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Technology - June, 2014

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• Canada's Anti-Spam Bill Won't Stop Microsoft Emails
• DOJ Eyes Labaton Atty To Oversee $168M Bazaarvoice Merger
• Ex-Google Worker Calls $324M Anti-Poaching Deal A 'Sham'
• Apple Faces Jury As Emblaze's Video IP Trial Kicks Off
• Fairchild Banned From Selling PI-Infringing Computer Chips
• ITC Asked To Probe Spansion, Others Over Memory Patents
• Amazon, Apple Accused Of Cornering Market For IPad Covers
• DOJ Says US Antitrust Law Covers Foreign Conduct
• EU Official Slams US For Asking Microsoft For Overseas Data
• Sen. Urges More Oversight On NSA's Backdoor Searches
• Telecom Holding Co. MIG Files For Ch. 11 Again
• Justices Order New Look At Online Ad IP After Alice Ruling
• Sony Retail Stores Avoid $5M In Calif. Taxes
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, AbbVie, Fiat Chrysler
• EU Antitrust Chief Hints At More Cases Against Digital Cos.
• High Court Won't Review $8M Rudolph Patent Damages Ruling
• Sprint Says Verizon Charged Improper Access Fees In NJ
• 5 Things You Should Know About China's Anti-Monopoly Law
• Verizon Moves HQ Back To 6th Ave. But Keeps West St. Space
• Sullivan & Worcester Snags Edwards Wildman Trademark Pro
• High Court Won't Consider Google Wi-Fi Snooping Dispute
• Royal Philips To Spin Off 2 Lighting Businesses
• America Movil Gets Clear Path To $2B Telekom Austria Play
• Making Denver An IP Hub: Benefits Of New USPTO Office
• CFPB May Be Moving To Regulate Mobile Financial Services
• Goldman Sachs Seeks To Have Google Delete Leaked Email
• HP Nears Settlement In Suits Over $11B Autonomy Merger
• FISC Renews OK On Feds' Phone Sweep, Orders Data Shared
• Google Glass Not Outside Privacy Laws, UK Regulator Warns
• Limelight Says Fed. Circ. Needn't Weigh Joint Infringement
• Canada's Tough Anti-Spam Law Catches US Cos. Off Guard
• China's Tencent Pours $736M Into E-Marketplace 58.com
• LCD Makers Can't Duck Florida Claims In Price-Fixing MDL
• LightSquared Lands Bankruptcy Deal But Ergen Is Still Out
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Dechert, Skadden
• Raj Tipper Says He Didn't Tell Brother Of Personal Gain
• RI High Court Revives Dell Sales Tax Class Action
• Tax Reform Key To French Innovation Boom, OECD Says
• Calif. High Court To Mull Privacy Of Officials' Unofficial Emails
• Fla. Co. Says Sprint, HTC, Others Infringed On Mobile Tech
• Troutman Sanders Snags Seasoned Greenberg Traurig IP Atty
• Fed. Circ. Revives Wireless IP Suit Against Toshiba, Vizio
• Indie Music Group Hits YouTube With EU Antitrust Complaint
• GAO Scolds Commerce Dept. Over Conflict Mineral Reporting
• ITC Opens Circuitry Patent Probe Targeting Sony, Best Buy
• Fed. Circ. Clears Dismissal Of Apple Graphic Patent Suit
• Former Patent Judge Joins Price Heneveld LLP
• 4 Things Every Law Firm Should Do Upon A Cyberbreach
• Judge Koh Bars Apple From Calling Rival 'Patent Troll' At Trial
• Rockstar's Chances Slim For Shipping Google IP Suit To Texas
• Senate OKs Satellite TV Bill, Delays On Cellphone Unlocking
• USPTO's Alice Guidance Shows Software Patents Still Viable
• ParkerVision Hires Finnegan Ace To Appeal Nixed $173M Win
• Falcone's Exit Portends Peace For LightSquared
• German Gov't Sheds Verizon Contract Over US Spying Fears
• AT&T, Sprint Sell Phones With Stolen Display Patents: Suit
• Informant Tells Raj Brother Jurors He Crossed 'Gray Line'
• EU's Telecom Value-Added Tax Overhaul On Track For 2015
• EU Tech Chief Backs Google's Proposed Antitrust Settlement
• In Rare Move, Judge Won't Stay Google Case For AIA Review
• HP Escapes Shareholder Suit Targeting Former CEO
• Pa. House Votes To Suspend 13 Business Tax Credits
• How NY Microsoft Case Could Impact SCA Warrants
• EU Spurns Dutch Bid To Review $13.7B Liberty-Ziggo Deal
• European Chipmakers AMS, Dialog Confirm Merger Talks
• 4th Circ. Decision May Expand SEC's List Of Defendants
• Stays Of Litigation Pending IPR Are Likely To Increase
• Aereo Decision: When Innovation Looks Like Imitation
• High Court Ruling Bolsters Privacy Push By Consumers, ISPs
• Acer, Others Escape Florida Atlantic's Monitor Patent Suits
• Apple Says DOJ Has No Evidence Of E-Books Price-Fixing
• Aereo's Dead, But The Cloud Lives On
• Apple May Dodge Some Claims In IPhone Warranty Action
• AutoZone, JC Penney Duck Claims In Mobile IP Suit
• ABA, IPO Call For More Claim Construction Deference
• 2 Tech-Opposed Consumer Bills Die In Calif. Assembly
• Senate Panel Passes IT Procurement, Cybersecurity Bills
• McD's, Others Are Antennatech's Latest Patent-Suit Targets
• Computer Patent Ruling Likely To Stanch Retailer Settlements
• Lawyers React To Supreme Court's Cellphone Search Ruling
• Autonomous Vehicles: The Intersection Of Law And Tech
• Google Again Escapes Parts.com's Sponsored Ads Suit
• Sprint Accuses Verizon Florida Of Improper Access Charges
• $310M DRAM Price-Fixing Deal Sails Past Objectors
• Ex-Brokers Charged With Insider Trading On $1.2B IBM Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Del Taco, China Post Group, Aetna
• Telefonica Hopes To Ease $12B E-Plus Buy With Network Deal
• TelexFree Investors Target Banks, Attys Over $300M Losses
• Eolas Can't Evade Google, JC Penney Web Browser IP Suits
• Oculus Blasts Virtual Reality Trade Secrets Suit
• SLK Expands Its Tampa IP Practice With Two New Hires
• Jones Day In TM Battle With EFF Over Detroit Parody Website
• Fed. Circ. Ships Nintendo Patent Case From Texas To Wash.
• Holder Pledges US Privacy Rights Bill For EU Citizens
• High Court Rules Aereo Is Illegal
• Goodwin Procter Adds Capital Markets Expert To NY Office
• Privacy Advocate Praises Google, Facebook Facial ID Limits
• HP Sues Datel For $30M Over Printer Trade Secrets Theft
• Dems Take Tough Line On $49B AT&T-DirecTV Deal
• Constellation Says TWC Is 'Forum Shopping' In Patent MDL
• USPTO Affirms Skype Win In Voicemail Patent Review
• Comcast Asks 7th Circ. To OK 'Porn Troll' Contempt Sanctions
• SF Orders App Makers To Stop Auctioning Public Parking
• Sealing The Deal: Weil Steers DirecTV In $49B Sale To AT&T
• Microsoft GC Slams 'Unfettered' Data Collection, FISA Court
• 5 Tips For Defeating A Class Cert. Bid
• LCD Makers Tell Judge To Limit Costco Antitrust Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ten Network, Loral, Scripps
• Military Telecom Contractor Gets 4 Years For Bribery Plot
• Bridging Points Of Contention In University Tech Transfer
• Trade Group's Draft For Facial ID Code Sparks Backlash
• Weil Atty Says Rader Did Not Taint Fed. Circ. Panel
• Telecom Giants Look To Revive Adaptix Fight Post-Nautilus
• Freescale Wins Battle But Not War Over MediaTek Chip Patent
• Fed. Circ. Hands Win To LG In Backlighting Patent Suit
• Tech Firms Urge Full Fed. Circ. To Mull Joint Infringement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shire, Monsanto, Lululemon
• Quinn Emanuel, Samsung Sanctioned $2M For Patent Leak
• ParkerVision's $173M Jury Win In Qualcomm Row Tossed
• High Court Shelves Age Bias Appeal Over 'Shelf Life' Remark
• Oracle's Spree Continues With $5.3B Micros Systems Deal
• Dentons Nabs Life Sciences Patent Ace For Houston Office
• 4 Tips For Using Consumer Surveys In Patent Cases
• Google's Nest To Shell Out $555M For Video Camera Co.
• Judge Changes Mind, Lets Intuit Out Of TQP's Patent Row
• 5 High Court Rulings Give Ammo To Patent Troll Opponents
• Taxation With Representation: Tax Counsel On The Deal
• AU Optronics Dodges TracFone Claims In LCD Antitrust MDL
• FTC's Wright Says Antitrust Law 'Just Fine' To Police Internet
• Orrick Snags Edwards Wildman Venture Capital Partner
• TI Hit With $3M Jury Verdict Over Ethernet Tech Patent
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Yahoo's Online Ad Technology Patent Win
• Mass. Sen. Backs Curbs On Commercial Drones In Funding Bill
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Lafarge, Google
• FDA Loosens Grip In Latest Win For Digital Health Firms
• Drug Software Co. Can't Duck Warning Suit On Appeal
• Nintendo's Wii Infringes Philips Remote Patents: UK Court
• A Definition For IPR 'Real Party-In-Interest'
• House Inserts NSA Spying Limits Into Defense Spending Bill
• Some FTAIA Clarity From 2 Appellate Decisions
• Sources In Raj Brother Case Broke Secrecy Pacts: Testimony
• LCD Maker To Fight Best Buy's $1.8M Fee Award In 9th Circ.
• Acer, Profectus Ink Deal To End Tablet Patent Row
• Adequacy Of $324M Apple, Google Anti-Poaching Deal Queried
• Twitter Hit With $5M TCPA Class Action Over Unwanted Texts
• Apple Nabs Win On Method Claims In Streaming Patent Suit
• How Alice V. CLS Bank Will Affect Patent Litigants
• High Court's Alice Ruling Brings Software Patent Clarity
• Sprint Customer Must Arbitrate Claims Over Leaked Nude Pics
• Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's Software Patent Ruling
• Apple Seeks Invalidation Of Wi-LAN Wireless Data Patents
• Business-Friendly McCarthy Rises To GOP House Leadership
• Data Protection A Priority At EU Meeting, Watchdog Says
• Lawyers Accuse Aaron's Inc. Of Spying On Rental Computers
• Chancery Highlights MFW Limits In Sprint Buyout Suit
• Google, ACLU Urge House To Shut NSA's Spying Backdoors
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Gemalto Android Patent Fight
• Android, Windows Phones To Include Kill Switch, NY AG Says
• FCC Hits Chinese Signal Jammer Co. With Record $34M Fine
• 2nd Circuit Boots BlackBerry Shareholder Suit
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Williams Mullen's McCarroll
• Justices Say Computerized Abstract Ideas Not Patent-Eligible
• Smartphone Forensics: Tips From The E-Discovery Trenches
• Semiconductor Intersil Pays $10M Fine For Export Violations
• Intel Case Highlights Differing Antitrust Approaches In EU
• UK-Based LLP Partners Now Enjoy More Protections
• House Republicans Urge FCC To Curb Cybersecurity Measures
• Harbinger's Falcone, Others Resign From LightSquared Board
• Chancery Greenlights Suit Over Sprint's $3.6B Clearwire Deal
• HTC, Nokia Tell ITC Tela's Chip Patents Invalid Under Nautilus
• EU Regulators Want Data-Transfer Tool Back In Privacy Reform
• US Says Raj Bro Sought 'Illegal Edge' As Tipping Trial Begins
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let SAP Quash Versata's $391M Patent Win
• Masuda Funai Snags Patent Pro From Jenner & Block
• ZTE Urges EU Antitrust Watchdog To Probe Vringo On SEPs
• Comcast's Win Encourages ISPs To Fight User-Data Requests
• Nokia, Motorola Hit With GPS Speed Indicator IP Row
• Barnes & Noble, LSI End Nook Patent Dispute
• House Committee Approves Permanent Ban On Internet Taxes
• Panasonic Attacks Battery Purchasers' Antitrust Standing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Oracle, T-Mobile, GE
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bush Seyferth's Cheryl Bush
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Davis Wright's Kelli Sager
• Canon Patent Litigation On Hold While ITC Investigates
• 6th Circ. Gossip Site Ruling A Relief For Web Hosts
• Judges At Odds Over Staying Cases For 3rd-Party AIA Review
• Facebook, Google Urge Justices To Take Up Spokeo Case
• First-Ever Inter Partes Live Witness Takes Stand At PTAB
• E-Books Deal Frees Apple To Focus On Fight With DOJ
• Bill Would Create FCC Ban On Internet 'Fast Lane' Deals
• Tellabs Dodges Shareholder Action Over Stock Drop
• 'Patent Troll' Tells Fed. Circ. It Can Review Vermont Row
• Google Accused Of Blocking Out App Store Competitors
• Sen. Introduces Draft Of Cybersecurity Data Sharing Bill
• Heller Ruling May Be Knockout Punch Against Jewel Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alstom, Medtronic, BP
• Oracle To Pay $15M In Attys' Fees To End Investor Row
• UK Official Admits Google, Facebook Snooping, Groups Say
• Apple Settles $700M E-Books Antitrust Suit To Avoid Trial
• Still The Fastest Justice Anywhere
• Sideman & Bancroft Adds IP Pro From Duane Morris
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Levine Sullivan's Gayle Sproul
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Monica Shilling
• What Tesla's Open Patents Could Mean For Tech Entrepreneurs
• AT&T, Apple Back Microsoft In Overseas Data Warrant Row
• Intel Case Dims Hope For Economics-Based Antitrust Approach
• Apple, Samsung Nix Fed. Circ. Appeals Over Phone Import Ban
• Judge Pauses Vizio's Attack On Pragmatus VoIP Patents
• LFG Seeks Increase To Escrowed Funds In Alioto Fee Fight
• Rader Resignation A Head Scratcher Despite Email Flap
• Jones Day Lands IP Pro From Paul Hastings In San Diego
• Realtek Secures $3.8M Final Judgment In Wi-Fi RAND Row
• SanDisk To Fire Up $1.1B Bid For Fusion-io
• SanDisk Didn't Infringe NPE's Chip Patents, Judge Says
• Apple Prevails Over Golden Bridge In Cellphone SEP Trial
• Full Fed. Circ. Must Weigh Joint Infringement, Akamai Says
• Calif. Court To Review Secret NSA Phone Surveillance Docs
• NC Lawmakers Move To Counter High Court CERCLA Ruling
• YouView Infringes 'Your View' Trademark, UK Court Says
• NY Comptroller Jumps Into LG's Jersey Palisades Controversy
• Level 3 Seals $5.6B Deal To Buy TW Telecom
• Deals Rumor Mill: Grocery Outlet, Telefonica, Alibaba
• RE Rumor Mill: Samsung, UBS, TPG Capital
• Cooperators In Raj Case Likely To Testify Against Brother
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Steptoe & Johnson's Flanery
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Nexsen Pruet's Marguerite Willis
• Weighing The Proposed Federal Trade Secrets Law
• Sony Strikes $15M Deal To Exit Data-Breach MDL
• Divorcees Brawl Over Time Warner-Acquired Software Patents
• Canada Supreme Court Says Cops Need Warrants For ISP Info
• Brand Battles: Mattel, T-Mobile, Philip Morris
• Edgenet Noteholders Seek To Convert Case To Ch. 7
• EFF Asks High Court To Review Denial Of FBI Phone Tap Docs
• Raj Casts Shadow Over Brother's Insider Trading Trial
• Rader Calls It Quits After Email To Weil Atty
• Taxation With Representation: Tax Counsel On The Deal
• Maryland AG Raps Snapchat Over Deception, COPPA Failures
• Camp's Plan To Ditch LIFO A Nightmare For Businesses
• ITC Judge Says Nokia, ZTE Didn't Lift 3G/4G Technology
• Ex-Symantec Worker Indicted For Embezzling $1.3M
• Microsoft Invests $347M In Virginia Data Center
• Apple, HP Seek $3.7M In Fees After Linex's Patent Defeat
• Bazaarvoice And The Risks Of Nonreportable Transactions
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Nintendo In Wii Patent Case
• Tech Workers Defend $324M Anti-Poaching Suit Settlement
• LinkedIn Escapes Wiretap Act Claims In Email-Harvesting Row
• Tesla Is Latest Company To Open Patents To Rivals
• FCC To Probe Netflix Speed Deals With Internet Providers
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Alibaba, American Securities
• WilmerHale Adds Hogan Lovells China Expert To Calif. IP Team
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Eldora Ellison
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Ogletree Deakins' Melissa Bailey
• A 2nd Circ. Copyright Victory For Educational Institutions
• Microsoft Atty Warns Of Long Shadow Of China's Nokia Call
• Library Ruling A Good Sign For Google In Next Book Case
• FCC Head Prods Industry To Take Lead On Cybersecurity
• Sprint OK'd To Appeal $300M Tax Case To NY High Court
• Seyfarth Shaw Grabs Corporate Partner From Norton Rose
• Google, Pantech Reach Deals To Exit Mobile Device IP Row
• AMA Adopts New Telemedicine Standards
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Customized URL Sales Patent As Obvious
• Refco Suit Over $8M Stake In Cantor Unit Gets Trimmed
• Fried Frank Impersonation Scam Leads To $1M Forfeiture
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Imperial Tobacco, Amaya
• Typo Says New Keyboard Case Doesn't Infringe BlackBerry IP
• Verizon Retailer Pays $1.3M To Settle Credit Card Receipt Row
• DRAM Indirect Purchasers Press Judge On $78M Fee Bid
• Transparency In Consumer Tracking Can Ward Off Legal Woes
• Adopt Value Or Be Left In The Ash Heap Of History
• Intel Loses Challenge To Record €1B Antitrust Fine
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gordon & Rees' Leslie Benitez
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Bryan Cave's Chris Cesare
• Insider Trading Trial Losses Could Hurt SEC Credibility
• 3 Reasons A Sprint-T-Mobile Deal Might Win Antitrust OK
• High Court CERCLA Ruling May Spur Statutes Of Repose
• Putting Up Roadblocks To The Latest 'Litigation Vehicles'
• The Hidden Costs Of Spreadsheets In Risk Management
• Legal Risks Of Mobile Apps: Rules, Standards And Gaps
• 'Routine' Means 'Necessary' For Section 101
• Verizon Joins Microsoft's Push To Ax Overseas Data Warrant
• Google, Apple Win Bid For AIA Review Of Arendi Data Patent
• Qualcomm Dodges Suit Over Tax-Deferred Stock Bonuses
• BMW, Toyota Accused Of Violating Wireless Tech Patent
• EPIC Pushes FTC For Stronger Snapchat Privacy Pact
• AUO Calls DOJ Reference To 2nd Circ. Case 'Puzzling'
• Samsung Wants Apple To Pay $2M For Dissolved Injunction
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Etihad, IBM
• Fla. AG Can Toss 'Frivolous' State FCA Case, Court Told
• Latham & Watkins Adds Quinn Emanuel Trial Atty To LA Office
• IBM, Epic Partner For $11B DOD E-Record System Bid
• LCD Makers Want Antitrust Damages Limited To Named Parties
• GoPro Looks To Raise Up To $427M In IPO
• EU Opens Probes On Apple, Starbucks, Fiat Tax Rulings
• Chinese Buyout Firm Makes Heftier $693M Bid For Chipmaker
• Alibaba Unveils US Marketplace, Chinese Mobile Co. Deal
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Gardere's Kim Yelkin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Margaret Dale
• Synopsys Sues USPTO Over Incomplete Inter Partes Reviews
• Google Pays $500M For Skybox To Boost Satellite Tech
• Michael Best Brings In Ex-Miller Canfield Transactional Pro
• Vermont AG Tells Fed. Circ. To Toss 'Patent Troll' Appeal
• Apple Deals Blow To Location Tracking With New IOS Feature
• Synaptics To Pay $474M For IPhone Display Driver Supplier
• Akamai Trading Evidence Barred From Raj Brother Trial
• Sidley's Blown Deadline Shouldn't Doom IP Appeal, AT&T Says
• NJ Ratepayer Agency Sues To Topple Verizon Settlement
• Bankrupt Edgenet Gets Nod For $8M Sale To Former Execs
• Intellectual Ventures Not Top Of AIA Hit List
• DOJ Points To 2nd Circ.'s FTAIA Ruling In AUO Fight
• EU Regulators Eye Uniform Strategy To Google Deletion Fights
• Yahoo Can't Shed Parts.com Dilution Suit Over Sponsored Ads
• ITC Issues $6.2M Fine In Satellite-Tracking IP Flap
• Navico Urges ITC To Open Sonar Scanner Probe
• 2nd Circ. Backs Fair Use Shield For Book-Scanning Project
• Deals Rumor Mill: SIG, B&M, Bouygues
• PE-Backed GoDaddy Aims To Raise $100M In IPO
• Lockheed Nabs Contract To Modernize FAS Systems
• ON Semiconductor Pays $400M For Sensor Co. Aptina
• Philips' Brazil, Taiwan Branches Can't Duck Price-Fixing MDL
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Thacker Martinsek's Martinsek
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Rutan & Tucker's Kathy Jenson
• O'Melveny Lands Deals Pro For Silicon Valley Office
• Calif. Court Revives Libel Claim In Microchip Espionage Case
• Davis Wright Welcomes Ex-DOJ Ace To Cybersecurity Group
• Supreme Court Empowers States To Restrict Pollution Suits
• Fed. Circ. Backs LogMeIn Win In Remote Access Patent Row
• Texas Jury Awards $19M To Eon In Telecom Patent Suit
• Tech Group Warns Against $45B Comcast-TWC Merger
• Fed. Circ. Partially Revives Quad/Tech Web Printing IP Row
• Paul Hastings Adds Ex-Finnegan Henderson IP Pro
• Lawyers React To High Court's CERCLA Preemption Ruling
• Justices Pass On Accenture's $44M Trade Secrets Appeal
• Apple's Leaks Irrelevant To Quinn Sanctions, Judge Says
• Canadian Telecom Cos. Release First Transparency Reports
• Importer Wants Anderson DQ'd In Row Over Arbitration Fees
• The Purpose Of Proposed Rule 37(e)
• ITC Says It Will Investigate Cresta's Silicon TV Tuners
• Cloud Contract Cybersecurity Push Will Likely Be Gradual
• High Court Snubs Shared Infringement Suit Against Limelight
• UK Adopts 1-Stop VAT System For Telecoms, Digital Services
• Analog Devices To Pay $2B For Hittite, Pending Investigation
• EarthLink Says AT&T Shirking Phone Service Access Fees
• Cinven Pays $693M For Spanish Fiber Network Operator
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Michael Best's Kerryann Minton
• Female Powerbrokers: WhatleyKallas' Edith Kallas
• In Win For Industry, High Court Limits CERCLA Preemption
• When IT Fails: Software Vendor Liability Is Expanding
• Canadian Parliament Installs Privacy Czar Despite Concerns
• NSA Barred From Shredding AT&T Call Data In Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Tosses University's Patent Suit Against Intel
• Vodafone Reports Some Countries Directly Lifting User Data
• Rader Email To Weil Atty Not Enough To Restart Cases
• Fox Seeks Inequitable Conduct Claim Over Withheld Prior Art
• Online Auto Co. Covisint Corp. Sued Over Misleading IPO
• 'Onerous' $1.5B Aeroflex Deal Ignites Investor Suit
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Apple Rehearing In Anti-Piracy Patent Row
• Motorola Says FTAIA Ruling Supports $3.5B LCD Case
• SEC Loses 2nd Insider Trading Trial In 7 Days
• EU Council Backs Extending Privacy Reform To Google, Others
• Ex-Adobe Engineer Blasts 'Inadequate' $324M Poaching Deal
• Taxation With Representation: Tax Counsel On The Deal
• Mobile Car Service Startup Uber Closes $1.2B In Financing
• 2nd Circ. FTAIA Ruling: Some Clarity, Some Unresolved Issues
• Tech Cos.' Chase For Space Adds Deal-Making Complexity
• Best Buy To Fight $16M Fee Reduction In LCD Antitrust Case
• Twitter Gobbles Up Mobile Ad Co. Namo Media
• Bowditch & Dewey Lands Edwards Wildman Employment Pro
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Waller's Katie Stenberg
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Husch Blackwell's Hanaway
• EU Ruling Imposes Privacy Obligations On US Businesses
• How TS Tech Impacted The Northern District Of Calif.
• PTAB Orders New Format For 1st AIA Review Live Testimony
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sprint, Twitter, Siemens
• Defense Cos. Struggle to Keep Pace With Tech Sector: Report
• Citing Rader's Weil Email, Patent Co. Wants En Banc Hearing
• Fed. Circ. Warned Of Royalty Fallout In Ericsson SEP Row
• Senate Panel Questions Viability Of NSA Spying Reform Bill
• LG's Palisades Project Imperiled As NJ Bill Advances
• Apple On Hook For State Antitrust Penalties In E-Books Fight
• Comcast Hasn't Supported Bid To Toss IP Claims, Sprint Says
• Latham & Watkins Lures Kirkland IP Pro To Chicago Office
• Boutique Law Firm Says Carbonite Lost Its Data
• Keys To Successful Legal Outsourcing
• T-Mobile Is Clear Winner In Dubious Sprint Merger Plan
• Top NY Court Again Dismisses IDT In Extended Beef With Tyco
• Miller Kaplan Sued Over Audit Of SanDisk Patent Agreement
• Google Beats Expunction Order In Atty Discipline Case
• Web Browsing Isn't Infringement, EU High Court Says
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Brown Rudnick's Louise Verrill
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Duval & Stachenfeld's Terri Adler
• Levels Of 'Reasonable Inquiry' In Electronics Patent Cases
• 4 Steps To Good Trademark Strategy In A New GTLD World
• Apple Says Octane Fitness Ruling Not Just For Patent Trolls
• Rambus Memory Patent Wasn't Anticipated, Fed. Circ. Rules
• Simplexity Beats Fifth Third Bid For Ch. 7 Conversion
• 2nd Circ. Foreign Antitrust Ruling Has Attys Scratching Heads
• Media Urge Al Jazeera To Heed Order, Unveil AT&T Suit Details
• FTC Pushes Senate To Bolster Location Privacy Safeguards
• GAO Says Mobile, Car Cos. Should Protect Consumers' Privacy
• Sprint, T-Mobile Agree On Initial Terms Of $32B Merger
• Home Depot's Antitrust Claims Trimmed In LCD Price-Fix MDL
• 2nd Circ. Backs Softer FTAIA Limits In Foxconn Win
• Del. Judge Provides Guidance On Willfulness And Damages
• How Bitcoin Will Bring About A Legal Practice Revolution
• ComScore Pays $14M To Escape Massive Privacy Class Action
• Veteran ITC Official Joins MoFo's IP Team In DC
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Lenovo, Hutchison
• Symantec, Trend Lose Bid To Delay Trial Of Some IP Claims
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Hanson Bridgett's Linda Klamm
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Akerman's Mary Carroll
• AT&T, Verizon, Others Escape Mobile Internet IP Suit
• ITC Judge Won't Nix Bose IP Claims Over Earbud Imports
• Conflict Mineral Filings To Draw Harsher Spotlight
• Feds Get OK To Harvest Data In Malware Response
• USPTO Sides With Apple In Software Activation Patent Row
• NSA Phone-Surveillance Docs Should Stay Secret, Judge Told
• RE Rumor Mill: Jennison, Uber, Brookland Capital
• Server Technology Wins $10.8M In Power Strip Patent Trial
• Inventor Fights Bid To Toss Suit Over 43-Year USPTO Exam
• FTC's Brill Assails Privacy Regimes Focused On Data Usage
• Kilpatrick Builds Energy Group With DOE, JPMorgan Vet
• Samsung Reaches Patent Settlement With InterDigital
• How To Control Your Law Firm's Real Estate Costs
• Fed. Circ. Sides With VA In Veteran-Owned Business Appeal
• LCD Makers Tell MDL Judge To Limit Office Depot's Damages
• Deals Rumor Mill: DIA France, Kontera, Triton
• Facebook Acquires Finnish Mobile Data Startup Pryte
• IDG Capital Closes $586M China Tech, Telecom Fund
• AIG Must Cover Bluetooth Headset Maker In Hearing-Loss Row
• IBM Says It Won't Face Action In SEC Cloud Accounting Probe
• 5 Insights From Nationwide Chief Legal Officer Pat Hatler
• Kaleidescape, DVD Group Settle Decade-Old Licensing Row
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Fross Zelnick's Barbara Solomon
• Ideas As Trade Secrets: How Calif. Case Affects Inventors
• 5 Key Legal Issues In Contracting For SMAC Services
• Google, Others Reveal Products May Have Conflict Minerals
• Ex-Edgenet Execs Get Breathing Room For Ch. 11 Auction Bid
• Apple Infringed Golden Bridge Wireless Patent, Jury Hears
• 7th Circ. Wants DOJ's Take On Foreign LCD Antitrust Briefs
• Law Profs Back Samsung Appeal Of $930M Apple Patent Win
• Inducement Ruling Invites Multiparty-Infringement Review
• US Can Access Cellphone Data Off AT&T, Sprint Towers
• Sidley, Goodwin Rep Buyers In $725M IParadigms Deal
• Lawyers Weigh In On High Court's Induced Infringement Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Revive Toshiba, Vizio Wireless IP Row
• A Close Look At High Court Decision In Limelight V. Akamai
• NSA's Use Of Facial Recognition Software On The Rise
• Symantec Beats Suit Over Software's Hacking Vulnerability
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Cinven, Protective Life
• Justices Won't Hear Cisco's Preclusion Argument In IP Suit
• Simplexity Says Fifth Third Bid To Force Ch. 7 Falls Short
• Creative Collaborations: Law Firms And Corporations
• Covington Beefs Up Competition Team With SF Antitrust Czar
• Global Privacy Regulators Ramping Up Mobile App Scrutiny
• USPTO Wins Dismissal Of Disclosure Violation Claims
• Federal Agencies Need Better Cyberattack Responses: Report
• DOJ Disrupts 'Sophisticated' Banking Virus, Charges Admin
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Sugarman Rogers' Chris Netski
• Female Powerbrokers Q&A: Benesch's Megan Mehalko
• After FTAIA Ruling, Sky Is Not Falling On Antitrust Claims
• Contracting For Irreparable Harm
• Supreme Court Makes Induced Infringement Harder To Prove