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Technology - July, 2017

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• Apple Must Face Claims It Broke FaceTime, Judge Koh Says
• Sharp Must Arbitrate Quality Claims, Chinese Co. Says
• What To Expect At The FCC's August Meeting
• SC Plant Owners Ditch Westinghouse Nuclear Project
• Samsung Closer To New Trial In $400M Apple Patent Dispute
• Amazon 3rd-Party Vendors May Waive Prior State Sales Taxes
• Congressman Wants Info On Gov't Use Of Kaspersky Software
• Symantec Patent Suit Packs Its Bags For Calif.
• Nokia CFO Confirms Apple Paid It €1.7B In Earnings Call
• Calif. Connected Device Privacy Bill Offers Risky Leeway
• Wholesaler Liable For Tax On Remote Sales: Mass. Justices
• Yahoo Looks For Quick Win In Data Breach Securities Suits
• Camtek Pays Rudolph $13M To End Patent Litigation War
• EPIC Says Google Shopper Tracking Program Violates Privacy
• Calif. Appeals Court Nixes Verizon Managers' Class Cert. Bid
• DC Circ. Urged To Rethink Nixing FCC Inmate Call Rates Cap
• Wal-Mart Jury Award In Trade Secrets Case Reduced By $2M
• If The Surgeon's A Robot, Who's The Learned Intermediary?
• Cybersecurity Risks In The Courtroom
• OFAC's Settlement With CSE Global Breaks New Ground
• More Incentives Needed To Up Security: FTC Commish
• SanDisk, Toshiba Reach Deal On Bid To Block Chip Sale
• TC Heartland Didn't Change Venue Law, Texas Judge Holds
• House Bill Would Ditch Wall For Border Tech
• Dow CEO Perks Suit Tests Delaware's Investor Access Limit
• Justices Told Revival Of Amdocs Patents Contradicts Alice
• Fed. Circ.'s Patent Revival Flubs Key Precedent, Sony Says
• PTAB To Review 6 E-Payment Patents In CBM Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: Ofo, Aerosoles, CIC
• NJ Co. Income Must Add Foreign Subsidiaries' Investments
• Apple Hit With Patent Suit For 'What Did She Say?' Button
• Texas Judge Dismisses Blue Spike IP Suit For Improper Venue
• Brand Battles: Bud Strikes Back In 'Spuds MacKenzie' Fight
• Former NJ Atty General Affiliates With Lowenstein Sandler
• Smart Cities And 5G Should Cooperate Instead Of Clashing
• OCC Says State Regulators' Fintech Suit 'Fatally Premature'
• Ethics Org. Sues FCC Over Unreleased Net Neutrality Docs
• Google's Discovery In Age Bias Suit Limited By Judge
• EU Regulator Clears Moody's $3.27B Bureau Van Dijk Buy
• Investor Sues For Records On $5.1B West Corp. Merger
• House Committee Approves Self-Driving Vehicle Bill
• Public TV Stations Tell FCC To Reject Microsoft 'White Spaces'
• Asserting Defamation Claims For Anonymous Online Reviews
• Toshiba To Pay $2.2B For Unit's Exit From SC Nuke Reactors
• Regulatory Rules Of The Road For IoT Manufacturers
• Gray Matters: Clients Are Not Really 'Emotional'
• Harvard Prof. Tribe Argues LinkedIn Violated 1st Amend.
• 'Pokémon Go' Maker Catches Lawsuit Over Botched Festival
• Sens. Push ECPA Reform Bill To Up Email, Location Privacy
• Despite Setback, DHS Praised For Seeking Innovative IT Bids
• Dentons Scores 14-Atty Patent Team From MoFo
• Seagate To Settle Phishing Scam With $5.75M In-Kind Deal
• Gilstrap's Venue Rules Harm Telecommuters: Tech Co. Group
• Freshfields Lands US IP Practice Leader From Paul Weiss
• No En Banc Review Of Intellectual Ventures' PTAB Loss
• Toyota Dealer Says Automaker Killed His Recall Software
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Ax Of Audatex Insurance Patents
• Russian Co. Asks US Court To OK Moscow Arbitration Award
• CSE Global Unit To Pay $12M To Settle Iran Sanction Claims
• IBM Cleared Of Foreign Bribery After Multi-Country Probe
• Rising Star: Quinn Emanuel's Michelle Clark
• Pa. Senate Passes Bill To Tax Shale Gas, Online Vendors
• GoPro Can't Escape Investors' Drone Recall Suit
• Apple Vs. Qualcomm Battle Heats Up: What You Need To Know
• Fed. Circuit Affirms SanDisk Win In Antitrust Class Suit
• Cloud Computing Co. Must Pay Sales Tax, Says NY Agency
• CFTC LedgerX Approval Is A Big Step For Bitcoin
• High Court Won't Take On Lenz DMCA Case — What Now?
• Avoiding The Rotten Compromise In Mass Litigation
• Having A Chief Privacy Officer Reassures Your Firm's Clients
• Leased Servers Raised Red Flags, 'Click Fraud' Jury Hears
• Overwatch Co. Reveals League Salary, Benefits Details
• Google's Job Seeker Discovery Bid Overly Broad, Judge Says
• Qualcomm Fires Back In Quest For IPhone Block In IP War
• Alsup Says DQ'ing MoFo Not Necessary In Uber-Waymo Row
• Google, Facebook, Others Blast Bill To Revamp Patent System
• Activists Tell Congress, Either Reform Or Scrap Spy Law
• Calif. Man Settles SEC Suit Over Bogus App Investments
• Ariz. Judge Calls TC Heartland A 'Sea Change' In Venue Law
• Gaming Tech Co. Corsair Valued At $525M With EagleTree Deal
• Gov't Contractor Investors Cry Foul Over $283M HIG Buyout
• NJ The 6th State To Give FirstNet The Green Light
• Gambling Tech Cos. Must Turn Over Docs, FanDuel Says
• Vizio Denied Win In Smart TV Owners' Data Collection Spat
• Apple Gets Faulty IPhone Screen Claims Trimmed
• Judge Questions $1.12M Atty Fees In Vibrator Privacy Suit
• A Fed. Circ. Failure And The Constitutionality Of IPR
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Discussions Before Deliberations
• Rising Star: Mayer Brown's Robert Pluta
• Section 230 Of The CDA Must Align With The 21st Century
• Video Game Co. Can't Move IP Suit Post-TC Heartland
• Italian In Click Scheme A 'Hacker And Thief,' Jury Told
• Apple Users Denied Cert. In 'Secure By Design' False Ad Suit
• States Oppose Bill Codifying Ban On Remote Sales Tax
• Fed. Circ. Won't Undo Sprint's $30M Patent Loss Mandate
• Gilead Backs Cray In Appeal Over Gilstrap's New Venue Rules
• 'Digital Assets' May Need To Be Registered, SEC Warns
• 8th Circ. Backs Dismissal Of 3-D Printer Co. Investor Suit
• IRS Should Use Shared Gov't Authority To Hire Experts: TIGTA
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Decision To Nix Part Of Phone Patent
• Fed. Circ. Undoes PTAB Nix Of Patent Claims In Samsung Row
• Ark. Man Pleads Guilty To Creating, Selling Malware
• Apple Hit With $506M Judgment In U. Wis. Infringement Spat
• AOL Settles Translation Patent Row, Loses Review Bid
• Genetics Prof Settles SEC's Intel Insider Trading Case
• Google Fights Canadian Search Results Ruling In Calif.
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Toshiba, HNA Group
• Qualcomm Strikes Back At Apple's Expanded Royalty Suit
• Barnes & Noble Urged By Activist Sandell To Mull Sale
• Legal Tech Download: Chatbots And Face Recognition Tech
• Fed. Circ. Revives Two Netlist Patents In Remand To PTAB
• FCC Republicans Unlikely To Be Convinced On Net Neutrality
• Rising Star: Latham's Chad Rolston
• Canadian High Court's Troubling Google Decision
• Shift In CPSC Leadership Means More Changes To Come
• 5 Questions Firms Should Ask When Evaluating Litigation AFA
• For Law Firm Offices, Business Savvy Is The New Cool
• 'Click Fraud' Trial To Test Reach Of Feds' Cybercrime Powers
• LedgerX First To Get CFTC Approval For BitCoin Trading
• Orange Didn't Steal IP, Owes $1 For Breach Of Terms: Jury
• AIG Unit Urges 9th Circ. To Rethink $8.6M Coverage Ruling
• Fox, Paramount Pulled Into IP War Over CGI Tech
• Judge Revises Ruling In Telecoms' Suit Against Illinois Bell
• Medidata Win Fortifies Policyholders In Digital Fraud Fights
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Decisions Finding GPS Patent Invalid
• PTAB Partial Decisions Contrary To AIA, High Court Told
• Partners Group Buys IT Services Firm Civica In $1.3B Deal
• USCIS Restarts Expedited Processing For Some H-1B Visas
• Sprint Urges Fed. Circ. To Undo OK Of $30M Patent Loss
• EPIC Loses Bid To Block State Voter Data Collection
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB's Nix Of E-Payment Patent
• Google Reaches New $2.2M Email-Scanning Settlement
• IRS Piloting Video Conference Tech For Tax Appeals
• ITC Upholds Arista Ban Despite PTAB Nix Of Cisco Patents
• KPMG Exec Says Real Estate Firms Lag On Cybersecurity
• ARI Investors Sue Over Info Missing From $140M Sale
• TC Heartland Couldn't Be Predicted, Tech Co. Argues
• Rising Star: Quinn Emanuel's Brian Mack
• How To Avoid Portfolio Co. Valuation Risks
• The Best Documents In Your Case May Be From 3rd Parties
• Planning A Legal Career With A Future Relocation In Mind
• The Best Law Firms For Female Partners
• Could An NFL Diversity Rule Be A BigLaw Game-Changer?
• The Best Law Firms For Female Attorneys
• 4 Female Perspectives On BigLaw Leadership
• Women See Another Year Of Slow Gains At Law Firms
• BigLaw Bias Suits New Wild Card In Fight For Gender Equity
• How 4 Firms Are Moving The Needle On Gender Diversity
• Quinn Dropped Uber Due To Fixed Fee Program, Doc Says
• DOD Enacting Measures To Improve Acquisitions, GAO Says
• Intel, Apple Tag Qualcomm As 'Monopolist' In IP War At ITC
• Orange Owes $60M For Startup-Killing IP Theft, Jury Told
• Medidata Covered For $4.8M Computer Fraud, Judge Rules
• Man Gets 3 Yrs. For Role In Electronics Smuggling Scheme
• Intel Says AVM Can't Reverse Loss In $2B Patent Trial
• BakerHostetler Adds Pillsbury Patent Pro In Seattle
• Deals Rumor Mill: China Unicom, Bombardier, RLJ Lodging
• Researchers Take New Look At Software Flaw Vulnerabilities
• Wash. Expands Biometric Privacy Quilt With More Limited Law
• NJ Court Won't Halt Christie's IT Dept. Decentralization
• White House Will Probe Defense Industry Amid Trade Fears
• Rising Star: Sidley Austin's Anna Remis
• Improving Medicare With Expanded Telehealth Services
• PTAB Invalidates Patent As Earbud-Makers Duel
• The Elephant In The Room: Advancing Women To Partnership
• How Midsize Law Firms Can Minimize Cybersecurity Threats
• PTAB Says Communications Patent Ineligible For CBM Review
• Fitbit Sways Judge On Infringement Changes In Jawbone Row
• UnitedHealth Unit Must Cough Up Patent Docs: Fed. Circ.
• Exhausted: Courts Reject Restraints On Alienation Of IP
• Lessons From The CoinDash Hack
• Facebook Atty Says 'Fake News' Fight A Tough Balancing Act
• MoFo IP Pioneer Rachel Krevans Is Dead At 60
• Dish, Others Hit With Suit Over Data Compression Patents
• Fla. Judge Affirms $20M Arbitration Award In Samsung Row
• DOJ Time-Barred From Challenging E-Passport Patent: PTAB
• Chancery Halts ServiceMesh Case For Criminal Investigation
• Russian Hacker Gets 5 Years For $500M Malware Attack
• Bar Code Co. Gets Patent Suit Moved Under TC Heartland
• Sportswear Co. Slams Domain Holder As A 'Cybersquatter'
• San Jose Biz Owner Cops To Fake Cisco Job Visa Scheme
• Novacap Closes $840M Tech, Media, Telecom Fund
• Microsoft 'White Spaces' A 'Bait And Switch': Broadcasters
• Flextronics, Samsung Settle Battery Price-Fixing Claims
• Uber Fights Waymo Bid For Kalanick Letter In IP Dispute
• Tech Industry GCs Share Tips On Curbing 'Bro Culture'
• ITC Finds Diebold ATMs Infringe Hyosung Patent
• IPhone Makers Fight Qualcomm Injunction Bid In Royalty Suit
• Congresswoman's Atty Pleads Not Guilty In Nude Pics Case
• Genband Asks Gilstrap To Rethink Ban Of Infringing Products
• CalAmp Hit With $12M Damages, Fees In Tracking IP Row
• Flawed Code May Affect Millions Of Products: Security Co.
• PTAB Lets Veritas Amend Part Of Data Patent On Remand
• Brazil Watchdog Takes Alleged Tech Cartel Cos. To Tribunal
• PTAB Rehears Challenge To Finjan Patent, Institutes Review
• Fed. Circ. Says Game Over For Microsoft Rival's Patent Suit
• SEC Settles Insider Trading Claims From Apple's $355M Deal
• Toshiba Can Again Block Western Digital's JV Access
• GOP Lawmakers Demand IRS Briefing On Record Preservation
• Fintech Co. Wins Court-Ordered Access To Swap Servicer
• Coinbase User Allowed To Challenge IRS Records Request
• Verizon Backs Sprint's Bid For Redo Of Access Fee Ruling
• Facing The IoT's Regulatory, Security And Privacy Risks
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Matching Experts
• FTC Turns Up Heat On Smart Devices With COPPA Update
• Ropes & Gray, Cravath Guide Crown Castle $7.1B Fiber Buy
• Korean Scientist Found Guilty Of Laundering Bribes In US
• Fitbit Asks To Tweak Infringement Theory In Jawbone Row
• Cray Urges Fed. Circ. To Scrap Gilstrap's New Venue Rules
• Apple Pulled Into Qualcomm Royalty Row With IPhone Makers
• BB-8 Maker Says Rival Poached Patented Robo-Ball Tech
• Snell & Wilmer Slams DQ Bid In Cybersecurity Co. IP Row
• Cable Group Urges FCC To Crack Down On Pole Owners
• Google, Microsoft, Yahoo Needn't Give Email Info To Gov't
• Veeva Systems Sues Rivals Over Noncompetes In California
• BC Partners Pays $456M For GoDaddy's German Hosting Biz
• Cooley Boosts East Coast Presence With 5 New Partners
• BakerHostetler Nabs Privacy Pro From Sheppard Mullin
• Treasury Puts Turkish Co., Others On Sanctions Blacklist
• FBI Cautions Consumers About Smart Toy Privacy Risks
• Texas Judge Nixes Use Of TC Heartland In Data Patents Row
• Samsung Wants Overheating Galaxy Phone Suit Tossed
• One Equity Partners Buys $291M Stake In Semiconductor Biz
• The Rise Of Midsize Firms
• Kirkland Guides $145M Bid To Take Ad Tech Co. Private
• Courts Tackle Tech And Privacy Trends In Law Enforcement
• The 24 Firms GCs Love The Most
• 5 Questions To Ask Yourself Before Submitting Litigation AFA
• 9th Circ. Backs Gag Orders On FBI Data Requests
• Orange Mirrors Startup's Social Media Call IP, Jury Told
• Disney Accused Of Using Stolen CGI Tech For Hit Movies
• Fed. Circ. Backs 2nd Patent-Owner Win In HTC Challenge
• Ex-TelexFree Director Settles In SEC Suit Over Alleged Scam
• Kaspersky Case Shows Feds' Latitude In Contract Removals
• Judge Kills Electrical Monitoring Patents Under Alice
• Chinese Co. Slams Sharp's Tactics In Quality Claims Row
• Gov't Is Denied Google Worker Histories In Gender Pay Audit
• Duo Accused Of Marketing Swiped Weapons Tech To Iran
• Baker McKenzie To Handle SAP's South Africa Probe
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Publishers' Win In E-Book Antitrust Rows
• IRS Gets Poor Marks In Watchdog's Record-Keeping Review
• Dorsey Adds Ex-DLA Piper IP Litigator To Palo Alto Office
• Qualcomm Asks To Halt Int'l Suits In Apple's Royalty Row
• Hoge Fenton Adds Corporate Law Pro To Silicon Valley Office
• Sidley Austin Snags M&A Pro From Greenberg Traurig
• How Mobile Apps Can Benefit Your Practice
• Qualcomm Ordered To Turn Over Info In EU Antitrust Probe
• Real Estate Rumors: Goldman, Carlson Wagonlit, LAL
• Ex-Congressman Defrauded IGate Investors, Says Judge
• A More Consistent USPTO Approach To Patent Eligibility
• Growing Demand For Mediation Of Data Breach Disputes
• The Future Of Litigation Finance Is Analytics
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• UK Privacy Watchdog Annual Report Reflects Focus On Future
• 5th Circ. Won't End Defamation Case Over Toll App
• HP Fights To Toss Ink Cartridge Monopoly Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: NEC, Grab, Dominion Diamond
• Judge OKs Fund Freeze As Cerner Defends Award On Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ruling Upholding Prison Phone Patent
• New Chance To Bypass DMCA Copyright Circumvention Ban
• Ex-KIT Digital CEO Wants Docs From Jones Day In Fraud Suit
• Womble Carlyle Boosts IP Group With Ex-Alston & Bird Atty
• The Do's and Don'ts Of Minimizing Risk For TCPA Liability
• House Rep's Atty Indicted For Stealing, Posting Nude Pics
• Uniloc Keeps Up EDTX Patent Barrage Against Apple
• 6th Circ. Vacates And Remands FCC Rules
• Oracle, Rimini Spar Over $88M IP Judgment At 9th Circ.
• Trump's Tweets Raise Doubts About Cybersecurity Approach
• Claims Court Blocks 'Overbroad' Fix To $5B Army IT Deal
• Blu Products Nears Deal With Phone Buyers In Spyware Suit
• Carbonite Transfer Bid Doomed By Alice Motion In IP Row
• Kaspersky Cut From GSA Contracts Over Security Concern
• RNC Contractor Facing Voter Suit Says Data Was Public
• FanDuel Slams CG Technology For Trying To Force Settlement
• Patents Wrongly Narrowed In Microsoft Row, Fed. Circ. Told
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Patent Specialist In St. Louis
• Where AI Meets Cybersecurity And The Legal Profession
• Welcome Changes For Cos. Hiring Foreign Talent: Part 3
• Fed. Circ. Backs Patent Wins For Apple, Samsung, Google
• Web Translation Patent Invalid, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• Justice Breyer On Changing His Mind And Sparring With Scalia
• DHS' FLASH Failure Offers Lessons For Future Contracts
• IV's Reconsideration Bid In JPMorgan Patent Suit Backfires
• Twilio Beats TCPA Suit Over Unwanted Texts
• Surveillance Software Cos. Patch Up License Dispute
• Qualcomm Wins $1.8M Fees In Shipping Logistics IP Case
• Net Neutrality Protest Day Spawns Hashtags, Criticism
• Antitrust Enforcers Overzealous On SEPs, FTC Head Says
• Kraft, Wilpon Among 1st Team Owners In New Esports League
• Google Escapes $1.28B Tax Bill In France
• Tech Cos. Score High On Consumer Privacy, Telecoms Lag
• Holland & Knight Adds Finance Partner To Los Angeles Office
• Welcome Changes For Cos. Hiring Foreign Talent: Part 2
• Your Apps May Be Selling You Out
• Gilstrap's Venue Test: The 4 Factors And What They Mean
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Interim Arguments
• Unstructured Data Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg
• Justice Breyer On The Limits Of Presidential Power
• White House IT Director Roped Into Voter Privacy Row
• Congress Best Suited To Mediate Net Neutrality, Group Says
• Capacitor Co. To Pay $42M In Price-Fixing Plea Deal
• Why The Internet Of Things Has Real Estate Pros Up At Night
• 9th Circ. May Steer Apple Bag Check Row To Calif. Justices
• Chipmaker To Shell Out $7.25M To Settle Stock Drop Suit
• Judge Says BigCommerce Patent Suit Should Stay In EDTX
• Blue Star Grabs Youth Sports Media Biz
• Texas Judge Orders Consumers, Credit Monitor To Arbitration
• Toshiba Can't Block Western Digital's JV Access, Judge Says
• Microsoft To Use TV 'White Spaces' To Extend Net Service
• Tech Firm Wants To Dodge Columbia Sportswear Hacking Suit
• Feds Seek Just $676K From 3 Convicted In Coin.mx Scheme
• Welcome Changes For Cos. Hiring Foreign Talent: Part 1
• Employees In All But Name: Where's The Privilege?
• How To Convince A Startup To Think About IP
• Ex-NAD Director Looks Back On 20 Years And 2,600 Decisions
• 5 Questions To Ask Firm Before Accepting A Litigation AFA
• French Telecom Co. Stole Facebook Calling App, Jury Told
• German Law Revamped To Align With EU Data Privacy Regime
• Google, 7 Other Tech Giants Form Patent Policy Group
• Fed. Circ. Knocks Gilstrap's Denial Of Genband Injunction
• Fitbit Sued By Immersion Over 'Haptic' Tech Patents
• EU-Japan Trade Agreement: What You Need To Know
• GoDaddy Customers Denied Cert. In Virtual Server Row
• Euronext Drops $34M For Stake In Digital Portal iBabs
• Vending Machine Co. Accuses Rival Of Trade Secrets Rip-Off
• Netflix, Starz Can't Beat Data IP Suits, Blackbird Says
• 11 Hard Rock Hotels Hit By Sabre Data Breach
• Ex-Akin Gump Atty Accused Of FCA Caper In Talks With Feds
• Cop Rips Into Twitter, Others In Suit Over Dallas Shooting
• Paul Hastings Nabs Booz Allen Privacy & Cybersecurity Expert
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reboot Recovery IP Row Against Apple
• Fed. Circ. Faults PTAB's OK Of Intellectual Ventures Patent
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive Oracle Infringement Suit
• US Lifts Laptop Ban For Royal Jordanian, Kuwait Airways
• News Cos. Want Antitrust Pass To Confront Google, Facebook
• Why You Should Argue Your Appeal
• Meritless FTC Case Against Qualcomm Will Harm Consumers
• 6 Ways Teaching A Law School Class Can Benefit Lawyers
• Pai Names Regulatory Foe As FCC's Chief Economist
• Calif. Judge Says HTC's Alice Motion Kills Transfer Bid
• Ex-Dolby Labs IP Exec Launches Sex Bias Suit
• AIG Unit Owes $5M For Investor Deal, 9th Circ. Affirms
• Amazon, IRS Agree On Tax Refund Due In $1.5B Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Partly Revives Mobile Patent Challenged By HTC
• Voter Info Row Gives Lessons For When Feds Come Knocking
• EPIC Presses TSA Not To Expand Use Of Biometrics
• Uber Can Depose Google Co-Founder, Judge Says
• Qatar Latest To Duck US Laptop Ban After Bolstering Security
• CG Technology Rips Gaming Cos.' TC Heartland Arguments
• Apple Users Seek Cert. In 'Secure By Design' False Ad Row
• Ford Loses Bid For Rehearing In Challenge To Versata Patents
• Xactly Investors Say More Info Needed On $564M Vista Buy
• Riot Games Says Apps Infringing League Of Legends Brand
• Alleged Typo Not Enough To Revive Labor Cert. Bid At BALCA
• Beware Export Controls On Software, Encryption, Technology
• Time To Focus On Cybersecurity In Health Care
• Lessons From Google Surviving The Genericide Attack
• Skadden's Familiarity With Yahoo Key In Closing $4.48B Sale
• Amazon Gets Judge To Nix Patent As Abstract Under Alice
• Qualcomm Lobs New Claims At Apple In IP Suit, ITC Action
• Nonprofit Hits Ocean Agency With Suit Over Google Chats
• Texas Court Hands Patent Win To Roku Over Improper Venue
• Robins Kaplan Brings On Ex-Pearson Simon Antitrust Pro
• $5.5M Google Privacy Deal Is Unfair, 11 AGs Tell 3rd Circ.
• BakerHostetler Adds IP Partner From McDermott In Texas
• US Gov't Seeks To Intervene In Apple's €13B EU Tax Case
• What The Recent Mergers In Legal Tech Mean For BigLaw
• GSA Settles Tech Program Whistleblower's Retaliation Claim
• Toshiba Loses Appeal Of €61M Cartel Fine At EU High Court
• German Co. Can't Duck Arbitration In $4.6M Construction Row
• Waymo Can't Force Turnover Of Docs In Uber IP Dispute
• Ex-IT Execs Face Investor Suit Over $4M Fraud Charges
• Content Creators Decry FCC Efforts To Undo Net Neutrality
• Policymakers Accelerate On Driverless-Car Cybersecurity
• Rejecting Laissez-Faire Approach To Patent Damages Experts
• Fed. Claims Court Nixes Army's Bid For $5B Award Do-Over
• Centerbridge Taps Simpson On $1.26B Software Acquisitions
• EU-Japan Trade Deal Punts On Investor Arbitration, Data
• Introducing Blockchain In The Syndicated Loan Market
• Cypress, Ex-CEO Reach Deal Over Contested Director Election
• Intel, McAfee Settle Row Over Cybersecurity Icon's Name
• Nokia Signs Patent Deal With Chinese Smartphone Maker
• Justice Stevens On Gorsuch And Sticking With The Cubs
• Volvo Plans To Only Launch Electric Cars After 2019
• VTech Dodges Contract Claims Over Digital Toy Data Breach
• Fed. Circ. Slams Gilstrap For Not Awarding Fees To Newegg
• Fed. Circ. OKs Orbitz, Kayak Patent Win Without Fees
• Washington State Passes Remote-Vendor Taxation Bill
• Huawei, T-Mobile Blast Each Other Over Trial Outcome
• JPMorgan Slams Link To IBM In Cybersecurity Patent Row
• Disney Gets MagicBand Patent Infringement Suit Dropped
• Real Estate Moguls On The Move
• US Lifts Laptop Ban For Emirates, Turkish Airlines
• Broadcom Infringed Tessera Semiconductor IP: ITC Judge
• Vantiv To Swallow Worldpay In £7.7B Deal
• Trump Hotels, Google Caught Up In Sabre Data Breach
• Guess Hit With Patent Suit Over Smartwatch Tech
• FTC Praises FCC's Proposed Robocall Blocking Rule
• Innovating For Wise Juries: Openings Before Voir Dire
• 5 Questions To Ask Client Before Proposing A Litigation AFA
• Justice Stevens On Playing Politics With The High Court
• No DQ For Bryan Cave In $4.5M E-Payments Buyout Suit
• DLA Piper Strengthens Corporate Practice With Cooley Atty
• Mastercard Loses Bid To Challenge 2 Payment Patents
• Yahoo Users Fight Dismissal Bid In Data Breach MDL
• Polish Mobile Network Operator Launches $1.4B IPO
• Claims Court Won't Toss NASA Patent Licensing Dispute
• NYSE Pulls Proposal To Let 'Unicorns' List Without IPO
• Theranos Wants Class Limited To Indirect Share Purchasers
• Etihad Dodges US Laptop Ban After Tightening Security
• Legal Tech Download: Petya, TurboPatent, AI Portal
• FTC Clears $5.9B Broadcom-Brocade Deal With Firewall Fix
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2017's First Half
• HIG Takes Gov't Contractor NCI Private In $283M Deal
• A Regulatory Bellwether: Forecasting Cyber Breach Litigation
• Tech, Pharma Divided Over Section 101 Challenges Post-Alice