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Technology - November, 2018

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• ASML Secures $223M Jury Verdict In Trade Secrets Row
• Twitter, BlackBerry Sued Over Multimedia Messaging Tech
• State Lawmakers Face Familiar Challenges In 2019
• Bid To Rehear Facebook Recusal Case Lacks New Args: USAA
• Priceline Founder Lambastes 'Broken' Patent System
• 4 Tips For Facebook After 'Black People Problem' Memo
• Trio Of Senators Unveil Bill To Stop Robocalls
• FTC, Qualcomm Look To Exclude Evidence From Trial
• Split Fed. Circ. Affirms Time Warner's $140M IP Loss To Sprint
• Deal Near On Int'l Digital Taxes, OECD Tells G-20
• Gov't Looks To Pinpoint Future Spectrum Needs
• Dell Unit, Others Nab DOD Software Deal Worth Up To $3B
• Société Générale: Sanctions Enforcement Is Alive And Well
• Google Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Review 'Dangerous' IP Ruling
• 5G Infrastructure Bill Sent To Mich. Governor
• 3 Firms Steer Altice's $2B Sale Of Fiber Connection Stake
• Dickinson Wright Nabs 6 IP Attys In Florida, Calif., DC
• Autonomy's Ex-CEO Charged With Fraud Linked To HP Deal
• 'Chaos' Feared If Global Digital Tax Deal Fails, Panel Says
• Ex-Microsoft Worker's Firing Suit Revived At Wash. High Court
• JPML Skeptical Of Combining Graphic Arts Patent Suits
• Tech Giants Off Hook In Woman's France Terror Attack Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Jack In The Box, SoftBank, WhiteWater
• G-20 Summit Unlikely To Halt Trump's China Crusade
• Airwave Gap Manager Still Making Dangerous Errors: NAB
• Attys Agree To Join Patriot National Suits, But Spar On Venue
• Judge Won't Toss College Application Antitrust Suit
• Google Hit With GDPR Complaints Over 'Deceptive' Tracking
• Apple Accused Of Selling IMacs, MacBooks With Filter Defect
• Jewish-Americans Slam Airbnb For West Bank Listing Ban
• UK Spy Agency Explains When It Keeps Security Flaws Secret
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive $506M Award In Apple IP Row
• Germany Probing Amazon For Abuse Of Dominance
• 'White Space' Revamp For Broadband Too Slow, Sens. Say
• T-Mobile Wins Suit To Build Tower In New Hampshire Town
• Attys In $35M Facebook IPO Deal Get $14M In Fees, Costs
• Cybersecurity Co. Secures $100M In Financing Round
• Group Urges FCC Not To Reallocate Auto Safety Spectrum
• Shareholder Blasts $685M Learning Co. Sale As Unfair
• Public Deserves Answers From Sealed Facebook Case: ACLU
• DOD Cybersecurity Purchasing Process Too Slow, Study Says
• Unified Passes RPI Test In Data Patent Challenge At PTAB
• Microsoft Axes Memo-Attachment Patent At PTAB
• 9th Circ. Revives Intel Retirement Fund Fight
• 2 Attys Charged, Face SEC Suit Over Pump & Dump Scheme
• Jury Clears Tata Of U.S. Workers' Discrimination Claims
• Intel Says Engineer Took 'Revolutionary' Secrets To Micron
• Apple, Qualcomm Spar Over Experts In Battery Life IP Spat
• Groups Call For House Hearings On Sprint-T-Mobile Deal
• 2 Iranians Charged With Ransomware Attack On US Cities
• Yelp Gets Partial Toss Of Investor Suit Over Biz Retention
• Fed. Circ. Further Expands Appellate Review Of IPR
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 12 And 13
• The Future Of Intellectual Property Imports In China
• Davies Ward, Osler Hoskin Steer $150M Plusgrade Investment
• Ireland Unswayed By Tweaks To EU's Proposed Digital Tax
• US Indicts 8 In $36M Online Ad Scams Google Helped Expose
• Sen. Dems Grill FTC On Fraud Case Subpoena Of Acting AG
• Tata Bias Claims Hinge On Employment Data As Trial Wraps
• Jury Awards Software Co. $7.5M In Kodak Contract Row
• Facebook Takes Heat At Unprecedented European Hearing
• HTC Fights Ericsson Bid To Base IP Royalties On Device Value
• Uber Faces Over $1M In UK, Dutch Fines Over Data Breach
• Intel, Others Get Computer Network Patents Axed At PTAB
• Software Co. Wins $7.5M In Copyright Row With AC Maker
• Symantec Tries To Delete Cyber Lab's Antitrust Suit
• Advocates Push White House To Nix CLOUD Act Deal With UK
• Fed. Circ. Gives DeLorme New Shot To Ax $6M ITC Patent Fine
• Google, Facebook Defend Tax Structures To EU Lawmakers
• Revised DOL Form Will Impact Upcoming H-1B Cap Season
• Jurors Should Ask More Questions During Trials
• Alito, Gorsuch Question Illinois Brick Precedent
• 'Caveat Emptor' Sinks Zayo's Chancery Suit Over Latisys Buy
• Emerson Can't Review Facebook Deal In Trade Secrets Row
• Texas Man Claims Facebook Texts Violate TCPA
• LinkedIn Targeted Nonmembers Via Emails, Regulator Says
• Fish Can't Cure Nasdaq Conflict With Limited Retainer: Judge
• AT&T Fights Bid For Scholars To Appear At Merger Appeal
• Cloud Co. Can't Beat Suit Over Drug-Testing Software IP
• Tech Support Cos. Can't Get 'Drastic' Sanctions Against Fla.
• UK Lawmakers Seize Facebook Files In Data Harvest Probe
• Clark Hill Adds Ex-Akin Gump Atty To Dallas Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bayer, Fiat, Total
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reconsider Nixing Robotics IP Under Alice
• Apple Faces Tough Sell At Supreme Court In App Store Case
• Calif. Ruling Dings Engagement Letter Arbitration Clauses
• Life After The Midterms For Fintech And Digital Assets
• 10 Things We Wish We Were Told When Going In-House
• The Uncertain Future Of Illinois' Biometric Privacy Law
• 15 Minutes With Perspecta's General Counsel
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 71 Firms
• Ohio's Data Security Law To Test Incentive-Driven Strategy
• HP Dodges Suit Over Jailed China-Based Salesmen
• Firm Seeks Judge DQ Despite Fla. Justices' Facebook Ruling
• Claims Court Can't Rule On IT Co.'s Task Order Protest
• Technology Improving Tax Systems In Some Countries: Report
• UK Data Watchdog Releases GDPR Encryption Guidance
• CDK Balks At Doc Request In Dealership Data Antitrust MDL
• Software Co.'s Noncompetes Unlawful In Calif., Rival Says
• Motorola, Hytera Get Mixed ITC Ruling In Radio Patent Fight
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Wachtell, Kirkland
• Facebook Fighting £500K Fine After Data Harvesting Scandal
• Up Next At High Court: Apple's App Store, Civil Forfeiture
• The Virtual Law Team: Advantages For Litigants And Lawyers
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle, Lumenis, Babytree Group
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 9, 10 And 11
• Qualcomm Gets Claims Trimmed In Patent Row With Apple
• A Multistate Perspective On Taxation Of Digital Products
• Facebook Censoring Russian Site By Deleting Page, Suit Says
• FTC, Cos. Settle Claims Over Privacy Shield Certification
• Chancery Says Tangoe Board Can't Nix $256M Sale Suit
• USTR Slams Chinese IP Policies Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meeting
• Attys For 'Eviscerated' Uber Driver Class Seek Fare-Suit Fees
• Ex-Google Exec, Tribal Co. Win Stay In Payday Loan Suit
• FCC To Vote On Title I Classification For Texts In December
• Opera House Insurer Says HVAC Co. Owes For Burst Pipe
• Minority Investor Fights Crypto 'Miners' Purchasers' Cert. Bid
• Ill. Justices Doubt Six Flags' View In Biometric Data Case
• Metaswitch Says Rival Telecom Co. Tried To Kill Competition
• Brazil Says Google Pricing Tool Probe Turned Up Nothing
• Fed. Circ. Gives Google, LG New Life In Location Patent Row
• Legal Industry Lags In AI, Machine Learning Use
• Carriers Ask FCC For Patience On Call Verification Efforts
• House Oversight Dems Plan To Look At Ivanka Trump's Emails
• A Series Of Avoidable Missteps In PLX Sale
• Saul Ewing Adds IP, Life Sciences Partners In Boston
• Altice Slammed With Stock-Drop Suit After $2.2B IPO
• IP Group Tells High Court To Rein In Copyright Cost Awards
• A Look At The Patenting Trends For Artificial Intelligence
• Autonomous Vehicles And UK Product Liability Law: Part 2
• Employer 'Glassdoor Wars' Will Carry On After Tech Co. Win
• Emerging Cybersecurity Threats In The Legal Industry
• FCC Ditches Junk Fax Opt-Out Rule As Bigger Issues Loom
• Lyft Says Ex-Chamber Atty, New Firm Can't Represent Drivers
• Facebook Investors Challenge Motion To Toss Chancery Suit
• Orbital, Space Vector Win $424M Launch Support Contract
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Validity Of Finjan Antivirus Patent
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Careem Networks, Solus
• Law Firm Innovation Heads Say Clients Tepid On LegalTech
• Fed. Circ. Erases Seoul Semiconductor's $4M Patent Award
• Judge Looks To Own Prior Ruling In Cox Music Piracy Battle
• Justices Won't Examine 'Multiple Proceedings' Patent Rule
• Tech Giants Want Conservatives' $1B Censorship Suit Tossed
• FTC Calls For Data Breach Law To 'Clarify' Its Authority
• ITC To Review Whether To Bar US Entry Of Nikon Cameras
• Software Co. Can Halt H-1B Removal For Indian Employee
• 4 Cos. Eye December IPOs With New Filings Totaling $350M
• Funding Ban Doesn't Apply To FCC Subsidies, Huawei Says
• Net Neutrality Deregulation Misanalyzed Internet, DC Circ. Told
• Uber Ex-CEO Seeks To Dump Fraud, Illicit Biz Practices Suit
• Let Cable Companies Deliver Telehealth, FCC Told
• 'Emerging' Technologies Targeted For New Export Curbs
• How The FAA Reauthorization Accelerates Drone Integration
• Ohio School To Pay Feds $1M After H-1B Visa Fraud Probe
• Kirkland, Simpson Steer $3.15B Colfax-DJO Global Deal
• Autonomous Vehicles And UK Product Liability Law: Part 1
• EU Digital Tax Should Be Higher, Broader, Lawmakers Say
• A Theory For Defending Libel Suits In An AI World
• Legal Tech Download: Orrick's Fund And Eversheds' App
• Class Cy Pres Settlements Are A Troubling Practice
• SEC Accuses Digital Media Co. Of Inflating App Downloads
• What Construction Attys Must Know On Information Modeling
• Fintech Co. Misled IPO Investors, Stock-Drop Suit Says
• Fla. High Court Gets 'Like' From Attys On Facebook Decision
• More Info Needed In $134M Westinghouse Ch. 11 Row
• UK's Approach To Regulating Crypto-Assets Looks 'Measured'
• FCC's Pai Touts Deregulation On 5G Cells, Satellites
• Facebook GC Staying For Now Despite Announced Departure
• Power Integrations Wins Latest IP Trial Against Fairchild
• Intel Facing Indian Competition Probe Over Tech Sharing
• FCC Greenlights New Email Notices From Cable Companies
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• IT Co. Not Owed Coverage Of Trademark Suit, Judge Says
• Split Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Amazon Challenge To Security IP
• ITC To Revoke Cease And Desist Orders Against Toshiba
• With Iancu On Panel, PTAB OKs Review Of Keyboard Patent
• Rise Of The CMOs
• Tech Groups Eager For NAFTA's Modern Face-Lift
• Hortonworks Investors Shortchanged By $5.2B Merger: Suit
• Facebook Says Ill. Employee Exempt From Overtime Rules
• Health Hires: Quinn Emanuel, Goodwin, Ropes & Gray
• Activists See Net Neutrality As Civil Rights Battleground
• Bill Would Give FCC More Power To Punish Robocallers
• Fed. Circ. Revives Computer Security Patent Axed Under Alice
• Perkins Coie Snags Digital Currency Partner From SEC
• Rivals.com Users Get Final OK On Settlement With Yahoo
• Feds' Late Evidence Causes Mistrial In $16M Fraud Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Jones Day, Simpson, Gibson
• MoFo, Jones Day Steer BlackBerry's $1.4B Cylance Buy
• Sidley Snags Former Milbank Tweed Corporate Practice Pro
• Employers May Follow Tech Titans' Lead On Arbitration
• US Must Use 'Full Toolkit' To Fight Cybercrime: Ex-DOJ Chief
• Goodwin Taps Ex-Gunderson Pro With Capital Markets Chops
• Tata Exec Defends Firing Practices In Discrimination Trial
• Dell Ups VMWare Stock Swap Offer Amid Pressure From Icahn
• Cambridge Analytica Director Deemed Responsible In Ch. 7
• USPTO Testing AI Software To Help Examiners ID Prior Art
• Direct Capacitor Buyers Win Cert. In Price-Fixing MDL
• Justices Urged To Ax Fed. Circ. Ruling Restricting Alice
• Inside Icahn's Battle Over Dell's VMware Stock Swap
• AI Processor Co. Habana Labs Nabs $75M Series B Funding
• Dems Query Top 4 Mobile Carriers Over Throttling Concerns
• FCC Commissioners Decry Lack Of Work Crew Coordination
• FCC Applauds Step Toward Stemming Spoofed Calls
• Electronics Co. Ducks Derivative Suit Over CEO's Stock Deals
• FCC Tees Up New GPS Signals And Space Debris Rules
• Holland & Knight Snags Another Reed Smith Pro As Partner
• FCC, Wireless Trade Group Praise Spectrum Valuation Bill
• Aviation Watch: Wheels Up For FAA Reauthorization
• A Chat With Bryan Cave Innovation Chief Katie DeBord
• Facebook Friendship Doesn't Require DQ, Fla. Justices Say
• McAfee Founder Held Liable For Death Of Belize Neighbor
• FCC's Carr Sees Regs That Can Unlock The Wireless Future
• FCC Asks For Comment On Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Study
• Fed. Circ. Says NY Court Can't Hear Verizon Unit Patent Suit
• Bio-Rad Wins $24M Jury Verdict In 10X Genomics Patent Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tencent, Levi, Legendary Entertainment
• Oracle Protest Over $10B JEDI Cloud Deal Denied
• FCC Seeks Comment On New Satellite Spectrum Rules
• Pa. Widow Sues Security Co., Alleging Fire Alarm Was Faulty
• AI's Role In Financial Services: Some Early Lessons
• Rimini Kicks Off Copyright Costs Fight At High Court
• EU Approves $121M To Make German Buses Greener
• Snap Facing Gov't Probes After Pre-IPO Instagram Claims
• ServiceTitan Nabs $165M In Series D Funding
• FCC Bureau Says Lobbyists Need To Get To The Point Sooner
• Fla. Ford Dealer Agrees To $4.8M Robocalls Settlement
• O'Melveny Adds Media, Tech Partner In Southern Calif.
• Most Law Firms' Cybersecurity Not Up To Par As Risk Grows
• Man Admits To FCC Bomb Threat Over Net Neutrality Vote
• Solving The Mystery Of Contracting By Hyperlink
• Yelp Denied Bid For Quick Win In TCPA Suit
• Software Companies Especially At Risk After Wayfair
• 4 Firms Steer $360M Sabre Deal For Travel Tech Co. Farelogix
• Simple Secrets For Improving Your CLE
• 3 Takeaways From Google's Harassment Policy Overhaul
• Uber Board Wasn't Conflicted Before Otto Deal, Chancery Told
• USPTO Head Lauds PTAB's New Claim Construction Standard
• FCC Kicks Off County-Sized Spectrum License Auction
• Cloud Co. To Pay $775K Over Wrongful Firing Claims
• Payment Processor Hit With Investor Suit Over Sale To NCR
• Tata Encouraged 'Expats Versus Locals' Culture, Jury Hears
• Alaska Telecom Presses FCC For Review Of Subsidy Cut
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Ax Of Darts-Refereeing Patent Under Alice
• Womble Bond Adds Ex-Knobbe Martens Tech Patent Pro
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Xactware Patent Challenges
• Justices Won't Hear Chinese Co.'s $102M Piracy Award Case
• Inventor Asks Fed. Circ. To Rehear USPTO Rule Challenge
• Experian Strikes $22M Deal Over T-Mobile Data Breach
• UK, Singapore Fintech Groups Sign Cross-Border Agreement
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Win For Netflix In Online Viewing IP Row
• Sens. Share Bipartisan Concerns Over C-Band Revamp
• Investors Reach $12M Deal In Biotech Stock-Drop Case
• Google Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Review Denied Venue Change
• US, China Still At Odds Over Trade As G-20 Summit Looms
• TCV Leads $120M Investment Into Travel Marketing Startup
• As Amazon Goes Elsewhere, Pittsburgh To Release HQ2 Bid
• New Construction Trends And Their Impact On Contracts
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Talking About Gen Z
• Cloud Security Co. Netskope Closes $168.7M Funding Round
• Trump Cheers Cable Group's Call For Comcast Antitrust Probe
• Consider Potential Risks Of Scraping Publicly Available Data
• Simpson Thacher Leads Johnson Controls In $13.2B Unit Sale
• Veritas, Evergreen To Take Athenahealth Private For $5.7B
• Jones Day Reps SAP In $8B Qualtrics Buy Ahead Of IPO
• 9th Circ. Ends Oft-Heated Trade Secrets Suit Against Ex-CEO
• Facebook, Google Won't Make Harassed Workers Arbitrate
• Equifax, Oracle Accused Of Flouting GDPR Data Use Rules
• Fed. Circ. Says Inventors Can Challenge IP They've Created
• Tesla's $55B Musk Pay Deal Unfair, Investor Tells Chancery
• Feds Get Privacy Law Input From Industry, Consumer Groups
• Fed. Circ. Hands GE Another Win Over Jet Engine Patents
• $5M Frozen For Chancery Battles Over $52M Good Tech Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: BlackBerry, Permira, ADM
• Uber Fined $750K Over Response To DUI Driver Complaints
• BMW, Daimler Car-Share Merger Wins EU Approval
• Panasonic, Others Cut $26M Antitrust Deal With Buyers
• FCC Aims For Deference To Net Neutrality Order, GC Says
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise Hit With Gender Pay Gap Suit
• Drone Crash Injury At Wedding Not Covered, Insurer Says
• Electric Car Co. Seeks OK For New Investor After Deal Sinks
• Idelic Closes $2M Funding Round Led By Bain Capital
• Sonus Fudged Revenue Forecasts, Investor Says In Suit
• HTC Must Prove Ericsson's SEP Royalties Breach: Gilstrap
• Netflix, DMT Spar Over Online Viewing Patent In Fed. Circ.
• Fairchild Owes Rival $24M For Tech Patent Infringement
• 10 Firms To Guide 6 IPOs Exceeding $800M
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Vinson, Wachtell
• 3 Firms Shepherd $3.2B Merger Of Fiber Optic Cos.
• Ex-Tesla Worker Charged With $9.3M Embezzlement Scheme
• What Attys Must Know About Tech M&A For Non-Tech Clients
• What To Expect From New Democratic Investigation Efforts
• EVelozcity Can Drive Ahead With No-Poach Contract Row
• Judge Takes Loeb & Loeb Atty To Task Over Evidence At Trial
• CRT Judge Admits Error, Blasts Possible Atty Conflict
• Investors Drop Request Seeking Receiver For 3D TV Tech Cos.
• Intel's Draft Of Privacy Law Would Shield Cos. From Fines
• Apple Hit With Suit Over NYC Man's Exploding IPhone
• SEC Puts Crypto Exchanges On Notice With First Settlement
• Kemp Quits As Ga. Election Head, Claims Gubernatorial Win
• FCC, NASA To Push Private Communications Partnerships
• Google Drops Forced Arbitration For Sex Harassment Claims
• Acacia Shareholders Seek $1.75M Atty Fees, Final OK Of Deal
• Biz Travel Company Nabs $154M From Funding Round
• Wi-Fi One Takes Broadcom Patent Dispute To High Court
• Back To School: Yale's Linda Greenhouse Talks Journalism
• McCarter & English Adds IP Duo In Boston
• Real Estate Rumors: Kislak, Bytedance, Verzasca
• Celebrate Veterans By Improving Their Access To Justice
• House Flip To Boost Privacy Policy Push, Interference Probes
• Ex-Tata Engineer Testifies He Was Harassed On Apple Team
• Samsung Infringed Licensing Co.'s Patent, Owes $5.9M
• Jurisdiction Hearing Ordered In Fla. Trade Secrets Suit
• Justices To Scrutinize Google Users' Standing In Privacy Row
• Web.com Investor Seeks Toss Of $2B Merger Doc Suit, Fees
• Alibaba Beats Cryptocurrency Co.'s Bid To Dismiss TM Suit
• HTC Compelled To Arbitrate Antitrust Claims, Past SEP Rates
• Wachtell Lipton, Paul Weiss Steer $1B ITG Sale To Virtu
• Midterm House Flip Tees Up Era Of Telecom Scrutiny
• PTAB Takes Wide View Of Estoppel In Axing Patent Challenge
• Will FTC Win 'Radically Reshape' Cell Patent Licensing?
• Deals Rumor Mill: Xilinx, SoftBank, Blackstone
• F-Squared Trustee Reaches Deal In Algorithm Licensing Row
• Electric Cars Need Faster Wireless Charging, FCC Told
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Nix Of Analytics Patent Under Alice
• Hyundai, Kia Pour $250M Into Singapore Ride-Hailing Service
• USPTO Taps Expert IP Attorney As Deputy Director
• Apple Again Ducks False Ad Suit Over Storage Capacity
• Considering Blockchain In The Electricity Industry
• Time To Reclaim Wellness For All Lawyers
• Kavanaugh Fallout Fuels GOP's Senate Expansion
• Eleventh-Hour Suit Demands 'Biased' Kemp Not Oversee GA Results
• Dems Pump Brakes On Trump Agenda With House Win
• Senate Republican Win Cements Trump's Judicial Makeover
• Voting Machine Critics Tout Low-Tech Fix For Hacking Fears
• Alibaba Must Show Judge IPO Docs In Stock-Drop Suit
• Female Riot Games Workers' Suit Decries 'Bro Culture'
• Chase Says Crypto 'Like Cash' In Bid To Ax Cardholder Suit
• Investors Say Solar Co.'s Slide Warrants $2M Settlement
• Judge Walks Back Comment Ripping Tata Exec At Bias Trial
• Snowden Verifies NSA Report In EFF Spying Case
• Internet Pirate Hit With Atty Fees After 9th Circ. Ruling
• Qualcomm Must License Some IP To Rivals In FTC Suit
• FCC Says Cos. Have Year To Fix Robocall Spoofing, Or It Will
• CACI Lands $194M Contract For TSA Tech Services
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Wins For Activision On Video Game IP
• Pai Tees Up Wireless Review For Disaster Preparedness
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Related, Cooley
• PTAB Finds Another TiVo TV Guide Patent Obvious
• Deals Rumor Mill: Altice, Telefónica, Symantec
• A Look At Tax Code Section 199's Last Stand
• Suits Over FCC's 5G Order Consolidated In 10th Circ.
• DST Hit With ERISA Suit Over Valeant Stock Drop
• Fla. Tech Exec Dodges Prison After Obstructing SEC Probe
• San Francisco Starts Down Road To Autonomous Vehicle Tax
• Cooley, White & Case Steer $1.8B ConvergeOne Sale To CVC
• How Blockchain Can Certify Global Supply Chains
• EU Digital Tax Supporters See Progress On Agreement
• Venable Adds Ex-Goodwin Procter IP Pro In San Francisco
• Facebook Urges Court To Dismiss Data Misuse MDL
• Injunction Should Be Lifted Over Ticket Tech, 2nd Circ. Hears
• Power Integrations Seeks $21M In Damages In Del. IP Trial
• Telecom Change Must Wait Until 2020, Even If Dems Prevail
• Icahn Funds Get Chancery Trial On Dell Stock Plan Docs
• E-Commerce Tech Co. Buys Inuvo In $75.5M Deal
• Long D-Link, FTC Briefs Make Judge Evoke 'Days Gone By'
• FCC Allows User Interface Waivers For Smaller Cable Systems
• Investors Accuse Cybersecurity Firm Of $1.2M Loan Default
• Engility Hit With Investor Action Ahead Of $2.5B Acquisition
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Rescore, Signature Bank
• Tata 'Benched' US Workers, Jury Told As Bias Trial Opens
• Pulling Pre-AIA Patents Violates Due Process, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Judge Won't Revisit FCA Case Over Trade Law Compliance
• FTC Head Recuses Himself From Qualcomm Antitrust Row
• Software Startup Leads 3 IPO Launches Totaling $535M
• Morgan Stanley Growth PE Platform Scores $400M Fund
• Bridgestone Golf Website Not ADA Accessible, Suit Says
• High Court Won't Review Obama-Era Net Neutrality Cases
• Ex-USPTO Solicitor Nathan Kelley Joins Perkins Coie
• Trump Teases Antitrust Probe Into Amazon, Facebook, Google
• Wachtell, Kirkland Guide PE Firm's $950M Cybersecurity Buy
• High Court Won't Consider Real Estate Search Patents
• Watch For Antitrust Developments North Of The Border
• Quantlab Control Dispute Belongs In Delaware, Chancery Says
• 3 Firms Lead Pack In Rocky October For IPOs
• What Construction Attys Must Know About Tracking Tech
• New Deal Allows Price Increase For Wholesale Domain Names
• 6th Circ. Resurrects TCPA Row Over Info Verification Fax
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Mattis Establishes DOD Task Force To Secure Information
• Pharmacy Co. Slams EHealthline's Bid To Pause $3.5M Award
• Shuffle Tech Attys Want $19M In Fees After $315M Trial Win
• Brand Battles: NE Patriots, 'Game Of Thrones,' Starbucks
• Insurer Needn't Cover $1.7M IPhone Theft, 6th Circ. Affirms
• Dell Attacks Purpose Of Icahn Funds' Chancery Doc Demand
• Apple Clawback Aims To 'Sanitize' IP Row Record: Qualcomm
• False Ad Suit Over Angie's List Rankings, Comments Tossed
• AmEx Delay In CBM Patent Challenge No Problem, PTAB Says
• KKR Boosts Offer For Aussie Biz Software Co. MYOB To $1.3B
• Google User Says Account Closed After Anti-Semitism Report
• Federal Privacy Law May Need Bigger Boost Than Midterms
• Justices Seem Open To Class Cy Pres Awards, Occasionally
• Ericsson Says IP's Value Should Match Phones In HTC Row
• AT&T, T-Mobile Get OK To Bid In 28 GHz Auction
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Kirkland
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 6 And 7
• Bill Proposes Prison For Tech Execs' Data Privacy Lies
• Sports, Clothing Retailers Must Face Online Search IP Row
• Scholar In Canada Backs Concept Behind Digital Services Tax
• What Comms Attys Need To Know About Drone Regulations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Pfizer, Apple, Ping An
• US Accuses State-Owned Chinese Co. Of Stealing Micron's IP
• Staffing Co. Stockholder Says Laws Broken To Keep Managers
• Dish Slams AT&T-Time Warner Deal After HBO Blackout
• Unlock Smartphones So We Can Lock Up Criminals: DA Vance
• Icahn Funds Seek Dell's Books Over Stock Exchange Proposal
• Snap Investors Sue In Chancery, Alleging Disclosure Flaws
• IBM Claims Co. Botched Cell Network At Falcons Stadium
• Cloud Automation Co. HashiCorp Snags $100M Investment
• Russian Exec Fights NYT's Bid To Unseal Docs In Dossier Suit
• Localities Ask FCC To Halt 5G Order Pending Fed. Lawsuits
• Limo Co. Says Atty Not Conflicted, Slams Uber DQ Bid
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear GoPro Fight Over Camera Patents
• US Delegate Is 1st Woman To Nab Top UN Telecom Post
• FDA Steps Up Its Focus On Medical Device Cybersecurity
• Boies Schiller Adds International Arbitration Pro in LA
• 10 Lessons On Blockchain And Open-Source Licenses
• Pittsburgh To Appeal Order To Release Amazon HQ2 Bid