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Technology - October, 2016

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• Navy Yard Contractor Must Still Face Claims Over Shooting
• Venable Atty Seeks Sanction For Coffee Spill In IP Suit
• Pfizer, Others Tell High Court PTAB Unfair To Patent Owners
• NobelBiz Patent Award Boosted To More Than $2M
• Apple, Samsung Can't Escape LTE Patent Suit Under Alice
• Louisville Utility Pole Law Meets Federal Regs, FCC Says
• Intersil Investors Seek To Halt $3.2B Renesas Purchase
• Health Care IT Co. Says Investors Cost It $2M In Taxes
• Ex-Prosecutor, Others Call Comey Email Letter Out Of Line
• Apple Beats 'Jane Doe' Ex-Atty's Bias Suit Over Anonymity
• Philips Wants High Court Review Of Wash. Price-Fixing Case
• Justices Want Government's Input On 'Dancing Baby' Appeal
• Deals Rumor Mill: DraftKings, Brocade, InvenSense
• UK Firm Misys Pulls $637M IPO, Citing Market Conditions
• Hexagon CEO Detained In Insider-Trading Investigation
• 6th Circ. Says Tax Fraud Case Not Double Jeopardy
• UK Regulator Vows To Implement EU Privacy Rules
• DOD To Launch Chief Innovation Officer Position
• SEC Says Apple Must Allow Vote On Executive Pay Study
• Ford Again Challenges Versata Software Patents
• Warburg Pincus Teams With Chinese Firm On Data Center JV
• CenturyLink To Buy Level 3 In $34B Telecom Tie-Up
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 2
• Palantir Wins Challenge To $206M Army Deal
• Williamson Aftermath: A Big Shift In Functional Claiming
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 7
• Deloitte Exec Sees Driverless Cars Changing Real Estate
• EU Regulators Warn WhatsApp, Yahoo Over Privacy Missteps
• FDA OKs St. Jude Device For Lowering Certain Stroke Risks
• Consulting Co. Says NASA Stole Data Reporting System IP
• FCC Could Face Tough Road To Barring Forced Arbitration
• Lenovo Users Get Class Cert., Lose Some Claims Over Adware
• Kenyon & Kenyon Says Patent Malpractice Suit Falls Flat
• Advertisers Sue Facebook Over Video Metrics Inflation
• Taxation With Representation: Paul Weiss, Skadden, Sullivan
• FBI Opens Probe Into New Clinton Emails
• Rolls-Royce Co. Says EFH Owes $4.1M For Power Plant Work
• PE-Backed Golf Co. Acushnet Leads 3 IPOs Totaling $582M
• SEC Suit Against Ex-Logitech Execs Left Mostly Intact
• Real Estate Rumors: CBRE, Rocket Fuel, AG Real Estate
• Content Is King In Hunting Up Deals For Telcos, Media & Tech
• Xerox Settles Shareholder Suit Over Upcoming Split
• What Amici Say In High Court Patent Laches Case
• The Cubs' Last World Series Win: A Patent Time Capsule
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 6
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 1
• OPINION: Overclaiming Is Criminal
• Florida Man Pleads Guilty In Email Hacking Spam Mail Case
• Father Of Bitcoin Exchange Operator Pleads Guilty
• Panasonic, Buyers Tussle Over Antitrust Suits' Timing
• Qualcomm Taps 4 Firms For $37.7B NXP Semiconductors Deal
• Winston & Strawn, Weil Guide Blank Check Firm's $480M IPO
• Facebook's Spokeo Bid To End Privacy Suit Faces Skepticism
• White House Unveils Plan To Modernize Federal IT Systems
• Dropbox Asks Judge To Trash Thru's Trademark Challenge
• EPIC Urges Mass. High Court To Revive Gmail Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: CenturyLink, McDonald's, Playboy
• PTAB Says GoPro's Camera Patent Challenge Is A No-Go
• FCC Sets New Privacy Framework For Broadband Providers
• As Questions Loom, FCC Presses On With Universal Service
• GSA Hires Former Pixar Exec To Lead Technology Service
• HBO Can't Get Fees After $200M 'Ballers' Copyright Win
• Fitbit Denied Bid To Shed Shareholder Suit
• Insurance Coverage For The Internet Of (Defective) Things
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 5
• Financial Regs A Stumbling Block For Blockchain: S&P Study
• Rainmaker Q&A: Godwin Bowman's Bruce Bowman
• Qualcomm Inks $37.7B Deal For NXP Semiconductors
• Pa. Hacker Who Leaked Nude Celeb Photos Gets 18 Months
• Robocall Strike Force Still Has Work To Do, FCC Heads Say
• 3 Things To Watch For In ISP Privacy Rule
• Samsung Can't Shave Two Patents From Huawei's LTE Suit
• Latham Attys, Craigslist Blast EveryMD Motion For Sanctions
• Best Buy Ditches OT Claims After Judge Allows Redo
• EA Tells Fed. Circ. Sports Game Patent Strikes Out Under Alice
• Uber Drivers Push For Cert. In Safe Rides Fee Dispute
• The Road Ahead: Transportation Innovation Funding In 2017
• Oracle Takes Google Copyright Case To Fed. Circ.
• Qualcomm Investors Appeal Chancery Toss Of Antitrust Suit
• FCC Asked To Nix NY's 'Brazen' $170M Broadband Fund Bid
• Camera Data Patent MDL About Software, Manufacturers Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, Dr Pepper Snapple, RPC Group
• More Than Lip (Sync) Service: McRO's Guidance For USPTO
• Time Warner Takeover Pushes Need For Uniform Privacy Regs
• Post-Spokeo, Standing Challenges Remain Unpredictable
• EU Files For WTO Panel On Chinese Raw Material Exports
• Many Drone Waivers, Applications Rejected, FAA Says
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 4
• Dial Or Push-Button: Oral Arguments In Appeal Of FCC Order
• How To Respond To A Data Breach? The FTC Has Answers
• Sen. Calls For Tougher Internet-Of-Things Rules After Attack
• Twitter Brass Falsely Inflated Stock Price, Suit Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pacific Controls, Coca-Cola, Clydesdale
• Ontario Regulators Unveil Canada's First Fintech Hub
• Justices Asked To Review Fed. Circ. Authority Over USPTO
• 'Time Has Come' For Enhanced Patent Damages, Halo Says
• Notification Patent Asserted Against UPS Deemed Abstract
• Loop AI Atty Calls Judge's Sanction Threat Baseless
• ATopTech Can't Prove Estoppel After $30M IP Verdict
• Verizon Pushes FCC To Limit Broadcaster Negotiation Tactics
• Cities' Transaction Taxes Threaten Digital Content Cos.
• Antitrust Authorities Step Up Merger Enforcement
• 10th Circ. OKs Testimony On Bankruptcy In Royalty Case
• Quinn Emanuel Adds IP Pro From Ropes & Gray In NY Office
• China's FGC Stands By $728M Aixtron Deal Despite Pushback
• DOD Cyber Teams Now Trained Up And Ready
• BuckleySandler Nabs Ex-Fifth Third GC For Banking Practice
• Web Attack Piles Onto Internet Of Things Security Concerns
• A Look At Federal Preemption Of State Drone Laws
• High Court Can Restore Some Sanity To Design Patents
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 3
• Bridging The Gap Between Outside And Inside Counsel
• Demystifying The Migration To Cloud Technology
• Lead Counsel's $46.3M Fee Cut By $1.3M In CRT MDL
• Implant Sciences Ch. 11 Gets Official Equity Committee
• TransPerfect Workers Lose Bid To Weigh In On CEO's Appeal
• Father Behind Facebook Birth Video Sues Another Media Co.
• Rep. Pallone Aide Pushes FCC Privacy Rules As Good Step
• Loop Atty Presses Calif. Judge to Retract 'Retribution' Order
• Samsung Reaches Deal In Smartphone Camera IP Dispute
• Kid-Track Firm Gets OK On Sale Plan With Bidder Protections
• Apple Can't Get Full KO On FaceTime Patent Claims
• Oracle FSS Withdrawal Highlights Increasing Contractor Woes
• FCC Must Go Further With Emergency Alert Reforms: NYC
• ITC To Probe Allegedly Infringing Semiconductor Tech
• ADT Alarm Hackability Suit Trimmed, Fraud Claim Remains
• Carlyle-Backed LDiscovery Grabs Competitor In $410M Deal
• Fed. Circ. Won't Pause Garmin Import Ban During IP Case
• CFPB Aims To Help Fintech Shake Up Consumer Finance
• HP, Panasonic Come To Terms In Disk Drive Antitrust MDL
• The Problem With Breachless Cyberinsurance Claims
• Artificial Intelligence May Help Predict Case Outcomes: Study
• GSA Further Streamlines Schedules For Small Vendors
• Francisco Partners Closes $600M Tech-Focused Fund
• Battle Over $63M Award Doesn't Belong In Mass., Court Hears
• Recent Decisions Clarify Reach Of IPR Petitioner Estoppel
• Copyright's Role In The Internet Of Things
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 2
• So You Want To Be A Partner? You Need A Mentor
• Competitive Carrier Chief Looks Toward Post-Election Reset
• Russian Indicted For Hacking LinkedIn, Dropbox, Others
• US Trustee Objects To Kid-Track Firm's Ch. 11 Bid Terms
• USPTO Wants Suit Over Power Outage 'Holidays' Thrown Out
• High Court Asked To Review Apple Patent Win Under Cuozzo
• Real Estate Rumors: Kushner, Jeff Bezos, Madison Capital
• Ruling Against Offshore Partnerships Final, 3rd Circ. Says
• Mass. Man To Cop To $1B Pyramid Scheme Ahead Of Trial
• PTAB Won't Reconsider Axing VirnetX Patents In Apple IP Row
• Self-Driving Car Makers Air Concerns Over Draft Calif. Rules
• FCC's Privacy Plan Still Too Strict, Broadband Group Says
• 6 Firms To Steer 7 IPOs Totaling $2.6B Led By Blockbuster
• Brand Battles: Arsenal FC, Chicago Cubs, Microsoft
• Judge Reconsiders, Axes Vehicle-Tracking Patent As Abstract
• GE's Danfoss Claims Tossed In Compressor Cartel MDL
• Hedge Funds Fret Over Data Security In Fintech Age: Survey
• Deals Rumor Mill: Qualcomm, HollyFrontier, Xella
• McDermott Gains Transactional Partner From Locke Lord
• OPINION: The 2nd Circ.'s Misguided Approach To Antitrust
• Defense Agency Rightly Excluded IT Contract Bid, GAO Says
• GoPro Urges Confirmation Of $1M Award Against Distributor
• Providence Strategic Growth Invests $115M In PaySimple
• Nortel Gets OK For First Steps Of $7.3B Allocation Deal
• GE Won't Budge On $1.4B Offer For 3-D Printing Cos.
• Clergy For Black Churches Press FCC On Biz Data Regs
• DOJ Charges Ex-Tech Exec, College Pals With Insider Trading
• OPINION: Getting Practical About Patent Quality
• Yahoo Urges Gov't To Declassify Email Scan Order, If It Exists
• Apple V. Samsung: Consumer Input In Design Patent Cases
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 1
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fenwick & West's Cynthia Clarfield Hess
• Venable Snags Digitial Ad Pro To Bolster Privacy Practice
• DOD Cyber Rule May Create As Many Problems As It Solves
• Fitbit Cleared Of Jawbone's Trade Secret Claims At ITC
• Funding Benchmark In Startup Founder Rule Draws Scrutiny
• Apple Aims To Nix $3M IP Loss, MobileMedia Seeks $15M More
• Timberlake, Spears Lose Fees In Fed. Circ. Patent Row
• Arista Looks To Nix ITC Cisco Patent Ruling At Fed. Circ.
• Malaysian Central Bank Forms Fintech Regulatory Sandbox
• Huge, Unregulated Face Recognition Database Exists: Study
• FCC's Clyburn Lays Out Lofty Agenda For Broadband Access
• ACLU Seeks Release Of Secret Rulings On Gov't Snooping
• FCC's Pai Slams Agency's Overreach Amid Court Reversals
• Sen. Says FCC Privacy Plan Gives Consumers Needed Control
• Mass. Paves Way For New Self-Driving Cars
• Deals Rumor Mill: Qatar, Saudi Arabian Govt., Samsung
• Bwin Rolls Snake Eyes In Bid To Nix Gaming Patents
• Kansas Couple In GPS Bull's-Eye Can Move Forward With Suit
• Trial Pros' Secret To Courtroom Success
• Top EU Court Urged To Revive Intel's Appeal Of €1B Fine
• Exec Can't Use Texas Condo To Duck Suit, Shareholder Says
• DOD Issues Final Rule For Contractors To Report Cyberattacks
• A Shift Toward Increased Antitrust Scrutiny Of Tech Cos.
• CDPQ Buys $155M Stake In Logistics Co. From KKR, Goldman
• Rimini Takes Oracle Copyright Fight To 9th Circ.
• Pa. House OKs Bill To Legalize Uber, Lyft Statewide
• India's Wipro Nabs US Cloud Co. Appirio In $500M Deal
• DTSA's Reach Extended To Continuing Misappropriation
• 3 Ways Malls Are Repositioning Amid Anchor Store Exits
• IP Addresses Fall Under EU Privacy Law, Top Court Says
• Apple Escapes Some Claims In Bricked IPhone Suit
• Del. Justices Question 'Sloppy' Pleadings In Zynga Appeal
• Sprint Says It's Waited Long Enough For Biz Data Reform
• Jumio's Ch. 11 Plan, Global Creditor Settlement Approved
• Online Chinese Travel Co. Valued At $4B In Go-Private Deal
• Atty's Judicial Misconduct Claims May Lead To Sanctions
• Yahoo Beats Securities Suit Over Alibaba Investment
• Uber Hit With Suit Over Location-Detecting Tech Patent
• Apple Sues Over 'Dangerous' Fake Chargers Sold Online
• Website Bias Claim In Libel Suit Won't Stand, NJ Court Says
• Inventor Makes Another Push For High Court To Review IPRs
• Fed. Circ. Radically Changes The Law Of Obviousness
• Carter Validus Buys AT&T Data Center Property In $80M Deal
• $30M Ends Dell's IP Feud With Pure Storage
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Vista Equity Partners, Chevron
• Investor Seeks To Redeem Gone-Dark China Firm's Stock
• Federal Judges Slam Alice At Event Honoring Judge Whyte
• Judge 'Strongly Inclined' To OK $10B VW Diesel Deal
• ITC Asks Justices To Leave $6.2M Consent Order Fine Alone
• NSA Official Says Mostly Old Holes, Not New Ones In Hacks
• HP Makes Another Push To End Navy Yard-Shooting Suits
• US Urges Justices To Take Case On Patent Exhaustion Rules
• Emirates Says Jury Already Resolved CEO Extortion Claim
• FCC Told To Harmonize Privacy Plans With Other Regulators
• FanDuel Shakes Online Gambling IP Suit For Now
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Provide Guidance On PTAB Appeals
• 2nd Circ. Shuts Down ITT Suit Over Acquired Patent
• The 5 Practice Areas Poised For A 2017 Growth Spurt
• Carmakers Press FCC To Move On Automated Car Spectrum
• Revisiting The Post-Sale Duty To Warn
• FCC Urged Not To Let Ethernet Off The Hook For Regs
• FCC Warned Of New Broadcast TV Standard's Impact On Cable
• Tech 'Unicorn' Twilio Unveils Offering With 7M Shares
• Keppel DC REIT Raising $199M To Buy Singapore Data Center
• Dreamworks To Pay $50M To Settle Animator Poaching Suit
• Aerotec Likely To Guide 9th Circ. On Aftermarket Issues
• Russia Election Hacks Appear Unlikely To Spur New Sanctions
• Calif. AG Launches Tool To Report Privacy Policy Violations
• Samsung Buyers Allege 'Stealth Contracting' At 9th Circ.
• Jumio Says Global Creditor Settlement Key To Ch. 11 Plan
• Va. Atty Cops To Falsifying Visa Docs For IT Co. Workers
• Comcast Praises FCC's Backing Down On Some Rate Regs
• Hatch Says Only Congress Can Fix Overseas Data Issue
• Tech Groups Want Free Data Flows, Havens In Services Pact
• Shareholders' Attorneys Win Fee Bid In Dell Appraisal Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Circuit Patents Are Abstract
• Broadband Privacy Plan Still Flawed, Carriers Tell FCC
• Message Blocking May Put Public In Harm's Way, FCC Told
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Invalidation Of Streaming Patents
• Tech Firms Nab $36M In US Defense Innovation Contracts
• Deals Rumor Mill: Mentor Graphics, Pekao, Banco Patagonia
• PTAB Guts IP For F-35 Helmet Tech Following Elbit Challenge
• PE-Backed Acushnet Tops 5 IPO Launches Totaling $907M
• ITC Bars Computer Cable Imports Protested By Belkin
• FCC Urged To Wrap Broadband Privacy, Set-Top Plans
• Unlikely Success For M&A Post-Closing Disclosure Claims
• Aaron's Spying Software Proposed Class Renews Cert. Bid
• Morningstar Picks Up Data Provider PitchBook In $180M Deal
• OPINION: 3rd-Party Litigation Funding Needs Transparency
• Pleading Direct Infringement After Abrogation Of Rule 84
• Highlights Of HHS Privacy Guidance For Cloud Providers
• Rainmaker Q&A: Goodwin Procter's Stuart Cable
• Microsoft Must Face Disparate-Impact Claims In Bias Suit
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• MasterCard Exec, Others Urge Flexible Cybersecurity Regime
• EA, Others Say Fed. Circ. Lip-Sync Patent Ruling Muddied Law
• Incompas Urges FCC To Speed Up Rate Cuts
• All Samsung Galaxy Note7 Phones Banned From Airplanes
• Facebook Co-Founder Blames Jumio Ch. 11 On Ex-CEO
• Regulators In Conflict Over Cyberthreat Approach, Panel Says
• Fan Says Colts' App Listened In On Private Conversations
• Google Wants 'Abusive' Weekly Pay Class Claims Tossed
• Workers Say Financial Tech Co. Denied Them On-Call Pay
• Feds Push 2nd Circ. To Redo Microsoft Overseas Warrant Win
• Infoblox Investor Asks Del. Court To Speed Merger Suit
• Maynard Cooper Opens NY Office With 3 IP Partners
• SEC Blasts Ex-MySpace Owner's Whistleblower Appeal
• FCC's O'Rielly Slams DC Circ. Order Backing Net Neutrality
• Justices Seem Unsatisfied With Design Patent Damages Tests
• SoftBank, Saudi Arabia Launch $100B Tech Fund
• Lyft Faces Another TCPA Suit Over Autodialed Texts
• LG Settles Camera Patent Appeal At Fed. Circ.
• How Comcast Was Punished For 'Negative Option Billing'
• PTAB Flips Obviousness Finding After Fed. Circ. Remand
• Tech Writers Class Certified After 7th Circ. Waivers Ruling
• Hedge Fund Pays SEC $8.9M For Insider Trading Claims
• Marine Corps Announces First Use Of Cyberfighting Process
• Xerox Preferred Shareholder Sues To Block Company Split
• Samsung Denied Atty Fees After DSS Patent Win At Fed. Circ.
• Nortek, Energy Labs Duel Over Post-Verdict Judgment Bids
• IRS Objects To Jumio Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation
• Hong Kong Opens Probe Of Brokers' Cybersecurity Readiness
• Rural ISPs Push FCC's Pai On Broadband Access
• Solera Says Challenge To $6.5B Merger Should Be Tossed
• Fed. Circ. OKs Nix Of DataTreasury's Check-Imaging Patents
• Marvell Ducks Investor Suit Over $750M Carnegie Mellon Deal
• Zynga Escapes IP Suit Over Casino Gaming Suite Under Alice
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Enplas Appeal Of Patent Loss
• Accenture Reaches $500K Settlement In Bias Class Action
• FCC's Privacy Rules Must Not Limit States, DC AG Says
• US Presses On With WTO Case Over China Export Restraints
• IRS Says Microsoft Must Hand Over Tax Planning Docs
• Palantir Investor Wants Patent, TM Suit In Fed. Court
• New Cybersecurity Regulations For NY Insurers And Banks
• Will High Court Take On Patent Exhaustion?
• Oracle Gets $28M Interest After $50M Rimini IP Trial Win
• $3M Settlement, $450K Fee OK'd In Del. Mavenir Merger Suit
• Tax-Evading Techie Moves To Beat $10.2M Tax Bill For Fraud
• Tough Politics Force Wheeler To Limit Business Data Plan
• Jumio Equity Holder Objects To Releases For Directors
• Blizzard Seeks Fees In Downloader Patent Victory
• Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn's Patent Win Challenged
• USPTO Urges Fed. Circ. To Let Claim Construction Case Lie
• ChargePoint Fears VW Deal May Hurt Zero-Emissions Market
• IBM Sues Startup For Allegedly Stealing Software Code
• Nortel Settles Cross-Border $7.3B Bankruptcy Allocation Fight
• Investor Suit Over OM Group's $1B Sale To Apollo Tossed
• Move To Pin DNC Hack On Russia Needs Strong Follow-Up
• Bomb Detector Co. Gets Interim OK For $1.5M DIP Draw
• FCC Must Reject Google's ISP Privacy Plan, Advocate Says
• Hulu, Others Persuade PTAB To Nix Media Transfer Patent
• Robots Are Coming For Your Jobs, Legal Academic Says
• O'Melveny Reps DigitalGlobe In $140M Deal For Analytics Co.
• Samsung Says Jury Was Right To Invalidate Imaging Patent
• Making The Most Of Product Recall, Contamination Insurance
• IRS Releases Final Regulations On Internal Use Software
• Ice Cream And Talking Pictures: Brandeis On Patents
• 'Internet Of Things' Protocols: Past And Future Trends
• The Art Of Silence At Trial
• Health Care Co. Beats Privacy Patent Suit At Fed. Circ.
• GeoTag Can't Get Justices' Eyes On Google Patent Dispute
• Loeb & Loeb Nabs Real Estate Atty From Hogan Lovells
• Anadigics Investor Seeks Rare 'Quasi-Appraisal' In Del.
• Infoblox Investor Says $1.6B Offer Undervalues Company
• FCC's Eased Privacy Plan Still Divides Internet Ecosystem
• Agencies Amend Export Controls On Laser, Guidance Tech
• Pillsbury Snags Corporate IP Partner From Reed Smith
• Calif. AG Tackles 'Sophisticated' Cybercriminals In Initiative
• $4.3B Rackspace-Apollo Deal Faces Del. Class Challenge
• FCC's Wheeler Touts Accessible Tech For Disabled
• Tech Startup Twilio Unveils $400M Follow-On Stock Offering
• Norton Rose's New US Managing Partner Eyes Expansion
• Samsung Gives Up Permanently On Troubled Galaxy Note 7
• Autonomous Car Tested For First Time In Public In UK
• Ex-Baker Botts Patent Client Tries Again To Revive $41M Win
• FCC Should Move On New Broadcast TV Standard, Pai Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: CenturyLink, OMV, LPL Financial Holdings
• Greylock Partners Nabs $1B For Early Stage Tech Fund
• Latham Attys' IP Filing Hasty, Merits Sanctions, EveryMD Says
• Advertising Industry Hits FCC's Broadband Privacy Plans
• Biotech Zymergen Banks $130M From Private Investors
• Justices Question $400M Award In Apple-Samsung Case
• Justices Refuse Question On AIA Review's Constitutionality
• Samsung SDI Settles Antitrust Claims By Dell In Battery MDL
• Patents For Computer Applications, Not Medical Diagnostics?
• California Revises Draft Autonomous Vehicle Regulations
• Microsoft Holds Up Cybersecurity Framework As Global Model
• Justices May Cut Design Patent Value In Apple-Samsung Case
• HP, Silicon Graphics Beat Investor Bid To Block Merger Vote
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Sony Win On $4M Antitrust Deal
• SAP, Accenture Lose Bid For Fees In Wellogix IP Row
• RadioShack, Circuit City Again Seek Discovery In Drive Suit
• Spanish Agency To Probe WhatsApp, Facebook Data-Sharing
• FCC Head Proposes 'Light Touch' For New Biz-Data Players
• Uber Gets OK To Run In Philly In Reversal Of Day-Old Order
• Fiat Chrysler Beats Patent Holding Co.'s UConnect IP Suit
• Twitter Hit With $2.7B Suit Over VoIP Patents
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Amaya, Delta Lloyd
• Yahoo's Reported NSA Assist To Complicate Privacy Shield
• Recreational Vehicle Co. Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $290M
• Samsung Denies Injury In Patent Antitrust Suit
• Some Hotel Feedback Products Not Subject To NY Sales Tax
• Full Fed. Circ. Revives Apple's $120M Samsung Patent Win
• The Ins And Outs Of Working In-House
• New ISO Standards Will Help Lawyers Navigate The Cloud
• A Defense Of The Current Jurisprudence On Section 101
• Online Brokerage Founder Held In Contempt In Fraud Suit
• Munck Wilson Enters Austin, Adds IP, Litigation Partners
• Tablet Co. Sold To Mattel To Poll Creditors On Ch. 11 Plan
• Comcast Slams Verizon Plan For FCC Special Access Reform
• Judge Not Sold On Airbnb Free-Speech Claim On SF Rent Law
• 4 Firms Steer IPOs Totaling $672M Led By 'Unicorn' Coupa
• DoCoMo Brings $1.2B Tata Telecom Arbitration Spat To NY
• Apple Says FaceTime Didn't Infringe Straight Path Patents
• Samsung, LG Accused Of Anti-Poaching Pact For Third Time
• FCC Sets Out Revised Privacy Rules For Broadband Providers
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, CSN, Rosneft
• CPSC Probing Report Of Samsung Galaxy Note Fire On Plane
• DLA Piper DQ Sought Under 'Hot Potato' Rule In Patent Row
• 3 Arrested In Plot To Export Controlled Tech To Russia
• Uber Shielded Driver Who Assaulted Passenger, Suit Says
• McDermott Will Adds Silicon Valley M&A Partner From MoFo
• Lockheed And Unquantifiable Risk In Gov't Contracts M&A
• Coming Soon: The 3-D (And 4-D) Brief
• Senate Dems Push For 'Transparent' Spectrum Sharing Tests
• Tech Companies And The New FCPA Pilot Program
• Nixed Shipping Patents Solve A Problem, Fed. Circ. Told
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Win For Juniper On Router Patents
• GAO Denies Lockheed Protest Of $500M Tech Contract
• Gilstrap Pauses Review Of Most Acacia Unit Patents
• 4 Things Attorneys Need To Know About Legal Technology
• SEPs At The ITC: Guidance From Recent Decision
• Lam Research, KLA-Tencor Scrap $10B Merger Deal
• Fed. Circ. Pushed To Bring Back Speaker IP Against Apple
• Insurers, Startups Tout Advancements In Data Collection
• J&J Mea Culpa May Help Contain Device Data Security Fallout
• Microsoft, Sony Units To Arbitrate Battery Antitrust Row
• Lyft Beats Driver's FCRA Class Action Under Spokeo
• Google Job Applicants Win Class Cert. In Age Bias Suit
• DataTreasury Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive AIA-Reviewed Patents
• Child Tracking Device Maker Hits Ch. 11 Seeking A Buyer
• WashTech Says Judge Got It Wrong In Visa Rule Challenge
• Yahoo's Mayer Regime Discriminates Against Men, Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Jose Cuervo, Leslie's Poolmart
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive High Voltage Sex Harassment Suit
• Sony Loses Alice Bid To Toss Patents In PlayStation 4 Suit
• McGuireWoods Adds Alston & Bird Tech Deal Maker
• Privacy Watchdog Won't Get Fees For Data Pact Release Suit
• Negligence Suit Over Tech Sold To China Will Stay In Pa.
• FCC Gets Public Interest Pressure To Adopt Data Rate Regs
• Tech 'Unicorn' Coupa Upsizes IPO, Raises Price Range
• CFPB's Prepaid Rule May Preview Checking Overdraft Fight
• Brennan Investment Group Buys Industrial Site In Texas
• Activision, Others Want Multiplayer Software Patents Axed
• Sports Data Co. Buys TV Yellow First-Down Line Developer
• The 'Tough Noogies' Doctrine: Rights But No Remedies
• TalkTalk Hit With Record Fine For 2015 Data Breach
• 4 Tips For Overcoming 'Abstract Idea' Rejection
• CFPB Boosts Protections On Prepaid Cards, Mobile Wallets
• Tech Co. Scores $1.3M Attorneys' Fee Win In Patent Case
• Facebook Beats Source Code Request In URL Privacy Suit
• Yelp Must Stop Using TM'd Slogan, Travel Co. Tells Judge
• J&J Says Insulin Device Can Be Hacked But Risk Is Low
• Fed. Circ. Judge's Proposed Software Patent Ban Is A Reach
• Goodwin Adds FinTech Partner From Hogan Lovells
• UAE Men Fight Cerner's Bid To Seize Condo For $63M Award
• Google, Samsung, Others Duck Patent Claims
• Netflix, Dish Reject Net Neutrality Rehearing At DC Circ.
• App Developer Boosts Privacy For Kids To End Texas' Claims
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Key Issues Still Hamper Set-Top Box Plan
• 3 Firms Top $300B In Deal Value Since January
• FCC Pressured On Privacy Rules' Effect On Small ISPs
• FCC Commish, Sen. Push For Rural Telehealth In W. Va.
• OPINION: Ways To Prevent Low-Quality Patents
• A Look At Manufacturer Liability For The Internet Of Things
• Who's To Blame When No One Is Manning The Ship?
• Judge Kills $5M Phone Caption Verdict, Rules Patent Obvious
• 1 Firm Breaks From Pack As IPOs Rebound In Sept.
• Investors Not Flocking To Capital Markets Fintechs: Report
• No End To IPO Flurry As 4 More Firms Reveal Plans
• Deals Rumor Mill: Royal Philips, Bai Brands, Concordia
• Supreme Court Won't Look At Google Tracking Appeal
• FCC's Rosenworcel Hit With Set-Top Box Input From The Hill
• FCC Knocks Move To Rehear Net Neutrality Win At DC Circ.
• Panasonic Settles Optical Disk Drive Suit With Florida
• Trump Vows To Create Expert Team To Boost Cybersecurity
• Ex-MySpace Owner Declared Vexatious Litigant
• Best Buy To Pay Nearly $4M For Recalled Product Sales
• Facebook Pushes For Spectrum Flexibility, Sharing At FCC
• High Court Won't Examine Patent Board's CBM Reviews
• Synopsys Fights Mentor Graphics' PTAB Win At Fed. Circ.
• Final IRS Regs Extend R&D Credit To Some Unsold Software
• High Court Declines Appeal Attacking 'Misapplication' Of Alice
• LG Won't Get Bench Trial In CRT Price-Fixing Class Action
• Pentagon Finalizes Contractor Cyberattack Reporting Rule
• Apple Hit With $300M VirnetX Patent Verdict In Texas
• A Pre-Market Approval System For Driverless Vehicles?
• FCC Says List Subscribers Can Get Spoof Calls Blocked
• Cisco Trademark Suit Not Covered, Court Says
• Insurance Implications Of 'The Internet Of Things'
• High Court Won't Hear Tyco Whistleblower Retaliation Case
• High Court Won't Review Cisco's $74M Patent Win
• PTAB Approaches To Accessibility Of Printed Publication