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Technology - April, 2018

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• Alibaba Loses Bid To Stop Crypto Co. From Using Name
• Facebook Likely Can't Stay Out Of Cambodian Political Fight
• Apple Beats Uniloc's Bid To View Entire iOS Source Code
• Google Privacy Case To Test Limits Of Novel Settlements
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Questions 'Kabuki Dance' Blackouts
• Catching Lies Landed Susman Godfrey $706M IP Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent Music, CVC Capital, Volkswagen
• Justices Snub A Slew Of Patent Cases Post-Oil States
• Panasonic, In-Flight Unit To Pay $280M To End FCPA Probe
• FCC Public Service Fees For Carriers Chided As Confusing
• Reed Smith Hires GE Digital Chief Compliance Officer
• Canadian Airline Wants Counterclaims Tossed From Site Fight
• US Trade Delegation Will Head To China This Week
• Debevoise Guides Pitney Bowes' $361M Print, Mail Biz Sale
• Unclear Prior Experience Dooms Labor Cert. Bid At BALCA
• Autonomy's Ex-CFO Convicted Of Fraud Linked To HP Deal
• High Court To Review $8.5M Google Privacy Deal
• The Fastest Federal Civil Court For A Decade
• Pa. Turnpike Agency Inks $2M Deal To End IT Contract Row
• Chinese Co., US Distributor Resist Injunction In Ford Fight
• Next-Gen Simulcasting Will Hamper Public TV, PBS Says
• $6.1B Fuji, Xerox Deal Temporarily Blocked By NY Judge
• Google's $11M AdSense Deal Stalls Over Objector Vetting
• Cloud Computing IP Cases Against Amazon Patrons Stayed
• Samsung Named In Suit Over Alleged DRAM Price Conspiracy
• Apple, Qualcomm Deal To Trim Patent Suit Blocked By Judge
• 2 Charged With Espionage In Chinese Trade Secrets Theft
• FTC Warns Foreign App Makers To Heed COPPA Data Rules
• EU Privacy Reform Boosted By Facebook Scandal, MEP Says
• Brazil Says 5 Cos. May Have Fixed Prices For Hard Disk Parts
• Ex-Barclays Trader Slams DOJ's 'Futile' FIRREA Indictment
• FCC Won't Investigate Cambridge Analytica, Pai Says
• Russia Sanctions Hurt US Arms Sales, Defense Chief Says
• US Sustains Pressure On China With Sweeping IP Report
• Microsemi Sued Over Missing Info On $8.35B Microchip Deal
• Consumer Asks 9th Circ. To Revive iPhone Suit
• High Court Raises The Stakes At PTAB
• GoPro Rival Urges Judge To Rethink Sanctions In IP Row
• Legal Tech Download: AI Sandbox, Univar And Barclays
• Venture-Backed DocuSign Leads 5 IPOs With $629M Deal
• Facebook Taps Ex-FCC Chair As US Public Policy Head
• Defending Lawyer Depositions: Lessons From Waymo V. Uber
• Intuitive Says Doc's Deal Undercuts $2M Robot Fraud Claim
• Divided 7th Circ. Revives Atty's Age Discrimination Suit
• Groups Urge SIM Rules That Help Consumers Switch Carriers
• PTAB Unveils AIA Review Plans After High Court Shakeup
• Judge Threatens To Nix Uniloc Patent Suit Against Apple
• Pai Says He Had No Advance Knowledge of Sinclair Merger
• New Fees, Regs For Uber Under Calif. PUC Reclassification
• FTC Probe Sought On Video App's Kid Privacy Policies
• How The End Of PTAB Partial Review Will Affect IPR
• Corporations Must Help Fight Cyber Threats, Deputy AG Says
• Post-SAS, PTAB To Review All Disputed Claims In Data Patent
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Balks At DOJ's Doc Dump
• Uber Updates 'Bug Bounty' Policy After Hidden Data Breach
• Austrian Auto Lighting Maker Reveals $1.3B Sale To LG
• 9th Circ. OKs Dropbox's $1.7M Attys' Fee Award In TM Row
• EU's Vestager Warns Data Rules Not Enough To Improve Tech
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Verdict Clearing Citrix In Patent Row
• Kirkland Guides Thoma Bravo's $2.4B Fund Closing
• Cozen O'Connor Snags 14-Atty Drinker Biddle Litigation Team
• US Pols Getting Antsy As NAFTA Talks Enter Crucial Phase
• Courts Must Soon Tackle Critical Questions About ICOs
• Retail Group, Symantec To Offer Workshops On Cyberthreats
• ITC Bans Certain Chinese Mobile Device Mounts In IP Case
• EU Invests Funds, Working On Standards To Spur AI Growth
• Software Startup Atlassian Raises $850M In Convertible Bonds
• Game Maker Says Teen Player Can't Dodge Copyright Suit
• Facebook Investor Sues Over Cambridge Analytica Cover-Up
• Google Fights Uber's Intervention In Ex-Execs' Arbitration
• Nike, FitBit, Others Seek Atty Fees For Data Uploading IP Suit
• WhatsApp Raises EU Age Requirement Ahead Of Data Rule
• SEC's $35M Yahoo Fine Lacks Bite Without Targeting Execs
• Corporate Attys Increasingly Steering Biz Strategy, GCs Say
• Elio Motors Puts Brakes On IPO, Pursues Coin Offering
• Fed. Circ. Preserves Sharper Image Owner's PTAB Petitions
• Cable, Consumer Groups Fight For Next-Gen TV Safeguards
• Defying Trump, Macron Calls For Scaling Back Trade Blitz
• AI Creates Legal Challenges For The Fashion Industry
• Capacitor Buyers Seek Approval Of $20M In Antitrust Deals
• Bill Would Let Feds Quickly Ban Software From Gov't Use
• Network Advocate Joins Net Neutrality Rollback Challengers
• VC-Backed DocuSign Raises IPO Target To $582M
• 4 Things Lawyers Need To Know About Data Center Deals
• 5 Signs Of Trouble For Customers In Software Contracts
• DACA Program Rescission Unlawful, DC Judge Rules
• Cybersecurity Warning May Bring Gov't, Industry Together
• FCC Urged To Auction 3.5 GHz Licenses For Mix Of Areas
• Tough Questions Await As PTAB Partial Reviews Get Boot
• Florida Hotel Sued Over Website's Inaccessible Design
• New Senate Bill Calls For Social Media Data Transparency
• Autonomy CFO Atty Channels Johnnie Cochran At Trial's End
• Payment Processing Co. Hits Rival With Antitrust Suit
• Judge Doubts 'Severe' Sentence For Russia-Hired Hacker
• Apple To Put $16B In Escrow For EU Row Over Irish Taxes
• House Passes Space, Tech Development Rule Changes
• Lawyers Weigh In On PTAB Cases At The High Court
• Yahoo Fined $35M For Waiting Nearly 2 Yrs To Reveal Breach
• Longfin, CEO Relieved From SEC's $27M Asset Freeze
• White House Steeling For Trade Talks With China
• FisherBroyles Nabs Cyber Litigator From Insurance Boutique
• Extra Addressee On Job Notice Dooms IT Co.'s Labor Cert. Bid
• Israeli Defense Co. Tacks $5.8M More Onto $21M IP Verdict
• Royal Jordanian Airlines Sues Man Over Facebook Posts
• Tiversa Faked Breaches For Fed Contracts, LabMD Prez Says
• Crypto Set To Drive Demand For Traditional Services: Part 2
• Equal Pay: Where Do We Stand Now?
• Supreme Court Strikes Down PTAB Partial Decisions
• Feds Defend Searching Phones At Border Without Warrants
• Autonomy CFO Lies 'Snowballed' In Investor Fraud, Jury Told
• App Co. Says 'Star Wars' Game Infringes Its Trademark
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Cuts Off Attys, Rebukes Witness
• Avaya Ch. 11 Judge Pegs SAE's Trade Secrets Claim At $1.2M
• Justices Ask SG To Weigh In On Assignor Estoppel In IP Row
• Bill To Revive Congressional Tech Office Likely This Week
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent, Techcombank, Kazakhtelecom
• French Gov't Illegally 'Seized' France.com, US Owner Says
• Cambridge Analytica Highlights Tech-Telecom Battle Lines
• Defense Agency's $124M Contract Properly Awarded: GAO
• Settlement Talks Fold In Card-Shuffling Antitrust Case
• Covington Hires Ex-Wilson Sonsini Tech Deals Pro
• Russia-Hired Hacker Seeks Too-Light Sentence, Gov't Says
• EU Widens Probe Of Apple's $400M Shazam Deal
• Construction Firm Leads 4 IPO Launches Totaling $468M
• Ethics Rules Have Not Evolved With AI, GCs Say
• Fla. Bar Seeks Early Win On Claims Ticket App Is Illegal
• Del. Justices Affirm 57% Discount To Clearwire Appraisal
• Streaming IP Owner Can't Get Review Of Abstractness Finding
• Facebook Data Suit Belongs In State Court, Ill. County Says
• CTIA Task Force To Tackle Illicit Cellphone Use In Prisons
• Brooklyn Nets Slap Ex-Headphone Sponsor With TM Suit
• BuzzFeed Seeks Hague's Help In Tech Exec's Libel Suit
• Medical Device Cybersecurity: Preparing For The Worst
• Crypto Set To Drive Demand For Traditional Services: Part 1
• Alnylam, Dicerna Settle Trade Secrets Case Ahead Of Trial
• Senator Wants Fines, Tighter Leash On Facebook By FTC
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Time-Bar Ruling Against Wi-Fi One
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walmart, Xerox, Cosco Shipping
• 6 Firms To Guide Tech-Heavy IPO Lineup Set To Exceed $1.3B
• 9th Circ. Splits From Similar Rulings On Tender Offer Suits
• Navy Sec. Seeks Way To Keep Adversaries Out Of DOD Deals
• New VAT Rates May Help China Retain Multinational Firms
• GAO Says Challenge To Bid Process On $17B IT Deal Too Late
• Experts Look To Congress To Stem Patent-Eligibility 'Chaos'
• Dell's Pivotal Software Raises $555M In Davis Polk-Led IPO
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Voting IP, But Says Alice Didn't Change Law
• Despite Fog, FCC's Net Neutrality Deregulation Still Pending
• DOJ, Texas Co. Settle Immigration Status Discrimination Row
• Fitbit Investors' $8.25M Atty Fee Bid 'A Little Rich,' Judge Says
• Health Hires: Goodwin, Shook Hardy, Michael Best, Orrick
• DOD Stresses Contentious JEDI Deal Not Locked For Decade
• Third Person Charged With Fraud In $25M Crypto Card Plot
• DNC Sues Trump Campaign, Russia Over 2016 Election Hacks
• Black & Decker Licensing Suit Filed Too Late, 4th Circ. Says
• Fed. Circ. Revives Inventor's Claim On Fax-To-Email Patent
• 2 Water Island Funds Contest Barracuda $1.6B Buyout Price
• Rule 23 Changes: Avoid Delays In Class Settlement Approval
• Philly's Satellite Dish Rules Are Too Broad, FCC Rules
• Holland & Knight Gains Kilpatrick Outsourcing Partner
• Forum Selection Clauses Can Doom PTAB Review
• Aviation Watch: The Rise Of The Dreamliner
• AT&T-Time Warner Judge Returns To Deal's Arbitration Offer
• 1st Amendment May Shield Cisco In Arista's Antitrust Suit
• Microsoft Customer Data Demands Drop To Record Low
• PTAB Rejects Fujifilm Challenge To Sony Tape-Drive Patent
• Fed. Circ. Says Droplets Patent Not Unfairly Nixed By PTAB
• Facebook To Shrink GDPR Liability With New Service Terms
• Facebook, IRS Spar Over Right To Appeal Tax Adjustments
• Apple Settles Patent Fight With Co. Linked To ND Tribe
• FCC's O'Rielly Wants To Accelerate Freeing Of 5G Spectrum
• Digital Tax Not Directed At US Tech Giants, EU Official Says
• FCC To Tackle More Spectrum-Sharing Options In May
• Poor Funding Root Of IT Failures At IRS, Ex-Employees Say
• Uber Investors Face Uphill Battle In 'Gloppy' Fraud Suit
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Says Privacy Could Be New Market Asset
• DOJ Slams DirecTV Bid To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Tie-Up Suit
• Yelp Escapes Privacy Suit Over Recording Sales Calls
• Calif. Tech Co. Wants $1M Award Against Pakistani Firm OK'd
• Merits Of Web Prioritization Still Fuzzy Post-Net Neutrality
• Uber Suit Paused Pending 9th Circ. Petition In Hyundai MDL
• Alleged Cult Head Owes Microsoft, AT&T Fees, Fed. Circ. Says
• Senate Confirms Trump's NASA Administrator Pick
• VTech Toy Data Breach Suit Found Lacking Again
• Battery Supply Chain: A Unique Growth Opportunity
• Ready Lawyer One: Virtual Reality Is Coming To Courtrooms
• UK Privacy Watchdog Seeks Greater Powers As GDPR Looms
• Hacker Who Conspired With Russian Agents Faces 8 Years
• The Embedded Tweets Battle: Everything You Need To Know
• Leverage Doesn't Solve Problems, Time Warner CEO Says
• Facebook Offers Preview Of GDPR-Inspired Privacy Policies
• DirecTV Looks To Exit AT&T-Time Warner Merger Fight
• Judge Rips Ex-Autonomy CFO's Defense In HP Fraud Trial
• House Votes Unanimously To Scrap IRS Oversight Board
• Senators Ask FCC For New Robocall Rules, Introduce Bills
• Deals Rumor Mill: Altice, Carl Icahn, Grail
• Senators Seek Info On Mystery Cell Surveillance In DC
• Intel Units Allowed Easy Entry For Hackers, Suit Says
• Murphy & McGonigle Nabs CFTC Atty For Securities Team
• Best Practices For Building A Better Meeting
• Highlights Of ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting: Part 3
• Panasonic Wants Samsung Sanctioned In Antitrust Suit
• WWE, Take-Two Slammed For Wrestler's Tattoos In Game
• BBH Unit Closes Latest Fund At $250M Hard Cap
• AT&T-Time Warner Will Hurt Small Cable Providers, CEO Says
• Justices Drop Microsoft Warrant Row, But Fight Far From Over
• Breaking Down The Appeals In $1B VirnetX-Apple Patent War
• VIZIO, Others Broke Tariff Act By Infringing: ITC Judge
• Tech Firms Vow Not To Aid Governments In Cyberattacks
• No Need To Cover Photo Drone Crash At Nuptial, Insurer Says
• News Site Can Access VAT Case Docs, UK Judge Says
• PTAB Agrees To Review Uniloc's File-Copying Patent
• Education Technology Startup Pluralsight Files $100M IPO
• Facebook Wants Privacy Suit Stay Pending JPML Decision
• FCC Advances National Security Plan With Assurances
• Twitter Fights Investors' Class Cert. In User Metrics Suit
• Google Investors Can't Revive Suit Over Anti-Poaching Deals
• Bitcoin 'Founder' Slams $10.2B Suit As A 'Shakedown'
• Tech 'Unicorn' DocuSign Tops 2 IPO Launches Totaling $671M
• 5 Ways Law Firms Are Becoming More Like Hotels
• Cloud Systems Increasingly Under Cyberattack, Insurer Says
• FCC's Clyburn To Retire Within A Month In Surprise Move
• What's New In NIST's Updated Cybersecurity Framework
• Uber Shuts Down In Philippines Despite Merger Review
• Tippee Wants Separate Trial In $5M Insider Trading Case
• US Questions China's WTO Moves, But Will Sit For Talks
• Herbert Smith Freehills Steers NextDC's $218M Offering
• Uber Hid Breach, Ducked Fine And Set New Legal Ground
• High Court Cans Microsoft Warrant Row After Congress Acts
• Dropping Ranks: Lathrop's Rough Patch
• Why BigLaw's Partnerships Are Shrinking
• Dropping Ranks: Andrews Kurth's Pre-Merger Dip
• Dropping Ranks: Stroock's 'Shrink To Grow' Strategy
• US, UK Say Russian Hackers Targeting Vulnerable Routers
• Autonomy Misled UK Watchdog Before $11B HP Buy, Jury Told
• Victims Of Faked Online Love To Get Payback From Scammer
• Facebook Users Win Class Cert. In Face Scan Privacy Row
• Binary Options Co. Founder Indicted For $2.1M Fraud
• Drawbacks Aside, Clyburn Backs States' Net Neutrality Push
• Ex-Uber Global Intelligence Chief Hit With Defamation Suit
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Defends Turner Arbitration Offer
• DOD Sticks With Single Cloud Vendor In New Deal Draft
• Samsung Scores PTAB Review Of Video Coding Patent
• House Members Press FBI On Shooter IPhone Unlock Case
• Congress Must Revive Tech Office, FCC's Rosenworcel Says
• T-Mobile To Shell Out $40M To Settle FCC Rural Call Probe
• Ex-Inmates Lose Cert. Bid In Securus Call Recording Suit
• Kellogg Hansen, Milberg Tadler Lead MDL On Car Dealer Data
• Gorsuch's 1st Year Shows He Is A Conservative Activist
• Activists Call For Passage Of Calif. Net Neutrality Bill
• Gov't Blasts Fee Bid After Loss On Obama-Era Rule Delay
• ZTE Takes Another Sanctions Hit For Lying To US Gov't
• Equifax Cybersecurity Ruling Heightens Risk For Companies
• Trump Signs Amber Alert Expansion On Tribal Lands
• The Law360 400
• How 5 Firms Grew Without Merging
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• Megafirms Find New Heights In Grounded Market
• Samsung Wins US Block Of Huawei's China Patent Injunction
• W.Va. AG Piles Onto Flood Of Equifax Data Breach Suits
• Car Co.'s Bid To DQ Quinn Over Presuit Atty Chat May Stall
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google Must Scrub Some Crime Search Hits, UK Judge Says
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review HTC Win In Patent Co-Owner Suit
• Hiscox Says Hack Of US Law Firm Exposed Policyholders
• 8 Firms To Steer IPOs Exceeding $2.6B As April Heats Up
• Top DOD Official Cites 'Sloppiness' In Lockheed's F-35 Work
• Google Asks Fed. Circ. To Revisit Messaging IP Suit Revival
• BALCA Affirms Immigrant IT Manager's Labor Cert. Denial
• Berkheimer Ruling Stops Hulu From Killing Data Patent Row
• A Chat With Baker Botts CMO Gillian Ward
• DOD To Set Up New Artificial Intelligence Office
• Exclusive Group Valued At €1.3B In Deal With Permira
• Backpage.com Pleads Guilty In Texas, CEO Cops In Calif.
• Wireless Industry Group Presses FCC On High-Band Auctions
• Facebook Drops Fight Against Calif. User Privacy Proposal
• AT&T-Time Warner Expert Says DOJ Has 'No Statistical Basis'
• Uber Dodges Fine In FTC Deal Over 2016 Breach Cover-Up
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Hogan Lovells Guide Brooklyn Nets Deal
• What's In Store For FCC Media Ownership Deregulation
• Remand Infineon's €83M Chip Cartel Fine, EU Top Court Told
• Kirkland Guides PE Firm In $330M JV For Software CO.
• FisherBroyles Snags Blockchain Pro From Sheppard Mullin
• GAO Denies IBM Protest Over $48M TSA IT Support Deal
• SunPower Investors' Stock-Drop Suit May Be Thrown Out
• Expedia Says Ryanair Site-Scraping Suit Belongs In Ireland
• Former Snap Employee Must Arbitrate Dispute Over His Firing
• VC-Backed Startup Zuora Raises $154M In Upsized IPO
• Ex-Alaska Telecom Boss Accused Of $250M Investment Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Canon's Patent Win And $1.8M Attys' Fees
• PE-Backed Ceridian's $420M Deal Tops 2 IPO Launches
• Deals Rumor Mill: GE, Wynn, Walmart
• FCC Commish Urges USDA Cooperation On Rural Broadband
• Apple's Infringement In $502M Security IP Row Willful: Jury
• Wachtell Adds Ex-Silicon Valley Tech, IP Deals Pro In NY
• Irish High Court Pushes Outline For Probing Data Transfers
• Family Sues Apple Seeking Late Loved One's ICloud Info
• FDA Proposes New Way To Approve Updated Medical Devices
• Fenwick To Move NYC Office To Tech Hub Flatiron District
• Feds Look To Curb Trade Barriers For US Hardware Makers
• Regulators' Jurisdictional Overreach In Crypto Enforcement
• Finance-Savvy Millennials Are Shifting Business Of Law
• JPMorgan Hit With Suit Over Alleged Cryptocurrency Fees
• Imperium In Rarefied Air With $7M Patent Atty Fee Award
• Judge Challenges DOJ Expert On AT&T Control 'Assumption'
• DHS, VA Must Boost Cybersecurity Controls, Watchdogs Say
• Durie Tangri Should Be DQ'd From Twitter TM Row, Court Told
• Delrahim Separates DOJ's IP Advocacy From Antitrust Action
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Wins For Apple, Samsung, Google
• Queries Over Data 'Control' Lead Day 2 Of Zuckerberg Grilling
• Fed. Circ. Affirms HTC, Amazon's Win In 8-Patent Alice Row
• Operator Gets Korean Satellite Dispute Award OK'd
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Temasek, Tata
• Telecom Group Sues Utah Commission Over State Rate Regs
• Ban On Cos. Could Undercut Global Trade, Nokia Tells FCC
• Apple Says Uniloc's 'Bad' Patent Suit Warrants Sanctions
• McSweeny Says FTC Needs New Powers To Tackle Privacy
• Ex-Nortel Execs Beat Long-Simmering Securities Fraud Suit
• Travel Company Told To Restore Canadian Airline's Website
• USPTO Head Calls For New Path To Restore Patent Stability
• Assessing Business Auto Coverage For Autonomous Vehicles
• Gibson Dunn To Rep Facebook In Data Misuse Suits
• Livongo Health Lands $105M Injection From Investors
• What's Next For Embedded Tweet Copyright Case
• Attorney-Client Privilege Is Alive And Well
• UK Taps Ex-Politician For CMA Role As It Reviews Law
• Dissolving Practice
• Emerson Targets Rival's Inexperience In Trade Secrets Trial
• Sens. Back Privacy Legislation As Facebook CEO Faces Fire
• Potomac Manager Testifies About PLX's Underperformance
• TIKD Asks Fla. High Court To End Fla. Bar Suit
• FCC Issues Updates To Embattled Emergency Alert System
• LegalZoom Can Arbitrate IP Firm's Ad, Competition Claims
• 9th Circ. Judge Rips Indirect Buyers' $577M CRT Settlement
• Coast Guard Will Join DOD Electronic Health Record Deal
• Apple Hit With $502.6M Verdict In Latest VirnetX Patent Trial
• EPIC Sues To Force ICE To Release Mobile Hacking Tech Info
• Nebraska Official Joins FCC Broadband Deployment Panel
• Pay-TV 'Sticks Together,' DOJ Says In AT&T-Time Warner Row
• FCC Fines Co. For Lying About Ownership Of 42 Towers
• HTC Can't Get Phone Display Patents Nixed As Abstract
• Another Auto Software Co. Files Antitrust Suit Against CDK
• DOD Reveals US Tech Targeted Most By Foreign Intelligence
• Fitbit User Seeks To Keep Alive Heart Rate Monitor Row
• Chinese Data Co. To Pay $9M To End Investor Stock-Drop Suit
• Apple Stores In France Face Protests After Court Loss
• Claims Court Judge Suggests Hands Tied In TSA Deal Protest
• Facebook Accused Of Storing Android Users' Call, Text Info
• SEC Probe Sparks Longfin Investor Suit Over Stock Flop
• Chinese President Vows Reforms To Ease Trade Tensions
• Dissolving Practice: How To Fix A Dysfunctional Law Firm
• Legal Tech Download: Walmart, O'Melveny And GE
• Who's Liable For A Crash When It's The Car Driving?
• 4 Things To Watch As Facebook CEO Heads To Congress
• Fed. Circ. Backs Sanyo's Alice Win In Smart TV Patent Case
• Feds Slap Backpage.com With Money Laundering Indictment
• Org Says FCC Security Proposal Could Hurt Small Businesses
• Rep. Asks FCC to Probe Cambridge Analytica-TV Links
• AT&T Doesn't Want To 'Cannibalize' Satellite TV, DOJ Says
• Calif. Court Awards $6.45M Judgment In 'Revenge Porn' Case
• Dell's Pivotal Software Leads 4 IPO Launches Totaling $909M
• Tech Giants Angling To Cool US-China Tariff Tension
• Fed. Circ. Clears Microsoft, Nintendo In Xbox, Wii IP Suit
• Carbon Black To Pay Finjan $3.9M To End Weeks-Old IP Row
• Board Affirms Nix Of Certification For Relative Of Co. Prez
• DOD Outlines New 2-Step Test For Cyber Vulnerabilities
• Investors Inject $600M Into Chinese AI Startup SenseTime
• Google Must Pay For Illegally Gathering Kids' Data, FTC Told
• CLOUD Act: Start Or End For Cross-Border Data Exchanges?
• Uber Drivers Push For Punitives In 'Safe Ride Fee' Row
• Dissolving Practice: Partner Agreement Clauses That Can Help
• A 9th Circ. Warning For Game Apps With Micro-Transactions
• Facebook Settles $365M Trade Secrets Case Mid-Trial
• The Time Is Right For New Jersey To Adopt Daubert
• Facebook, Emerson Argue Trade Secrets Public In $365M Trial
• Quinn Emanuel Fights DQ Bid Over Presuit Chat With Attys
• Facebook's Face Scanning Violates Privacy Pact, FTC Told
• Facebook Backs Political Ad Bill, Will Verify 'Issue' Ads
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Apple's PTAB Win On Charger Patent
• Lord & Taylor Hit With Suit Over Recent Data Breach
• Autonomy CFO Hid Hardware Biz In $11B HP Buy, Jury Told
• 2 Firms To Guide IPOs Totaling $170M Led By Tech Startup
• Split Fed. Circ. Says USPTO Can Intervene To Defend PTAB
• Deals Rumor Mill: Netflix, Softbank, Aston Martin
• Fed. Circ. Affirms USPTO Nix Of Software Notification Patent
• Goodwin Adds Silicon Valley Private Equity Duo From Fenwick
• Tech Cos. See High Stakes In Row Over Anonymous Reviews
• 3 Telecom Issues To Watch In The AT&T-Time Warner Trial
• Uber Data Breach Actions Land In California
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Yamaha's Win In Speaker Patent Case
• Uber, Fund Spar Over Docs In Illicit Biz Practices Suit
• Health Hires: Dentons, Greenberg Traurig, Morgan Lewis
• Dissolving Practice: The Unfinished Business Doctrine
• Trump Taps NHTSA No. 2 To Head Auto Safety Regulator
• 5 US Trading Partners Want Closer Look At China IP Case
• A New Validation Protocol From Poultry Antitrust Cases
• China Not Backing Down After Latest US Tariff Threat
• What To Do After A Product Recall
• Facebook Stole Data Center Ideas, BladeRoom CEO Testifies
• My Big Coin Consents To Injunction As Fraud Case Continues
• Former FTC Chair Opposes Mass. Net Neutrality Bill
• TIKD Denies Business Is Unlicensed Practice Of Law
• TM Co. Wants Sanctions Over Witness Tampering Claims
• AT&T's Own Words Used Against It In DOJ Merger Challenge
• Magistrate Slams Oracle's 'Overheated Rhetoric' In HP Row
• EU's Digital Tax Idea Invites Challenges, Practitioner Says
• Apple Concealed IPhone Battery Problem, Suit Says
• Trump Floats New Tariffs As US-China IP Scrap Intensifies
• Good Technology's $35M Settlement With JP Morgan OK'd
• ITC To Probe US, Chinese LED Makers In Patent Case
• Dickinson Wright Opens Silicon Valley Office With IP Attys
• FCC Regimen Could Help Prevent False Alerts, Official Says
• Patents For Siri Tech Found Abstract In Win For Amazon
• Family Asks US Tax Court To Revisit IRA Excise Tax Ruling
• Windstream, Investors Float $10.5M REIT Suit Settlement
• Autonomous Car Regs In Murky Territory After Crashes
• White House Says Trump Won't Interfere With DOD Cloud Deal
• Justices Told Fed. Circ. Wrongly OKs PTAB With New Grounds
• China Hits US With New WTO Case Challenging Tariffs
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Terix CEO Gets 2 Years In Prison For $10M Oracle IP Theft
• Singapore Arbitration Center Plans World's 1st 'Smart' Facility
• What To Do During A Product Recall
• BlackBerry Claims Snapchat Infringes Its Messaging Patents
• Equifax Can't Skip Mass. AG Suit Alleging Security Failures
• Facebook's 'Arrogance' Behind Trade Secret Theft, Jury Told
• Policy Covers $1.7M Transfer Fraud, IT Co. Tells 11th Circ.
• Bogus Trades, Lies Drove $300M Stock Fraud, Jury Hears
• Company Sues Angry Investor For Alleged Libel, Defamation
• Alarm.com Fights Toss Of Suit Over PE's Competitor Deal
• Nike, Fitbit, Others Escape Suit Over Data Uploading Patent
• Breach Notification Expands To 50 States With Alabama Law
• Cryptocurrency Co. Says Virtual Money Not Futures
• Sen. Says Video Suggests Sinclair Misled About Must-Runs
• MLB Starts Livestreaming Games In China Via Tech-Giant Deal
• AccuWeather 'Deceptively' Tracks App Users, Suit Says
• Judge Axes Samsung Expert's Testimony From Apple Trial
• Health Care Info Co. To Pay $2.9M To Settle TCPA Claims
• FDA Head Puts Spotlight On Internet's Role In Opioid Crisis
• Samsung, Others Keep PTAB Win On LCD Patent At Fed. Circ.
• Facebook Now Estimates 87M Users' Data Improperly Shared
• Brookfield-Backed GrafTech Launches $850M IPO
• What To Expect When Litigating Smart Contract Disputes
• From Rocket Launchers To Soybeans: US, China At The Brink
• Raytheon, Peraton Settle Trade Secrets Dispute
• AI Co. Reaps $100M From Elliott Management's PE Affiliate
• The Misunderstood Nash Solution For Reasonable Royalties
• What To Do Before A Product Recall
• Facebook's 11th-Hour Discovery Merits Sanctions, Judge Told
• Spotify Opens Door To Direct Listings Among Tech Unicorns
• IP Atty Accused Of 'Bizarre Scheme' In TM Antitrust Suit
• Uber Settlement Marks Turning Point For Crash Litigation
• Facebook Beats Non-Users' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Invalid IP Based On Recapture Rule
• DOJ, AT&T Duel Over 9% Customer Drop Estimate
• Microsoft Joins DOJ In Urging High Court To Nix Warrant Row
• NIH Awards 38 Small Businesses Roles In $20B IT Contract
• USTR Targeting Chinese Goods In Clash Over IP Rules
• Full Fed. Circ. Told Patent In LG Case Rightly Survived Alice
• Google Pay Equity Case May Be Blueprint For Class Actions
• Justices Warned Of Peril In Expanding Patent Lost Profits
• Yelp Says Bad Atty Review Ruling Will Hurt Web Publishers
• Nordea Bank Looks To Toss Fraudulent Transfers Suit
• SEC Probes Fintech Co. Longfin After Blockchain Buy
• Aussie Gets 10 Years For 'Largest Ever' Tax Fraud Case
• Latham Adds Wilson Sonsini Corporate Partner In Calif.
• King & Spalding Nabs Cooley IP Trial Partner
• Crypto 'Visa' Card Duo Accused Of $32M ICO Fraud
• Net Neutrality Update: Here's What Major Players Are Saying
• Think Tank Urges Reset On Lithium Ion Battery Settlement
• Drone Cases & Rulings To Watch
• Judge Scolds Attys For Facebook, BladeRoom As Trial Looms
• FCC Nixes CCA Bid To Halt Verizon's Straight Path Purchase
• GoPro Wins Sanctions For Rival's Altered Doc In IP Row
• Boeing Numbers Among Winners Of Sizable DOD Contracts
• Firm's Cybersquatting Suit Against Ex-Client Gets Go-Ahead
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