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Technology - June, 2015

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• Hanginout Can Drop Google TM Suit, But Not For Free: Judge
• Apple E-Books Court Sticks Landing With Tough Antitrust Test
• Venable Nabs Former Congressional Investigative Counsel
• Tech Cos. Agree To Pay $75.5M To Settle FCA Claims
• Foreign Sales Don't Exhaust Patents, US Tells Fed. Circ.
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: JDS, GoPro And NetSuite, Mitchell
• Fed. Circ. Says 1907 Rule Seals Office Depot Win In IP Row
• Cooley, Fenwick Rep Cisco In $635M Buy Of Security Co.
• The Playful, Plainspoken Prose Of Justice Elena Kagan
• Justice Thomas Lets His Dissents Do The Talking
• FISC Cites Freedom Act To Revive NSA Metadata Program
• Google Says Blue Spike's Digital Fingerprint IP Invalid
• JPMorgan Calls Sanctions Bid A 'Smokescreen' In IP Fight
• PTAB Mostly Shoots Down Apple, Google AIA Petitions
• Top Telecom Attys Rep FCC's Net Neutrality Supporters
• Top Privacy Cases Of 2015: Midyear Report
• 40 AGs Press 5th Circ. To Allow Google Piracy Probe
• Sony To Increase Image Sensor Production With $3.6B Offering
• China, Europe Score Top 5 Biggest IPOs So Far In 2015
• An 'Exceptional Case' One Year After Octane: Part 1
• Apple Conspired To Fix E-Book Prices, 2nd Circ. Rules
• The 15 Biggest High Court Decisions Of The Past 15 Years
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Cox's Win In Fiber Optic Chip Patent Row
• Boutiques Wipe The Supreme Court Floor With BigLaw Rivals
• Supreme Court Ends Term Sharply Divided
• Justices Pen More Dissents To Show Votes Aren't Political
• AOL Investors Seek Stock Appraisal After $4B Verizon Deal
• Three Justices Trusted With Most Controversial Opinions
• Gamemaker Claims Kentucky Downs Stole Machine Designs
• IP Groups Urge En Banc Review Of Joint Infringement Rule
• 9th Circ Revives Apple, AT&T Antitrust Class Action
• Amphenol Offers $1.3B For Bain-Owned Connector Maker
• Antonelli To Appeal $8M Malpractice Award In Ad Patent Row
• Jones Day Nabs Telecom Partner For Paris Office
• Google's Searches May Be Anti-Competitive, Study Contends
• Actress Ends High-Profile 'Muslims' Case Against Google
• AT&T Stay Bid Unopposed In Sidley Blown-Deadline Case
• Latham & Watkins Beats Malicious Prosecution Claims
• Top 15 High Court Class Action Rulings Of The Past 15 Years
• Calif. Judge Upholds Google Ads Free Speech Decision
• Corporate Attys Want More High Court Action After Slow Term
• BMG, Cox Must Turn Over Docs In Music Copyright Row
• High Court Denies Ultramercial's Bid For Alice Clarification
• Energy, Tech Dominate 2015's 10 Largest IPOs
• Vista Equity Partners Nabs Majority Stake In Mediaocean
• High Court Won't Hear Google Appeal Over Oracle Copyrights
• The Risk Of Insuring Supply Chains From Cyber Risk
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear JPMorgan Software IP Row Appeal
• Halo Attacks Willful Infringement Standard In High Court
• Dell Enters Battery Price-Fixing Fray Against Sony, LG
• Plaintiffs Hit Redial On AOL 'Wrong Number' TCPA Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Review IP Appeal Doomed By Too-Long Brief
• Brand Battles: Ford, Session Beer, Star Wars
• DirecTV Blasts State Tax Decisions In High Court Appeal
• Ad Software Co. Can Depose Plaintiff's Atty In Privacy Battle
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, SRA International, Guardian Life
• Aeroflex Investors Vie For Atty Fees From $1.5B Deal
• Ex-Qualcomm Exec. Gets 18 Mos. For Insider Trading
• Drone Co. Pushes For $1.7M Attys' Fees In 'Exceptional' Suit
• Appfolio, Xactly Price Low-Flying IPOs
• Symbol Tech Can't Block Class Cert. In Investor Suit
• FCC's Wheeler Says Net Neutrality Doesn't Hurt Investment
• The Commil Decision And What It Leaves Unanswered
• The Top 3 New Do's And Don'ts For Law Firm Websites
• BMG Says It Shouldn't Have To Turn Over Docs In Cox Row
• Apple Says Williamson Knocks Out $533M Smartflash Verdict
• App Tech Patent Holder Shrugs Off WWE Bid To Invalidate
• FCC Should Resolve Call Routing Rows, Trade Group Says
• Senate Panel OKs Bill To Review US Internet Handover
• Calif. Judge Says ITC Decision Not Binding In Patent Suit
• Charter Vows To Follow FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• Adobe Privacy Suit Plaintiffs' Attys Ask For $1M In Fees
• Lawmakers Tackle Vehicle-To-Vehicle Tech Vulnerabilities
• Amid Net Neutrality Attacks, One Case Would Beef Up Rules
• Insurer Wants Yahoo CEO To Respond In $1B Bracket Row
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Castle Rock, HFZ, Samuels
• 4 Life Science Innovations That Give Life To Patent Growth
• A Rare 'Spaghetti' Software Code Copyright Decision
• Your Future Tech Clients Would Like A Word With You
• Privacy App Maker Says Google Violating EU Antritrust Laws
• Apple, Samsung Lose Emergency Stay Bids In Smartflash Case
• Inventor Strikes Back At Samsung's $3.5M Attorney Fee Bid
• Hanginout Says It Can't Afford Google TM Suit Anymore
• 10th Circ. Says Cox Waived Arbitration In Okla. Antitrust Suit
• GAO Urges Feds To Boost Cybersecurity After New Breaches
• Fenwick Expands Calif. Office With Ex-Kirkland PE Pro
• Epic's IP Claims Not Voided By ALi Deal, Calif. Court Says
• Sprint Hit With $30M Verdict Over Network Patent
• Stadium App Co. Raises $9M In Series A Funding
• Open Text Drops Injunction Bid After $5M Patent Win
• Merion Seeks Stock Boost In Appraisal Over $7B BMC Deal
• IDT Says Tyco Stonewalling Undersea Fiber Deal Worth $314M
• SEC Freezes Chinese CEO's Assets In Insider Trading Case
• Sprint Loses 7th Circ. Bid To Tank Illinois Bell Access Prices
• The Staggering Breadth Of Chicago's New 'Cloud' Taxes
• Filing Intent-To-Use TM App? Be Prepared To Prove Intent
• Judge Confirms $4.7M Atty Fees Award In Highmark IP Saga
• The Global Hot Spots Of 2015
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2015
• The 5 Firms That Made The Biggest Global Gains
• Ambitious Global Firms Must Have Roots In These Cities
• LG Agrees To Redesign $300M Englewood Headquarters
• House OKs Oversight For Reducing Internet Address Control
• UK Intelligence Agency Broke Law With NGO Spying: Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Formula 1, Tunstall
• Ballard Spahr Adds Privacy, Data Security Atty In Philly
• Miss. AG Blasts Google's 'Bizarre' Injunction In 5th Circ.
• DC Circ. Revives FCA Suit Claiming AT&T Overbilled Schools
• DC Circ. Revives Harman Investors' Securities Action
• Brooklyn, Queens To Lead In Tech Real Estate Deals: Survey
• Sony, Amazon, AT&T Call Latest Adaptix IP Suits Redundant
• Fed. Circ. Strikes Down Web Navigation Patent Under Alice
• Fla. Suit Claims Partner Stole Health Care App Technology
• 2nd Circ. Gives Foundry Insider Reprieve From Surrender Date
• Novell Investors Win Some Fees In Attachmate Merger Fight
• Uphill Investment Ups Bid To $730M For Integrated Silicon
• Jenner & Block Wants Google Piracy Doc Fight Kept In DC
• Unified Patents Adds AIA Reviews To Anti-'Troll' Arsenal
• US Chamber Asks 3rd Circ. To Let Congress Mull Web Privacy
• Hoping High Court Puts 'Veterans First' In Kingdomware
• Wilkinson Barker Boosts DC Ranks With Trademark Expert
• Will High Court Take On Software Compatibility?
• Google's Street View Appeal Strikes Out At High Court
• GAO Slaps Down IT Co.'s Challenge To Navy Contract Denial
• Fitness App Maker Sued Over Health Information Tech Patent
• JPMorgan Can't Duck Intellectual Ventures' 'Confusing' IP Suit
• China's Qihoo 360 Taps Skadden To Eye $9B Go-Private Offer
• FCC Asked To Lift Ultra-Wideband Restrictions
• US Must Flex Cybersecurity Muscles With China, Rubio Says
• Apple Seeks $15M Fees Over Patent Co.'s 'Kitchen Sink' Suits
• Sprint, Verizon Fight Dismissal Bid In Overcharging MDL
• Ex-Software Co. Exec Seeks To DQ Atty In Tax Fraud Suit
• Best Practices For Avoiding Spoliation
• Samsung Must Hand Over Docs In Apple-Nokia License Leak
• Amazon Local Stole Listings, Angie's List Says In Suit
• What To Expect From 9th Circ. In RAND Case
• High Court Agrees To Take On VA Contracting Rule Spat
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Claim Construction In TomTom IP Suit
• Qualcomm Investor Hits Brass With China Bribery Suit
• 3 Takeaways From First-Ever Fed. Circ. AIA Reversal
• Brand Battles: In-N-Out Burger, Marvel, Citigroup
• Streaming Co. Says It's Entitled To Compulsory Cable License
• Tech Investors Win At Trial Despite 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• USTelecom Asks FCC To Rule Against Verizon In Rate Row
• IT Consultant Can't Gut Navy Contractor's IP Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Latham, Cravath
• China Opens Up Foreign Investment In E-Commerce
• FTC Taps Agency Veteran To Run Mergers Unit
• Video Game Content Sales Subject To Tax, NY Dept. Says
• Verizon Blasts Broadband Spectrum Auction Set-Aside
• Biz Software Co. Mindbody Hits Target With $100.1M IPO
• Akamai Highlights The Need For Proper Claim Drafting
• Why Lateral Candidacies Fail
• Google-Generated Evidence Not Hearsay, 9th Circ. Rules
• ZTE Hit With $31.5M Data Patent Verdict In Eastern Texas
• Split Fed. Circ. Won't Review Nixing Of $18M Contempt Fine
• Fenwick-Led Fitbit Lands Year's Largest US Tech Debut
• UK Gambling Co. Playtech Raises $361M For Acquisitions
• Del. Jury Clears Toshiba In Data Processing Patent Suit
• Comcast Must Out Defaming Internet User, Ill. Justices Say
• Judge Calls uPI's 2-Year Stay In IP Suit A 'Gimmick'
• Keep LED Row In Patent-Savvy Texas, IP Owner Says
• Samsung Asks Fed. Circ. To Rehear Apple IP Ruling
• AT&T Opposes Proposed FCC Regulations In Phone Transition
• Lyft Agrees To Pay $300K To End NY AG Launch Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, A&P, Telecom Italia
• Broadcom Investors Sue To Halt $37B Avago Merger
• OM Group Investor Challenges $1B Sale To Apollo Global
• IRS Likely To Stay Mum On Quinn Emanuel Hiring
• Patents Play A Role In Technical Academy Awards
• One Year After Alice: Was It The Right Medicine?
• A Look At The New Export Control Rules For Cloud Computing
• New York City Blasts Verizon On 'Failed' FiOS Delivery
• On-Demand Health Care Co. Teladoc Polishes $112M IPO Plans
• CardSoft Slams VeriFone's Teva Reading To High Court
• Ultramercial Wins Amici Support In High Court Cert. Bid
• DARPA Should Re-Evaluate IT Contract Proposals, GAO Says
• 2 Minority Views From The Top Of BigLaw
• Google-Backed Cloud Infrastructure Co. Eyes $100M IPO
• CSC Let Off Hook In Whistleblower's Retaliation Suit
• Microsoft Wins Hearing Over Quinn Emanuel Audit Role
• Disney Walks Back Some Tech Worker Layoffs
• Where Do We Stand One Year After Alice?
• Fed. Circ. Gives Defendants New Way To Attack Broad Patents
• Fenwick Steers Fitbit's $731M Public Debut
• Shutterfly Hit With Privacy Suit Over Facial Recognition
• Marvell's Bid For 'Exceptional' IP Attys' Fees In Jeopardy
• Sidley Says Stay $40M AT&T Verdict For High Court Appeal
• Google, Samsung Get Graphics Patents Axed In AIA Review
• Android Users Defend Class Cert. Bid In Google Privacy Row
• Keysight Drops $609M On UK Mobile Measuring Co. Anite
• Hill-Rom To Pay $2B For Medical Device Maker Welch Allyn
• Pearson Sells PowerSchool Biz For $350M To Vista Equity
• The After Final Consideration Program: Allowance Prospects
• Baker Botts Wants $3.5M In Fees In Samsung LCD Patent Case
• PTAB's Axing Of AIA Review Not Appealable, Fed. Circ. Says
• In 1st AIA Reversal, Fed. Circ. Finds Patent Wrongly Axed
• Voices Of The Bar: Meet The IP Experts
• Jenner & Block Resists 'Anti-Google Agenda' Subpoenas
• HP Again Dodges ERISA Suit Over $11B Autonomy Buy
• Canada Won't Help ICANN With .SUCKS
• WWE Slams Data Transfer Efficiency Patent Claim As Invalid
• En Banc Fed. Circ. Revamps Indefiniteness In Microsoft Case
• Sheppard Mullin Lures 3 Pillsbury IP and Tech Partners
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Sidley Blown-Deadline Ruling
• Apple, Google Seek Final OK In $415M Anti-Poach Deal
• 11th Circ. Won't Reconsider Big Apple Consulting SEC Suit
• Google, AT&T Out Of Tune On LTE-U Repercussions
• McKenna Long Nabs M&A Pro As Dentons Tie-Up Nears
• Foley Scoops Up Seasoned IP Pro For Chicago Office
• Diagnostics Co. Lantheus Seeks $83M In Revived IPO
• Canon Settles Proposed Printer Defect Class Action
• Fitbit Steps Up IPO Target To $621M
• Lenovo Parent Co. Legend To Seek $1.96B In Hong Kong IPO
• Why The Supreme Court Refused To Hear The FTAIA Appeals
• Akamai Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Take Up Joint Infringement
• 16 Cos. Polish $2.8B In IPO Plans
• FTAIA Fights To Continue Despite High Court Cert Refusal
• Google, Facebook Should Fall Under Do Not Track, FCC Told
• Investors Claim $16.7B Intel Deal Undervalues Altera
• Google Says Fair Use Can't Replace Software Copyright Limits
• Foreign Sales Exhaust Patent Rights, Full Fed. Circ. Told
• Tips To Avoid Conflicts When Hiring In-House Lawyers
• SEC Accuses Medical Recruiter Of $2M Investment Scheme
• Samsung, LG Come Up Short In Targeted Dumping Challenge
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Colliers, Google, Housing.com
• Watchell Lipton Leads Cox Auto In $4B Deal For Dealertrack
• What's Next For Right Of Publicity Vs. 1st Amendment?
• EU's Increased Telecom M&A Prompts Regulatory Questions
• Justices Won't Review Foreign Reach Of US Antitrust Law
• Feds Probe Outsourcing Companies Over Tech Worker Visas
• Capital One Wins Round In Intellectual Ventures IP Fight
• Amazon Probe Shows EU Focus On Most-Favored Deals
• Drone Gets $4M, Not $17.3M, For Future Damages Of Patents
• Tech, Biotech Take Center Stage As 10 IPOs Target $1.6B
• Monitor Imposed: Conduct Restraints In The Bromwich Affair
• Did Disney Or The H-1B Program Let US Tech Workers Down?
• Google Must Delete Contested Links Worldwide: French Gov't
• Internet Cos. Say Platforms Can't Be Callers Under TCPA
• Cable, Wireless Groups Duel Over FCC Action On LTE-U Tech
• Mentor Graphics Seeks $2M Atty Fees In Synopsys Patent Row
• Cohen & Grigsby Adds 2 Business Services Partners In Pa.
• Nippon Chemi-Con Can't Slip Capacitor Price-Fixing Suit
• Sens. Push For Committee Action On Spectrum Sharing Bill
• Remember To Comment On BIS' Cybersecurity Export Rule
• 5th Circ. Finds Errors In $11.7M Software Contract Judgment
• Why Law Firms Collapse
• Net Neutrality Survives, But FCC's Fight Has Just Begun
• Activist Elliott Seeks To Halt Samsung Unit's $600M Share Sale
• Foundry Insiders Settle Civil Suits With SEC
• Intellectual Ventures Defends Internet Security IP At PTAB
• Raylon Atty Deserves Sanctions In IP Row, Defendants Say
• IRS, Tax Preparers Partner On Anti-ID Theft Initiative
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Shorenstein, Heidi Klum, Tesla
• EMC Gets Storage Module Patent Suit Stayed For IPR Review
• Co. Suing CBS Wants Fed. Circ. To Rein In Patent Board
• Novell Brass Oppose $2.4M Atty Fee Bid In $2.2B Deal Case
• Senate Rejects Cybersecurity Proposal Amid NDAA Debate
• NJ Man Cops To $65M Russian Export Scheme
• Barton Blocks Defamation Suit Against CDC Atty: 11th Circ.
• Cybersecurity Co. Rapid7 Zeroes In On $80M IPO
• House Subcommittee Greenlights Bill To Block Net Neutrality
• Aussie Regulator Looks At TPG's $1B Deal For Rival iiNet
• IGate Shareholders Sue To Block $4B Cap Gemini Merger
• Qualcomm Wants FCC's Hands Off Unlicensed LTE Tech
• Gordon Rees Scores IP Pro For Southern Calif. Offices
• DC Circ. Refuses To Pause FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
• FCC Commish Compares Reporting Reg To 'Groundhog Day'
• Payroll Giant ADP Sues Startup For False Ads, Interference
• FTC Head Says Big Data Cos. Need To Be Transparent
• Congress Pushes For Oversight Of Internet Address Transition
• Uphill One-Ups Cypress With $667M Integrated Silicon Deal
• Chinese Cos. Mull Going Private As 21Vianet Gets $1.9B Bid
• EU Regulators Open Antitrust Probe Into Amazon E-Books
• IP Risks In M&A: Have You Bought A Company Or A Lawsuit?
• Open Internet Order Puts 'Edge Providers' In The Spotlight
• Vox Media Urges Del. Chancery To Toss Defamation Claims
• House Spending Bill Seeks To Pause Net Neutrality Rules
• Fitbit Hit With Second Jawbone IP Suit As IPO Nears
• Blank Rome Acquires Houston IP Boutique Wong Cabello
• Deals Rumor Mill: Digital Realty Trust, Goldman, Nemak
• T-Mobile Won't Give Up Info In Yahoo TCPA Suit, Plaintiffs Say
• Apple, Google Get Arendi Data Patents Nixed In AIA Reviews
• Dr. Dre Unplugs Designer's $150M Beats Royalties Claim
• Samsung Unit Sells Shares In $8B Merger Fight
• AGs Scrutinizing Apple Music For Antitrust Violations
• Alibaba Shareholder Class Actions Consolidated In SDNY
• Apple Survives Last-Ditch Efforts By GPNE In IPhone IP Row
• FCC Urged To Adopt Broadband Subsidy
• TracFone Users Want $40M False Ad Deal Approved
• In Reversal, Integrated Silicon Agrees to $643M Cypress Deal
• Plaintiffs Ask For No Cash In Adobe Data Breach Deal
• Tech Group Says Spying Will Cost US Cos. More Than $35B
• AT&T-DirecTV Merger Soured $102M Streaming Deal, Suit Says
• 3 Ways To Improve Design Patents
• A 5-Point Plan To Save Our Juries
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Teva Standard In Eidos IP Case
• Verizon TCPA Plaintiff Says Cert Bid Made To Fend Off Deal
• Quantlab Says Injunction Warranted In Code Theft Saga
• FTC Not Planning 'Sharing Economy' Enforcement Push
• Deals Rumor Mill: Cerberus, Fiat Chrysler, Atmel
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Samsung Win In Video-Sharing IP Row
• House Votes To Permanently Block Internet Access Taxes
• Facebook Kills 'Oculus' Trademark Suit
• Judge Gilstrap Requires Permission To File Alice Motions
• Activist Elliott Sues To Block Samsung Units' $8B Merger
• China Mobile Games Strikes $689M Go-Private Deal
• Cyberattacks On Gov't Agencies On The Rise
• Berkeley, Calif. Sued Over Cell Phone Warning Label Rule
• Deal Talks Over LightSquared Collapse End In Stalemate
• Grassley Blasts Potential New OPT Rules, Leaks Details
• TechFreedom Moves To Join DC Circ. Net Neutrality Fight
• HP Reaches $100M Securities Settlement Over Autonomy Buy
• TPG, Others Sink $129M In Singapore's PropertyGuru
• 3 Takeaways From 7th Circ. Sprint TCPA Class Action
• Feds Ask FISC To Allow 6 More Months Of NSA Spying
• Intellectual Ventures Blasts JPMorgan's Bid To Nix Patent Suit
• Defunct Streaming Service Aereo Gets OK For Ch. 11 Plan
• Bills Taking Right Steps To End Patent Abuse, EMC GC Says
• Adidas Says Patent Suit Over Wearable Technology Unfair
• Clear-View Kicks Off Trade-Secrets Trial Against Investors
• EU Clamps Down In Probe Into Multinational Tax Breaks
• House Votes To Bar NSA From Blunting Encryption Standards
• Global Technology Debt Issuance Hits Record-Setting $77B
• Sprint's 'Outlandish' Dismissal Bid Nixed On Eve Of IP Trial
• SEC In-House Trial Halted On Constitutional Grounds
• Alice Doesn't Nix $8M Antonelli Malpractice Award, Judge Says
• Iron Mountain Adds Cash Component To $2.1B Recall Buy
• Business Management Software Co. Mindbody Eyes $100M IPO
• Apple, Samsung Take Smartflash AIA Stay Fight To Fed. Circ.
• Calif. Chipmakers' $643M Merger Junked Over Antitrust Clash
• IBM Tells PTAB Intellectual Ventures' Security Patent Is Invalid
• Neustar Fights FCC Bid To Toss Appeal Over $460M Contract
• Mayer Brown 'Abandoned' Client In Trade Secrets Row: Suit
• Tech-Focused PE Firm Raises $283M For Buyout Fund
• Microsoft Warrant Challenge Could Alter US-EU Data Pact
• Patent Applicants, Overlook Enablement At Your Peril
• Real Value Of SEC's $190M Deal Lies In Compliance Review
• IP Atty Drops Suit Against EFF Over 'Stupid Patent' Story
• Google Hits Jenner With Own Book In Subpoena Spat
• Physics Prof Pleads Not Guilty To Giving China Tech Secrets
• Telcos Ask FCC To Rule Against Sprint, Verizon In Rate Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: SunGard, RBS, HP
• Lawsky Led The Way In Regulating Financial Arena
• 911 Groups Support Ending FCC 911 Call-Forwarding Rule
• Verizon, Sprint, AT&T Duck $2.6B False Claims Act Suit
• Cox Urges FCC To Curb AT&T, DirecTV's Power In $48B Merger
• Charter Tells FCC Net Neutrality Hasn't Cut Its Investment
• Evolent Prices $196M IPO Above Expectations
• State Wiretap Law Applies To Cellphones: Nev. High Court
• FCC Unveils Overhaul Of Emergency Alert System
• AT&T Customers Take Warrantless Search Claims To 9th Circ.
• 7 Calif. Privacy Bills To Watch
• Jury Awards Fairchild $2.4M In Power Integrations Patent Row
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Vinson & Elkins, Wachtell
• GameStop Beats Facebook Info-Sharing Class Action
• Blank Rome Grows IP Offerings With Ex-Andrews Kurth Atty
• Using District Court E-Discovery Strategies At The ITC
• The Wonderland Of Patent Ineligibility As Litigation Defense
• SEC Fines CSC $190M, Forces Exec Clawbacks
• Fairchild, Power Integrations Patent Fight Heads To Jury
• Entrepreneur Hit With $5M Penalty Opposes Quantlab Injunction
• Google Subsidiary Strikes Deal To End Thermostat Patent Suit
• Despite Disney Dust-Up, Attys Say H-1B Program Rarely Misused
• Toshiba Gets Memory Chip Patent Nixed In AIA Review
• Google Again Pushes High Court To Hear Street View IP Case
• Plaintiffs Want Verizon Sanctioned In Call-Recording Suit
• MLB Advanced Media Settles Patent Suit Over Mobile App
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dish, T-Mobile, Tesco, Petrobras
• BitLicense Regulations Create Groundbreaking Hurdles
• Industry, Advocacy Groups Push For Action On Wi-Fi Bill
• Ex-MySpace Owner Looks To Revive News Corp., Google Suit
• LightSquared Injunction Against Ergen Draws Fire
• 2nd Circ. Says Verizon Sales Agent Can't Sue Over Contract
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Global Traffic Patent Win, But Trims Award
• Google Accused Of Blocking App In EC Antitrust Complaint
• Calif. Senate Advances Digital Privacy Protection Bill
• PE-Backed Software Co. SunGard Plans for IPO
• FCC Says Cable Cos. Compete, Alters Basic Rate Regulation
• EU To Wrap Up Apple, Starbucks Tax Probes
• Patent Troll Bill Wins Approval From Senate Panel
• Senate Bill Aims To Spur Wireless Vehicle-Safety Tech
• AT&T, Cricket Hit With Class Action Over 4G Coverage
• Highlights Of The Class Cert. Ruling In Yahoo Privacy Case
• Tech Investors Can't Dodge Hefty 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• Market Research, Student Loan Biz Push FCC For TCPA Clarity
• IBM, Banks Attack Intellectual Ventures Internet Filter IP
• Navy Contractor Can't Escape IP Suit Counterclaim
• House Passes $51.4B DOJ, Commerce 2016 Funding Bill
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Palo Alto Networks, Gap, Monogram
• BitLicense Fine Print Could Make Compliance Difficult
• E-Smart CTO's Wordy Relief Bid Goes Nowhere In SEC Case
• Cablevision Says GSN 'Retiering' Wasn't Discriminatory
• Apple E-Book Settlement Monitor Joins Robbins Russell
• Small Carriers Want A Voice In Switch To New Phone Router
• House Committee Advances FCC Process Reform Bill
• T-Mobile Says Low-Band Spectrum Vital For Competition
• Wells Fargo Can't Pause Software Tycoon's Tax Shelter Suit
• Startup Founders Say Mark Geragos, Firm Took Over Biz
• Ex-Qualcomm Exec Gets 6 Months For Insider Trading
• Apple Recalls Beats Speakers Over Battery Fire Risk
• Sophos Plans $100M London IPO To Trim Debt
• FCC Legal Adviser Tapped As Deputy Chief Of Wireline Unit
• GAO Questions Effectiveness Of FCC Phone Subsidy Program
• Schumer Stresses Urgency Ahead Of Patent Troll Bill Review
• Google Says Bid For Cert. In Privacy Case Rests On 'Air'
• InterDigital Seeks Summary Judgment In Microsoft, Nokia Spat
• Cramming Case Could Be Sign Of Things To Come From CFPB
• Banks To Receive Cybersecurity Assessment Tool
• Sprint To Pay $20M To RadioShack To End Contract Disputes
• Calif. Judge Admonishes Sidley Austin In Synopsys IP Row
• Nortel Judge Says He Can't Rule On SNMP's Avaya Claims
• FBI Cyber Tech Official Jumps To Business Security Firm
• Google Pushes Jenner & Block, Film Studios Over Subpoenas
• A Look At Everything The Fed. Circ. Has Said About Alice
• Patent Lawyer Sues EFF Over 'Stupid Patent' Article
• DOL Judge Slashes Married H-1B Workers' Back Wages Award
• JPMorgan Gets $69M Refund In Patent License Dispute
• Victims Group Urges FCC To Keep 911 Call-Forwarding Rule
• Ex-Terra Exec. Blames Attys For Bribery Conviction
• Merged AT&T, DirecTV Would Increase Prices, FCC Told
• Investors Held Damning Records Until Eve Of Trial, Judge Told
• Former Texas Judge Brings IP Know-How Back To Bracewell
• Orrick Adds Ex-Davis Polk Atty Who Advised On Pandora IPO
• NII Bondholders Continue Attack On Ch. 11 Plan
• Telecom Urges FCC To Lift Restriction On Rural Subsidies
• Google Asks Fed. Circ. To Nail Coffin Of Web Patent Suit
• Pa. County Says AT&T, Others Ducked $41M In 911 Fees
• McDermott Snags 2 IP Attorneys From Brinks Gilson
• Florida Legislators Pare Back Gov.'s Proposed Tax Cuts
• Ex-Telecom Head Asks 1st Circ. For IRS Evidentiary Hearing
• LightSquared Gets Nod For $1.75B Exit Financing
• Bug Bounty, Info-Sharing Pushed In Cybersecurity Comments
• Toshiba Flouted Circuit IP, Stole Trade Secrets: Suit
• Apple Loses Fight Over 'My/Phone' Trademark
• Wearable Tech Co. Fitbit Sprints Toward $448M IPO
• 5 Insights From Schneider Electric GC Peter Wexler
• Senate Sends NSA Spying Overhaul Bill To Obama's Desk
• Get Ready For Fed. Circ. Guidance On AIA Trials
• Niro Haller Says HTC Thwarted Patent Feud Fee Mediation
• Intel's Altera Buy Foreshadows Future Of Tech, Activism
• Tech Lobbying Heats Up As Vote Looms On Patent Troll Bill
• Apple, Samsung Can't Stop Smartflash IP Case For AIA Review
• McDermott Nabs As Many As 15 Attys From K&L Gates
• Cable Association Notes Small Cos.' Cyberscurity Risks
• Walker Digital Defends Against Google IP Row Sanctions Bid
• Feds Slam Divisibility Finding In Wisconsin Superfund Row
• German Antitrust Watchdog Advises Limited Digital Regulation
• Playtech To Pay $698M For Forex Trading Co. Facing Probe
• Wireless Group Urges LA Mayor To Nix Quake Cell Tower Rule
• Senate Bill Backs FCC Call For Low-Income Broadband Service
• Reed Smith Bolsters IP Practice With 6 Hires
• BlackBerry, Seacrest-Backed Typo Settle Keyboard IP Fight
• Apple Seeks Sanctions In IMessage Proposed Class Action
• Lawmakers Urge FBI To Halt Smartphone Decryption Push
• High Court Revives Verizon Whistleblower's 2nd FCA Suit
• Safeway Gets Rewards Patent Nixed As Abstract Under Alice
• Latham & Watkins-Led Teladoc Charts $100M IPO
• Philips Didn't Interfere With Worker's Other Job, 6th Circ. Says
• Insurers Lose Appeal Over Motorola Toxic Exposure Suits
• Comcast Hit With Suit Over Call Routing Practices
• Philips, Others Pay $528M To Settle CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• Paul Weiss Leads Apollo Global In $1B Deal For OM Group
• EU Pursues Questionable Antitrust Case Against Google
• Commil V. Cisco — Who Really Won?
• Intel To Buy Rival Chipmaker Altera In $16.7B Deal