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Technology - April, 2016

418 articles

• More Jawbone Patents Ineligible Under Alice, ITC Judge Rules
• 1st Circ. Revives USA Today App User's Privacy Class Action
• Oregon Tells 9th Circ. Immunity Blocks Oracle's IP Suit
• OPINION: Engaging The Media May Help Your Client
• House Forms Bipartisan Caucus To Target Car Hacking Threat
• Patent Row Fees Denied Over Post-Alice Uncertainty
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, Pfizer, Atlante
• IBM PTAB Win On Firewall IP Challenged At Fed Circ.
• Robbins Geller Wins Bid To Lead GoPro Securities Suit
• Google Says FCC Vacant Channel Rule Has No Downside
• Banks Between A Rock And A Hard Place On Chat Records
• Bill Would Ban Forced Arbitration For Telecom Customers
• Groups Urge DOD Not To Base $17B Contract On Price Alone
• Jumio Delays Auction For Talks With Multiple Bidders
• Trident Spinoff Sunstone Closes $300M PE Technology Fund
• Cooley, Skadden Steer $1B Rovi-TiVo Deal
• High Court OKs Rule Change Expanding FBI Hacking Powers
• Google Can't Kill Map Patent Row In Lead-Up To Trial
• Oracle, Google Again Rip Jury Instructions In $8B IP Row
• FCC Advances Plan For New Business Data Regs Regime
• Google Seeks To Break Up College Email Scanning Case
• Judge Gilstrap Kills Website-Labeling Patents Under Alice
• InterDigital Wants Fed. Circ. To Eye Microsoft Antitrust Row
• Navy Contractor's $5M Trade Secrets Win Pared For Jury Error
• Deals Rumor Mill: Eni, Qlik, Carl Icahn
• Ex-HP Workers Want Atty DQ'd For Puffed Up Work History
• 3 Cost-Effective Cybersecurity Tips For Firms Big And Small
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Trump Win In Cybersquatting Suit
• Pulse, Halo Fight Over Interest In Transformer Patent Row
• GAO Says SEC Still Lagging On Cybersecurity
• GAO Sides With NASA On $451M IT Contract
• Google, NCTA Urge Obama To Open Auto Wireless Spectrum
• Comcast, Roku Prove FCC Can Unlock Set-Top Box: Wheeler
• 2nd Circ. Revives $350M Fraud Suit Over Fatal Tech Co. Buy
• Ex-Fuhu CEO Says Starr Policy Still Applies Despite Ch. 11
• SEC Bars Ponzi Schemer For $11M Apple Day-Trading Fraud
• PayPal Co-Founder Leads $100M Smart Home Co. Funding
• Dentons: A New Kind Of Network?
• 22 Firms Win Top Marks From GCs On AFAs
• BALCA Hands IT Firm Win In Cert. Row Over Online Ad
• Blackberry Kills 2 Mobile Email Patents Under Alice
• Tata Hit With Injunction After $940M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Huawei Will Pay Pa. Tech Co. While Mulling Award Appeal
• EMC Seeks To Ban Rival Data Storage After $14M Patent Win
• Email Privacy Reform Bill Passes House Unanimously
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, Uber, Cinven
• 'Clickjacker' Gets 7 Years For $14M Online Ad Fraud Scheme
• Semiconductor Cos. Can't Sink $14M IP Award To Boston U.
• Google Presses FCC On New Set-Top Box Privacy Rules
• Francisco Backs SintecMedia Execs In Buyout From Riverside
• Apple Lens Supplier Cleared By Fed. Circ. In Patent Case
• Controversial FCC Process Change Passes Senate Panel
• Eye-Sensor Patent Owner Slams Samsung Over Late AIA Move
• Drinker Biddle At Wit's End With Disk Drive MDL Client
• FCC Asked To Clarify Texting Protection In Open Internet Order
• Gaming Co. Head Defends Suit To Block Tribal Court Row
• Hitachi Chemical To Plead Guilty In Cartel Probe
• Why High Court Should Preserve USPTO Autonomy In Cuozzo
• Yahoo Reaches Deal To Stave Off Starboard Proxy Fight
• Getty Images Lodges EU Antitrust Complaint Against Google
• Real Estate Rumors: DE Shaw, Edmond Safra, Heitman
• Sony To Pay Royalties After Arbitral Award OK'd In IP Row
• Data Breach Report Calls For Race To Catch Up With Hackers
• Texas Jury's $89M Verdict In Patent, Trade Secrets Row Cut
• Mercury Systems Can Chase $1.8M Tax Refund, 1st Circ. Says
• IPR At Supreme Court: Inside Cuozzo Oral Arguments
• Philips Scores $170M Award Over Collapsed Funai Deal
• Verizon Pushes NY Court To Rein In Union Strike Tactics
• Remaining State Law Claims Clipped From TiVo Patent Suit
• Judge Upholds Fujifilm's $10M IP Win Against Motorola
• FCC Member Says New Broadcast Standard May Aid Diversity
• EU Trade Chief Floats Work Plan For WTO Members
• ECB Studying 'Far-Reaching' Effects Of Bitcoin Technology
• Nintendo 3DS Cleared Of Infringement In 3D Tech Retrial
• Google, Ford Unite To Lobby Driverless Car Regulation
• DOT Needs To Define Vehicle Cyberattack Role, GAO Says
• Calif. AG Tells 9th Circ. Phone Warning Rule Merits Leeway
• Obama Urges US, European Surveillance Cooperation
• Skadden Guides Veritas In $820M Health Care Services Deal
• EU Committee Votes In Favor Of Bitcoin Task Force
• Software Biz Sees Trouble For Data Flows In Russia, China
• What To Know About Trade Secret Law In Saudi Arabia
• IRS' Quinn Emanuel Retainer Is A Wrongheaded Experiment
• SEC Accuses Calif. Atty, Others Of 'Pump And Dump' Scheme
• Sprint Says It Didn't Push Through $3.6B Deal Illegally
• Diebold's ATM Patent-Ineligible Under Alice, Nautilus Says
• House Pressed To Back Proposal To Update E-Privacy Law
• Justices Appear Split On AIA Claim Construction Standard
• Too Late For New Challenge To '08 Verdict, Limelight Told
• Fla. IP Firm's Newest Partner Brings Engineering Expertise
• UK Marketers Can't Conceal Numbers Under Law Change
• Calif. Bill Would Let Judges Fine Jurors Who Go Online
• Aspect Wins Shorter Run For Ch. 11, $370M Debt Drop
• ContentGuard To Appeal Verdict In Apple DRM Patent Fight
• FCC Set-Top Box Plan Will Rewind Progress, Chamber Says
• Judge Won't Bar Light Sensor Sales After $89M Jury Verdict
• Spanish Watchdog Probes Possible IT Services Collusion
• Dell Agrees To Drop CRT Antitrust Claims Against LG
• Regulators Must Get Up To Speed On Financial AI
• Feds Drop Apple IPhone Unlock Fight In New York
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Apple, Others' Win In Ethernet Patent Row
• Lowenstein Sandler Snags Ex-Mintz Levin Corporate Atty
• Apple Says It Didn't Know App Was Siphoning IPhone Contacts
• High Court Won't Hear Case With Abstract E-Reader Patents
• Google Wants 5th Circ. To Revisit Injunction On Miss. AG
• Special Access Regs Could Hurt Investment, Cox Warns FCC
• French Retailer Makes Final $1.32B Play In Darty Bid War
• CVC Deal Values Sports Betting Outfit Tipico At $1.6B
• The D&O Policy Implications Of SEC's Theranos Probe
• Real Estate Rumors: WP Carey, Verve Wireless, Clarion
• Kodak Inks $9.7M Deal To Exit Stock-Drop ERISA Suit
• Failure To Add New Patent Claims Moots Suit, Fed. Circ. Says
• Costco, Samsung Unit Settle CRT Antitrust Claims In MDL
• Nichia Tells Fed. Circ. Judge Gilstrap Erred On Injunction
• SecureWorks IPO Fails To Ignite Hopes For Tech Turnaround
• FBI's Records Requests Lawful With New Gag-Order Rules
• Fed. Circ. Says Akamai Revives Fandango Ticket Patent Suit
• HP Beats Out Five Bidders For $443M STRATCOM Contract
• Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Montage Stock Offering
• Microsoft Drops Antitrust Regulatory Fights With Google
• FTC Asks FCC To Enable Set-Top Box Privacy Enforcement
• Texas High Court Won't Consider HP Win In Fraud Suit
• Sprint, T-Mobile Tack Away From Comcast On Special Access
• When Gov't Hires Private Attys: The Need For Boundaries
• Raytheon Says Cray Infringing 5 More Supercomputer Patents
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Skadden, Kirkland
• Mexican Fintech Startup Nabs Funding With $100M Cap
• Oracle, Google File Heated Trial Briefs In $8B IP Showdown
• FBI Paid Over $1M To Hack Terrorist's iPhone, Comey Says
• New Broadcast Standard Set For Rare Smooth Sailing At FCC
• 4 Reasons Nonpharma Attys Should Know Pay-For-Delay Law
• Avoiding The Pitfalls Of Researching Attorneys In PACER
• Goldman, Vista Near Deal In Suit Over $4.2B Tibco Sale
• FDA Rejects Surgical Robot From TransEnterix
• DOJ Says Child Porn Warrant Nix Boosts Rule Change Push
• Ex-Board Member's Credit Bid For Bankrupt Jumio Put Off
• Nonprofits Urge High Court To Hear Patent Exhaustion Suit
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Revive Consumer Rewards Patent
• Retailers Steinoff, Fnac Trade Takeover Bids For Darty
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear T-Mobile, Ericsson, Nokia Patent Win
• DC Circ. Upholds Secrecy Of CIA Drone Killings
• Radware Urges Court To Uphold $6.4M Verdict In Patent Suit
• Comcast Ballyhoos Set Top Box-Free Programming
• Oracle Says Terix Moved Assets To Thwart $57.7M Judgment
• FTC Commish Calls On Agency To Examine Data Privacy Regs
• Verizon's $64M Settlement Doesn't Add Up, 3rd Circ. Hears
• BBH Capital Brings In $802M For 5th PE Fund's Final Close
• New Tax Plan Will Hurt IT, Pharma Vendors In Texas
• Fed. Circ. Tees Up High Court Reversal Of IPR Standard
• Uber Hit With $11.4M Fine By Pa. Regulator
• Why Earth Day Is Everyone's Business
• Jumio DIP Decision Delayed By Equity Holders' Concerns
• Tech Groups Rally Against Draft Senate Encryption Bill
• Judge Tweaks Jury Instructions In $8B Google-Oracle Trial
• International Malware Scheme Runners Sentenced In Atlanta
• Edelson DQ'd In False Ad Row For Using 'Virtual Office'
• FINRA Suspends Ex-Credit Suisse Developer For Taking Code
• Group Wants To Know If Secret Court Tried To Decrypt Data
• Former FCC Chief Economist Slams Set-Top Box Plan
• Texas Loses Bid To Retain $3M Tax From Banking Service Co.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Huawei, Yum Brands, Boyd Gaming
• Bridgepoint, Summit Partners To Buy Financial Software Co.
• EU Android Case Not Bulletproof Despite Lower Tying Bar
• EU Clears Payment Services Merger With FRAND Commitment
• FBI Nabs 1st Call Records Order Under New Spying Rules
• Senate Republicans Slam Obama, FCC Regulatory Moves
• Scope Of EU Privacy Law Has Companies Scrambling
• Apple Ducks Class Action Over Wi-Fi Assist Data Overage
• Tech Co.'s Ex-CFO Wants Fraud Claims Cut From SEC Row
• Sprint Wins $2M In Phone Unlocking Beef
• EU Says Google Broke Antitrust Rules In Android Case
• Ex-CSC VP Loses Discovery Attempt In Earnout Suit
• Jury Awards Presidio $2.1M In Capacitor IP Trial
• Lexmark Inks $3.6B Deal To Sell To Apex, PAG-Led Investors
• SEC's Theranos Probe Shows Unicorn Hunt Not A Myth
• Obama's Set-Top Box Move Is Latest Attempt At FCC Meddling
• Fed. Circ. Faults 'Unreasonable' PTAB Nix Of Remote Patent
• Nortel Overseas Units Say They're Shielded In Software IP Suit
• China Wanted Apple's Code, GC Says In Encryption Hearing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Euronext, Bass Pro Shops, Yahoo
• Finance Execs Call For Standards And Attention On Fintech
• Lloyds PE Unit Sells Property Software Group In $108M Deal
• Davis Wright Nabs Ex-Reed Smith Securities Pro In SF
• Apple To Pay $25M To Settle Siri Patent Suit Ahead Of Trial
• How Newegg's Lee Cheng Declared War On Patent Trolling
• Logitech Pays $7.5M To SEC Over Accounting Failures
• Twilio Lobbies FCC Against Text Message Blocking
• Apple Can Contact Jurors Who Delivered $625M IP Verdict
• Legal Malpractice Insurer Says Cap Applies In Antonelli Row
• Dish Files IP Suit Over Streaming Device's 'Massive Piracy'
• NY Couple Says Attorney Negligent For Using AOL Email
• 2 Cable Cos. Blast FCC Plan To Reimpose Biz-Data Rate Regs
• Microsoft Cites EU Privacy Reform In Overseas Warrant Row
• Pepper Hamilton Announces New Tech Practice
• High Court Won't Hear Vt.'s 'Patent Troll' Case
• FCC Getting Its Arms Around Telehealth, Commish Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: AstraZeneca, Ardagh Group, Yahoo
• Apple Dodges AT&T Users' IPhone 5 Wi-Fi Defect Suit
• Gilstrap Nixes New Trial Bids In Apple DRM Patent Row
• GAO Rejects Salient Protest Of $17M DLA Supports Contract
• Supreme Court Won't Hear Appeal Of $46M Limelight Verdict
• Oracle Rips 'One-Sided' Jury Instructions In $8B Google Trial
• Verizon Presses FCC Against 'Opt-In' Privacy Plans
• GSR Capital Raises $1B Fund For Lighting Investments
• Judge Scheindlin Denies TiVo DQ Bid Over Move To Law Firm
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Zeroes In On Google Contracts
• Another Take On Reed Smith, Pepper Hamilton Merger Talks
• Kirkland Steers Vista In $1.65B Cvent Take-Private Deal
• High Court Won't Hear Google Books Copyright Case
• In Congress: IRS, FAA, Puerto Rico
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• The Glass Ceiling Report
• The Top 5 Ways BigLaw Is Failing Women
• The 100 Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• High Court Urged To Make Clear If Software Is Patentable
• Microsoft Faces Long Odds In Fight Against Gov't Gag Orders
• Google, Oracle Settlement Talks Fail Ahead Of IP Trial
• 3 Firms To Guide IPOs Surpassing $1B In Year's Busiest Week
• Pure Storage Battles $14M Patent Infringement Verdict
• Skybridge Adversary Says Ch. 11 Filed In Bad Faith
• Attys For Fitbit Investors Vie To Lead Stock-Drop Suit
• Apple Calls Feds' NY IPhone Access Demand An Overreach
• Colorado Pushes Student Privacy Bill Forward
• Wis. Jury Hits Tata Units With $940M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Tech Co. Takes 'Incomprehensible' IP Verdict To Fed. Circ.
• Samsung Gets Home Semiconductor Patent Nixed By PTAB
• K&L Gates Hires Mayer Brown, Goodwin Procter Pros In China
• Roku Urges FCC Against Data Caps In Charter-TWC Review
• Direct Purchaser Attys Win $11M In Fees In Optical Drive MDL
• Report Finds Feds Followed Requirements With OPT Rule
• London PE Firm Pays McGraw Hill $1.1B For JD Power
• Ex-Locke Lord IT Engineer Gets 9.5 Years For Network Attack
• White House Backs FCC Set-Top Box Plan As Some Cry Foul
• Ex-Xamarin VP Says Microsoft Merger Killed Stock Options
• NHTSA Overreached By Claiming To Regulate Apps
• Tax Rules Could Be Undone By Seat Belt Case In 9th Circ.
• House Votes To Block FCC From Regulating Broadband Rates
• Paul Weiss Guides Mitel In $1.96B Video Conferencing Deal
• OPINION: Advising The GOP About Its Obligation To Advise
• Industry Outpaces Gov't Agencies On Cybersecurity: Report
• LG Gets AMD Graphics Patent Claims Axed By PTAB
• Gemalto Tells Texas Judge Retailers Owe $46M Arbitral Award
• Comcast, Others Back Senate Bill Over Patent Suit Venue
• Unicorns Face Reality Check As VC Funding Slips
• Cisco Looks To Pause Arista's Network-Tech Antitrust Suit
• EU Parliament Gives Final Nod To Data Protection Overhaul
• Cable Group Rips Verizon's Special Access Regs Proposal
• Sens. Release Draft Bill Following Apple-FBI Encryption Fight
• Del. High Court Nixes Yahoo Email Release Pending Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Square's PTAB Win On Payment Patents
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, TiVo, McDonald's
• Samsung Asks Fed. Circ. Not To Revive $120M Apple Verdict
• Obama Picks Uber, MasterCard Execs For Cybersecurity Panel
• Driverless Car Co. Says It's Being Extorted Over GM Deal
• Microsoft Fights Gag Orders On Warrants For Customers' Data
• Why EU Regulators Are Concerned About 'Privacy Shield'
• ITC To Review Its Findings On Cisco Patent Infringements
• Real Estate Rumors: NetApp, Clarion, Crescent Communities
• Patent Holder Says It Wasn't 'Running Away' From Alice Test
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Pushback Paves Way For Court Challenge
• GeoTag Wants Rehearing After Google Wins Patent Case
• Toshiba Says Sharp's CRT Claim Belongs In Japan
• InterDigital Can't Escape Microsoft's SEP Antitrust Suit
• Network Patents In Cisco Case Survive Alice Before Trial
• FCC Pushed To Sign Off On New Broadcasting Standard
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lonza Group, IDT, Deutsche Bank
• EU Regulators Won't Back 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Pact
• E-Privacy Bill Set For House Vote After Committee's OK
• Computer Co. Wins Extra $738K, But Can't Pursue IT Owners
• SEC Seeks Ex-Broker's Full Windfall In IBM Insider Trade Row
• Dorsey & Whitney Adds WilmerHale IP Pro To Seattle Office
• Alibaba Slams Investors' Letter In $25B IPO Suit
• Notable Trends In Post-Octane Fitness Fee Awards
• Vizio Gets TV Data Privacy Suits Consolidated In Calif.
• IPhone Users Urge 9th Circ. En Banc Hearing Of Siri Suit
• Global A&T Investors Ask To Revive $502M Debt Swap Suit
• H-1B Petitions Hit Record High For 2nd Year In A Row
• Facebook, Microsoft Say They Pay Women And Men Equally
• FCC Told Set-Top Box Plan Is Long Overdue
• GGV Capital Closes $1.2B In New Funds For Tech Investments
• Jumio's DIP Approval Delayed To Consider Equity Committee
• FCC's Wheeler Plugs 'Urgent' Action On Special Access Regs
• Feds Urge Approval Of $67M Partial Lower Fox River Deal
• Kappos Calls For Abolition Of Section 101 Of Patent Act
• Chinese Anti-Bribery Law May Be Changing
• 5 Steps GCs Should Take To Increase Cybersecurity Defenses
• French Court Clears Way For Pa. Tech Co. To Enforce Award
• ITC Will Review Decision To End Ericsson, Apple Probe
• Global Tel*Link's Inmate Calling Patent Survives AIA Review
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Revival Of Google Malware IP Suit
• NFL Passes On More London Live Streams After Twitter Deal
• Starbucks Vendor's $360M Suit Against IT Co. Chugs On
• Dolby Making Baseless IP Claims To Rival's Customers: Suit
• Apple Denied Quick Win On Validity Of MobileMedia Patent
• Pa. Jury Begins Mulling $6.6M Computer Contract Dispute
• Aspect Software Mulling Bid For Faster Exit From Ch. 11
• Workers Hit Salesforce.com With Race, Gender Bias Suits
• Wi-Fi Band Expansion May Harm Hearing Aids, FCC Warned
• Deals Rumor Mill: Standard Chartered, Yahoo, Tesco
• Intellectual Ventures Patents Rightly Nixed, Fed. Circ. Told
• Sony To Shell Out $19.5M To End Battery Antitrust Claims
• Microsoft Gives Boost To US-EU Data Accord
• Antonelli, Protostorm Fight For Coverage Of Malpractice Spat
• 'Smart' Ways To Avoid FTC Internet Of Things Scrutiny
• After Fed. Circ. Loss, SimpleAir Again Hits Google With IP Suit
• No $15B Hutchison-O2 Deal Without Divestitures, UK Says
• Dell Spinoff SecureWorks Readies Year's 1st Tech IPO
• 3 Advantages Of Arbitrating IP Disputes
• SEC Sues Texas AG Paxton Over Tech Co. Promotions
• The Role Of Section 271(g) In The Wake Of ClearCorrect
• Recovery From Q1 IPO Slump Could Take Years
• Apple Told To Aid Phone Probe In Mass., Unsealed Docs Show
• 5th Circ. Nixes Injunction Blocking Miss. AG's Google Probe
• App Developer's IP Theft Claims Not Barred, 9th Circ. Says
• 3rd Circ. Asked To Uphold $64M Deal In Verizon Billing Suit
• Yahoo Seeks To Quash Order For CEO Mayer's Emails
• 2nd Circ. Irked By Judge's Sarcasm In Data Privacy Trial
• Ex-HP Tech Workers Lose Class Cert. Bid In OT Suit
• FCC's Wheeler Pushes Business Data Services Regs
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Decision Keeping LED Patent Alive
• Apple Urges Fed Circ. To Fully Invalidate Menu Patents
• Bankrupt Jumio Says Objectors To Takeover Are Mudslinging
• Fed. Circ. Backs Adobe's Jury Win In DRM Patent Fight
• Fed Circ. Urged To Circle Back To Square's Payment IP Win
• Legal Delivery In The 'Gig Economy'
• Why High Court Was Right To Take Samsung V. Apple
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Paul Hastings, Sullivan
• Shell Benzene Patent Row Improperly Tossed, Fed. Circ. Told
• Group Accuses Google Of 'Ploy' To Skirt Auto Safety Regs
• Corning To Buy Fiber Optic Component Co. In $305M Deal
• Feds Still Require Apple's Help To Unlock Phone In NY Case
• FBI Chief Says San Bernardino Hack Won't Open New IPhones
• SEC Eyes Tougher Stance On Silicon Valley, Pre-IPO Market
• Experian Seeing 70 Tax Phishing Scams Weekly, Director Says
• Judge Says 'Incomprehensible' EMC Patent Verdict Must Stand
• GOP Bill Puts Iran Cyberespionage In Crosshairs
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Apex Technology, Mediaset
• Voice Input Patent Misheard In Apple Win, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fed. Circ. Reviews Spam-Filter Patents Nixed Under Alice
• Civil Liberties Orgs Press NSA To Pause Data-Sharing Plan
• Consumer Groups Blast US-EU 'Privacy Shield'
• H-1B Visa Cap Reached For 2017 Fiscal Year
• Calif. Tribe Says Immunity Quashes Casino Vendor's Suit
• Driverless Cars Pave The Way For Real Estate Development
• Judge Rejects $12M Lyft Class Deal That Shortchanges Drivers
• Quinn Emanuel Partner Tapped As New Executive Deputy AG
• SEC Turns Its Attention To Private Companies
• Royalty Bases And Damages Theories: A Fed. Circ. Update
• Apple Accuses VirnetX Of 'Unabashed Smear' In $625M IP Row
• FTC Has Tools To Regulate Emerging Tech, McSweeny Says
• Apple Camera Lens Maker Tells Fed. Circ. Rival Infringed IP
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chevron, Mitel Networks, KKR
• Construction's $2.6B In Claims Easily Tops At AAA In 2015
• Apigee Lied To Raise $87M IPO, Suit Claims
• Greenberg Traurig Picks Up Proskauer PE Pro In DC
• Oracle v Google Judge Weighs Fair Use 'Alternate Universe'
• Encrypted Messaging App Maker Alleges Extortion In IP Fight
• ZTE Warns Investors Of Possible US Sanctions Penalties
• MasterCard's Use Of IBM Goods Not Tax Exempt, Court Says
• EU Regulators Tout Looming 'Privacy Shield' Opinion
• Jumio Stakeholders Fight Facebook Co-Founder Takeover Bid
• FCC's 'Nutrition' Labels Mostly Empty Calories, For Now
• FBI Still Sorting Out Apple Phone Unlock Fallout, GC Says
• FTC Offers Aid To Health Apps In Navigating Privacy Law Web
• 3rd Circ. Won't Rehear Denied Coverage Suit Over IP Battle
• Feds Say They Paid Fair Share In $1.5B Superfund Site
• Regulatory Actions Don't Mean Misconduct, Qualcomm Says
• Fed. Circ. Upholds 1 MPHJ Scanner Patent Claim In HP Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, Halliburton, Siemens
• AT&T Says Calif. Cell Tax Class Action Should Be Federal
• Privacy Watchdog Sues For Drone Task Force Meeting Records
• Sirius Can't Challenge T-Mobile, AT&T Spectrum Leasing: FCC
• Leeds Equity Partners Nets $275M In Evanta Ventures Sale
• Twitter Wins Deal To Stream Thursday Night NFL Games
• DOD Must Clarify Cyber Breach Agency Support Plans: GAO
• Cozen O'Connor Adds 2 Ring Bender IP Pros
• Berkeley Defends Cellphone Warning Ordinance At 9th Circ.
• 10 Tech Trends Automakers And Insurers Need To Watch
• IPhone Access Gets Attention, 'Stingrays' Fly Under The Radar
• Lay And Expert Testimony: Using Employee Witnesses
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Will Endure After Obama, Official Says
• ACLU Wants Suspected Apple Unlock Fight Made Public
• Dell, Others Back USPTO's AIA Claims Rules At High Court
• Intuit Pushes For Arbitration, Stay In TurboTax Class Action
• Job Candidate Evaluation Patent Axed As Invalid Under Alice
• Fed. Circ. Says Trading Software Doesn't Infringe Larger IP
• Yahoo Gets Attorneys' Fees In NCAA Contest Insurance Row
• EC Says Probe Of Apple's Ireland Tax Deal Needs More Time
• Deals Rumor Mill: Secureworks, KKR, Ambac
• Blackstone To Pay Up To $1.1B For Indian IT Co.
• The OCC's Open Approach To Fintech Innovation
• FCC Releases 'Nutritional Labels' For Broadband Service
• Google Asks Fed. Circ. To Clarify Use Of Prosecution History
• 4 Billing Habits Every Attorney Should Develop Now
• British Bookies Team Up On $143M Loan For Gaming Tech Co.
• Paul Hastings Guides Brocade In $1.2B Ruckus Wireless Deal
• 7 Lessons I Learned As A Trial Lawyer On Jury Duty
• Say It Ain't So: Fed. Circ. Denies ClearCorrect Rehearing
• Google, Oracle To Stay Out Of Jurors' Social Media In IP Trial
• Smartflash Patent Claim Axed In Row With Apple, Samsung
• EU 'Privacy Shield' Would Survive Scrutiny, Report Says
• Slack Pulls In $200M, Earns $3.8B Valuation
• Brand Battles: Apple Still Dealing With Cisco's 'IPhone'
• Apple, Path Slam Class Cert. Bid In Contact-Dump Dispute
• Union Can't Muck Up Lyft Drivers $12M Class Deal, Court Told
• Questions Linger About The Future Of Cyber Sanctions
• Fox Subsidiary Pays $5.9M To Ditch No-Poach Class Action
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google Win In IP Suit Over Search Patent
• FCC Chair Says Netflix's Throttling Beyond Agency Authority
• DOD's $317M Hub Will Develop Next-Gen Fabrics
• China's National Silicon Pays $195M For Semiconductor Co.
• The 2016 Rising Stars, By Firm
• Taxation With Representation: Pillsbury, Hogan, Ropes
• DOD Hands Out $7.2B In Advanced Tech Support Contracts
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out $85M Patent Verdict Against Google
• EQT Stake Buy Values Web Content Software Co. At $1B
• When Employee Ranking Systems Become A Legal Liability
• An Important ITC Lesson For Tech Companies