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Technology - October, 2017

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• Finjan, Blue Coat Back Before Jury After $39.5M IP Verdict
• Seagate Hard Drive Buyers Say False Label Can Save Cert.
• HP Settles With NEC, Toshiba, Samsung In Disk Drive MDL
• LOT Network Shows Promise In Limiting 'Patent Troll' Suits
• Social Media Cos. Will Seek To Block Foreign Political Ads
• 5 More Companies Launch IPOs Seeking To Raise $692M
• PTAB Nixes Claims In Patent Behind $4M Riverbed Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Petrobras, SenseTime, Staples
• Ex-Crowell & Moring Chair Makes Move To Bracewell In DC
• Avaya Cleared To Solicit Votes On Recalibrated Ch. 11 Plan
• Facebook, Disney, IBM Attys Point To Faults In IP System
• Koskinen Stresses Continued Focus On IT Upgrades At IRS
• Tata's $1B Buyback Ends DoCoMo Shareholder Contract Row
• Cerner Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Bid To Enforce $63M Award
• Del. High Court Upholds Chancery Hike Of ISN Deal Price
• Digital Remittance Co. Scoops Up $115M In Funding Round
• Judging A Book: McConnell Reviews 'Unequal'
• Google Attacks EU's Analysis In Appeal Of Record €2.4B Fine
• Former Autonomy Exec Loses Bid To Shake Fraud Charges
• NJ Authorities Say Breaches Affecting 116K Reported In 2016
• Trivago Hit With Stock Drop Suit Amid British Probe
• Feds Tell Of Lies Upon Lies As KIT Digital Trial Opens
• ITC Affirms Invalidity Of Electronic Car Toll Patents
• Gilstrap Kills Image Patent Under Alice, Stays Samsung Suit
• Fed. Circ. Revives Patents Microsoft Allegedly Infringed
• SEC Seeks $14.7M In Judgments For FCC Licensing Scheme
• FCC Approves $34B CenturyLink, Level 3 Merger In Split Vote
• Health Records Co. 'Not Qualified' To Protest $9B VA Contract
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To Sony's $4M Antitrust Win
• C-Cation Asks To Hold Patent Appeal For High Court Rulings
• IT Co. Breaks Ground In India With $250M Deal For Rival
• DHS Says Most Agencies On Track To Cut Kaspersky Products
• NHTSA Mulls Clearing Roadblocks For Self-Driving Cars
• Onvia Stockholders Want 'Misleading' Deltek Merger Halted
• 15 Minutes With Facebook's General Counsel
• Making Pro Bono Work
• Employers Face 'Surge' Of Suits Under Ill. Biometrics Law
• Being There: Preparing Witnesses For Depositions
• 7 Firms To Guide IPOs Exceeding $1.8B Led By Cement Giant
• 1st Circ. Says FBI Warrant Issued From Va. Valid In Mass.
• Whistleblower Protections Here To Stay, Expert Says
• Waymo Can See Drafts Of Secret Uber Report, Judge Says
• Biz Turns To Feds For Certainty On Automated Truck Rules
• Scammers Banned From Tech Support Biz In $2M FTC Deal
• Brazilian Miner Leads 3 IPOs Raising $712M
• PTAB Withdraws Memory Patent Decision, Citing Missed Email
• GSA Clears 70 Vet-Owned Firms For $5B IT Support Contract
• Lifeline Reforms Coming Down Pike In Nov., FCC Says
• Baker Hughes' Investors Seek Stock Review In $7.4B GE Deal
• Facebook Users Say Biometric Data Mining Causes Real Harm
• GAO Denies Bid Protest Over $98M Air Force Tech Contract
• Making Pro Bono Work: The Sidley-Exelon Partnership
• Taxation With Representation: Cooley, Alston, Mayer, Davis
• Fed. Circ. Could Address Whether TC Heartland Changed Law
• Digital Assistants Create Privacy Paradox
• Recipe For Legal Project Management: Look To BBQ Champs
• Bankruptcy Software Co. Blasts Firm's Latest Antitrust Suit
• Zenefits, Co-Founder To Pay SEC $1M Over Misled Investors
• Mich. Bill To Shield Cybersecurity Plans From FOIA Advances
• Marvell Investors Say Co.'s Own Accountants Found Problems
• PTAB Finds Akamai Patent Obvious In Tech IP Feud
• UK PE Shop Scoops Up £100M In Funding Round
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVS, Weinstein Co., Evoqua Water Tech
• Trump Taps Acting Pentagon CIO For Top Tech Role At DHS
• Westinghouse Lays Out Vision For Long-Term Ch. 11 Case
• Waymo's Software IP Claims Can Wait For 'Trial #2': Judge
• High Court Should Accept Samsung Case, Despite SG's Brief
• Making Pro Bono Work: Can You Practice In Your State?
• Representing Women At The Intersection Of Law And Finance
• Baker Botts Adds IP Litigator From Kirkland To DC Office
• Google, YouTube Censor Conservative Videos, Suit Claims
• NY, Mass. Officials Say Breach Law Shouldn't Override States
• Calif.-Based Co. Scores Transfer Out Of EDTX In IP Suit
• 3 Women Of Color Accuse Uber Of Unequal Pay
• SEC Backs Whistleblower On Protections In High Court Row
• Apple, Samsung $400M IP Damages Trial Moved Up To May
• Uber Says Waymo Can't Instruct Jury On Destroyed Evidence
• Apple Urges Fed. Circ. To Junk $506M Patent Loss To U. Wis.
• Pai Dodges Direct Commentary On Trump's NBC Tirade
• Samsung Springs Toshiba Out Of LCD Screen IP Suit
• RadioShack's E-Commerce-Focused Ch. 11 Plan Gets OK
• German Watchdog Opens 1st Consumer Protection Query
• Kaspersky Lab Says It Got NSA Code Off Personal Computer
• Tech Union Appeals F-1 Visa Rule Challenge Loss To DC Circ.
• Victims' Families Urge Court To Proceed With ISIS Suit
• Trump Launches Program For State, Local Gov't Drone Testing
• Making Pro Bono Work: Building Sponsorship Relationships
• Uber Gets App IP Suit Stayed Pending USPTO Review
• House Bill Would Raise Stakes Of Congressional Inquiries
• Trending In Telehealth: Behavioral Health Services
• What I Learned In My 1st Year: Be A Sponge
• Waymo, Uber Brawl Over Jury Instruction For Car IP Trial
• 'Gag Order' Policy Change Shows Tech Industry's Rising Clout
• Lawmaker Leery Of Inevitable Disruption Of Driverless Cars
• Troutman Partner Scolded Over Yahoo, Google Subpoenas
• EU Court Adviser Hits Facebook In Privacy Law Battle
• US Tells Justices AIA Patent Reviews Are Constitutional
• Avaya Clears Way For Reorg With New Creditor Ceasefire
• Ciber Creditors' Bid To Sue Brass Must Wait, Judge Says
• Fed. Circ. Returns Network Patent Case To PTAB Under Aqua
• Cox, BMG Battle Over DMCA: Everything You Need To Know
• Investors Battle Good Tech's Bid To Scuttle $35M Settlement
• Devices Can Collect Kids' Commands Without Consent: FTC
• CliniComp Looks To Revive Protest Of VA Health Records Deal
• Making Pro Bono Work: Beyond The Hurdles
• Despite Concerns, Execs On Self-Driving Car Bandwagon
• Broader Licenses For 3.5 GHz Band Possible After FCC Vote
• Qualcomm Says Its Probe Found Investor Claims Baseless
• DOD To Remove Kaspersky Products From Its Systems
• Google Beats Suit Accusing It Of Liability For ISIS Attack
• FCC Calls Off Local Station Rule For Radio, TV Broadcasters
• Toshiba Shareholders Back $17.6B Memory Biz Sale
• Strategies For Winning The IPR Race
• Amazon Says 238 Cities Vying For 2nd Headquarters
• Rimon Grows Silicon Valley Office With Orrick IP Pro
• Korean Banks Say Newegg Part Of 'Classic Ponzi Scheme'
• Security Cam Co. Sues Former Chinese Suitor Over Sunk Deal
• 'White Hats' Face Red Tape As Data Gets Deadly
• Sonos Patents Picked Over Rival's For Trial Over Audio IP
• Biz Groups Rip Calif. Gov.'s Veto Of Wireless Coverage Bill
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ruling In Sega-Uniloc Patent Fight
• Epic Games Says 'Nobody Likes A Cheater,' Sues YouTuber
• Dentons Adds 2 More Ex-MoFo IP Attys In San Francisco
• Embattled Kaspersky Lab Invites Third-Party Software Review
• Deals Rumor Mill: Link REIT, SoFi, Pure Gym
• Samsung Gets New Shot At Trimming $400M Apple IP Award
• Raytheon Can't Duck IP Suit Seeking To 'Firewall' Workers
• NJ Woman Gets 2 Years For $2.8M Vet Retraining Scam
• Judging A Book: Pryor Reviews 'Scalia Speaks'
• Real Estate Rumors: Tesla, CubeSmart, Kushner Cos.
• Avenue Capital Can't Seal $6M MagnaChip Fraud Settlement
• Gab Drops Google Antitrust Suit For App Store Resubmission
• Cisco Inks $1.9B Deal For Telecom Tech Co. BroadSoft
• The Inside Counsel Revolution
• 4 Qualcomm Execs Escape Investor Suit Over Faulty Chip
• SunEdison Ch. 11 Plan Foes Seek Info On Rights Offering
• Review Of FCC Media Rules Is Overdue, O'Rielly Says
• Consumers Claiming SpeedyPC Tricked Them Get Class Cert.
• Gaming Startup Raises $884M In Upsized IPO
• Truck Company Worker Claims Finger Scan Violates Privacy
• Sony-Fujifilm Feud Lands Among New ITC Probes
• Firms Vie For Top Plaintiff Spot In Del. Tangoe Deal Suit
• Sonos Wants Wrong Patents In Audio IP Trial, Says Rival
• IBM FCA Suit Over Emergency Program Settles Before Trial
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Verdict Clearing Google In $106M IP Case
• Judge Urges No Sanctions For Withheld Ticketmaster Docs
• Weil Gotshal Reps First Data In $760M BluePay Deal
• 7 Firms To Guide IPOs Topping $2.1B As October Heats Up
• To Lure Amazon HQ, Cities Dangle Tax Incentives
• Car Dealer Software Providers Hit With NJ Antitrust Suit
• EA's Video Game Graphics Patent Challenge Iced By PTAB
• Toymaker Says Intel Duped It Into Buying Dangerous Chips
• Legal Tech Download: AI Clerks And Chinese Robots
• Arbitration Can Help Solve Tech Litigation Problems
• Counsel Could Help Esports Players Level Up, Attys Say
• Seagate Gets Initial OK For $5.7M Worker Phishing Settlement
• Waymo Loses Latest Bid For Uber's Self-Driving Source Code
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Wachtell
• How Arbitrators Maintain Proportionality In Discovery
• Political Ad Disclosure Bill To Test Online Giants' Might
• ILife Wants Nintendo Infringement Award Upped To $25M
• PTAB Uses Recent Precedent In Backing Elm Over Samsung
• $10K A Day Contempt Sanction For Google Is OK'd By Judge
• Comcast, AT&T Among Big Hidden Donors To RNC: Report
• Jumio Ch. 11 Trustee Seeks To Bar Investor Chancery Suit
• Dallas ERs Want Google To Turn Over Online Reviewer IDs
• Software 'Unicorn' MongoDB Raises $192M In Upsized IPO
• Tech Giants Urge Stay On ISIS Suit For 9th Circ. Ruling
• EU Privacy Shield Gets Good Marks, For Now
• NY Tribe, Texas Co. Slap Patent Suits On Amazon, Microsoft
• Honeywell Hit With $22M Contract Suit By Security Co.
• Lyft Scores $11B Valuation In Funding Round Led By CapitalG
• Bank Regulator Calls Fintech Charter Fears 'Exaggerated'
• CIT Upholds Duty-Free Classification For Fiber Optics Gear
• Samsung Loses Bid To Beat Touchscreen Patent at PTAB
• Apple's IPhone X Copies 'Animoji' Mark, App Developer Says
• Ybrant Ch. 11 Law Firm Escapes Gov't Fee Disgorgement Bid
• Sharp Can't Remand TV Quality Row With Chinese Licensee
• The Law Firm CFO's Role In The Strategic Planning Process
• Electric Vehicle Safety Regs: A Global Comparison
• Capacitor Maker Nippon Chemi-Con Indicted For Price-Fixing
• VidAngel Files For Ch. 11 After 9th Circ. Copyright Loss
• Feds Rip Google's $10K-A-Day Offer For Contempt Sanctions
• PTAB Makes Opinion Limiting Multiple Petitions 'Precedential'
• Fed. Circ. OKs Original Import Ban Against Arista In Cisco War
• Corel Says Microsoft Expert Overestimated Patent Damages
• Ex-Tesla Workers Say Racial Slurs, Discrimination Rampant
• TSA's Practices For Tech Overhaul Fall Short, GAO Says
• Network Co. Avoids Arbitration In $11M Patent Licensing Row
• Duo Security Turns Into 'Unicorn' With $70M Financing Round
• Mintz Levin Snags Ex-Foley IP Partner In San Diego
• 3rd Circ. Says Investors' Atty Hid Info, Buries $30M Award
• US Companies' Tax Havens Costing Gov't $100B, Report Says
• Retail Software Co. Closes $166M Series D Funding Round
• Law Firms Must Transition To An Industry Sector Approach
• MarkitServ Settles Swap Trading Monopoly Suit
• Tech-Focused Growth Equity Shop Clinches $1.25B Fund
• Sullivan, Simpson Steer $100M Data Center REIT Investment
• Latham Snags Ex-Fish & Richardson Patent Atty In DC
• White & Case Lands Ex-Hyundai GC For Int'l Arbitration Group
• Del. Jury Clears Plantronics In $600M Antitrust Trial
• Telegram App Fined For Not Giving Russia Encryption Keys
• ServiceMesh Buyer Seeks Indicted Ex-CEO's Legal Fees
• Patent Suit Against ASUS Moved To Calif. By TC Heartland
• $600M Jabra-Plantronics Antitrust Trial To Hit Jury Wednesday
• Songkick Seeks To Sanction Ticketmaster For Withheld Docs
• Twitter Can't Shake Investors' Daily Metrics Claims
• Apple Patent Loss Lurches Up To $439M In VirnetX Suit
• Winter Olympics, NASCAR Offer Glimpse Into 5G Future
• OECD To Eye Short-Term Fixes For Taxing Digital Economy
• UK Wants To Subject More Mergers To Nat'l Security Review
• Property Database Patents Were Obvious, Fed. Circ. Affirms
• Judging A Book: Kozinski Reviews 'The Judge'
• BuzzFeed Argues To Keep 'Russian Dossier' Source Secret
• Siris To Pay $1B For Synchronoss Cloud Software Unit
• Real Estate Rumors: GFP, Amazon, Freemont Capital
• In Microsoft, Justices To Set Feds' Reach For Overseas Data
• Messaging Patents Survive IBM Challenges At PTAB
• ZwillGen Nabs Ex-DHS Cyber Pro From Hogan Lovells
• How Will High Court Rule On IPR? Clues In A Thomas Dissent
• 5 Questions GCs Should Ask On Securing Internet Of Things
• Vizio Denied 9th Circ. Appeal Of Video Privacy Decision
• Waymo Denied Access To Uber Self-Driving Source Code
• Fed. Circ. Finds Mail-Tracking Patents Invalid Under Alice
• Court Warns Of 'Odor' To $1B Constant Contact Merger Suit
• HP, Juniper Won't Get Quick Win In Ethernet Patent Suit
• Netflix Says Investor Suit Over Price Hike Came Too Late
• Privacy Groups Want Recall On 'Spying' Google Speaker
• Packet Intelligence Wins $6M IP Verdict Against NetScout
• Electronic Arts Fires Back At Coder's High Court Appeal
• High Court Denies Challenge To 'Google' Trademark
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, AT&T, iQiyi
• Comcast, Others Infringed Home Security Patent, Suit Says
• Former RadioShack Employees Object To Del. Ch. 11 Plan
• A Big Drone Victory For FAA
• New Post-Recession Metrics For BigLaw Partner Success
• Understanding FDA Guidance On Connected Medical Devices
• High Court To Weigh Microsoft Overseas Data Warrant Row
• Yahoo's Info On 2B Hacked Accounts Doesn't Satisfy Judge
• Google Sharing App User Data Without Permission, Suit Says
• Mediation, Trial Set In TracFone-Simply Wireless Dispute
• 4 Firms To Guide IPOs Surpassing $1.8B
• GAO To Probe FCC 'Attack' In Net Neutrality Row
• Patent Litigator Goes After Wearables For Seniors
• SunEdison Can End IP Contract With Korean Co., Judge Rules
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Smartphone Makers' ITC Win Under Alice
• Del. Court Tosses Ripple, R3 Crypto-Cash Contract Clash
• Auto Software Maker Wants Rival's Sales Halted
• Media Wants Rethink Of Gag Orders On FBI Data Requests
• Time To Lift Student Loan Counseling Restrictions
• Uber Appeals London License Ban, Will 'Make Things Right'
• Deal Makers' Interest In Tech M&A Continues To Rise
• Tech Co. Wins Intelligence Agency's $1B IT Management Deal
• Canon Defends $1.8M Attys' Fees In Memory Card IP Row
• Arent Fox IP Litigation Duo Joins Crowell & Moring In SF
• The Future Of Standard-Essential Patents At The ITC
• SEC Stakes Claim As Digital Currency Regulator
• Uber Says Waymo Can't Fish For Source Code Before Trial
• France Attack Widow Says Google, Facebook, Twitter Aid ISIS
• Fed. Circ. Tosses New Appeals In 13-Year Circuit IP Feud
• Fitbit Heart-Rate Monitor Row Pushed To Arbitration
• Samsung, Apple Spar Over New Patent Trial's Damages Test
• Lobbying Power Can Drastically Alter Course Of Tax Reform
• ITC Probe Broadens Rockwell IP War With Radwell
• Deals Rumor Mill: Rio Tinto Group, Abertis, HKE
• Jawbone's Claims In Fitbit IP Suit Hamper Atty Withdrawal
• Fintech Expert Says U.S. Needs 'Sandbox' For Regulators
• Microsoft Ruling Dooms Cymbalta Labeling Suit: 9th Circ.
• Morgan Stanley PE Arm Raises $275M For North Haven Fund
• 3 Strategies I Learned From LegalZoom
• Yahoo Says Men Were Fired Based On Poor Work, Not Gender
• Google Awarded $820,000 In Attys Fees In Patent Case
• Del. Justices Asked To Uphold $357M Data Firm Appraisal
• Deputy AG Slams Tech Giants For 'Warrant-Proof' Encryption
• IRS Defends Cost-Sharing Rule Nixed By Tax Court In Altera
• Feds Walk Fine Line On Internet Of Things Security, Rep. Says
• Plantronics Locks Horns With Jabra In $600M Antitrust Trial
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Order Nixing Caller ID Patent Under Alice
• Taiwan Fines Qualcomm $774M Over Mobile Chip Sales
• DOJ, State Dept. Unite To Fight Visa Fraud, Discrimination
• Why You Should Consider Hyperlinking Your Next Brief
• Waymo Wants Uber's Autonomous Car Source Code For Trial
• How Hotel Owners Can Respond To Evolving Technology
• Apple Hit With New Suit Over Ex-Sony, Nokia Phone Patents
• Morris Manning Launches Blockchain Practice
• Atty, Ex-Inmates Seek Class Cert. In Call Recording Suit
• Del. Judge Tosses 'Tactical' Samsung License Breach Suit
• Rocket Fuel To Pay $3.2M To End Stock-Drop Suit Over Bots
• Tencent, SoftBank Invest $1.1B In Uber Rival In India
• DOJ Warrant For Anti-Trump Site Data Pared By Judge
• KKR Increases Offer For Hitachi Unit To $2.72B
• Software Co. Hits Home Invest For Stolen Code, Broken Deal
• Amazon, Broadcom Settle Patent Suit Over Tablets, Other Tech
• Jabra Calls 'Facts' Biased For Upcoming $600M Trial
• Shareholder Vote Sinks Suit Over $1.6B Infoblox Deal
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rehear 'Supercookies' Arbitration Row
• Investors Urge NY Judge To Join Patriot Securities Suits
• US Asks Justices To Deny Samsung Appeal In Apple IP Feud
• Mark Your Calendar: High Court To Consider Abolishing PTAB
• Asian-Americans Facing Challenges In The Legal Industry
• US Urged To Take Action Against China's IP Infractions
• The Firms Filing The Most Patent Cases
• Latham Leads Data Center Co. Switch's $531M IPO
• Internet Device Frenzy Leaving Security Gaps, Officials Say
• Qualcomm Offers EU Concessions In Stalled $38B NXP Bid
• No-Show Suspended Atty Ordered To Pay $350K In SEC Case
• Defensive Patenting Strategies For Blockchain Innovators
• PTAB Isn't Making CBM Reviews Any Easier For Challengers
• Ex-Autonomy CFO Bids To Ditch Fraud Charges Over HP Deal
• Apple's Top Legal Eagle Retiring, Ex-Honeywell Exec New GC
• Judge Sits Out Discovery Row In MarkitSERV Suit, For Now
• BDS Deregulation Premised On Bad Analysis, 8th Circ. Told
• A BigLaw Ladies' Guide To Becoming A 1st-Chair Trial Lawyer
• Yahoo Judge Wants To Know What Hack News Means For MDL
• SEC Watchdog Says Agency Faces IT, Budget, Contract Issues
• Phone Patent Claims Against Gov't Time-Barred: Fed. Circ.
• IBM Can't Exit FCA Suit Over Emergency Response Program
• Fla. Tinder User Reasserts Claim That App Isn't Free
• 4 Men Charged In $16M Pentagon Kickback Scheme
• Lawmakers Blast FCC's Proposed Broadband Standards
• 3 Telecom Takeaways From The 2017 Hurricane Season
• 4 Takeaways From FTC V. D-Link Systems
• Mitigating Securities Litigation Risk From Software Problems
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review $8.5M Google Privacy Pact
• Tax Court Orders Transferee To Settle $6.9M Liability Row
• Twitter's User Metrics Set Off #Legal Storm With Investors
• Tech Co. Accepts $264K Fine After Exposing Vermonters' Info
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain Capital, Unilever, SeaWorld
• Open Internet Groups Target Dems Over Yes Votes For Pai
• VTech Toy Co. Seeks Toss Of Data Breach Suit
• Jury To Hear Of Plantronics Email Deletion In $600M Trial
• Westinghouse Seeks OK To Pay $8.3M In Exec Incentives
• Hotel Deals Site Closes $111M Series D Funding Round
• Fed. Circ. Grills Both Sides In $106M Google Patent Row
• Ex-NFLers' Publicity Claim Can't Be Revived, EA Says
• Ex-Bookkeeper Stole $1.6M From NJ Co. Via PayPal, Feds Say
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Hotel Reservation Website Hit With Suit Over Hidden Fees
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of Caller ID Patent Nixed Under Alice
• Facebook Dad Faces Big Fine Over Failed Copyright Suits
• Employers Should Be Wary Of Turning Over Employee Info
• 5 Tips To Ensure Proper Deposition Behavior
• Facebook Shareholder's Suit Over Video Metrics Error Tossed
• JPML Rebuffs Blue Spike's Bid To Centralize 9 IP Lawsuits
• LinkedIn Asks 9th Circ. To Stop Startup's Info Scraping
• Knight Institute Files FOIA Suit Over 'Extreme Vetting' Policies
• Frontier Hid $10.5B Verizon Purchase Deadbeats: Investors
• Trump's Nominee For NTIA Chief Moves To Full Senate
• Korean Scientist Gets 14 Months In Bribe Laundering Case
• Gilstrap Pauses Uniloc Suits Against Google For PTAB Review
• FCC To Decide On Local Station Rule At Oct. Meeting
• Failure To Collect On €13B Apple Case Lands Ireland In Court
• Rosenstein Says Working With DOJ Can Benefit Tech Cos.
• SEC Urged To Delay Start Of Audit Trail Over Cyber Risks
• Bird & Bird To Open San Francisco Office In Mid-2018
• MarkitServ Wants Withheld Data In Antitrust Suit
• Toshiba Stands By Ability To Close $17.8B Memory Biz Sale
• European Commission Proposes Reforms For VAT System
• EU High Court To Weigh Data Transfer Tool In Facebook Row
• Dormant Ch. 11 Case Reopened To Go After Indicted Ex-CEO
• Websites Get Cert. In Nearly Settled Google AdSense Suit
• Samsung Accused Of Infringing Tessera Chip Patents At ITC
• Yahoo Says 2013 Breach Bigger Than Thought, All 3B Hacked
• Tribunal Asked For Clarity In Samsung Licensing Row
• 2 Fla. Men Nabbed In $3M Con Involving Drinkable Motor Oil
• Waymo-Uber Trade Secret Trial Delayed As Judge Blasts Attys
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Nix Of Intellectual Ventures Cellphone IP
• DOD Wants Kaspersky Halt For Classified Contractor Systems
• SD Implores High Court To Kill Quill Precedent On Sales Tax
• Trump Cyber Adviser Vows More Disclosure Of Software Holes
• 'How Is That Not Abstract?' Fed. Circ. Asks Of IV Patent
• Watercraft Patent Row Unlikely To Get Fed. Circ. Reversal
• IRS To Appeal Loss In $234M Amazon Transfer Pricing Case
• PTAB Says 2 Securus Prison Phone Patents Not Abstract
• Ambulance Co. Sued Over Collection Of Worker Biometric Info
• Industry Groups Urge National Internet Of Things Policy
• AIP Acquisition Runs Into 'Problem' With Case At Fed. Circ.
• Legal Tech Download: Axiom's R&D, Lex Machina Analytics
• Judging A Book: Tunheim Reviews 'Miles Lord'
• 4 Reasons We May Not See Colluding Robots Anytime Soon
• Toshiba To Pay $522M For Full Ownership Of Westinghouse
• 4 Uniloc Server Patents Invalidated In Eastern District Of Texas
• News Orgs Want Courtroom Kept Open In Uber, Waymo Trial
• Plantronics, GN Netcom Prepare For $600M Antitrust Trial
• Justices Won't Hear Synopsys Appeal Of Alice Ruling
• Ex-Basho CEO Tells Of Frayed Relations With Large Investor
• 1st Circ. Grills Uber Over 'Suspicious' Fine Print
• Insurers Face Headwinds In Bid To Audit Asbestos Payouts
• FCC Chair Pai Approved Over Senate Dems' Objections
• Fed. Circ. Hesitant To Wade Into Antitrust Aspect Of IP Feud
• Bain Eyes $1.35B Takeover Of Japanese Ad Firm Asatsu-DK
• Equifax Failed To Fix Security Flaw In March, Ex-CEO Says
• Technology Assisted Review Can Work For Small Cases
• 'Initial Coin Offerings' Deceived Investors, SEC Says
• Drafting Software Patents Post-Alice: Lessons From Courts
• Intellectual Ventures Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive Cellphone IP
• High Court Won't Hear Kim Dotcom Asset Seizure Appeal
• Law360 Sizes Up The Term To Come