M For Stratus Technologies
• Jury Wasn't Confused In Cisco's VirnetX Patent Win: Judge
• Aaron's Gets Claims Trimmed In Rental Computer Spy Suit
• A Tech Company's Biggest Privacy Threat Is ... The FTC
• Protect A Distinctive Website With Trade Dress Law
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Roetzel's Lori Heyer-Bednar
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brownstein's Ellen Schulhofer
• FTC Chair Says Patent Troll Cases May Not Wait For Study
• Google, Apple Can't Skirt Worker Poaching Conspiracy Claims
• E-Book Consumers Win Class Status In Apple Price-Fixing Suit
• EU Decisions On Standard-Essential Patent Cases On The Way
• Rural ISP Hits Ch. 11, Citing Gov't Financing Woes
• Charter Urges Defeat Of 'Flawed' Time Warner-Comcast Deal
• Apple Stuck With Norton Rose Fulbright In AIA Review
• SoftView Mobile Web Display Patents Nixed In AIA Reviews
• Yahoo, Twitter Shut Out Of Grand Jury Disclosure Cases
• BlackBerry Can't Mention AIA Review At Patent Trial
• Autodesk Says Chinese Rival Copied Software Code
• Tessera, Qualcomm Strike Deal To Halt Patent Suit
• Franken Introduces Renewed Mobile-Location Privacy Bill
• Centech Group, Others Score $5.8B Air Force Contract
• Free Speech Lets Chinese Search Engine Limit Results: Judge
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McDermott's Effie Silva
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Pillsbury's Susan Serota
• As E-Discovery Goes Global, Japan And South Korea Catch Up
• Continuant's Win Over Avaya Could Yield $100M Award
• NSA Reforms Shield Gov't At Expense Of Service Providers
• Ex-Fortinet Execs Get Poaching, Trade Secrets Claims Stayed
• Comdata Sued For Stealing NexPay's Health Payment IP
• Lexmark's Sales Abroad Didn't Exhaust Patents, Judge Rules
• BakerHostetler Nabs Ex-Davis Wright Data Breach Expert
• EU Partly Drops Investigation Into Chinese Telecom Imports
• Class Fights To Keep Yahoo Email-Scanning Case Alive
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chobani, Softbank, Murphy Oil
• USPTO Uses Wrong Standard In AIA Reviews, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Investors Seize Class Cert. In Sprint-Nextel Merger Suit
• 7th Circ. Nixes Motorola's $3.5B LCD Price-Fixing Claims
• Judge Praises Apple, Verizon For Discovery Accord In IP Row
• Aflac Loses 11th Circ. Indemnification Bid Over Patent Row
• UK Won't Ixnay Microsoft's Pig Latin Ad Dissing Google
• Apple E-Book Damages Trial To Be Delayed, Prosecutor Says
• Legal Needs To Rethink Its Dropbox Account
• Spherix Accuses Cisco Of 'Immense' Patent Infringement
• ISPs Can Be Forced To Block Pirate Sites, EU Court Says
• Yahoo Japan To Pay $3.17B For SoftBank's EAccess
• White House Floats Details On NSA Surveillance Revamp
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gruber Hurst's Shonn Brown
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: FordHarrison's Tiffany Downs
• New Ways To Challenge Patents In Inter Partes Review
• CRT Judge Keeps EU Decision Sealed, But Urges Publication
• How To Avoid Pitfalls In Running A New-Media Promotion
• How Law Firms Can Stay Profitable While Clients Cut Costs
• Facebook Wins Dismissal Of Suit Over Minors' Images In Ads
• In 'Main Event' Apple-Samsung Trial, Vast Damages Possible
• Troutman Nabs M&A Pro Who Founded Electronic Parts Co.
• USPTO To Launch Glossary Program To Speed Patent Apps
• FTC Wants Rulemaking Power For Cybersecurity Reforms
• Google's $8.5M Privacy Pact Wins Initial Nod
• Qualcomm Execs Dodge Derivatives Suit Over Bonus Pay
• Dish's Ergen Hammered By LightSquared Lenders Over Value
• Microsoft, Dell Ink Patent Cross-Licensing Deal
• NJ Govs. Join Growing Backlash Against LG's HQ Plans
• Induced Infringement Outside ITC's Reach, Fed. Circ. Told
• Tech, Telecom GCs Have Strongest Bonds With 5 Firms
• Dish Pushes Senate For Retrans Changes In STELA Renewal
• Fed. Circ. Finds Judge Lacked Jurisdiction In E-Pay IP Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bouygues, Citic Pacific, Dish Network
• Simplexity Plans $10M Stalking Horse Sale To Wal-Mart
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Farella Braun's Mary McCutcheon
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Drinker Biddle's Jill Bronson
• Telenor Probed Over Claims It Squeezes Data Rivals
• Google 'Thumbing Nose' At Video Removal Order, Actor Says
• DOJ, FCC Working Closely On Comcast-TWC Review
• Nest's Energy-Saving Thermostat Jacks Up Bills, Suit Says
• High Court Clears Up False Ad Standing In Lexmark Ruling
• Google, Facebook, Twitter Sued In France Over Data Policies
• Lawyers Weigh In On Supreme Court's Lexmark Ruling
• House Panel Clears Bill To Renew Satellite Act
• FTC Urges Robust, Enforceable Facial ID Privacy Rules
• Facebook To Pay $2B For Virtual Reality Co. Oculus Rift
• Finnegan Trademark Pro Heads To Pierce Atwood
• E-Records Systems Still Mired In Confusion, GAO Says
• Microsoft Dodges Phone-Tracking Class Action
• Hidden Employment Risks In 3rd-Party IT Sourcing
• Prediscovery Trend Against Class Actions Grows
• Gov't Cooperators In Vitesse Fraud Trials Avoid Prison
• Netherlands Wants To Helm $13.7B UPC-Ziggo Merger Review
• Leveling The Playing Field For Small Business
• Uniloc's Sparsely Pled Patent Suit Gets Over Hump In Texas
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Snow Day!
• GAO Denies Protest Of $34M Medical Record System Contract
• FTC's Wordy Motion Sinks Bid To Toss Alleged Troll's Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Merck, BlackBerry, Jun He
• GAO Report Says VA Needs To Improve Information Security
• Md. Pols Seek Modern Communication Services Sales Tax
• High Court Says Static Can Sue Lexmark For False Ads
• The Prolific Pragmatist: Judge Richard Posner
• Sidley Austin Adds Ex-GE Senior M&A Pro In New York
• House Bill Would Keep NSA From Holding Phone Data
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Labaton's Martis Alex
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dinsmore's Joanne Schreiner
• Macronix Ruling Revives Twombly Questions In Patent Cases
• DOJ Lands 1st Convictions In Android App Piracy Crackdown
• Special Concerns When Buying Unmanned Aircraft Systems
• E-Book Consumers To Get Payouts From $166M Deal
• Disney To Pay Up To $950M For YouTube Network Co.
• Google Win Threatens End To Privacy Class Actions
• Google Says 'Hangouts' Trademark Row Is 2 Years Too Late
• FCC Chairman To Unveil Broadband Spectrum Sharing Rules
• Facebook Refused To Limit Google Hiring, Exec Says
• 'Porn Troll' Attys In Contempt Over Unpaid Sanctions
• LightSquared Says Dish Chair Withheld Key Docs In Debt Row
• FTC Orders CoreLogic To License Data For $661M Merger
• Pantech Can't Duck Login Patent Case Over Flex Smartphone
• Deals Rumor Mill: Estee Lauder, Apple, Mobileye
• Google, Facebook Won't Speak At Facial Recognition Meeting
• Tellabs Settles Investors' Suit Over $891M Acquisition
• SunEdison Ditches Retirement-Plan Stock Value Suit
• Fugitive Symbol CEO's Fraud Appeal Rebuffed By High Court
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gibson Dunn's Helgi Walker
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Perkins Coie's Susan Foster
• High Court Won't Touch O2's $8.4M Sanction In Patent Row
• Justices Seek SG's View On Harbinger Securities Row
• High Court Must Shift Focus In Reviewing Software Patents
• Technology — Not Just For The Privileged Anymore
• Microsoft's $7B Nokia Buy Delayed By Asian Regulators
• 4 Elite New York Law Firms Keep Partner Ranks Lean
• NY, Chicago Home To Most Law360 400 Firms
• Jones Day Lands Top Spot In Law360 400
• In BigLaw, The Big Keep Getting Bigger
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Law Firms
• Disgraced Ex-Rep. Gets Claims Pared In IGate Investor Suit
• Boston University Seeks Sanctions Against Epistar In IP Row
• Microsoft Steps In Privacy Quagmire With Email Snooping
• Justices Let US Push For Biz Patent Limits In Alice Case
• Cuomo Merger Plan Could Cost Comcast 'Pound Of Flesh'
• Comcast Recruits Antitrust Lobbyist Amid Merger Scrutiny
• New EU Rules Tighten Antitrust Checks On Patent Deals
• Couple Posing As Fried Frank Attys Plead Guilty To Fraud
• 9th Circ. Tosses LSI Appeal Over Import Ban Injunction
• DOJ Rebuked In Fight Over NSA Phone Record Preservation
• Pa. Appeals Court Dumps $1.4M Trade Secrets Award
• BlackBerry Says Seacrest-Backed Keyboard Hurts Sales
• BlackBerry Finds Taker For Canadian Real Estate
• Unisys Can't Escape $13M Army Overcharge FCA Suit
• UK's Mobile Medical Apps Guidance Parallels FDA's
• Google Triumphs In Personalized Search Patent Trial
• Lenovo Pays $100M For Unwired Planet Patents
• Microsoft Adjusts Policies After Email Snooping Outcry
• GoDaddy Hit With Spam-Text Class Action
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Glaser Weil's Patty Glaser
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Munger Tolles' Kristin Myles
• Time For Patent Licensors To Take The Lead In Reform
• 7 Lessons From 1st Year Of Decisions Under Comcast
• Avoid Inducement Liability With Early Opinion Of Counsel
• How To Reduce Risk, Make More Money In Contingency Cases
• Ch. 15 And Public Policy Lessons From Jaffe V. Samsung
• Akin Gump Snags Ex-McDermott Patent Pro In Calif.
• Justices Can Finally Set Clear Rules For Software Patents
• FTC Urged To Probe Health E-Records Over Antitrust Concerns
• Judge Likely to Pare Fla. Claims In Disk Drive Antitrust MDL
• Yahoo Dodges TCPA Class Action Over Email Text Service
• Proskauer Nabs Antitrust Pro For DC Office
• Amazon, HP, Others Sued Over Cloud Computing Patent
• ITC Ends Probe In Nokia's Smartphone IP Case Against HTC
• Pillsbury Nabs Silicon Valley Vet From Bingham McCutchen
• SanDisk Accuses Round Rock Of Patent Antitrust Plot
• Tech Cos. See TPP's Copyright Terms As Threat To Internet
• Brazil Nixes Data Localization Mandate From Internet Bill
• Nintendo Settles $7M Memory Chip Row With Verdict Pending
• Verizon, Keyspan Win Refunds Of Inapplicable NY Tax
• Samsung To Buy $100M In SunEdison Semiconductor Stock
• Ex-Microsoft Worker Arrested For Trade Secret Theft, Leaks
• Franken Urges DOJ To Mull Net Neutrality In Comcast-TWC
• Deals Rumor Mill: Airbnb, Strauss-Kahn, Whampoa
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thompson Hine's Kathie Brandt
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Day Pitney's Beth Sher
• Technology Crossover Ventures Closes $2.23B Fund
• Alibaba Leads $280M Investment In Messaging App Tango
• 9th Circ. Made 3 Errors In 'Innocence Of Muslims' Ruling
• 5th Circ. Returns Miss. LCD Price-Fixing Suit To State Court
• Google, Facebook Knew About PRISM Spying, Officials Say
• Jury Dings Google $85M For Infringing SimpleAir Patent
• NSA May Have to Keep Call-Data Evidence, Judge Says
• YouTube, Viacom Case Provides Answers, But Not Big Ones
• Apple Decries Samsung Bid To Cut Quinn Emanuel Sanctions
• Brocade Insider Suspect Can't Share CIA Job Info, Feds Say
• China Launches Dumping Probe Of US, Japanese Optical Fiber
• Sens. Seek More Clarity On FDA's Mobile Medical App Stance
• Simplexity Gets Nod For $1M DIP To Fund Quick Sale
• Sidley Blames E-Notices For Blown Deadline In IP Appeal
• Amazon Escapes E-Reader Patent Infringement Allegations
• McDermott Snags Ex-Orrick IP Pro For Silicon Valley Office
• LightSquared Director Says Exit Plan Is Fair To Dish Chair
• AT&T, Apple Email Hack Wasn't Illegal, 3rd Circ. Told
• Google Escapes Class Cert. In Gmail Scanning Suit
• Miles & Stockbridge Taps Gov't Contracts Pro From Crowell
• Autonomy Founder Asks HP Shareholders To Expose 'Smear'
• State AGs Eye Comcast-Time Warner Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Lindquist's Nancy Vollertsen
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Dentons' Jana Cohen Barbe
• GitHub Gender Bias Claims Show Startups Need HR Role Early
• Latest Ukraine-Related Sanctions Likely Won't Be The Last
• US Takes Control By Loosening Grip On ICANN
• Groups Call On FTC To Police Predictive Consumer Scoring
• The Merry Crusader: Judge Jed Rakoff
• Icahn Sounds Off After EBay Spurns Request For Skype Docs
• Del. Bill Would Mandate Delete-Post Option For Minors
• Fed. Circ. Junks $1B Patent Suit Against Qualcomm
• Philips, Others Want Monopoly Claims Tossed In SEP Fight
• Vizio Nearing Settlement In Patent Probe, ITC Told
• Kirkland Steers Thoma Bravo In $930M TravelClick Buy
• USPTO Wants Suit Over 43-Year Patent Examination Tossed
• Cyberinsurance: It's Not Just For Protecting Data
• Google Dodging Discovery In Street View MDL, Plaintiffs Say
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Labaton's Christine Azar
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Wolf Greenfield's Helen Lockhart
• EU Antitrust Leader Says Google Deal Unlikely To Be Revised
• Google, Viacom Strike Deal To End YouTube Copyright Row
• IBM Denies Giving Data, Building Spying Backdoors For NSA
• Sony Data Breach Coverage Denial Must Be Affirmed
• Canon Unit's Rival Stole Workers, Trade Secrets, Suit Says
• For Office Tenants, Strong Connectivity Becoming Must-Have
• Micron Gets U Of Ill. Semiconductor Patents Nixed By USPTO
• Apple Denies Waiving Right To Remand E-Books Cases
• EU Moves Ahead On Cellphone Charger Standardization
• Dish's Ergen, LightSquared Take Final Swings In Debt Row
• Phone Services Co. Simplexity Hits Ch. 11 Seeking Sale
• US Pushes China Over Breakdown Of WTO Tech Product Talks
• Yahoo Breached $1B NCAA Bracket Contract, SCA Suit Says
• 2nd Circ. Affirms $3M DVR Arbitration Award Against TiVo
• Canon's $4.4M FLSA Settlement Wins Court Approval
• Apple Ducks False Ad Suit Over Defective IMac Displays
• Wireless Tech Cos. Dodge Suit Over Faulty Ethernet Cable
• Vodafone Puts Up $10B For Spanish Cable Provider Ono
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hangley's Ashely Chan
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Greenberg Traurig's Lori Cohen
• Law Firms Of The Future Will Be The Lawyers Of The Past
• ITC Clears HTC In FlashPoint Imaging Patent Case
• 9th Circ. Won't Hear Google's Anti-Muslim Vid Row En Banc
• Google Gets Digital Security Patent Suit Moved To Calif.
• FTC's Brill Excludes Google, Facebook From Data Broker Push
• Google Wants Email Scanning Info Nixed From Transcript
• Investor Says Yahoo Wasted $127M On Ex-COO
• Overstock.com Says 'Patent Trolls' Backed Down
• NJ Court Slams Avaya's Strategy In Trade Secrets Row
• Commerce To Give Up Control Of ICANN
• FTC Commish Warns Of Agency's Risky Agenda On IP Rights
• Chinese Co. Remains In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Think Before You Blog: 8 Considerations For Attorneys
• Fed. Circ. Throws Out Nissim Appeal In ClearPlay Patent Case
• Rockefeller Subpoenas Mobile Messenger Over 'Cramming'
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ono, Fuse, DBS Group
• Fed. Circ. Revives Sliver Of Bose Patent Suit Against SDI
• Versata Can't Dodge XimpleWare's Software Copyright Suit
• Fed. Circ. Revives Street View Patent Suit Against Google
• NSA Denies Infecting Computers, Posing As Facebook
• Sonda Expands Brazilian Presence With $170M CTIS Buy
• Vivendi Taps Altice In SFR Bidding War
• Confusion Over FCC's Autodialer Definition Continues
• Ex-Qwest CEO Can Pursue $18M Tax Refund Tied To Tips
• Toshiba Sues SK Hynix For Alleged Trade Secrets Theft
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Frankfurt Kurnit's Victoria Cook
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Orrick's Denise Mingrone
• NYT, WaPo Blast 9th Circ.'s 'Innocence Of Muslims' Rulings
• Cisco Investigating Possible FCPA Violations In Russia
• SEC Targets Ex-SAC Analyst Over $3M Insider Trading
• 'World Of Warcraft' Owner Gets 3D Patent Suit Scaled Back
• Tech Co. Wins $11.4M For False Claims It Dodged Payroll Tax
• Venue For Rockstar-Google Smartphone IP War Still Undecided
• SanDisk Sues SK Hynix For Flash Memory Trade Secret Theft
• Watchdog Urges T-Mobile To Clarify Phone Upgrade Ads
• Nintendo Owes $7M For Ripping Off Memory Chip, Jury Told
• Bazaarvoice Ruling Offers Antitrust Guidance: DOJ Official
• Hellas Liquidators File $1.3B Suit Against TPG, Apax
• DOJ Accuses Bazaarvoice Of Ignoring Antitrust Ruling
• FCC Approves AT&T's $1.2B Buy Of Leap Wireless
• US Parks Head Knocks LG's Planned $300M HQ Building
• EU Parliament Frees Google, Others From Cybersecurity Plan
• Google, Others Clash Over DMCA Safe Harbor
• US Can't Dodge Convicted Ex-CEO's $18M Tax Refund Suit
• FTC Seeks Input On Child Privacy Protection Program
• Spy Court Lifts Ban On NSA Holding Call Data Past 5 Years
• Computer Cable Co. Owes $1.2M For Underpaying Customs
• Fla. Class Looks To Block Off Wal-Mart Prepaid Phone Deal
• Bouygues Ups Offer For Vivendi's SFR Unit In Bidding War
• Conn. Gov. Pushes $450M Tax Reform Package
• Copyright Office Rejects 'Muslim' Film Actress, Google Says
• Tech Giants Say Justices Can Bolster Software Patent Rules
• How To Avoid The Top 5 IP Mistakes Startups Make
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Foley's Mary Braza
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Alston Hunt's Louise Ing
• K&L Gates Lands Kilpatrick IP Pro For DC Office
• Kodak Agrees To Pay $52M For 3 NY, NJ Site Cleanups
• EU Parliament Backs Privacy Reform, Bashes NSA Spying
• Class Actions Clash Over Wal-Mart Prepaid Phone Settlement
• Federal Website Safety Act Clears House Committee
• Judge Says Twiqbal Should Apply To Patent Cases
• E-Book Buyers Rip Apple's Price-Fixing Experts
• E-Smart Execs Can't Shake SEC Fraud Suit Over ID Cards
• Google Gets Claims Trimmed From Android Privacy MDL
• Lockheed Martin To Acquire Cybersecurity Solutions Co.
• LightSquared Tries To Ax Regulatory Hurdle For Exec Bonuses
• Nelson Mullins Bolsters Fla. Litigation Team With 3 Attys
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, KKR, Cars.com
• USPTO Says MobileMedia Patent Indefinite In BlackBerry Row
• Apple, Samsung Take $930M Patent Row To Fed. Circ.
• Straus & Boies, Others Want $78M In DRAM Antitrust Case
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Lindquist's Barbara Rummel
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Katten's Shannon Broome
• 4 Roadblocks Poised To Thwart A Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• EU, APEC Take Step Toward Consistency In Privacy Regs
• Garmin Dodges Patent Suit Over GPS Exercise Devices
• ACLU Can't Force Gov't To Release Secret GPS Docs
• Verizon Can't Duck Case Over Clandestine Call Recording
• Bankrupt IBahn Gets Nod For $13M Sale To Guest-Tek
• Jury Awards SanDisk $28M In Trial Over Flash-Memory Patent
• FTC OKs Settlement In Rent-To-Own Co. Software Spying Row
• Samsung To Pay $33M To Settle CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• Apple To Seek $40 Per Phone, Tablet In Samsung Patent Trial
• EU Antitrust Leader Misrepresented Google Deal, Rival Says
• Cooley Adds Biz Dept. Partners From Latham, Venture Fund
• Calif. Driverless Car Regs Must Protect Privacy, Group Says
• Blackstone Grabs Majority Of Anti-Cyberattack Specialist
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thompson Hine's Goldstein
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: McCarter & English's Pastor
• Alibaba To Take $804M Stake In TV, Film Co. ChinaVision
• Altice Confirms $15B Bid For Vivendi's SFR Mobile Unit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chobani, TPG Capital, Disney
• OCZ Creditors Try To Stall $7.5M Deal With Investors
• NSA Blocked From Destroying Phone Records In Calif. Suits
• Aussie Watchdog Says Privacy Changes Carry Cyberliability
• SEC Wins $33M Judgment Against Chinese Cos. In Fraud Suit
• Google Can't Argue Consent In Web Tracking MDL, Minors Say
• Juniper's Patent Suit Against Palo Alto Ends In A Mistrial
• JD, Tencent Partner In $215M Deal To Capture China Market
• Judge Blocks Kodak From Undercutting Printer Ink Prices
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reopen Feud Over 'Abstract' Acacia Patent
• Samsung, Apple Trim 3 SEP Claims From Upcoming Trial
• HGGC Strikes Deal To Buy Silver Lake's Serena Software
• T-Mobile To Pay $5M To End TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• Chinese Buyout Firm Bids $570M For Chipmaker Montage
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Manatt's Linda Goldstein
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nossaman's Yuliya Oryol
• ITC Says GPS Co. Induced Satellite-Tracking IP Infringement
• Bouygues In Talks To Dump Assets To Iliad If Its SFR Bid Wins
• Accenture Urges High Court To Nix $44.4M Welligox Verdict
• Novell Takes Microsoft Antitrust Fight To High Court
• ADR: A Silver Lining In The Legal Industry's New Normal
• Unisys, ViewSonic Can't Join CRT Settlements, Court Told
• Spy Court Rejects NSA Bid To Hold Call Data Past 5 Years
• Verizon Fights Retiree Suit Over $7.4B Pension Transfer
• Rudolph Seeks High Court Eye On $8M Patent Damages Award
• Trial In $83M Google, IRS Tax Row Not Likely Until 2015
• Brand Battles: Champagne, Duck Dynasty, Wizard of Oz
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vivendi, Vodafone, InterMune
• Google Sued Over App Purchases Aimed At Kids
• O'Melveny DQ'd By Conflict of Interest In Synopsys IP Row
• Apple Deals Boosted E-Books Competition, 2nd Circ. Told
• BlackBerry Offloads US Headquarters In Texas To Brookfield
• Twitter Paid $36M For IBM Patents After Threat Of Suit
• Wireless Network Co. Resolves Iran Sanctions Claims
• Kaye Scholer Lands Cybersecurity, Privacy Leader From Cisco
• Antitrust Worries Plague PR Push For Sprint, T-Mobile Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Greenberg Traurig's Mitchell
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Edwards Wildman's Brown
• How To Avoid Discovery Problems While Using The Cloud
• Garmin Sports Watches Fall Apart During Use, Suit Says
• Judge Seeks En Banc Review In Google's Anti-Muslim Vid Row
• Google, Yahoo Sued Over 'Revenge Porn' Links
• EU, APEC Officials Unveil Tool To Marry Privacy Principles
• Microsoft Vows To Fight Any Bulk Data Request From Gov't
• 4th Circ. Sides With Verizon In Interconnection Row
• Apple Asks Judge To Recuse Herself From E-Books Motion
• Apple Strikes Out In Bid To Ban Sales Of Samsung Phones
• Bankrupt Plextronics Gets Nod For $32.6M Sale To Solvay
• Apple's Loss On Samsung Ban Shows Bar May Be Too High
• DOJ Puts A-Team On Comcast-TWC Deal, But Baer Bows Out
• Green Groups Can't Join Appeal Over LG's NJ Headquarters
• Austin Firms Look To Cash In On Tech Work At SXSW
• USPTO Taps AOL IP Lawyer As General Counsel
• Bouygues, Altice Make Offers for Vivendi Telecom Unit
• The 3 Most Important White House Patent Reform Efforts
• AMD Picks Patent Fight With LG Over Graphics Technology
• ITC Won't Review Samsung Ruling In 4G Patent Fight
• H&R Block, DOJ Ink Deal Over Web Service Access For Blind
• NY Judge Won't Toss $76M Kodak Win In Royalty Dispute
• Military Telecom Contractor Cops To Bribery Scheme
• Founders Fund Amasses $1B To Aid Startups With 'Vision'
• Comcast Turns 1: Trends In Class Certification
• Va. Assembly Passes Bill Targeting Patent Trolls
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Squire Sanders' Caroline Noblet
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Foley's Jill Nicholson
• Sealing The Deal: Orrick Aids Google's $3.2B Nest Labs Buy
• Irell & Manella DQ'd In Patent Row Over Client Conflict
• Apple Can't Mention Quinn Emanuel Doc Leak In Samsung Trial
• Unhackable Phone Creates Compliance Risks For Employers
• Atty Seeks Discovery From GoDaddy, Others In Extortion Suit
• Bankrupt Edgenet Seeks To Sink Bid For Official Committee
• Patent Owners Blast Senate Anti-Troll Bill
• Mobile App Privacy Code Spurs Open-Source Templates
• Bazaarvoice Slams DOJ's Proposed Remedies For Merger
• Judge Tells Apple To Take E-Book Monitor Woes To DOJ
• Obama Eyes Expanded Taxing Power Over Digital Economy
• Mistrial Declared In Ex-Siemens Ally's Contract Fraud Trial
• Mobile Apps The New Frontier For Counterfeiting
• Dovel Tech, 5 Others Win $80M SEC Modernization Contract
• Hutchison Offers EU Antitrust Fixes On $1B Telefonica Buy
• Eon TV Patent Nixed, Sealing Win For Qualcomm, HTC
• Google On Defensive In Online-Shopping IP Suit At Fed. Circ.
• Samsung Wants Apple Details On Info Quinn Emanuel Leaked
• Yahoo Says Judge Misapplied FCC Rules In Spam Text Case
• ITC Ends Investigation Into LSI Standard-Essential Patents
• China Telecoms To Get VAT Treatment, Gov't Official Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cerberus Capital, Huayi Bros., Nuerburgring
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sedgwick's Anna Shimko
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Robins Kaplan's Tara Sutton
• Wiggin & Dana Boosts IP Practice With 4 New Partners
• ITC To Probe Samsung, LG TVs For Alleged Infringement
• The King Of Late Night: Judge Robert Gerber
• Venable Lures Consumer Products Atty From Arnold & Porter
• Nintendo Ripped Off Memory Chips, Chip Designer Tells Jury
• Exxon Won't Get 2nd Crack At Docs In $367M CERCLA Suit
• DLA Joins Apple Defense As Emblaze IP Suit Heads to Trial
• VirnetX Wins Ongoing Royalty In $368M Apple Patent Suit
• Fairchild Must Pay PI $105M For Infringing Power Patents
• Disk Drive Cos. Say Fla.'s Antitrust Claims Fatally Flawed
• Google Slams Media's Bid To Keep Docs Public In Gmail Case
• Texas Tax Authorities Object To IBahn Bankruptcy Sale
• Sprint Patent Case Stayed For AIA Review, With Conditions
• LightSquared Urges Judge To Ax 'No' Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• DHS Budget Dips To $38.2B Under Obama's 2015 Request
• Details Emerge On Ruling Nixing Sony's Cyber Coverage
• OfficeMax Escapes Claims In Asus Tablet Patent Row
• Apple, Oracle Seek To Cancel Encryption Patent Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, RJ Reynolds, Vivendi
• DOJ Asks For Modest Bump In 2015 To Tackle Long To-Do List
• Mobile Messaging Cos. To Settle Text Cramming Suit
• Baker Botts Adds 2 Gov't Contracts Attys To DC Office
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: K&L Gates' Liz Thomas
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Paul Hastings' Palmina Fava
• As Legal Profession Evolves, GCs Outpace The Norm
• Ex-DLA Piper Atty To Co-Lead Paul Hastings' Tech Deals Team
• EU Official Wants Cybersecurity Plan Enacted By Year's End
• 'Big Data' Review To Cover Private Sector, Official Says
• Perkins Coie RE Pro Departs Firm For Stinson Leonard Street
• Google Fights To Toss Suit Over 'Hangouts' Mark
• US Hits Sprint With FCA Suit Over $21M In Wiretap Overbilling
• HP Loses $103M Homeland Security ID Contract To Rival XTec
• DOJ Focuses On ADA Compliance In The Digital Age
• NY Bill Would Incentivize Bringing New Tech To Market
• Australian Privacy Reform May Have Big Impact On US Cos.
• Sirius Moves To Invalidate Radio Patent In IP Dispute
• Newegg Backs Limelight's Quest To Toss Inducement Rule
• Sorenson Communications Hits Ch. 11 With $1B In Debt
• 11th Circ. Won't Reduce Fraud Penalties For GlobeTel Execs
• ZwillGen Lands Privacy, Tech Pros In DC, San Francisco
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Kaye Scholer's Rhonda Trotter
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