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Technology - March, 2015

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• CORRECTED: Dell, HP Win Fees As IP Firm Niro Haller Sanctioned Again
• FWD.us Pushes New H-1B Campaign As Filing Period Opens
• AT&T Can't Pull Plug On FTC's Data Throttling Suit
• Verizon Enables 'Supercookies' Opt-Out Amid Backlash
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cablevision, Exor SpA, Kion Group
• GT Strikes Deal For $45M Ch. 11 Asset Sale
• NY Court Revives MPEG LA's $4M Converter Box Royalty Suit
• ITC To Investigate Ericsson Patent Complaints Against Apple
• Bankrupt Hipcricket Gets OK For Expedited Plan Process
• High Court Appears Split On 'Good Faith' Patent Defense
• NII Speeds Toward Ch. 11 Trial As Judge Refuses Mediation
• Intellectual Ventures Rips Alice Attack In Symantec IP Suit
• HP Seeks $5.1B from Autonomy Execs Over Fraud Allegations
• EBay Gets Online Auction Patent Nixed Under Alice
• EA Faces Patent Suit Over Multiplayer Gaming
• MYOB Aims To Raise $635M By Going Public, Again
• SEC Prevails In Suit Against E-Smart CTO
• Ex-Polycom CEO Funneled Cash For Personal Perks, SEC Says
• It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Drone Product Liability!
• 3 Lingering Questions After China's Qualcomm Ruling
• Pao's Defeat To Chill Sex Bias Claims In Tech Industry
• DH Buys Banking Software Co. Fundtech In $1.25B Cash Deal
• Sprint Pays $131M To Hang Up On Nextel Merger Suit
• Teva Rescues CardSoft's $15M Patent Win, High Court Told
• IP Owners Urge ICANN To Stop 'Predatory' .SUCKS Domain
• Claims Gutted In Harbinger Investor Row Over LightSquared
• Infineon Appeals EU's $90M Smart Chip Cartel Fine
• Miss. AG Probe Likely Breached Google's Free Speech: Judge
• DOL Axes H-1B Worker's Claims Against Software Recruiter
• Google Scores Wins In IP Row With Unwired Planet
• Google Engineer Nixes Objections To $415M Anti-Poach Deal
• TTIP Won't Touch Data Laws, Public Services, EU Says
• Oracle Slams Support Cos.' Defenses In Software IP Fight
• Delving Into FCC's 'Damn Important' Cybersecurity Report
• Jury Finds Motorola Infringed Intellectual Ventures Patent
• DOD IG Finds Problems In Some Army Sole-Source Contracts
• Ride App Class Actions May Impact 1099 Business Model
• PwC Cleared In Suit Against Chinese ISP
• High Court Won't Rule On Patent Co-Owners Barring Suits
• Mediation And The Thorny Issue Of Settlement Authority
• Ex-Digital Realty VP Wants Seyfarth Out Of Prejudice Suit
• Cresta Urges ITC Review In TV Tuner Infringement Dispute
• Brand Battles: McDonald's, Amazon, Neil Diamond
• Marvell Says Teva Applies In High Court Bluetooth Patent Row
• CORRECTED: Troll Bill Threatens To Weaken All Patents, GCs Say
• Pilot Not Covered Under Garmin Policy, 10th Circ. Affirms
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intel, Tank & Rast, Amazon
• CBP Contractor Accused Of Breaching $1.2M Camera Contract
• Microsoft, CVS, JPMorgan Sued Over Geolocation Patents
• Software Co. Owner's $5M Gov't Contract Suit Nixed
• FCC Backs Telcordia For Phone Contract After Neustar Fight
• Ford Drives Off With Win In Patent, Trade Secret Trial
• Google Must Face Safari User-Tracking Claims In UK Court
• Wilson Sonsini, White & Case Set To Lead Week's Tech IPOs
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• US Prods China On Murky Banking Sector Rules At WTO
• BMC Software May Be Good News For Taxpayers
• Why A Tech GC Is Choosing Data Tools Over BigLaw
• FTC's Nonpublic Investigations Aren't Always Nonpublic
• Intel Asks For Increased H-1B Cap As Filing Period Looms
• Dividing CERCLA Site Just Won't Cut It On Liability
• Elliott's 7.5% Axis Stake A New Twist In Canon's $2.8B Bid
• Yahoo Unveils $2B Share Buyback Amid Activist Pressure
• Panasonic, Indirect Purchasers Settle In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• What Experts Can Say About Inadmissible Facts During Trial
• An Assessment Of The Commil Briefings And Potential Fallout
• 5 Key Privacy Considerations For All Companies
• Motorola, Intellectual Ventures Meet In 3rd IP Battle
• Patent Eligibility Confusion Reigns Post-Alice, Experts Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Evonik, Union Bancaire
• House Bill Would Give Cos. 30 Days To Notify Of Data Breach
• Financial Data Firm Liable For Sales Tax, NY Tax Panel Says
• Apple Gets Claims Cut From PersonalWeb's Data Patent
• After Document Gaffe, Co. Refiles Alcatel-Lucent IP Suit
• High Court May Set Hurdle For Proving Induced Infringement
• EU Antitrust Regulators Set Sights On E-Commerce
• Telefonica Plans $3.3B Share Offering To Fund GVT Deal
• LightSquared Wins Approval To Exit Marathon Ch. 11
• Data Privacy Bill Clears First Hurdle In House
• Facebook Accused Of Stealing Data Storage Trade Secrets
• 9th Circ. Denies IRS En Banc Review Of Lavish Spending Case
• Jury Rejects Trade Secrets Claims Against Diablo In Chip Row
• 6th Circ. Affirms Ink Pricing Injunction Against Kodak
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Investor Suit Against Chinese Battery Co.
• EU Eyes Copyright, Data Reforms For Digital Unity
• Zynga Can't Dodge Consolidated Suit Over IPO, Stock Dump
• PayPal to To Pay $7.7M To Settle Sanctions Violations
• Intellectual Ventures Gets Mixed Verdict In Motorola IP Row
• Plaintiffs At Odds Over Lenovo Adware MDL Venue
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Raids Electronics Retailers
• Amazon Wins 'Upselling' Patent Row Under Alice
• AIA Reviews Are Constitutional, USPTO Tells Fed. Circ.
• Sharp, Panasonic Settle In CRT Price-Fixing Antitrust MDL
• Alibaba Seeks To Consolidate Suits Over $25B IPO In NY
• House Bill Encourages Cos. To Share Info On Cyberthreats
• Privacy Groups, Tech Cos. Want Data Collection Law Reform
• Ergen Makes Peace With LightSquared's Ch. 11 Exit
• Judge Nixes Apple Suit Over iPhone Functionality After Update
• High Court May Take On Corporate 5th Amendment Privilege
• YouTube Co-Founder Can't Nix Kim & Kanye Leaked Video Suit
• Latest Intellectual Ventures-Motorola Fight Heads To Jury
• Ill. Jury Awards Trading Technologies $15.9M In Royalty Row
• And Now A Word From The Panel: Just Say No (To MDLs)?
• Telefonica Inks $15B Deal To Shed UK Mobile Phone Unit
• Dechert Guides $1B Sale Of Software Maker Kofax To Lexmark
• NII Slams 'Johnny Come Lately' Bondholder Objection
• Hard Drive Patent Survives AIA Review In Rare Total Victory
• Avago ITC Victory Irrelevant In Antitrust Suit, Judge Told
• Document Gaffe Dooms Patent Suit Against Alcatel-Lucent
• Whistleblower Asks DC Circ. To Revive FCA Suit Against AT&T
• Apple IPhone Exploded In Woman's Pocket, Suit Claims
• 9th Circ. Buries Recusal Bid In Apple Anti-Poach Suit
• $570M Seattle-Area Project Gets Final OK For Office Towers
• Apple, Twitter Can't Beat App Store Privacy Class Action
• SEPs Don't Need A Different Reasonable Royalty Analysis
• Google Shareholders Sue Board Over Anti-Poaching Deals
• FCC Net Neutrality Rules Face First Court Challenges
• US Says Phone Metadata Collection Will Lapse In June
• Hipcricket Floats Ch. 11 Plan To Consummate ESW Deal
• Ill. Court Finds Tech Co. Not Covered For Microsoft IP Suit
• Rakoff Mulls Effect Of Newman On SEC's IBM Trading Case
• PTAB Nixes Symantec Computer Back-Up Patent In AIA Review
• Diablo Owes Netlist $6.5M For Chip Secret Theft, Jury Told
• Oracle Says Oregon Signed Away Immunity To Copyright Suit
• Deutsche Telekom Fights €70M Antitrust Fine Over Slovak Unit
• USPTO Judge Says Successful IPR Cases Potentially Problematic
• Philips Loses LED Trade Secrets Case Against Chinese Co.
• En Banc Fed. Circ. Won't Mull Willful Infringement Post-Octane
• NII Secures $350M Ch. 11 Loan As Creditor Battle Looms
• Don't Click On That Link! Your Data May Depend On It
• The Law360 400
• Litigation Firms Make Cuts Amid Work Slowdown
• Is MegaLaw Just Big Enough To Fail?
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• This Week In Congress: Bicameral Coincidence, Vote-A-Rama
• HTC Can't Invalidate Immersion Patent On Eve Of Trial
• White House Nabs Facebook Engineer As Its First IT Director
• Fed. Circ. Partly Revives Oracle Patent In Google Android War
• Symantec Says Alice Axes $17M Intellectual Ventures IP Win
• Hellas Liquidators Want Foreign Laws In $1.1B Clawback Suit
• BreezyPrint Prevails In Samsung Unit's Software Patent Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Informatica, RadioShack, Pirelli & C
• Panasonic Warns High Court SD Card Suit Isn't What It Seems
• Azure Asks High Court To Nix Bluetooth Patent Appeal
• HP Investors Say Harm In $11M Autonomy Buy Fits Comcast
• Software Co. ASG's Ch. 11 Plan Draws Fire From Trustee
• 3 Ways To Curb Insider Threats Without Alienating Employees
• Calif. Law Shields T-Mobile From TCPA Subpoena, Judge Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Patent Ruling On Internet-Linked Devices
• Apigee Eyes $86M IPO As Tech Debuts Gain Steam
• 5th Man In $14M 'Click Hijacking' Scheme Pleads Guilty
• EU Objects To US Procurement, Chinese Banking Rules
• 5 Insights From Avon General Counsel Jeff Benjamin
• 3 Key Issues In The Foreign Antitrust Reach Cert. Fight
• Sidley's Blown Deadline In $40M Case Provides Stark Lesson
• 'Never Settle With Trolls,' Startup Says After Patent Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dubai World, Hewlett-Packard, Holcim
• DirecTV Hit With $5M Class Action Over Conn. Satellite Tax
• MLB, NHL Viewers Press NY Judge To Certify Antitrust Class
• Israeli Digital Printing Co. Kornit Seeks $106M US IPO
• JPML Urged To Send Lenovo Secret-Adware Suits To Calif.
• Netzero, Juno Can't Get Modem Patents Nixed Under Alice
• Yahoo's Mayer Key In $1B NCAA Contest Suit, Insurer Says
• Google FTC Deal Doesn't Nix In-App Buyer Class, Court Told
• NJ Supreme Court Clarifies Expert Testimony Rule
• Fed. Circ. Says Sidley Blown Deadline Axes $40M AT&T Appeal
• Philips Aims To Spin Off Lighting Business In 2016 IPO
• Web Hosting Co. GoDaddy Seeks $418M IPO To Repay Debt
• Taxi Cab Cos. Smack Uber With False Ad Suit In Calif.
• Judge Tosses Patent Suit Against AOL, Citing Alice
• 9th Circ. Revives Xbox 360 Class Claims Against Microsoft
• Golden Bridge Denied New Trial In Patent Fight With Apple
• Verizon Paying $3.4M To End Probe Into 911 Outage Failures
• GOP Hammers FCC's Net Neutrality Order At Senate Hearing
• Watchdog Says FTC Should Weigh Privacy In Mergers
• FTC, FCC Officials Push For Stronger Data Security Bill
• 7th Circ. Lets Posner, Others Cherry-Pick Cases, Justices Told
• Ad Tech Co. AppNexus Pays $100M For Analytics Firm Yieldex
• Sony Plaintiffs Want Sanctions For Destroyed Vaio Evidence
• US Can Still Do More To Halt Cyberattacks, Panel Told
• Pao Attys Launch Latest Gender Bias Salvo Against Facebook
• US Surveillance Court Needs Overhaul, Brennan Center Says
• EU Council's Softening Of Privacy Mechanism Ramps Up Risks
• Attys Seek $11.3M In Fees For Optical Disk Drive MDL Deals
• MoFo Guides Mobileye Investors In $736M Secondary Offering
• FTC Commish Says Data Breach Bill Needs Improvements
• Ergen Cash-Out Paves Way For LightSquared Ch. 11 Exit
• Apple Settles Atty Fee Row After Linex's Patent-Suit Defeat
• Bulgarian Court Latest To Strike Down Data Retention Law
• OPINION: Not All That Is Public Should Be Publicized
• ITC Investigating Claims Of Audio Tech Infringement
• Judicial Advisory Panel OKs Change For E-Data Warrants
• Cerebus, Solus Bid For Ergen's LightSquared Debt
• H-1B Visa Program Comes Under Fire At Senate Hearing
• Jury Frees Apple From Core Wireless Patent Suit
• Market Rumors: Ant Financial, Cowell, Puerto Rico
• Motorola Urges High Court To Review LCD Price-Fixing Row
• Toshiba Rips Intellectual Ventures' Chip Patent At PTAB
• Apple Gets Partial Fed. Circ. Win In Sony-Nokia Patent Case
• Social Media Analytics Co. Dataminr Raises $130M In Funding
• FCC's Net Neutrality Rules To Face IG Probe, Lawmaker Says
• United Sued Over In-Flight TV, Wi-Fi Service Limitations
• Chadbourne Snags Project Finance Pro In Mexico City
• Hughes Wants Willful Infringement Claims Tossed In IP Suit
• China's Qualcomm Decision Sends Mixed Messages
• Cable One Dodges Time-Barred ECPA Suit
• More Countries May Enact 'Google Tax,' US Lawmakers Told
• Ford Wins Toss Of Tech Co.'s Royalties Estimate In IP Row
• H-1B Workers Claim Tech Firm Stiffed Them On Wages
• Pinterest Hits $11B Valuation In Latest Funding Round
• Perkins Coie Adds IP Pro To Washington Office
• Fed. Circ. Provides Guidance On Patent Exhaustion Doctrine
• Intellectual Ventures, Motorola Start Latest Patent Trial
• Adelphia's Creditors Lose Second Bid At $149M Clawback
• Xerox Accuses Ex-Execs' Startup Of Copying Biz Model
• GTAT Bondholders Top TPG In Ch. 11 Loan Competition
• Market Rumors: MYOB, Legend, Gala Coral
• Symantec Slams Intellectual Ventures' $7M Fee Bid In IP Row
• 6 Things Telecom Providers Must Know About FCC Form 499-A
• Epocrates Must Face Investors' Suit Over Financial Disclosures
• Niro Asks Judge To Reconsider Ruling It Owes HTC Millions
• Investor Claims Over Tanking Blackberry Z10 Sales Tossed
• LightSquared Brings Objectors On Board With Ch. 11 Plan
• Internet Machines Urges High Court To Review Patent Row
• 5th Circ. Erases Software Company's $13 Million Tax Debt
• Internet Of Things Is Not Immune From Internet Pitfalls
• IP Boutiques Shrink Amid Litigation Slowdown
• This Week In Congress: Immigration And Net Neutrality
• House Floats Bipartisan Data Security, Breach Reporting Bill
• New Opponent Emerges To $4.35B NII Restructuring
• House Data Privacy Bill Makes Strides, But Still Faces Fight
• Comcast Wants $28M Sprint IP Win Nixed For 'Unfair' Trial
• Intellectual Ventures Can't Tell Motorola Jury About Licenses
• Justice Dept. Pushes To Seize Spyware Sales Proceeds
• Samsung Urges Fed. Circ. To Junk $120M Apple Patent Win
• Deals Rumor Mill: Alibaba, Hunan TV, Orange SA
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson Sonsini, Wachtell, S&C
• Co-Owner Can't Bar Patent Suit, UNM Arm Tells Justices
• Judge Grants HP Shareholder Deal Over $11B Autonomy Buy
• FCC Halts Clock On Comcast, AT&T Merger Reviews
• Fed. Circ. Nixes SynQor Power Converter IP, Reversing PTAB
• EU Council Backs Amendments To Privacy Reform Mechanism
• Acer Settles LCD Price-Fixing Row With LG Display, Toshiba
• Investor Loses Antitrust Suit Over USB Certification
• King & Spalding Scoops Up Ex-Latham Tax Pro In London
• FireEye Investors Must Rethink Lead Plaintiff Bid, Judge Says
• Brand Battles: Honeycrisp Apples, Samsung, WWF
• TPG Telecom Drops $1.1B To Buy Aussie Rival iiNet
• 5 Insights From Dish General Counsel Stanton Dodge
• Execs Name Top Industry Risks In 2015
• Senate Committee Advances Cyberthreat Info-Sharing Bill
• Sonix Allegations Against Attys Nixed From IP Suit
• Twin City Needn't Cover Telecoms' Civil Theft Verdict
• Remote Control Patent Case Warrants Atty Fees: Judge
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Invalidating Micron Semiconductor Patents
• FCC Releases Full Text Of Net Neutrality Rules
• Boston U., Epistar Seek Knockout Blow In Patent Fight
• Broadcasters Attack FCC Spectrum Auction Rule At DC Circ.
• Sidense Gets $5.5M In Attys' Fees After Win In IP Row
• Microsoft Hits IRS With New FOIA Suit Over Tax Probe
• Pricing Patents Don't Pass Alice Test, Judge Rules
• NIST Plays Increasingly Prominent Role In Privacy Policy
• Patenting Takeaways From Immersion V. HTC
• OPINION: Beyond The 'Grow Or Die' Law Firm Model
• PTAB Will Review Widely Asserted Uniloc Software Patent
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Tibco, Angelo Gordon, Ultimate
• Sony Gets Internet Sales Patent Invalidated Under Nautilus
• Dutch Court Nixes Data Retention Law Over Privacy Concerns
• Google Says Alice Kills Priceline Founder's Photo Tag Patent
• FTC Hits DirecTV With Deceptive Marketing Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Holcim, Volkswagen, Google
• Fed. Circ. Told Patent Suit Wrongly Targets TSA Contractors
• HP Loses Four Patents Under Alice In ServiceNow Suit
• Search Engine IP Holder Ends Suit Against Google, Microsoft
• Aereo Wins Approval Of Meager Ch. 11 Asset Sales
• Panasonic, Nintendo Exit ITC Disc Drive Patent Probe
• Tracking The Likelihood Of Liability From Health Apps
• DOJ Backs WH Proposal For Wider Authority Over 'Botnets'
• Japan's Brother Offers $1.5B For British Printer Maker
• 18% Of Alibaba Shares Soon Up For Grabs As Lock-Up Expires
• FDA Opens Door For Wearables, But Privacy Issues Loom
• A New 'Footprint' Paradigm For Reasonable Royalty Damages
• Nvidia, EVGA Overstated Graphics Chip's Power, Suit Says
• Apple Says A123's Poaching Suit Based On Speculation
• Adobe Wins Fees For Failed Digital Reg DRM Patent Suit
• Hipcricket Allowed To Stick With ESW Ch. 11 Sale Offer
• Feds Fire Back At Microsoft's Overseas Warrant Challenge
• Wikipedia-Led Group Sues NSA Over Online Surveillance
• Samsung, HTC Chip At Patent Suit In PTAB Review
• Qualcomm To Buy Back $15B Shares After Antitrust Probe
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Rejection Of Car Ignition Safety Patent
• Cybersecurity Co. Imperva Eyes $132M Follow-On Offering
• Patent Co. Fights Discovery Order In Settled Microsoft Case
• Kraftwerk Singer Sues Over Same-Named Phone Charger
• Xcelera Investor Denied Class Cert. Over Tender Offer Fraud
• Synopsys Tells Fed. Circ. To Revive AIA Review Challenge
• FTC's Brill Backs Enhanced Consumer 'Right To Obscurity'
• Pandora, ASCAP Spar In Senate Over Streaming Royalties
• Fed. Circ. Rules LCD Patent Not Indefinite In Case Against AU
• Solus Springs $589M Equity Play In LightSquared Trial
• 2nd Circ. Judge Fascinated With Apple E-Book Monitor's Pay
• Ropes & Gray Helps Bain Grab $2.4B Cybersecurity Firm
• Verisk Pays $2.8B For Energy Specialist Wood Mackenzie
• International Trade Compliance In The Age Of E-Commerce
• Scottrade, E-Trade, TD Ameritrade Beat Droplets Patent Suit
• Aereo's Antitrust Suit Slams Networks' 'Baseless' Litigation
• LightSquared Begins Ch. 11 Trial With $400M Surprise
• SITO Plans Suit If Hipcricket Sticks With Rival Ch. 11 Bid
• Samsung, Others Face Anti-Dumping Probe Into Washers
• Fed. Circ. Takes Up Ford Foe's Dashboard Patent Appeal
• Broadcom Gets 3 Wireless Patents Nixed In AIA Reviews
• TPG, Apax Fail In 2nd Attack On $1.1B Hellas Clawback Action
• Fed. Circ. Affirms FuzzySharp Patent Is Abstract In Intel Suit
• New Tech Training Push Likely Won't Affect H-1B Workers
• Senate Dems Look To Make Data Brokers More Accountable
• Deals Rumor Mill: Holcim, Greystar, Airbus
• Canadian Regulator Levies 1st Anti-Spam Law Penalty
• PTAB Says VMWare Too Late With Patent Review Petition
• Ex-Party Liberty Mutual Can't Enforce Asbestos Defense Deal
• CORRECTION: Software Maker To Shell Out $2M To End Upgrade Claims
• Maximus To Pay $300M For IT Services Contractor Acentia
• DHS Pushes For Judgment In Suit Over OPT Expansion
• Bharara Says Trader's Insider Plea Doesn't Survive Newman
• CyberArk's VC Backers Fine-Tune $230M Secondary Offering
• 4th Man Convicted In $14M Online 'Click Hijacking' Scheme
• Starboard Continues Push For 'Major Overhaul' At Yahoo
• Keys To IP Collaborations With Universities: Part 3
• Google Working To Fix Privacy Policy, Dutch Regulator Says
• VirnetX, Apple At Odds Over Combining Patent Trials
• Florida Sues Four Companies For Computer Support Scams
• Dish Chair Seeks Late Appeal As LightSquared Trial Looms
• USDA Slips Subcontractor's $10M Payment Claim In Fed. Circ.
• Union Wants DHS Rule Extending Student Visas Struck Down
• Rail Co. Engineer Sues For National Origin, Age Bias
• FCC To Step Up Broadband Privacy Enforcement, Chief Says
• HipCricket Suitor SITO Outbid By ESW Capital In Ch. 11 Sale
• LightSquared's Ch. 11 Exit Depends On The Unknowable
• Boeing's Beef With $43M Verdict Reboot Heads To 10th Circ.
• 3 Indicted Over Massive Email Data Breach, US Says
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Gibson, Baker
• Fed. Circ. Pushed To Read Headrest TV Patent Broadly
• Web Designer Aims To Nix Travelers' Data Breach Suit
• Amazon Says Alice Nixes Patents On 'Cave Dweller' Tech
• Portugal Requests Oversight Of $8.3B Altice-PT Merger
• After Raising $75M In Debut, MaxPoint Shares Quickly Dip
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For Cisco In WiFi Patent Row
• SD Card Buyers Press Justices To Let Antitrust Suit Go On
• Semiconductor Co. Lam Research Unveils $1B Notes Offering
• NII Holdouts Make Peace With $4.35B Restructuring
• The Importance Of Making Fact-Based Arguments
• A Potential New Weapon Against Cybersquatters
• FTC Gearing Up For New Data Security Education Initiative
• FTC, EU Officials Say Privacy Bill Of Rights Lacks Bite
• CACI Nabs $43M Night Vision Research Army Contract
• Google Settles Skyhook Wi-Fi Location Patent Tiff
• DLA Piper Snags Ex-O'Melveny Star Litigator In Los Angeles
• USTR Prods 'Notorious' Piracy Markets To Reform
• Oracle Blasts Tech Cos. For 'Diversions' In Copyright Row
• ABA, 300 Cos. Urge High Court To Back Gay Marriage
• Wendy's Can't Escape Patent Suit Over QR Code Ads
• Davis Polk Advises On Tech Co. Debt Sales Worth $945M
• Privacy Bill Of Rights Falls Far Short Of EU Demands
• Neustar's $446M FCC Phone Contract Hangs In The Balance
• Carlyle Trims $615M From CommScope Stake
• Law Firm Tensions Mount In Africa — What Does It Mean?
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Coblentz Patch's Clifford Yin
• Intel Can Proceed With TM Suit Over Flick Intel's Name
• Leaks Show EU Privacy Reform Being Gutted, Groups Say
• PTAB Nixes 8 Patents At Issue In $44M Captioned Phone Case
• Online Crafts Retailer Etsy Files For IPO
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Willis Tower, Google, Essex
• LightSquared Judge Says No More Delays To Ch. 11 Trial
• Jury Grants Samsung Win In LCD Circuit Technology Row
• CORRECTED: ITC Trims Software Patent Probe For Apple Products
• Apple Pushes Fed. Circ. To Ban Samsung Phone Features
• Market Rumors: Berkshire Hathaway, Evry, Tigar Pilar
• GOP Intensifies Attack On FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Rival Of Facebook's Oculus Sanctioned in Trademark Row
• GSA Seeks Telecom Comments On $50B Network Upgrades
• NCR May Face Liability In $1.5B Wis. Superfund Cleanup Suit
• Sedgwick Adds Ex-Cypress IP Pro In LA Office
• Temenos Pays Summit Partners $260M For Multifonds
• Consumer Privacy Bill Of Rights Falls Short, Groups Say
• Hellas Backers Want 2nd Shot At Safe-Harbor Defense
• Dem. Lawmakers Float Drone Privacy Bill
• Judge Koh Signs Off On $415M Apple, Google Anti-Poach Deal
• Former Foley & Lardner Tech Pro Returns From Cooley
• Foundry Insider's Conviction Survives Newman, Judge Says
• Trouble Ahead For Federal Commercial Software Suppliers
• Does Voluntary Disclosure Make More Sense After Goodyear?
• Paul Hastings Nabs M&A Partner From Shearman & Sterling
• Patent Cases Plummet In Calif. As Courts Embrace Alice
• Lenovo Says Alice Kills Tranxition Software Patents
• Judge Says IP Claims Against Volvo Don't Hold Up Under Alice
• Tech-Focused Frontier Capital Raises $390M For 4th Fund
• Deals Rumor Mill: World Duty Free, Novetta Solutions, Bogner
• Gametek Pushes To Revive EA, Zynga Patent Row At Fed. Circ.
• GTAT Seeks Approval For $100M DIP Financing
• Zoltek Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive Aircraft Patent Row
• Judge Nixes Jury's $1.7M Award To France Telecom In IP Row
• Radar Co. Says It Didn't Destroy Evidence In Patent Fight
• Market Rumors: Actavis, HKBN, Aldermore
• Apple Foe Says Doc Organizing Patent Holds Up Under Alice
• EB-5 — A Global Crowdfunding Platform
• Privacy Laws In Retro Packaging
• Tips For Dealing With Open Source Issues In M&A
• Capital One Can Pursue Intellectual Ventures In Antitrust Case
• Facebook's Saverin Sues FB Management Over $3M Debt
• USCIS Hammered By Co. Over Stalled Visa For Tech Wiz
• Conn. AG Launches Lenovo Probe Over Superfish Adware
• Venable Picks Up More Legislative Expertise With Ex-Senator
• LSI Urges Fed. Circ. To Toss ITC Patent Claim Decision
• TelexFree Scheme Took In $1B From 1.9M Investors: Trustee
• Judge May Do Intros In Motorola, Intellectual Ventures Fight
• Google Wins Pause On Miss. AG Probe Into Online Piracy
• PacWest Ponies Up $849M In Stock For Square 1
• Judge Koh Nears OK Of $415M Apple, Google Anti-Poach Deal
• Amazon Trampled Online Pricing Patent, Fed. Circ. Told
• HP, Dell Fail To Show PTAB Storage Tech Is Unpatentable
• 1st Public Bitcoin Fund On Track After FINRA Gives OK
• Amazon's Clickwrap Forum Clause Sends IP Suit To Seattle
• Computer Co. Loses Bid For Inclusion In $5B IT Contract
• Alice Kills 4 Intellectual Ventures Patents, Banks Tell PTAB
• Calif. Lawmakers Introduce 'Revenge Porn' Bill
• Aereo Outlines Repayment Plan After Feeble Ch. 11 Sale
• HP To Pay $2.7B For Aruba Networks
• Ignore The Digital Economy Tax Movement At Your Own Peril
• Report Highlights Continued Need For CFIUS Planning
• Simpson, De Brauw, Skadden Lead $12B NXP-Freescale Deal
• This Week In Congress: Netanyahu's Controversial Visit