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Technology - October, 2018

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• Pokemon Go Creator Can't Toss Geotag Patent Under Alice
• Reorganized Westinghouse Must Return $166M: Ch. 11 Estate
• Telecom Security Flaws Targeted With Bans, Compliance
• Google Settlement Snubbed Class Members, Justices Told
• Cos. Say Time's Up For $37M Dutch Telecom Contract Suit
• 6 Firms Steer Security Co. Intersections' Go-Private Deal
• Sprint-T-Mobile Underwhelms With Coverage Claims: Analyst
• Deals Rumor Mill: Athenahealth, CVC, Thermo Fisher
• Tech Giants Tackled With 'Super Bowl Shuffle' IP Suit
• Ransomware Hackers Target Group 'Involved' In US Elections
• Gov't Use Of 'Smart City' Data Is A Concern, O'Rielly Says
• Investors Ask Chancery For Receiver For 3D TV Tech Cos.
• Uber Dodges Local Taxi Drivers' False Ad Action In Calif.
• Investors Seek IPO Docs In Alibaba Stock-Drop Suit
• New EU Patent Guidelines May Affect Companies' AI Strategy
• Qualcomm Pushes Appeal Of Cellphone Buyer Class Cert.
• Calif. OKs Waymo To Test Truly Driverless Cars
• Singapore Real Estate Platform Raises $145M, Led By KKR
• EU Might Not Get Digital Tax By Year End, Diplomat Says
• Chinese Spies Indicted For Alleged Hacking Of US Companies
• 9th Circ. Ruling Moot In Google Payout Deal, Justices Told
• Software Co. Says VW Distributors Can't Put It On $2.5M Hook
• Internet Cos. Flag Foreign Trade Barriers For USTR Report
• Real Estate Rumors: TA Realty, Flip, Square Mile
• The Hurdles That Could Trip Up IBM's $34B Red Hat Deal
• Samsung Wants Out Of Plasma TV, 'Geek Squad' Fraud Suit
• Health Data Co.'s $3.95M Wage Deal Needs More Info: Judge
• No Markups On Store-Bought Disk Drives, 9th Circ. Told
• Australian Ad Startup Units File For Ch. 11, Blaming Google
• App Buyers 'Have No Answer' To Illinois Brick, Apple Says
• Bloomberg Gets Stock-Analysis Patent Axed Under Alice
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Reimpose Sanction On NPE's Counsel
• WilmerHale, Wilson Sonsini Steer $1B MKS, Electro Tie-Up
• Capacitor Buyers Seek Initial OK For $21.5M Price-Fixing Deal
• Herbert Smith Freehills Debuts Legal Ops Restructuring
• Satellite, Mobile Industries Spar Over C-Band Sale Methods
• App-Based Health Care Co. Nabs $50M In Funding Round
• Groups Ask FTC To Probe Children's Apps Over Ad Practices
• Protecting Law Firm Talent At Both Ends
• Split Fed. Circ. Rejects Google's Venue Change Bid
• Daily Fantasy Sports Are Gambling, NY Judge Says
• Canadian Privacy Chief Offers Guidance On New Breach Rule
• High Court Delays Decision On Net Neutrality Cert
• Belgian Investment Firm Buys Crypto Exchange Bitstamp
• FTC Finalizes Settlement Over Uber Data Breach Coverup
• Legal Tech Download: Automated Invoice Review And Pricing
• Google Defeats Publisher's AdSense Contract Suit
• Tech Giants Unite In Response To Conservative's $1B Suit
• Garteiser Honea Snags Former Locke Lord Partner
• Commerce Restricts Exports To Chinese Semiconductor Co.
• Jury Clears Tech Co. In EEOC Suit Over Fired Trans Worker
• Cox Can't Relocate Impending Music Piracy Showdown
• 10th Circ. Nixes Review Of FCC Subsidy Clawback, For Now
• Wendy Olson Talks Twin Falls, Tribes, Private Practice
• WTO Dispute Roundup: Gloves Come Off In Trump Trade Row
• New UK Law Lays The Groundwork For Driverless Cars
• UK Plans To Enact 2% Tax On Big Digital Companies In 2020
• CFIUS' Pilot Program: Takeaways For State-Owned Investors
• Supreme Court Won't Hear DMCA Safe Harbor Case
• Litigation Options For Post-Cyberattack 'Active Defense'
• 3 Firms Steer IBM's $34B Red Hat Acquisition
• Attys Should Consider Ephemeral Messages, Wickr GC Says
• Del. Trial Looms On Remanded Fairchild Infringement Claim
• Google Sued Over Terabyte Reward Limits For Crowdsourcers
• A Construction Atty's Road Map For Automated Vehicles
• Chancery Tosses Blucora Investor's Repeat Derivative Suit
• Calif. Will Stay Net Neutrality Law Pending DC Circ. Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Faults PTAB Explanation In BASF Patent Challenge
• Intel's $5M Wage Deal With 'Very High' Atty Fee Multiplier OK'd
• Qualcomm Can Pursue $5B Trade Secrets Case Against Apple
• 6 Suits Over FCC's 5G Order Move Toward MDL Lottery
• Deals Rumor Mill: Focus Brands, ByteDance, Mellanox
• Brand Battles: Tequila, Major League Baseball, Apple
• USCIS Slams Software Co.'s Injunction Bid Over H-1B Denial
• Chinese Fintech Co. Hid Impending Regs, Shareholders Say
• High Court To Decide If Gov't Can Challenge Patents
• Judging A Book: Brown Reviews 'Dangerous Leaders'
• Naspers To Invest $314M Across South African Tech Cos.
• FRAND And Antitrust: Misconceptions Vs. Reality
• SEC Looks Set To Bring New Wave Of Cyber-Fraud Cases
• Investment Funds Want Cut Of $52M Deals In Good Tech Case
• RadioShack's Contract Claims Trimmed In Del. Sprint Suit
• Muni Broadband, Kid Vid Rules Chill Free Speech: O'Rielly
• Defense Dept. Teams With GSA On $8B Office Cloud Program
• Ga. Can't Nix Absentee Ballots For Signature Mismatch
• Deals Rumor Mill: EQT, Chevron, Hitachi
• Google CLO Allegedly Had An Affair With Subordinate
• Phone Buyers Tell 9th Circ. To Reject Qualcomm Cert. Appeal
• FCC Secures Go-Ahead For New Economics Office
• Davis Polk-Led Brazilian Fintech Startup Nabs $1.2B In IPO
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 3, 4 And 5
• The Promise And Limitations Of Smart Contracts
• Trump Sets Up National Framework For Spectrum Sharing
• Cooperation In The US-China Race For AI Domination
• Breaking The Rules: 3 Ways To 'Lead' A Direct Examination
• Car Dealers, Data Mgt. Co. Reach $29.5M Partial Settlement
• Manager Warned HR To 'Be Careful' With Trans Worker: Docs
• Investors Urge Exchanges To Phase Out Dual-Class Voting
• In Cambridge Analytica Bankruptcy, Responsive Party Elusive
• Ga. Judge Pauses Electronic Voting Suit For Appeal
• NTCA Says Smart Cities Must Partner With Cable Operators
• Disputers Of Google Privacy Deal Cite 9th Circ. Award Ruling
• Gig Worker Suits On Thin Ice After Arbitration Pacts Upheld
• ACLU Presses Gov't On Amazon Face-Recognition Plans
• Google Nixes One AdWords Class Rep, But Another Survives
• FCC To Tackle Satellite Approvals, Space Debris Rules In Nov.
• IRS Fires Back At Cisco In Altera Cost-Sharing Suit In 9th Circ.
• Take-Two Again Blasts IP Suit Over Tattoo In WWE Game
• Bose Headphones Don't Resist Sweat, Buyers Say In Suit
• Backpage Fee Row Sent Back To Del. Chancery Court
• EHealthline's Ex-JV Partners Beat Trade Secrets Suit
• JAMS Inks New Partnership With Chinese Arbitration Forum
• From Medicine To Sexbots, AI Raises Liability Questions
• German Industry Group Pushes Back Against EU Digital Tax
• Time For Regulators To Embrace Earned Wage Access
• Yahoo Email Users Seek OK For $50M Data Breach Deal
• AI Is No Substitute For Good Lawyers
• DOD Watchdog Urged To Review $10B JEDI Cloud Deal
• 5th Circ. Affirms Saudi Prince's $3M Win Against Tech Co.
• Huawei Can't Dodge Injunction In UK After Patent License Row
• Trans Worker Wrongly Fired For Glassdoor Post, Jury Told
• Google Says IPhone, Android Users Agreed To Tracking
• Basic Cable Rate Regs In Mass., Hawaii To Get FCC Review
• CRT Purchasers Defend $6M Carveout For Excluded Buyers
• FCC Floats $63M Fine Over Alleged Lifeline Bilking
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Broad Test For Interested Parties At PTAB
• FCC Inks 3.5 GHz Band Rules With Larger Licensing Areas
• Car Software Cos. Can't Kick Suit From Antitrust MDL
• Tech Co. Can't DQ Ex-Exec's Attys Over Privileged Docs
• Twilio Gets TeleSign Authentication Patents Axed Under Alice
• HBUS Nabs First Female African-American GC In Crypto
• Coder Gets Time Served In Goldman Data Theft, Will Appeal
• Facebook, Google Hit With Suits Over Location Tracking
• FCC's 5G Regs Deepen Old Divide For Some States, Cities
• Attys Cheer Iancu Patent Troll Speech, Tech Groups Dismayed
• DoorDash Driver Must Arbitrate Misclassification Suit
• Desmarais To Expand With New Bay Area Office
• Airbnb Strikes Deal To Ax Claim It Infringed Menu Bar Patents
• Alibaba Gets Injunction In Cryptocurrency Trademark Fight
• Deals Rumor Mill: O2, PMI, Constellation Brands
• Beto For Texas Campaign Sued Over Election Robotexts
• Ligado's Plans May Interfere With Other Satellites, FCC Told
• Navigating Geopolitics In US-China Investments
• ​Takeaways From Senate Antitrust Enforcement Hearing
• Hg Picks Proskauer To Assist On £1.5B Software PE Fund
• Trade Wars
• IDT Can't Use High Court Ruling To Duck TCPA Claims
• GreenTech Auto Fetches $50M Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Bid
• Goodwin Scores 2 Gunderson Emerging Tech Co. Partners
• Three Firms Guide Launch Of $508M In IPOs
• 8 Firms To Guide IPOs Surpassing $1.6B In Seesaw Market
• Texas Justices To Hear IBM's $17.5M Software Contract Row
• HP Unit Owes Startup $2.3M For Software Work
• Levi & Korsinsky Chosen To Lead Cryptocurrency Suit
• Ubiquiti Says Files In IP Row Weren't Intentionally Destroyed
• GCs Should Take Hack Issues To The Feds, DHS Official Says
• Atty Urges Justices To Hear Suit Over Defamatory Yelp Review
• AT&T Wi-Fi Ruling Needs Redo, Tech Firm Tells Fed. Circ.
• NAB Challenges FCC On Nominet As TV White Space Manager
• SEC Launches 'FinHub' Office To Guide Startups On Fintech
• Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Racks Up More Small-Biz Support
• EU Approves Microsoft's $7.5B Deal For GitHub
• Iancu Calls Patent Troll Concerns 'Orwellian Doublespeak'
• HTC Says Ericsson Is Dragging Its Feet In SEP Royalties Row
• Trade Wars: Restricting Foreign Access To US Technology
• What Construction Attys Need To Know About AI
• Need Litigation Finance? Don't Skip These 5 Steps
• 'Innovation Band' License Shift Lends Edge To Bigger Players
• Inventor's Case Highlights Appeal Option For Rejected Patent
• ​Are You Ready For Your Congressional Investigation?
• Pros And Cons Of California's New Corporate Blockchain Law
• Fund Takes 2nd Stab At Uber Fraud, Illicit Biz Practices Suit
• EU Drops Case Against Ireland Over Apple Tax Bill
• Microsoft's Open-Source Move To Pay Dividends In The Cloud
• Intel Tells 9th Circ. E-Access To Docs Bars ERISA Suit
• Can A 'Shitty Media Man' Unmask His Accusers?
• FCC Told It Must Shield Airwaves From Global Encroachment
• Facebook Seeks To Duck Suit Claiming It Inflated Ad Stats
• Toshiba Tells High Court Stock-Drop Suit Doesn't Belong In US
• Fintech Cops Urged To Play Nice, But Sandbox Is A Hard Sell
• Net Neutrality Rules Were Poor Economics, DC Circ. Told
• Huawei Using Suit Against Him To Steal IP, Ex-Worker Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Vista Equity, Palantir, Warburg Pincus
• Satellite Cos. Push Congress To Renew Network Carriage Law
• Trade Groups Sue Vt. Over State Net Neutrality Regs
• FCC Gets Input On Autodialer Definition After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Ex-Microsoft Exec Profited Off Super Bowl Tickets, DOJ Says
• A New Framework For 'Blocking Patents' And Obviousness?
• Trade Wars: Top 10 Trump Trends
• How New Calif. Law Will Impact Device Cybersecurity
• HIG Growth Grabs $970M For Latest Investment Fund
• Nokia Backs Patent Successor In $7.3M Fight With Apple
• NY Times Urges Judge To Unseal Docs In Trump Dossier Row
• Musk, Tesla Board Face Chancery Suit Over 'Erratic' Conduct
• A High Court Milestone Stirs Hope Of Gender Parity
• Public Funds Seek To Oust Zuckerberg As Facebook Chair
• Eversheds Sutherland Nabs Ex-Baker Botts Trade Pro In DC
• Cooley-Led Med Device Co. Prices $108M IPO Amid Volatility
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Apple's Bid To Move Patent Suit From EDTX
• Broadcasters Push Next-Gen TV As FCC Eyes Transition
• Apple, HTC, ZTE To Be Probed Over Phone Imports At ITC
• Apple's Window To Nix Patent Has Closed, Qualcomm Says
• Jury Will Likely Decide Legality Of Disney's Kid Data Scrape
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Caesars, Vestar
• 2 Biotech Cos. Launch IPOs Despite Erratic Market Conditions
• FCC Deregulation Hobbling Hurricane Recovery, Group Says
• DOJ Antitrust Chief Cautions Against Punishing Big Data
• Left-Out CRT Buyers Blast 'Paltry' $6M Fee-Share Proposal
• Visual Solutions Biz Lands $72M In PE Funding
• Attys From 2 Firms Seek $4.75M In Health Tech Co. Settlement
• Crypto As Commodity, And The Bankruptcy Implications
• Trade Wars: Tariffs Threaten To Outweigh Tax Reform Gains
• IRS Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Cost-Sharing Rule
• Facebook Users Say Consent Wasn't Informed In Privacy Row
• Del. Judge OKs $4.2M Award, Fees In Space Robot Tech Suit
• K&L Gates Repped Both Tech Co. And Its Lenders, Suit Says
• Viacom Can't Arbitrate Kids' Data Privacy Row, Judge Says
• FCC Commissioners Support Plan To Reopen 5.9 GHz Rules
• No Proof Potomac Hurt Investors In PLX Deal, Chancery Says
• FBI To Restrict Competition On Pending $5B IT Contract
• Comcast Gets PTAB To Ax Another TiVo Patent
• NY Appeals Court Ends Failed Xerox-Fuji Deal Litigation
• Apple Dodges False Claims Suit Over B-1 Visas, For Now
• Winning 5G Race Is 'Worthless Exercise,' Clyburn Says
• Google To Charge Phone Makers For Apps After EU Fine
• Calif. Defense Contractor Resolves FCA Claims For $1M
• 99% Of Net Neutrality Comments Opposed Repeal
• Qualcomm, FTC Hope For Deal, But Judge Won't Pause Case
• A Holistic Approach To Client Retention
• Can Blockchain Deliver Secure IT Solutions For Health Care?
• Trade Wars: When Trade And National Security Converge
• Instacart Receives $600M In Funding Led By D1 Capital
• Robotic Tech Co. Defends Internal Controls In Fraud Suit
• The Path To Becoming A Supreme Court Advocate
• Tribes Slam FCC Small-Cell Rule At DC Circ.
• $20M SEC Settlements For Musk, Tesla Approved By Judge
• Summit Nabs Stake In Cloud-Based Service Firm For $67M
• A Chat With Allens Pricing Chief Pier D'Angelo
• Audi Fined $925M In Germany Over Diesel Emissions
• Axinn Enters California With SF Office, Plans To Expand
• Tessera Tells 9th Circ. Toshiba Flouted IP Contract
• Judge's Broad View Of WesternGeco May Hike Patent Awards
• Gender Disparity At The High Court: How Top Law Firms Measure Up
• Google Sued For Not Telling Investors About March Data Leak
• Couple Get Prison, House Arrest For Electronics Smuggling
• Deals Rumor Mill: Innovent, Lime, HNA
• Schulte Roth Guides Veritas Capital In Learning Biz Buy
• Veterans' Broadband Access Needs Gov't Boost, FCC Told
• PTAB Axes TiVo Program-Guide Patent In Win For Comcast
• Twitter Faces GDPR Probe Over Possible User Tracking
• Chopra Wary Of Digital Markets' Data Tracking, In-House Rules
• Wikipedia Warns That TVEyes Ruling Would 'Stifle' Critics
• Icahn Challenges Dell's VMware Stock Swap Plan
• Microsoft Employees Urge Co. To Avoid DOD JEDI Cloud Deal
• Qualcomm Fights Cert. Of 'Biggest Class Action In History'
• Gigamon Seeks Toss Of Suit Over $1.6B Sale To Elliott
• High Court Passes On Media Streaming Patent Dispute
• Sens. OK Privacy Board Picks Ahead Of EU Data Deal Review
• Uber Failed To Prove Location Tracking Patent Invalid: PTAB
• Wabtec Seeks To Block Siemens From Accessing Train Tech
• Trade Wars: Anti-Dumping And Countervailing Duty Trends
• ITC Bans Toshiba Memory Device Imports That Crib US Patent
• What IP Attorneys Need To Know About 5G
• Fortress Ruling Helps Temper Overzealous SEC Enforcement
• Blockchain Cos. Should Welcome Regulation — Here's Why
• The Side Effects Of Policing 'Speech Monopolies'
• Glilot Closes AI, Cybersecurity-Focused Fund With $110M
• CFIUS Pilot Program: Immediate Investment Implications
• Will The Future Of The Supreme Court Bar Be Female?
• Supreme Court Women: A Vet & 1st-Timer Talk Gender Disparity
• Web's Sophistication Doesn't Fit Title II Box, FCC Argues
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PTAB Partly Axes Music Choice Patent In Row With Rival
• Broadcom Says EU OK'd $18.9B CA Inc. Deal
• 'Cheerleading' Not Fraud, HP Atty Tells Startup Trial Jury
• Google Data Leak Exposes Breach Disclosure Conundrums
• Chinese Spy Denies He Tried To Steal GE Aviation IP
• Fiat Taking A 'Free Ride' With Wireless Tech, Bluetooth Says
• Insurer Can't Duck Yahoo's $4M Email Suit Coverage Row
• DOJ Says AT&T Can't Fix District Court's Errors
• Facebook Says 30M Users' Data Accessed In Recent Breach
• Telehealth Pilot Needn't Fund New Infrastructure, FCC Told
• What Construction Attys Must Know To Avoid Software Pitfalls
• 11 Firms To Lead IPOs Raising $1.8B Amid Market Volatility
• VC Lawyer Returns To Winston To Lead Tech Practice
• ADT Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over SEC Disclosures
• Venture-Backed Software Co. Anaplan Raises $263.5M In IPO
• Deals Rumor Mill: Sears, SoftBank, Athenahealth
• How Attys Can Help PE Clients In The Wake Of A Cyberattack
• FTC Knocks Nokia's Stance Against Cellphone Part Licensing
• Class Attys Defend 'Boss, Give Money' Notice On WeChat
• Microchip Says Taiwanese Co. Stole Microcontroller IP
• T-Mobile, AT&T Spar Over Vouchers In FCC Spectrum Auction
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Gibson Dunn
• USCIS Overstepping Authority With H-1B Regs, IT Group Says
• The ABA Was Dead Wrong About Model Rule 8.4(g)
• When A Blog Post Leads To Antitrust Liability
• HP Treated Startup Like Slaves, Jury Told As Trial Wraps
• Lawmakers Chide Google For Not Admitting Data Leak
• Ex-Associate Sues Chicago Firm Over Fee-Sharing Deal
• Split PTAB Rejects Intel Challenges To Semiconductor Patent
• Vehicle Registration Co. Must Show Docs In Antitrust MDL
• Tablet Co. Execs Ink $2.5M Deal Over Pump-And-Dump Claims
• ITC Lifts Vizio Import Ban After Graphics Patent Settlement
• Rural Groups Urge FCC To Keep Old 3.5 GHz Rules
• HTC Told To Reveal Google Transaction Records To Ericsson
• 5G Boost From T-Mobile Merger Said To Benefit Taxpayers
• Clinton-Era NTIA Head Says FCC's 5G Order Is Wrong
• The Supreme Court Should Become Boring
• Laser Co. Zapped With Stock-Drop Suit Over Alleged Defects
• Smart Contacts, Cyberattacks Are New Norm, Experts Say
• Educators Fight Telecoms' Push For FCC Spectrum Revamp
• Comcast's 'Diametrically Opposed' Stances Sink PTAB Case
• Back To School: BC's Kent Greenfield Talks Corporate Law
• Data Warehouse Snowflake Nabs $450M In Growth Funding
• What New Bank Charters Mean For Fintech
• Trump Signs Music Modernization Act Into Law
• 4 Key Problems With The Proposed EU Digital Tax
• Payment Processor Says Ex-CEO Stole Company Secrets
• The Rise In ESG Investing — And What Boards Can Do
• Mass. Mayor Duped App Backers To Fund 'Lavish' Life: Feds
• 9th Circ. Raises Conflict Concerns In Atty's Sanction Appeal
• Federal Privacy Law Shouldn't Lower The Bar, Senators Told
• 3 Takeaways From DOT's New Automated Vehicles Policy
• US Arrests Chinese Spy For Bid To Steal GE Aviation Tech
• Trump Crackdown May Cool Tech Deals, Sophos GC Says
• Duane Morris Adds Trade Secrets Buff From Knobbe Martens
• Alcatel Again Escapes NJ Suit Over $1.2B Pension Transfer
• Justices Urged To Mull Repeat Patent Challenges Under AIA
• NHTSA Says Rating Doesn't Back Tesla's 'Safest Car' Claim
• EU Council Opinion Proposes New Legal Basis For Digital Tax
• FCC'S O'Rielly Pushes 'Kid Vid' Revamp To Help Broadcasters
• Altera Didn't Challenge IRS Rule Too Late, 9th Circ. Told
• Venture-Backed Software Co. Anaplan Steps Up IPO Range
• IBM Protests DOD's $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• How FIRRMA Changes The Game For Tech Cos. And Investors
• Fenwick, Kirkland Steer $2.1B Imperva Take-Private Deal
• Avoid Overlap In Trade Secret And Misappropriation Claims
• 10 Questions The SEC Will Probably Ask Google: Part 2
• Kavanaugh Cannot Be Compelled To Recuse Himself
• Treasury Rolls Out New Rules Widening CFIUS Authority
• Man Who Sold Bank Info To Russian Trolls To Serve 6 Mos.
• ICOs Are Coming Of Age, Say DLA Piper, Deloitte Experts
• Hewlett Packard Worker Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Benefits App
• Google Appeals €4.3B EU Fine In Android Antitrust Case
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• State AG Wants More Info From Facebook About Data Breach
• Google Nears Deal In Age Bias Collective Action
• BuzzFeed Says Russian Exec In Dossier Row Is Public Figure
• StubHub Not Clear Of Trade Secret Theft Claims, Judge Rules
• Google Sat On 'Plus' Data Breach For Months, Suit Says
• Fed. Circ. Undoes Google's Alice Win On Spreadsheet Patents
• Snap Accuses Kessler Topaz Of Improper Lead Plaintiff Swap
• Kirkland Helps Aldrich Close 1st Institutional Fund At $256M
• High Court Won't Hear Takings Challenge To AIA Reviews
• Legal Tech Download: A Lawsuit-Generating Chatbot
• Google Escapes UK Suit On IPhone Snooping Claims
• FCC Moves To Bolster Small AM Radio Stations
• Infrastructure Group Calls On FCC To Harmonize Tower Regs
• 10 Questions The SEC Will Probably Ask Google: Part 1
• 4 Ways Advances In AI Could Challenge Patent Law
• Apple Opposes Qualcomm's Dismissal Bid In Patent Fight
• Knowledge Management: An Unsung Hero Of Legal Innovation
• Microsoft Clears Hurdle For JEDI Deal As Google Drops Out
• Instagram Art Show Was Fair Use, Richard Prince Says
• Trump Says China 'Not Ready' To Strike Tariff Truce
• Zuckerberg Seeks Chancery Cambridge Analytica Suit Toss
• Facebook Beats Suit Over Message Before Ohio Man's Killing
• Apple, Amazon Hit Back At Chinese Microchip Spying Report
• 6 Firms To Guide 5 IPOs Exceeding $1B Led By Lithium Co.
• Illumina Investors File Class Action Over $6.6B Stock Drop
• Brex Raises $125M In Greenoaks, DST Global Series C Round
• Newegg Uninvolved In Subsidiary's Alleged Fraud, Judge Says
• What's At Stake In The Apple App Store Case?
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Elastic Soars After Pricing $252M IPO
• FanDuel, DraftKings Score Win Over Gambling Patent At PTAB
• ISN Needs Larger Fact Record For Early Win, Chancery Says
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Win For Fashion E-Commerce Co.
• Judge Says Alibaba At Least Partly Won In Crypto TM Fight
• Preliminary Privacy Settlement Over BART App OK'd By Judge
• Apple Wants To Hang Up FaceTime Failure Suit
• Fed. Circ. Says Army Can Redo $5B Computer Procurement
• Ericsson Insists HTC Must Prove SEP Royalties Breach
• 4 Blank-Check Companies Price IPOs Totaling $780M
• How PE Attys And Clients Can Get Ahead Of Cyberattacks
• Eastern European Bloc Backs Digital Tax
• Autonomous Ships: Coming Soon To A Port Near You
• What New Calif. Law Means For Connected Medical Devices
• Hurdles Ahead For California's Female Director Mandate
• Why It's Time To Rethink Illinois Brick
• Do Facebook's Targeted Job Ads Violate Title VII?
• Elon Musk, SEC Told To Justify $20M Settlement Over Tweets
• IQVIA Can't Nix Counterclaims In Trade Secrets Suit
• Facebook Kids' App, Others Violate Privacy Law, FTC Told
• T-Mobile Convinces PTAB Much Of Wi-Fi Patent Is Obvious
• Synopsys Claims Ubiquiti Destroyed Evidence in RICO, IP Row
• Intuit's TurboTax Refund Fraud Deal For 915K Victims OK'd
• Ga. Activists File Last-Ditch Bid For Election Security
• Vizio Cuts $17M Deal To End Smart-TV Spying MDL
• DevOps Tech Biz Lands $165M Series D Funding Round
• Texas Judge Adds 2 Years To ZTE Oversight In Sanctions Case
• Chinese Electronics Co. Fights Doc Demand In CRT Suit
• CFTC Signs Pact With Australian Regulators To Spur Fintech
• Nokia Says No Licensing Duty Among Rival Cell Part Makers
• Microsoft Joins Patent-Licensing Initiative LOT Network
• Pence Slams China For Election Meddling With Tariff Salvos
• DOT Stresses Cooperation In Regulating Automated Vehicles
• Car Data Co. Wants Discovery Quashed In Antitrust MDL
• Portland Asks 9th Circ. For Review Of FCC's 5G Order
• Can Defrauded Crypto Investors Hope To Recover Anything?
• Nippon's $60M Fine Reflects 'Discount' For DOJ Flub: Judge
• HP Urges Justices To Ax Ruling That Raised The Bar On Alice
• Heisman Trust Tackles Website For Using Its Trademarks
• 4 Firms Break From Pack In Scorching September For IPOs
• CFTC Official Lauds Ruling Putting Crypto Under Its Purview
• Broadband Groups Sue To Block Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Dell Still Exploring IPO Despite VMware Stock Swap Plan
• PTAB Mostly Upholds Image Edit Patent In $4M Samsung Suit
• New WH Cyber Strategy Talks Big Game, But Has Big Holes
• Encrypted Phone Co. CEO Pleads Guilty To Aiding Drug Sales
• Xerox Names Ex-Icahn Atty As New General Counsel
• Fiber Optic Co. Hit With Stock-Drop Suit Over Faulty Lasers
• NIST Issues Final Draft Of Updated Risk Management Plan
• Levi & Korsinsky Trying To 'Derail' Merger Offer Suit: Investors
• PTAB Reverses Examiner's Rejection Of Security Patent
• FCC Enabling Next-Gen TV Experiments As Standards Form
• Skip The New 'Civility Courses' And Think Like A Lawyer
• EHealthline Appeals OK Of $3.5M Award To 9th Circ.
• Car Dealer Data Co. Settles With Dealerships In Antitrust Case
• CRT Indirect Buyers Seek Fee-Share After 9th Circ. Pushback
• FCC's Pai Backs Trump Admin.'s Economic Arguments For 5G
• Huawei Tells FCC Barring It From US Would Hurt Rural Areas
• Mobile Travel App Locks In $100M In Series D Financing
• Apple Denied Bid To Pull Back Docs In Qualcomm Fight
• Kirkland Steers GM In $2.75B Honda Autonomous Vehicle Deal
• US, China Still Sizing Each Other Up In WTO Tariff Dispute
• UK Product Liability Law In The Autonomous Vehicle Era
• The Broad Impact Of H-1B Premium Processing Suspension
• Fenwick & West-Led Upwork Raises $187M In IPO
• Why Law Firms Should Monitor The Dark Web
• GSA Opens IT Deals To New Services, Contractors
• Authentix Investors' Appraisal Rights Nixed In Chancery
• FEMA Alert Challenged For Use Of Presidential Header
• Dentons Poaches Trio Of Perkins Coie Patent Litigators
• Gov't Can Access Phone Data In Minor Crimes, EU Court Says
• States Urge Justices To Flip Illinois Brick In Apple Case
• Apple Can't Escape IPhone Dual Lens Patent Dispute
• PTAB Won't Review LG's Challenges To Wi-LAN 4G Patent
• PTAB To Review Realtime Data Patent In 6th IPR Challenge
• NYC Short-Term Rental Rule Flouts Constitution, EFF Says
• NDA Doesn't Bar Info From 3D Printer's Patent App: 7th Circ.
• US Accuses Indian Co. Of Tech Scam Targeting Seniors
• Davis Polk, Skadden Lead Tencent Music's $1B IPO Filing
• Real Estate Rumors: Fla. Home, Cockroach Labs, Knickpoint
• New 3.5 GHz Plan Built On Renewable, County-Sized Licenses
• 2nd Circ. Says Lost Financial Stake Shouldn't Doom Suit
• Does Rule 45 Protect Nonparties From Undue Burden?
• Facebook Accused By Trafficking Survivor Of Aiding Abuse
• Hong Kong Blank Check Co. Plans $100M US IPO
• Energy Storage: Ready For Takeoff
• Cybersecurity Co. Raises $200M In Funding Led By Wellington
• Supreme Court Rebuffs Tech Billionaire's Beach Access Suit
• Ex-SAP Sales Rep Wins $662K In Trial On Retaliation Claims
• TaylorMade Hit With Patent Suit Over Swing-Tracking Device
• IPhone Update MDL Trimmed By Calif. Federal Judge
• EFF Pushes Back Against NSA Bid To End Spying Challenge
• Apple's Stand On FRAND Claims Disingenuous: Qualcomm
• FCC's October Agenda To Include 3.5 GHz Band Rules
• BuzzFeed Wants Out Of Russian Exec's Defamation Suit
• Data Center Operator Can't Nix Rival's Antitrust Suit: Judge
• Justices Refuse To Hear Antitrust Claims Against Uber
• Facebook Faces $1.6B Fine As Irish Regulator Probes Breach
• $61M Corning Patent Judgment Flouts Halo, Justices Told
• Gov't To Argue At High Court In Apple App Store Case
• Ex-Uber Execs Must Give Google Confidential Diligence Docs
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