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Technology - November, 2016

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• Cisco Presses Arista Execs On Interface Choice At IP Trial
• Microsoft, Enfish Can't Shake PTAB Rulings At Fed. Circ.
• UK's Spying Bill Complicates Fate Of Data Transfer Deals
• Xitronix Wants Fed. Circ. To Rethink Patent Antitrust Claim
• Alcatel Beats Back Suit Over $1.2B Pension Transfer
• USTelecom Wants Rural Subsidies Fully Funded
• Gibson Dunn Guides Zayo In $1.4B Deal For Regional Rival
• Online Travel Cos. Tell 5th Circ. To Reverse Tax Decision
• Singapore Floats Fintech Collaboration With Shanghai
• Report Shows Europe On Pace For $13.6B In Tech Funding
• PTAB Deletes Microsoft's Chat Room Patent Challenge
• The Ethical Risks Of A Multijurisdictional Practice
• Deals Rumor Mill: Johnson & Johnson, AppNexus, Albertsons
• Real Estate Tech Firms VTS, Hightower Merge
• K&L Gates Snags Seyfarth Shaw Privacy, Trademark Partner
• Trump Adds 3rd Anti-Reg Voice To FCC Transition Team
• 'Halo' Developer Gets PTAB To Nix Claims Of 2 VR Patents
• Ex-Brokers Lose New Trial Bid In IBM Insider Trading Row
• Delaware Lottery Hit With $2M Suit After Computer Glitch
• TiVo Patents Reinstated As New Judge Reapplies Alice Test
• Aerospace Co. Wins PPP Contract For In-Orbit Assembly Tech
• Implant Sciences Equity Holders Get Challenge Extension
• Boston U. Sees Atty Fees Slashed In Semiconductor IP Row
• Major UK Surveillance Bill Becomes Law
• Arizona Co. Must Pay Biz Tax For Sales In Washington
• Fed. Circ. Gives Apple, Others Alice Win On Menu Patents
• Killer Ex-NFLer Sues Jail Telecom Co. After Phone Call Breach
• Group Wants Ban On Misleading Driverless Car Ads Enacted
• Comparing Patent Quality At The USPTO And EPO
• 11th Circ. Affirms Ex-NFL Player's Long ID Theft Sentence
• Vizio Presses To Nix TV Owners' Data Collection Claims
• Sophos Asks For New Trial Over $15M Cybersecurity IP Loss
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google, Samsung PTAB Win On Graphics IP
• Booz Allen Puts Down $250M For Cloud Computing Contractor
• Intuitive Can Be Sued For Stolen Da Vinci Robot Payments
• How Law Firms Are Using Analytics To Reduce Write-Offs
• Verizon Urges FCC Latitude On New Real-Time Texting
• TiVo, Netflix Ink Patent Licensing Deal Following Lawsuit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Johnson & Johnson, WGL Holdings, Avaya
• Sen. Lankford Claims Gov't Wasted $247B In Federal Spending
• Preparing For A Ransomware Attack
• Allstate Buys Warranty Provider SquareTrade In $1.4B Deal
• Rainmaker Q&A: McCarter & English's Erik Paul Belt
• Do Big Data Analytics Hinder Workplace Diversity?
• Cisco Says Arista 'Slavishly' Copied IP As Trial Opens
• Samsung Won't Get Fed. Circ. Redo On $120M Apple Verdict
• Greenberg Traurig Calls Del. Judge Recusal Try Baseless
• 7th Circ. Upholds Police Use Of Cellphone Tracking Tech
• Theranos Stuck By Investor Suit Saying It Lied About Testing
• EFW Wins Bid Dispute Over $25M Navy Tech Contract
• GSA Unrolls Security Flaw Disclosure Policy
• San Francisco Transit Agency Hobbled By Ransomware Attack
• FCC Told Multimedia 911 Texts Would Help Shooting Victims
• T-Mobile Urges Flexibility In FCC's Real-Time Text Plan
• Semiconductor Cos. Settle 7-Year Patent Infringement Row
• High Court Won't Rehear Commil's $74M Patent Win Reversal
• PE-Backed Airgain Files For $40M Stock Offering
• Neal Gerber Adds Tech-Savvy IP Litigator In Chicago
• A Warning On Bitcoin Tax Compliance For The IRS
• Justices Reject GPS Co.'s Appeal Of $6M ITC Patent Penalty
• Fitbit Says Insurer Agreed To Defend Trademark Suit
• With The New Administration, A New FCC Focus?
• Justices Won't Hear Appeal Of $69M IP Refund To JPMorgan
• PE-Backed Semiconductor Co. UTAC Pulls $350M IPO
• Apple Says Consumers Repeating Arguments In Antitrust Suit
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fish & Richardson's Indranil Mukerji
• 5 Ways To Reduce Risk When Acquiring A Payments Company
• Tech Group Asks Fed. Circ. To Rethink Apple-Samsung Ruling
• The Missing American Jury
• Eyes Turn To Snapchat Maker To Revive Cold IPO Market
• Viacom Says Child Tracking Info Not Covered By Privacy Vow
• Facebook Workers Sue For Race Discrimination At NC Center
• Cellphone Maker Faces Class Action Over Spyware Claims
• Samung Can't Get Huawei Patents Killed Under Alice
• Protostorm Fights For $10M Malpractice Coverage At 4th Circ.
• NHTSA Wants Smartphones To Have Driver Mode
• Tax Court Clears Analog Devices Of $25M Tax Bill
• Implant Sciences Explodes Over Ch. 11 Equity Group Demand
• Fed. Circ. Causes Power Shift In Software Patent Litigation
• Facebook Can't Get Business-Method Review Of Media Patent
• WTO Dispute Roundup: New AB Members, EU-China Panel Set
• Trustee, IRS Object To Ch. 11 Plan For Telecom Co.
• The Case Of The Missing Product: What Can A Defendant Do?
• Software Co. Wants 2nd Circ. Rehearing On 'Collective' TM
• How To Keep Trade Secrets Safe
• Information Venture Partners Nabs $106M For 2nd Fund
• Rainmaker Q&A: Blank Rome's Jeffrey Sherwood
• Ford Gets 4 State Classes Logged Off In Touch-Screen Row
• CBM Reviews A Less Potent Tool As Fed. Circ. Limits Scope
• Obama Must Take Last Chance For Transparency, Groups Say
• Feds Seek $33M Win In Fox River Cleanup Suit
• Deloitte Brings Counterclaims In Ill. Contract Suit
• Calif. Judge Pauses Five Uber Suits As 9th Circ. Ponders
• 9th Circ. Spikes Coder's $3.6M 'Madden' Copyright Verdict
• Transportation Policy In The Trump Era: Part 2
• Nortel Judge To Consider If PBGC Claim Is In Good Faith
• PE-Backed IT Provider Presidio Files $100M IPO
• Yahoo To Get $914K In Fees In NCAA Pick 'Em Insurance Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Presidio, Banco Popular Espanol, Amazon
• PTAB Call To Review VoIP Patents Raises Analysis Concerns
• FCC Enforcement Chief Touts Global Anti-Robocall Push
• Arch Venture Partners Seeks $550M With Upsized Fund Target
• Trump Won't Investigate Clinton Over Emails, Aide Says
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• Avoiding Law Firm BYOD Risks: Tips For Securing Devices
• DOJ Wants Warrant Rule Change To Nab Hidden Criminals
• Phone Maker Facing Class Action Over Spyware Installation
• GAO Rejects Protest Over ATF IT Contract
• Tech Cos. Use Court, Not Arbitration, More Often: Survey
• PTAB Won't Review VoIP Patent In Billion Dollar Lawsuits
• PE-Backed Cybersecurity Co. Optiv Files $100M IPO
• Advocates Urge Congress To Let FCC Act On Accessibility
• Broadcom Says En Banc Review Unneeded On PTAB Appeals
• Fed. Circ. Revives Part Of Web Patent Suit Against Google
• Senate Dems Want FCC Action On Free Data Plans
• Ex-KIT Digital CEO Says SEC May Have Exculpatory Evidence
• LG Settles Cathode Tube Price-Fix Suit With Sears, Kmart
• Korea Launches Startup Exchange With Blockchain
• Farstone Urges High Court Review Of Indefiniteness Standard
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Anbang Insurance, Meitu
• $1.4B Call Center Software Deal Unfair, Shareholders Say
• Lack Of Patentability Sinks $8M Judgment, 2nd Circ. Told
• GCs Can't Find Money, Time To Deploy New Tech, Report Says
• Aixtron Stands By $728M China Deal Despite CFIUS Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Reins In PTAB On Reach Of CBM Reviews
• 4 Ways Lawyers Can Improve Their Marketing
• Cybersecurity Co. Symantec Inks $2.3B Deal For LifeLock
• Ex-Exec Appeals Firing Over His Access Of Co-Workers' Email
• Sony, Comcast Attys Predict Post-Alice Patent Pool Boost
• Uber, Ford And Philips Execs Take Jabs At American IP Laws
• EU To Press Internet Providers On Data Access, Official Says
• Hyperloop One Settles Ex-Co-Founder's Retaliation Suit
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Pension Fund Takes Issue With Nortel's Ch. 11 Disclosures
• FCC Says TCPA's Autodialing Restrictions Apply To Texts
• Tata Says DoCoMo $1.2B Arbitration Spat Shouldn't Be In NY
• Risk Management Co. Prevalent Raises $60M In Funding
• Lawmakers Want More Time To Mull Warrant Rule Expansion
• Google IP Prosecution History Arguments Fail, Justices Told
• Olshan Guides JV In $244M Deal For Amazon Office Building
• Intel Wants Investor Suit Over Anti-Poach Deals Tossed
• Rainmaker Q&A: Sullivan & Worcester's Aidan Browne
• Texas Justices Again Deny Baker Botts $41M Malpractice Row
• Brand Battles: Instagram Hits Microsoft Over 'Actiongram'
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Simpson
• Beyond Bean Counting: How Legal Can Add True Value
• Amdocs: An 'I Know It When I See It' Test For Abstract Ideas
• Recent Decisions Highlight Product Cybersecurity Issues
• Seagate, NetApp Shift Patent Portfolio Strategy Post-AIA
• Ex-KIT Digital President Cops To Fraud Charges
• NIST Guide A Security Blueprint For Connected-Device Makers
• Physical Tie Test For State Tax Takes Latest Hit In Ohio
• Fed. Circ. Tells Tech Co. To Disclose Disputed IP Docs
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Tech Giants' Targeted Ad PTAB Win
• Twitter User Urges Judge Not To Toss Suit, Citing Spokeo
• Hotels.com, Groupon, Others Face New Web Patent Claims
• Time Runs Out For FCC Chief's Agenda
• Deals Rumor Mill: Swire Pacific, Arab Bank, GMU Holdings
• Manhattan DA Says Investigators Need Smartphone Access
• IRS Emails Didn't Encrypt Taxpayers' Data, Report Says
• BakerHostetler Adds Fintech Partner From Manatt Phelps
• Google Asks Justices For 'Common Sense' Patent Rulings
• Judge Won't Reconsider Atty Fees In Wendy's IP Suit
• Cerner Wins Remand In $63M Ore. Tussle With UAE Tech Co.
• Apple, Others Get PTAB To Nix Claims In Global Touch Patents
• Richtek's Patent Suit Trimmed From 50M To 2.9M Products
• The Future Of The FCC Robocall Strike Force
• GoPro Shareholders Launch Suit Over Drone Recall
• EU Trade Chief Charts Course For WTO Work On E-Commerce
• Hacker Convicted For $16M FIFA Video Game Currency Theft
• Ohio Justices Back Biz Privilege Tax With No Physical Tie
• OPINION: The US Supreme Court In 2017
• Commerce Chief Stumps For Privacy, Trade Partnerships
• Ex-Digital Realty VP No Whistleblower, 9th Circ. Told
• Apple Beats Back Core Wireless Theory As IP Trial Nears
• CRT Purchasers Can't Use $1.9B Judgment In MDL
• Judge Orders Feds To Produce Occupy Philly Spy Records
• Semiconductor Software Firm Accuses LED Co. Of Hacking
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Lenovo's Alice Win On Computer Upgrade IP
• Monster CEO's Bid For Share Of $3B Beats Sale Sputters
• Perkins Coie Hires Ex-Wiley Rein Telecom Partner
• Fed Circ. Won't Rehear PTAB Claim Construction Case
• VC-Backed Fintech Funding Drops As Investors Turn Cautious
• Broadcast Group Exec Calls For Ease Of Ownership Rules
• Intellectual Ventures Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Eye Alice Nix
• PTAB Largely Rejects US Bid For Surveillance Patent Review
• NJ Judge Trims Suit Over Chromebook Data-Transfer Speed
• House Panel Urged To Up Rules For The Internet Of Things
• EMC Asks PTAB To Gut Storage Patent For Obviousness
• Deals Rumor Mill: Exterion, Takata, Happy Times Technology
• How Energy Firms Can Use The Defend Trade Secrets Act
• PTAB Shifts 'Midstream,' Puts Unusual End To CBM Review
• Thermal Management Firm Phononic Raises $71M
• Koch Unit Pledges $2B To Business Software Firm Infor
• U.S. Cellular Dodges Videophone Patent Infringement Suit
• The Intricacies Of Patent Infringement In Indian Gaming
• PE To Play Key Role As Tech Deals Are Expected To Rise
• FDA Draft Sheds Light On Software As A Medical Device
• Cybersecurity Forecast: Trump's 'Warfare Of The Future' Plans
• A Primer On The Presidential Appointee Vetting Process
• Merging Law Firms: Think Before You Tie The Knot
• Will FCC Privacy Rules Create Challenges For ISPs?
• Chipmakers Look To Mergers To Fight Slow Growth
• NIST Finalizes Security Guidance For Internet Of Things
• Amazon Sues Pair Of Sellers In Counterfeit Goods Crackdown
• IT Workers Say UCSF Illegally Outsourced Jobs
• Once Sizzling, Silicon Valley Venture Financings Level Out
• Privacy Group Wants FBI To Disclose Biometric Data-Sharing
• Twitter Gets Patents In Vine Patent Case Nixed Under Alice
• Dropbox Gets Quick Win On Trademark Challenge
• IRS Gets Briefs Barred In Microsoft Transfer Pricing Row
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Google PTAB Win On Unwired Planet Patent
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Re-Exam Win For Alien Technology
• HP, HP Enterprise Attempt To Toss Age Bias Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Snapchat, Viacom, Abbott Laboratories
• Jury Says PNY Gets Zero For CPA Firm's SanDisk Audit Lie
• Cloud-Based App Tester Sauce Labs Secures $70M Financing
• Expedia Spinoff Trivago Files $400M IPO, Led By Latham
• Apple Knocks Out More Patents In $533M Smartflash Case
• NHTSA Chief Defends Driverless Vehicle Data Collection
• IoT Regs Needed To Thwart Cyber Threats, Congress Told
• Microsoft Settles With Panasonic, Sanyo In Battery MDL
• GAO Knocks Down Protests Of $224M Air Force IT Contract
• Fallen Warriors In The Game Of Mobile Privacy
• Merging Law Firms: Why Deals Fail Or Underperform
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fenwick & West's Mark Stevens
• Lloyd's Can't Nix Best Buy's SupportSpace Overcharge Suit
• Ex-Autonomy CFO Indicted On Fraud Charges Over HP Deal
• LinkedIn Boot Shows Russian Data Law Can't Be Brushed Off
• Auditor 'Cooked The Books' For SanDisk, Calif. Jury Hears
• IRS Defends Cost-Sharing Rule In Altera Row At 9th Circ.
• Hackers Expose 412M Website Accounts, Report Says
• Alice Rejections Frustrating Patent Applicants, USPTO Told
• FireEye Beats Investors' Stock-Drop Class Action
• AT&T's Free Data Plan May Violate Net Neutrality, FCC Says
• USPTO Says New Holidays Not Created During Power Outage
• Chamber Fights To Back Microsoft In Transfer Pricing Row
• GoPro Shakes Off Distributor Bid To Nix $1.3M Contract Suit
• Chinese Court Upholds Tech Co.'s IP Rights Arbitration Award
• Siemens To Buy Mentor Graphics In $4.5B Cash Deal
• Reuters, Pillsbury, FireEye Align For Cybersecurity Program
• SEC Chair Says Investors Need Info For Fintech To Flourish
• Attack Of The Zombie Webcams: DDoS Attacks And The Insecure IoT
• Intellectual Property Under A Donald Trump Presidency
• 4 Ways Firms Can Be More Tech-Forward
• Merging Law Firms: Beware Conflicts Of Interest
• Supreme Court Refuses Third AIA Constitutionality Appeal
• Man Vs. Machine: Or, Lawyers Vs. Legal Technology
• Samsung Electronics Inks $8B Deal For Auto Tech Co. Harman
• OPINION: The Verdict — A Rejection Of Politics As Usual
• Ford Can Continue With Software PTAB Review Bid: Judge
• Trump Election Offers Mixed Bag For Federal Contractors
• Google Scolded By Judge For 'Emergency' Deposition Bid
• Trump's FTC May Scale Back On Data Security Enforcement
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toutiao, Siemens, Accelya
• Brand Battles: Snoop Dogg, Maple Leafs Fight Over Trademark
• Patent Legislation Has Uncertain Path In Trump Presidency
• Summons For Info From Google Stayed For 9th Circ. Appeal
• Libraries Can Lend E-Books, Says EU Top Court
• Acasta Acquires Asset Manager Stellwagen For $270M
• FCC's Clyburn Wants 'Pitches' On Broadband Cost, Diversity
• Army Can't Use Delay To Duck Data System Injunction: Judge
• GPS Suit Settles After Akamai Noninfringement Ruling
• Cybersecurity Co. RiskIQ Grabs $30.5M In Series C Funding
• Adobe, State AGs Settle Data Breach Claims In $1M Deal
• Russia Probes Microsoft Over Antivirus Competition Claims
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Weil, Willkie
• Merging Law Firms: Why Hogan Lovells Has Worked
• Philips Pays Masimo $300M To End Blood Sensor Patent Row
• Russia Upholds LinkedIn Ban Over Data Protection Violations
• Fear Of 'The Cloud' Hampers Atty Success, Panel Says
• Finisar Wants Investor Suit Over Inventory Buildup Tossed
• Republican Sweep Could Open Path To Telecom Legislation
• Yahoo Hints At 2014 Knowledge Of Massive Breach
• Zuckerberg Choked Competition For Virtual Cash, Court Hears
• Adobe Inks $540M TubeMogul Buy In Video Advertising Push
• Google GC Blasts EU Over Android Antitrust Allegations
• The Death Of Frye: DC Appeals Court Embraces Daubert
• Real Estate Rumors: OpenText, McKinsey, Brunswick
• Reflecting On A 6-Year Journey To A Patent Ineligibility Win
• Takeaways From New FCC Privacy Rules For ISPs And Telcos
• Data Analytics: How Parties Are Using Tools Beyond TAR
• How Automated Driving Tech Will Impact Commercial Trucking
• EU Data Protection Reform To Create 75K Compliance Posts
• Rimini Street Can't Pause Injunction In Oracle Copyright Suit
• Del. Chancellor Rips Lawsuit Against Him Over Ruling
• Squire Patton Boggs Picks Up Data Expert In Brussels
• RadioShack, Circuit City Win Discovery Bid In Drive Suit
• GoDaddy Argues Courts Can Invalidate Patents Under Alice
• Vizio Seeks Quick Win In TV False Ad Suit
• Music Royalty Spat Belongs In CRB, DC Circ. Judge Suggests
• CRS Investors Seek Cert. In Suit Over $100M Tax Liability
• Chicago PE Shop ParkerGale Nets $240M For Debut Fund
• The Next Threat To Cybersecurity: Consumer Fatigue
• Rural Telecom Group Wants FCC Subsidy Gaps Filled
• Samsung Faces Challenge Of Recalls Across Jurisdictions
• The Tug-Of-War Of BEC Scheme Insurance Coverage
• Navy Didn't Distinguish Bidders For $18M Project, GAO Says
• Upcoming High Court Patent Decisions May Not Affect Stocks
• A Look At Atty Fee Awards In Post-Kirtsaeng Copyright Cases
• Trump's Upset Win Puts Obama Legacy On Chopping Block
• After Trump's Triumph, What's Next?
• Trump Win Puts These 4 On High Court Shortlist
• Trump's Security Focus To Hamper Corporate Privacy Efforts
• Net Neutrality Rules In Jeopardy With Trump Win
• GOP Retains Control Of Both Houses Of Congress
• Fed Circ. Won't Revisit Power Strip Patent Row
• Ford Driver Classes Look To Expand Screen Defect Claims
• Patent-Quality Org Backs PTAB Amendment Regs At Fed. Circ.
• Airbnb Claim SF Rent Law Violates Free Speech Hits Wall
• Shareholders, Skullcandy Agree To Drop Class Action
• Sale Of Bankrupt Kid-Tracking Firm To Smartcom OK'd
• Wireless Group Asks FCC For More Transparency Rule Relief
• IRS Lacks Compliance Strategy For Virtual Currencies: Report
• NAB Pushes FCC To Get Going On New Broadcast Standard
• Nev. Judge Shuts Down Trump's Early Voting Suit
• Audio Co. Seeks Exit From Colts Fan's App Privacy Row
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Toshiba's Bid To Sanction Niro Haller
• Samsung Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Eye Apple Patent Case Again
• The Firms Cashing In This Election Season
• Warburg Pincus Takes €450M Stake In United Internet Unit
• Rainmaker Q&A: Davis Wright's Don Buder
• Why The Candidates' BigLaw Bills Keep Rising
• Apple Knocks Out 4 Smartflash Patents At PTAB
• Candid Advice From The Bench: Judges Are People Too
• Rakoff Tosses $40M Currency Fraud Suit Against Citibank
• Interior Didn't Address HP Award Conflict, GAO Says
• CFPB's Project Catalyst: Is It Worth The Risk?
• Scottish Equity Partners Closes $323M European Tech Fund
• GTCR Buys RevSpring, Pledges $400M To Grow The Biz
• WTO Sets Up Panel To Weigh US-China Export Duty Fight
• IRS Wants Briefs Barred In Microsoft's Transfer Pricing Row
• Vizio's TV Snooping Flouts Privacy Laws, Consumers Say
• Yahoo Need Not Turn Over Emails In IBRC Ch. 15 Probe
• Ex-Gaming Exec Must Testify In Facebook Antitrust Case
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Eye PTAB's Partial AIA Review Policy
• 2nd Circ. Revives TM Fight Over 'Collective' Software Cos.
• DTS Investor Drops Bid To Speed $850M Tessera Merger Suit
• Aaron's Says Class Cert. Impossible In Spying Software Suit
• GAO Denies Costs After $104M IT Deal Bidder Reinstated
• Second Circuit Email Warrant Ruling Raises New Questions
• FBI Again Clears Clinton On Private Emails
• Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Practitioner's Primer
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Netflix's Alice Win In TiVo Patent Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Pivotal Labs, Exan, Walton Street
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Sheds Google Bias Accusations
• 7 Steps For Managing An Associate Who May Be Impaired
• Skadden Advises Windstream In $1.1B EarthLink Merger
• OPINION: James Comey's Fair Weather Friends
• China's Cybersecurity Law Roils US Businesses
• Apple V. Samsung: Procedural Fairness At The Fed. Circ.
• Texas Jury Finds For Ex-Raytheon Engineer In Bias Suit
• Rimini Says Judge Must Not Be Reassigned To Oracle Suit
• Chinese National Gets 15 Months In Stolen Military Chips Plot
• Dems Press FTC To Step Up Internet Of Things Regulation
• Twitter Guts Stock Option Firing Suit, But Can't Shake It
• PTO's 'Lawless' Holiday Shouldn't Get Pass, Patent Co. Says
• Watchdog Says Kid-Tracker Co.'s Releases Are Too Broad
• Ex-Playmate Hit With Privacy Invasion Over Gym Pic Post
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Willkie, Shearman
• FCC Told To Extend Small-ISP Transparency Rule Relief
• Zayo Sues Acquired Latisys Over Hidden Contract Changes
• Implant Sciences Gets OK For Replacement $8M DIP Loan
• Worried About A Nationwide Election Hack? Think Smaller
• Millions Of 'Exploding' Samsung Washing Machines Recalled
• Facebook Accused Of Discrimination Over Ad Targeting
• Gilstrap Adds Enhanced Damages To $2.3M LG Patent Verdict
• Taiwanese Co. Can't Take Taxes From $3.2M Royalties Award
• Impulse Fights Microsoft's Patent Win At Fed. Circ.
• Carter Says DOD Wants Tech Firms Despite What Court Thinks
• You May Not Be Covered For That Fraudulent Wire Transfer
• Drawing A Line Between Tangible Damage And Corrupted Data
• The Role Of Litigation Analytics In Your Case
• Nortel Takes Aim At Fed Agency's Pension Fund Claim
• Norwegian Watchdog Hits Fitbit, Others Over Privacy Missteps
• CenturyLink-Level Deal Expected To Withstand Scrutiny
• Judge OKs Garmin Faulty Watch Suit, $385K Attys' Fees
• Apple's Contract Barred App Privacy Breach, Judge Told
• TiVo, Samsung Settle DVR Patent Suit With Licensing Terms
• GSI Asks 9th Circ. To Restore $1M Trade Secrets Award
• Cooley Scores Pioneering Fintech Team From Pillsbury
• Consumers Say Other Samsung Phones 'Ticking Time Bombs'
• Corning Hit With Doubled Patent Verdict Of $47.7M To PPC
• Amazon, Others Should Face Kaavo Patent Suit, Judge Says
• Canyon Says Big Banks Must Litigate SunEdison In California
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Win For TomTom In Traffic Patent Suit
• 3 Lessons From Fed. Circ.'s Latest Post-Alice Patent Ruling
• Deals Rumor Mill: Viacom, Ameriprise, Microsemi
• Latham Picks Up Ex-Cooley PE, M&A Pro With Startup Chops
• Twitter Wants Publicity Suit Over Profile-Trading Game Tossed
• ASML Grabs €1B Minority Stake In Carl Zeiss Subsidiary
• Warriors Deny Eavesdropping On Fans In Wiretap Suit
• PTAB Amendment Regs Protect Patent System, Fed. Circ. Told
• NY Court Denies Injunction Permitting 'Ballot Selfies'
• Web Vendor Blasts Apple's 'Grossly Unfair' Counterfeit Suit
• Nortel's $7.3B Allocation Deal Approved By UK Court
• Google Remains Defiant Over EU Search, Ad Antitrust Claims
• Spinning Off In The Biotech And Pharmaceutical Industries
• DTS Investor Challenges $850M Tessera Technologies Deal
• FCC Warns Of Scammers Seeking Gift Card Payments
• Jones Day Guides Canyon Bridge In $1.3B Chipmaker Buy
• 3 Possibilities For High Court In Patent Laches Case
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 5
• Capacitor Co. Execs Indicted Over Price-Fixing Conspiracy
• Cooley Picks Up Former Republican FCC Commish McDowell
• Lowe's Settles Security Camera Patent Suit
• Chinese Data Center Co. Prices $193M IPO Below Range
• ITC Judge Says Swedish Co.'s Radiotherapy Imports Flout IP
• FCC's Pai Says Feds Must Help Clear Path For Broadband
• Boeing Beats $43M Software Contract Verdict In 10th Circ.
• 2016's Thriving M&A Market
• Ex-Philips Exec, Broker Face Final Insider Trading Judgment
• Implant Sciences Shareholders Target DIP Loan, Atty Hires
• Fujifilm Wins $800M Federal Ultrasound Systems Contract
• Thousands Sign On To AT&T-Time Warner Merger Opposition
• Broadcom Latest Chipmaker To Test Market With $5.9B Buy
• 4 Ways To Get Associates Trial-Ready
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 4
• Rhode Island Sues HP Enterprise In $13M DMV Contract Row
• PNY Kicks Off Malpractice Trial Over Auditing In Sandisk Deal
• Even 1 Missing Resume Sinks PERM Application, BALCA Says
• FCC Sets Standards For Alaska Broadband, Voice Build-Out
• Microsoft Spends $100M With Firms Led By Women, Minorities
• Facebook Says TCPA Unconstitutional In Texting Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Valeant, Mubadala, Amtek
• Liquid Holdings IPO Underwriters Want Shareholder Suit Gone
• Google, Ford Patent Market Nets 56 Deals, $96K Average Price
• AT&T-Time Warner Deal Raises Net Neutrality Q's, Sen. Says
• Fed. Circ. Called To Restart IP Claims Against TomTom
• Gov't Contractor Resolves Suit Over FLSA Violations
• Optical Defends PTAB Disc Patent Decisions At Fed. Circ.
• Infoblox Shareholders Lose Bid To Block $1.6B Vista Sale
• NY Tells FCC It Has Support In Bid For Broadband Funds
• Crown Castle To Buy NextEra Fiber Unit In $1.5B Deal
• What To Know About CFPB's New Prepaid Card Rule
• Microsoft Asks Fed. Circ. To Completely Nix Enfish Patents
• Introducing E-Sports, A Newcomer To The Gambling Arena
• Forexware Says Currency Exec Tried To Sneak Out Of Sale
• Adapt Or Die: Law Firms In Tomorrow's Economy — Part 3
• When Your Client Is The President: Part 8