Technology Archive » January, 2019

Technology - January, 2019

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• Time Warner Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Rehear $140M IP Case
• 3M Settles Suit Over Patents Covering Metal Mesh Conductors
• Calif. Privacy Law Limits Consumers' Choices, Ad Groups Say
• Volkswagen, T-Mobile Back Plan For Cell-Connected Cars
• Investor Says Cloud Co. Hid Missteps In Citrix Unit Merger
• How Patent Litigation Changed In 2018
• Delaware Outstrips Texas As Top Patent Hotspot Of 2018
• Patent Injunctions Drop Sharply In 2018
• Despite Drop In AIA Reviews, PTAB Hasn't Lost Its Luster
• France's Antitrust Arm Orders Google To Clarify Ad Rules
• Considerations For Federal Contractor Trade Secret Protection
• What To Look For During Net Neutrality Oral Arguments
• DLA Piper Proptech Group Aims To Get Real Estate Connected
• Verizon, AT&T Escape Antitrust Suit Over SIM Card Tech
• DOJ Antitrust Unit Eyes 'Troubling' Case Against InterDigital
• PTAB Says Dismissed Cisco Suit Bars Patent Challenge
• Fluor Slams Bid To Toss $247M Westinghouse Ch. 11 Suit
• EagleView Aerial Patents Withstand Rival's Alice Challenge
• 2nd Circ. Shouldn't Wait For High Court, IBM Workers Say
• Mass. Bill Would Make Clandestine Data Harvesting An Injury
• H-1B Engineer Whose Hours Were Cut Must Get Back Pay
• Fed. Circ. Wipes Out NPE's $19M Trial Win Against Samsung
• Trump Won't Give China More Time To Avoid Tariff Spike
• Blank Check Co. Pivotal Acquisition Prices $200M IPO
• What Lawyers Can Do To Prevent And Combat Burnout
• Aussie Tech Co. Seeks OK Of $20M Award Against Maldives
• Simpson Thacher-Led Carlyle Nabs $1.5B For Euro Tech Fund
• 10 Lessons From US Indictments Of State-Sponsored Hackers
• 2nd Apple Engineer Accused Of Stealing Self-Driving Car IP
• Dragon Box To Pay $14.5M To Netflix, Disney, Amazon, Others
• Social Media Marketer Settles NY AG's Fake Follower Probe
• Holding Co. Asks High Court To Approve Ch. 11 Patent Sale
• Ford Gets Copyright Claims Nixed In Software IP Row
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Orrick IP Trial Pro In Silicon Valley
• FCC Uses 'Unusual' Meeting To Run Down Shutdown Setbacks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hyundai, Isracard, Intel
• Del. High Court Nixes Fitbit's Bid For A Midcase Appeal
• China Proposes Rules For New Tech-Focused Trading Venue
• Dems Demand Info On FCC Role In Carriers' 5G Rule Suits
• FCC Introduces Starks As Newly Sworn-In Commissioner
• Houston Atty Sues Apple After FaceTime Records Deposition
• Tata Fights Bid For New Trial Over Workers' Race Bias Claims
• The Latest Developments In Antitrust Class Certification
• Private Investors Plug $100M Into Smart-Tinting Glass Co.
• US Senators Slam EU Countries' Unilateral Digital Tax Moves
• Qualcomm's Fate In Judge Koh's Hands As FTC Trial Wraps
• Suit Over Facebook Data Leak Sent Back To Illinois
• $50M Yahoo Data Breach Deal Too Opaque, Judge Koh Says
• Ex-Huawei Worker Loses Bid For Source Code In IP Fight
• Del. Justices Broaden Investor Email Right In Doc Suits
• Software Co. Execs Pushed For Vista Merger: Chancery Suit
• Google Ducks Photo Co.'s Antitrust, But Not Contract, Claims
• Finisar Investors Kept In Dark On $3.2B Tie-Up, Suit Says
• SEC Settles With 4 Cos. Over Alleged Internal Control Failures
• Retired 3rd Circ. Judge Joins JAMS' Philadelphia Team
• Software Co. Closes $100M CapitalG-Led Series E Round
• Intel Heads Warn Of Foreign Interference In 2020 Elections
• Hewlett Packard Enterprise Beats Oracle Copyright Suit
• National Quantum Initiative Act: A Bid For US Leadership
• FCC Must Be Wary Of Private Spectrum Proceeds, Rep. Says
• Securities Cases That Will Matter Most In 2019
• Autonomous Car, Drone Cos. Navigate New Compliance Risks
• Sponsored Endorsements: FTC Isn't Your Only Concern
• 3 Reasons Cryptocurrency May Raise Antitrust Issues
• Regulators See Retrospective Deal Reviews As Helpful In Tech
• Kirkland Helps Thoma Bravo Wrap Up $12.6B Tech Fund
• Uber's First Privacy Chief Says She's Looking Beyond GDPR
• FCC Urged To Rethink Text Message Classification
• US To Host More Trade Talks With China This Week
• Satellite Operators Battle Over Hybrid Network Rules
• How Google-Oracle Smartphone War Got To The High Court
• Apple Urges Fed. Circ. To Ax VirnetX's $600M Patent Win
• Orrick Nabs Leading M&A Partner From Baker McKenzie
• Real Estate Rumors: Carroll, The Wing, Chipotle
• Race Wasn't Factor In Facebook Promotions, 4th Circ. Told
• Fla. Bar Takes Hit In Law License Fight With Traffic Ticket Biz
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Toss Of IP, RICO Suit Involving Del. Judge
• General Dynamics Wins $155M Deal For F-35's Tech Services
• Fed. Agencies' Idle Spectrum A Gold Mine, Think Tank Says
• Huawei Charged With Trade Secret Theft, Banking Cover-Up
• Huge FCC Backlog Could Remain If Another Shutdown Comes
• Apple Users Can't Link Broken Watches To A Defect, Koh Says
• What Academia Must Know About DOJ's China Initiative
• How Blockchain Can Help Secure Connected Devices
• CDK Gets Auto Dealers' Claims Trimmed In Antitrust MDL
• The Jeep Hacking Case Is Problematic
• Dickinson Wright Nabs IP Litigator In Texas From Michael Best
• Sapphire Ventures Raises $117M For Sports-Focused Fund
• Five Countries Failing To Implement GDPR, EU Says
• Qualcomm Expert Calls FTC's Antitrust Theory Flawed
• Scarinci Hollenbeck Hires Tech Expert, Musician In NJ
• IPhone Users' Update Claims Still Miss Mark, Apple Says
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Boot LG Patent Suit From East Texas
• Facebook Deserves $2B Privacy Fine, Advocacy Orgs Tell FTC
• DOD Investigating Potential Amazon Conflict On JEDI Deal
• PTAB Declines To Review St. Regis, SRC Computer Patent
• Illinois Bell Gets Damages Cut From Telecoms' Contract Suit
• Overstock's TZero Platform Opens For Security Token Trading
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Ax Of Claims In Display Patents
• IBM To Petition High Court In ERISA Company Stock Case
• Taxation With Representation: Covington, Simpson, Troutman
• Democrats Demand FCC Investigation Into Mobile Tracking
• Finxact Lands $30M To Boost Cloud-Based Core Banking Biz
• Dell Fund Says Contract Bars Chancery Finder's Fee Suit
• UK Pushes Back On Communications Assistance Cos. Merger
• 2 Firms Steer Mastercard's $307M Earthport Offer
• Evergrande Health Pays $157M For Chinese Auto Battery Co.
• FCC Wraps 28 GHz Auction, Raking In $702M
• Yelp, Defamation And The Mischief Wrought By Section 230
• The Great Data Breach Standing Circuit Split
• Open-Source JavaScript: Compliance Tips For Companies
• WTO Heavyweights Agree To Negotiate E-Commerce Rules
• Siemens Awarded $6.7M In Wabtec Train Control IP Trial
• After 3 Tries, Investors Can't Tie Fintech Co. To Stock Drop
• Google, Facebook Hit Lobbying Highs As Privacy Heat Grows
• Google Takes Oracle Smartphone War To The Supreme Court
• K&L Gates Adds 4 To Bolster Data Privacy, IP Practices
• $183M Defense Co. Buy Unchallenged During Review Period
• Ebix Investors Reach Deal In Chancery Suit Over CEO Bonus
• Google, Trade Group Call For Balance In Gov't Spectrum Plan
• Dems Seek To Probe Net Neutrality Regs, Sprint-T-Mobile Deal
• FCC May Have Gamed 5G Case Placement, Dems Charge
• Mobile Leaders Push Digital Ethics At Davos Summit
• Wabtec Knew Of Inevitable IP Clash, Siemens Tells Del. Jury
• Apple Denied Fees After Shaking Speaker Patent Suit
• Acacia Shareholders' Attys End Up With $725K In Fee Fight
• Judge Will Stay Qualcomm Class Action For Cert. Appeal
• ADP Says Hitachi Knew Computer Bug Was 'Grave Threat'
• Law Schools Should Be More Like Medical Centers
• Chinese AI Firm AInnovation Scores $60M Funding Round
• Vinson & Elkins Steers Legal Tech Co.'s $83M Funding Round
• 5 Tips For Tech Companies To Avoid SEC Scrutiny
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Former 23andMe Privacy Officer
• Commercial Real Estate Valuation Platform Raises $33M
• Latest Round Of Patent-Buying Program Nets $3M In Deals
• Which Views Will Win In Debate Over National Privacy Regs?
• 7th Circ. Takes Narrow View Of ADEA For Outside Applicants
• Blocboy JB Hits 'Fortnite' With New Suit Over Dance Rights
• Investor In Crypto Ponzi Wins Bid To See Opponent's Notes
• IT Co. Takes Trademark Suit Coverage Fight To 4th Circ.
• House Passes Bill Inviting Researchers To Hack State Dept.
• Qualcomm Gets Immediate Appeal Of Cellphone Buyer Cert.
• ID Protection Co.'s Go-Private Deal Stiffed Investors, Suit Says
• 5 Key Changes In Final IRS Pass-Through Deduction Rules
• PTAB Precedent Panel Won't Review IBM Rehearing Bid
• PTAB Rejects CBM Challenge To Nasdaq Trading Patent
• Senate Dem Pressures FCC's Pai On Tackling Of Robocalls
• Seagate Hard Drive Buyers Lose 2nd Class Cert. Bid
• Kirkland Steers Cision's $225M Digital PR Co. TrendKite Buy
• BakerHostetler Adds Capital One Data Privacy Atty In DC
• Singapore Crypto Exchange Could Float In Reverse Merger
• No Extra Trial Time Needed, Apple Says In Qualcomm IP Row
• Logistics Solutions Biz Lands $97M Series C Funding Round
• FCC To Hold Open Meeting Via Phone If Shutdown Continues
• 4 Privacy Law Predictions For 2019
• HTC Loses Bid To Arbitrate Ericsson Claims In Royalties Row
• Samsung Aims To Arbitrate Shattering Phone Camera Suit
• Gilstrap 'Offended' By Gamesmanship Of Irell, Winston Attys
• PTAB Says It Can Reject Substitute Claims Under Alice In IPR
• Al Gore's Firm Leads $100M Fundraise For Africa Tech Startup
• Kessler Topaz, Robbins Geller Lead Qualcomm Investor Suit
• US And Australia Tackle Fintech Regulation Together
• Desktop Metal Nabs $160M In Koch-Led Funding Round
• 3 Trends In Criminal Trade Secret Prosecution
• Artificial Intent: AI On The Trading Floor
• Google's EU Privacy Fine Sets High Bar For Educating Users
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Win For Verizon In GPS Patent Suit
• Top Quantlab Investor Urges Chancery To Kill Control Bid
• UBS Countersues Bloomberg In Data Misuse Row
• FINRA Targets Online Distribution, Compliance As 2019 Focus
• FCC Auction Might Sink 2.5 GHz, Broadband Group Warns
• EU Antitrust Chief Says Amazon Now Under The Microscope
• Defense Taps BAE For $250M Video Intelligence Contract
• Tinder Settles Age Bias Case For $17.3M In Cash And 'Likes'
• Judge Won't Trim Ad Fax Suit Against Enclarity, Citing Delay
• FCC Dem Pings DOJ On Sprint-T-Mobile Spectrum Holdings
• Hologic Settles Fujifilm's IP, Antitrust Mammography Suit
• Bridgestone Unit Buys TomTom's Telematics Arm For €910M
• Fed. Circ. Axes Adobe Appeal In Patent Contract Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Toshiba Win Over LCD Screen IP Suit
• Oracle Shorted Women, Minorities By $400M: Labor Dept.
• Google, Others Get 3 Of 6 Siri Tech Patents Axed By Alice
• Courts Are Getting It Right On Litigation Funding Discovery
• Hong Kong Fintech Co. Picks LSE Tech For Crypto Platform
• High Court Won't Hear Attorney's Yelp Defamation Suit
• Cadwalader Nabs Fintech Pro From Latham
• Startup Humu Defends Name After Hulu Threatens TM Suit
• 3 Firms Advise On Deal Forming $653M Payment Services Biz
• Google Ducks German, Austrian Antitrust Ad Blocker Probe
• Google, Patent Holder Reach Deal In Infringement Case
• France To Pursue 5% Web Levy, Minimum Tax
• Immigration Compliance Essentials For 2019
• Qualcomm Exec Says Google, FTC Deal Was Royalties Model
• Officials Flout Constitution By Blocking Twitter Critics: Court
• Bitcoin Boss Deserves 2 1/2 Years For SEC Lies, Gov't Says
• Privacy Hawk Hits Tech Firms With Fresh GDPR Complaints
• Reps Tell FCC To Protect TV Cos. In Spectrum Expansion
• Mass. State Senator Files 2nd Attempt At Patent Troll Bill
• 2nd Circ. Won't Budge On Reviving IBM Workers' ERISA Suit
• Apple CEO Draws Data Brokers Into Federal Privacy Law Fight
• Tech-Driven Hiring Tools May Spawn New Wave Of Bias Suits
• Does The FCC Have To Hold Its Meeting In Shutdown Mode?
• FCC Reopens Tech Certification Portal, Relieving Backlog
• CDK Dodges Late Discovery Request In Antitrust Suit
• AMD Computer Chip Buyers Win Cert. In False Ad Suit
• Bill Would Ban Tech Sales To Some Chinese Telecom Cos.
• Cloud-Based Texting Biz Rakes In $51.5M From Investors
• Automated Vehicles In 2019: Predictions And Suggestions
• High Court's Emulex Issue Is Narrower Than Some Suggest
• Paul Hastings Steers Divvy's $250M Waterfall Investment
• Ill. Atty Admits To Overbilling Clients At Kirkland, Boutique
• UK Finance Cop 'Aggressively' Pursuing Robo Regulation
• US Needs Baseline Privacy Rules, New Watchdog, Groups Say
• Qualcomm Requests More Time In Apple Patent Fees Trial
• StubHub GC Lands On Twitter's Legal Team
• Nonprofits Defend Gov't Use Of AIA Reviews At High Court
• Prison Callers Stuck Proving 'Intent' In Securus Recording Suit
• Net Neutrality Oral Args To Proceed Despite Shutdown
• Fed. Circ. Won't Halt Patent Appeal During Gov't Shutdown
• WTO Panel Set To Examine US-China Patent Battle
• In Shutdown, FCC Field Work Limited To Interference Issues
• Bills Target Scam Robocalls, Pirate Radio Broadcasts­­­­
• Qihoo's $9.3B Take-Private Play Conned Investors, Says Suit
• Stevens & Lee Nabs Ballard Partner For Tech Co-Chair Role
• Diversity's Next Step: Developing Minority Partners
• McGuireWoods Snags Former FCC Veteran From Akin Gump
• Gilstrap Won't Delay HTC's Royalty Row Trial With Ericsson
• Ticket Co. Shut Down After $4.5M Tech-Poaching Verdict
• ACLU Sues Gov't, Demands Docs On Social Media Spying
• GOP Leaders Join Calls For Mobile Tracking Crackdowns
• Expect More SEC Cybersecurity Enforcement This Year
• Telecom Industry Wrestles With Best Rural Funding Plans
• Ongoing Gov't Shutdown Leaves Cyber Risks Unchecked
• Salesforce Board's Salaries Too High, Chancery Suit Says
• Panasonic Avionics Hires New GC Following Corruption Probe
• Match Accuses Tinder Co-Founder Of Swiping Trade Secrets
• Deals Rumor Mill: Schleich, Siemens-Alstom, Salesforce
• FCC Dropping Ball On Consumer Data Protection, Group Says
• Texas Anti-SLAPP Law Ruled Inapplicable In Federal Court
• Rubio Proposes Privacy Bill That Overrides State Data Laws
• Morningstar, Prudential Beat RICO Suit Over Robo-Adviser
• Oracle Can't Toss Race, Sex Bias Case Over ALJs
• Dispute Over Ticket Autopricing Tech Goes Before NYC Jury
• Relaxed Rules Offer Little Clarity On Expanded Drone Flights
• Napster Settles Songwriter Lawsuit Over Unpaid Royalties
• 9th Circ. Sends Yahoo TCPA Coverage Row To Calif. Justices
• Pokemon Go Creator Niantic Snags $245M Funding Round
• DC Circ. Urged Not To Halt Net Neutrality Args Over Shutdown
• High-Tech Parts Maker Claims Rival Stole Trade Secrets
• Koch Unit, Golden Gate Capital Invest $1.5B In Infor
• Pa. Dem To Head Key House Communications Subcommittee
• Atlanta PE Firm Wraps Up Debut Fund With $200M Raised
• Apple Won't Face Qualcomm's Latest Patent Suit In Germany
• UK Patent Law: Hot Topics Of 2018 And What's Ahead
• Willkie Steers $500M Investment In Veeam Software
• Arbitrators And Mediators Should Reflect Society's Diversity
• 4 Firms Guide Fiserv's $22B First Data Buy
• PTAB Nixes Patent In Suit Over Google 'Lucky' Button
• Prof Calls Qualcomm Royalties 'Naked Tax,' Invokes Microsoft
• Google, Amazon Urged To Keep Face ID Tech From Feds
• Drivers At Fault For Their Own Stalled Arbitrations, Uber Says
• DLA Piper Scores Tech IP Buff From Boies Schiller Flexner
• PTAB To Review IBM Patent Despite $57M Groupon Case
• PTAB Hears First Case Under New Relaxed Patent Guidelines
• Telecom Dispute Claim Too Vague To Review, Says 10th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Ax Of Monitoring Software Patents
• Ericsson Fights HTC's Bid To Delay Trial Over Patent Royalties
• Wabtec Raps 'Desperate' Siemens In $8.3M Railroad IP Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Apple's $440M Loss In VirnetX Patent Case
• Why AFAs Are Key To The Future Of Legal Practice
• FCC Member Urges Incentive Auction For Education Spectrum
• PTAB To Review Patent At Center Of Qualcomm, Apple Fight
• Ex-Facebook Employee Fights Bid To Nix Overtime Pay Suit
• Cloud Data Co. Rubrik Nabs $261M In Series E Funding Round
• 3 Firms Shepherd $275M Deal For PE-Backed AppRiver
• UberBlack Drivers Ask 3rd Circ. To Revive Wage Suit
• Legal Tech Download: PE Investments, Acquisitions, AI
• Murky Parts Of The New USPTO Patent Eligibility Guidance
• Oracle, Rimini Spar At High Court Over Copyright Costs
• 2nd Circ. Says Xerox Workers' Benefits Recalculation Is Fair
• Comcast Sued Again Over DVR Tech In TiVo IP Battle
• GTC Law Group Settles Chancery Fight Over IP Asset Sale
• Feds Can't Force Biometric Use To Unlock Phones: Judge
• Tribes, Enviros Ask DC Circ. To Can FCC Small-Cell Order
• HP Unit Settles Mid-Trial In Suit Over $17M Software Deals
• DOT Proposal Would Loosen Rules On Some Drone Flights
• Parties In CBM Review Spar Over New Eligibility Guidance
• Businesses Want To Utilize User Data To Fight Cyber Threats
• 2 Biotech Firms, Chinese Lender File IPOs Totaling $192M
• FCC Denies House Dem's Call For Mobile Tracking Briefing
• Microsoft Wins $1.8B Navy Software Support Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Overseas Union, Amazon, Two Roads
• Fitbit Mid-Case Appeal Rejected In Chancery Class Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Alice Win By Mobile Giants Against IV
• Contractor Wants IBM's Falcons Stadium Suit Trimmed
• High Court Wants SG's Take On Toshiba Stock-Drop Dispute
• Getting Up To Speed On Apple, Qualcomm's Legal Battle
• Judging A Book: Barron Reviews 'The Clamor Of Lawyers'
• The Privacy Questions Raised By Blockchain
• Automotive Tech In 2018: Legal Trends And Developments
• Judge Steps Down From Motorola Suit, Cites Spouse's Stock
• 4 Firms Assist On Merger Creating $4.2B Data Science Biz
• Why Apple Customers Lost A Suit Over Storage Capacity
• Handling Corporate Congressional Probes In The Trump Era
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2018
• Apple Exec Rips Qualcomm's Chip 'Stranglehold' In FTC Trial
• Shutdown Is Hampering 5G Deployment, Telecom Group Says
• TracFone Accuses NJ Company Of Device Trafficking Scheme
• Ballard Spahr Nabs First Amendment Litigator In Minneapolis
• Thune Swaps Commerce Panel Chair For Subcommittee Helm
• Alphabet Board Hid Execs' Misconduct, 2nd Investor Suit Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Slack, Dalian Wanda, Anheuser-Busch
• Cemtrex Settles Shareholder Suits Over Stock Drop
• Brand Battles: Pizza Hut Tackles 'Football' Trademark
• Siemens, Wabtec Train Control IP Trial To Open In Del.
• 10th Circ. Lets FCC 5G Order Proceed, But In The 9th Circ.
• DLA Piper Adds Privacy, Data Security Specialist In SF
• Tech Startup Partner Gets $5.9M Arbitration Award OK'd
• $29M Yahoo Breach Deal In Calif. Ends Chancery Suit In Del.
• AMD Hits MediaTek With Graphics Patent Suit After ITC Probe
• Health Hires: Lewis Brisbois, Pierce Bainbridge, Bradley Arant
• FBI Must Answer Court On BuzzFeed Docs Despite Shutdown
• IT Contractor Can't Regain $122M Navy Award At GAO
• Samsung Ducks Out Of Mobile Traffic, Battery Life IP Suit
• Did High Court Overrule Fed. Circ. On Foreign Lost Profits?
• Broad US Tech Rules Will Curb Innovation, Commerce Told
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 2
• Cybersecurity's Developing Role In FCPA Compliance
• Shutdown's Messy Impact On Consumer Protection Activities
• Apple GC Earned $5M In 2018, Over $20M Stock On Horizon
• EU 'Right To Be Forgotten' Shouldn't Be Global, Adviser Says
• Investors Sue Google Parent Execs Over Privacy, Harassment
• What All Attorneys Need To Know About The Shutdown
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Nix Of Data Patent Challenged By HP
• China Hacking Revelations Show Limits Of Political Pacts
• Patent Ineligibility Revamp Shouldn't Up Rejections: USPTO
• Real Estate Rumors: Apple, TD Bank, Diageo
• OTC Markets Looks To Grow Through London Expansion
• FCC-Funded Broadband Carriers Face Scrutiny Under New Bill
• FCC Shutdown Could Delay Super Bowl Tech Launches
• Seyfarth Snags Startup Co. GC For Chicago Corporate Group
• Trends Suggest Cartel Enforcers Face Headwinds In 2019
• Hotel Tech Holding Co.'s Ch. 11 Denied As Ploy To Evade Sale
• Access Management Co. Nabs $100M Growth Round
• T-Mobile First To Join FCC Crusade Against Robocalls
• EFF Fights Doc Sealing Bid In Apple, Uniloc Patent Row
• Ex-Wrestler Can Drop But Not Add Claim In 'Gears Of War' Suit
• Mobile Banking Co. Scores $300M Round Ahead Of US Push
• The Case For Lawyer-Directed Litigation Funding In NY: Part 1
• Uber Wins DQ Of Opposing Attys In Unfair Competition Case
• Ticket Resale Exec Spars With Judge At Tech-Poaching Trial
• Computer Patents To Get Closer Look With USPTO Guidance
• Fed. Circ. Asks Sprint Why It Shouldn't Pay $32M In Damages
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Ax Of IP In $19M Samsung Verdict
• Facebook Users' Call For Cambridge Analytica Docs Granted
• Fed. Circ. Questions Toshiba, MiiCs On Meaning Of Word 'In'
• PTAB To Review Unified Challenge To Cell Signal Tech Patent
• Sen. Says Carriers Broke Promises To End Location Tracking
• Apple Seeks PTAB Rehearing After Patent Owner Sanctioned
• Alsup Wants 'Bone-Crushing' Discovery Into Facebook Breach
• Biometrics Co. Dodges Claims It Bribed Foreign Execs
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Win For Amazon, Blizzard On Data IP
• Perkins Coie Adds Ex-MoFo Tech Partner In NY
• Levi & Korsinsky Wins Lead In McAfee-Linked Bitcoin Biz Row
• Facebook Accused Of Violating Vietnam's Cybersecurity Law
• For GCs, Tech Can Separate Courtroom Winners And Losers
• Patent Eligibility Lessons From PTAB's Use Of Berkheimer
• Free Market Think Tank Wants FCC To Strike Old Regs
• US Emphasizes Close Oversight In China Trade Talks
• 7 Questions To Add To Your Lateral Partner Questionnaire
• Intel Exec Slams Qualcomm's 'Very Unfair' Biz Model At Trial
• Red Hat Shareholder Drops Suit Over Planned $34B IBM Sale
• Fed. Circ. Questions Contract Claim Over Secret IP Review
• IBM Tops List Of US Patent Recipients For 26th Year
• Apple, VirnetX Spar In Fed. Circ. Over Patent Appeal Remand
• Cooley Nabs Ex-FCC Privacy, Telecom Pro From Boies Schiller
• Cambridge Analytica Exec Can't Stay Out Of Ch. 7 Case
• Dems Renew Call For Crackdown On Mobile Location Tracking
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Athenahealth Faces Shareholder Suit Over $5.7B Merger
• Ericsson Can License IP On Its Terms, Not HTC's, Judge Says
• Fintech Charter Ruling Is Important But 'Must Wait': OCC
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive $506M WARF IP Award Against Apple
• 5 Things To Know About USPTO's New Eligibility Guidance
• A Chat With Reed Smith Chief Marketing Officer Sadie Baron
• Pols Can't Block Critics On Social Media, 4th Circ. Says
• High Court Asks SG To Weigh In On $59M Light Sensor Fight
• Class Fights Early Review Of Fitbit Insider Trading Suit
• High Court Roundup: Justices Refuse To Hear 5 Patent Cases
• Justices Won't Hear Fiat Chrysler Bid To Undo Hack Cert.
• Ford Settles On Cellular-Connected Cars Amid FCC Debate
• Chancery Issues Arrest Warrants For Chinese Tech Execs
• High Court Won't Review Row Over State Voter Data Grabs
• Fashion Platform Co. Loses Depo Bid In Stolen-Image Row
• Venture Funding Soared In 2018 Amid Record 'Unicorn' Births
• Cooley Guides Cancer-Focused Biotech's $115M IPO Filing
• Samsung Phone Caught Fire And Injured Family, Suit Claims
• Grindr Victory In Fake Profile Case Examined By 2nd Circ.
• Justices Seek Feds' View On Case Limiting Early Alice Wins
• Google Shifted $22.8B To Bermuda Via Shell Co., Filing Says
• Nexstar Hurting Viewers In Fee Dispute, TDS Tells FCC
• Coalition Opposing Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Adds 5 New Orgs
• Hacking Nixes Injunction In Trade Secrets Row, 3rd Circ. Told
• Attys Smeared As Dishonest In Docs Feud, Data Co. Says
• 6 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2019
• The Evolving Frontier Of Foreign Securities Litigation
• 'Flexible Work' Makes Freelancing More Viable In BigLaw
• Four Firms Steer DXC's $2B Swiss Software Biz Buy
• Ending Arbitration Pacts For Harassment Claims Isn't Enough
• The Top Blockchain Patents Of 2018
• A Call To Permit Judicial Substitution In MDL Proceedings
• Cy Pres Awards Are The Best Answer
• Judge Weinstein On Activism, Gobbledegook, Going Robeless
• USPTO Patent Eligibility Revamp Expected To Cut Rejections
• Critics Get A Bigger Window For FCC Broadband Map Data
• HTC Asks Justices To Limit Where Foreign Cos. Face IP Rows
• Facebook Needn't Meet Criminal Data Demands: DC Court
• Feds OK'd To Argue In Oracle, Rimini Copyright Costs Row
• Education Co. Agrees To $500M Debt Relief Over Fraud Claims
• Brand Battles: Johnson & Johnson, Monster, Amazon
• Hotel Tech Holding Co. Fights Bid To End Its Del. Ch. 11
• FTC Rips Qualcomm's 'No License, No Chips' Practice At Trial
• Apple Wins $135M Cut Or Damages Retrial In WiLAN IP Row
• Former AT&T VP Bob Quinn Joins Wilkinson Barker Knauer
• Sens. Propose New Office To Fight Chinese Tech Threats
• Contractor Says Ex-Bloomberg, Turner Execs Killed Business
• Police Camera, Software Co. Withdraws $75M Public Offering
• FCC Wireless Pro Brings Auction Expertise Back To Mintz
• Weather Channel App Secretly Mines User Data, LA Says
• Health Hires: Locke Lord, Morgan Lewis, Amneal, Novant
• GSA Tech Wing's Acting Chief Leaves For Private Sector
• Supreme Court Will Review Negligence Standard In M&A Suit
• New Issues Raised By Internet Of Things Payments
• Ex-Ceridian Exec Drops Suit Over $1M Withheld Pension
• Austria Planning Digital Tax On Large Internet Companies
• FCC's Rosenworcel Trolls Trump Over Shutdown Alternatives
• Plea From Australian Who Exported Tech To Iran May Be Near
• Rule 36 Affirmance Can Have Preclusive Effect At PTAB Too
• Will New Congress Pass A National Data Protection Law?
• US, China Set For First Round Of High-Stakes Trade Talks
• Alito Unrecuses Self From Oracle, Rimini Copyright Costs Row
• Fed Shutdown Likely To Put FTC's Fight With D-Link On Hold
• USTelecom Scores Wilkinson Barker Knauer Partner As VP
• Attys See FCC Shutdown As Chance To Research Policy
• Ticket Whiz Tells Jury Rival Poached Valuable Pricing Tech
• More Caller ID Control On Tap For FCC's January Lineup
• Apple Escapes Class Action Over Security Flaw Fixes
• InterDigital Accused Of Unfair Terms For Telecom Patents
• FCC Keeps Telecom On Hook For Bilking USF Out Of $27M
• Senate Confirms VA IT Chief, DOD Acquisition Official
• 'Read Receipt' Dooms $77M Air Force Award Protest: GAO
• What To Expect From Technology-Assisted Review In 2019
• Coordinating Patent Strategies Across PTAB And EPO
• Airbnb, HomeAway Win Freeze To NYC Data Ordinance
• Overstock To Pay Certain Ohio Business Taxes In Bitcoin
• Miles & Stockbridge Adds Veteran Trade Atty To IP Practice
• New Enforcement Actions For COPPA's 20th Anniversary
• Hogan Lovells Adds Ex-IBM VP To Boston Office
• PTAB Axes Some Claims Of Video Game IP In PGR
• Senate Votes To Confirm Carr, Starks To FCC Terms
• FTC Asks For Stay Of D-Link Security Trial Amid Shutdown
• Orrick Nabs 2nd Fenwick & West Tech IPO Pro
• Broadcaster Blasted For Pulling TV Coverage Over Fee Talks
• Chancery Clears Contract Cutoff In Startup IP Tech Feud
• LG Sides With Korea In $920M Fight Against Qualcomm
• FCC Says Tribal Carrier Can Receive Broadband Subsidies
• Liquid Holdings Execs Shave Some Investor Claims Over IPO
• Tech Giants Skirt Claims They Aided 2015 Calif. Terror Attack
• 4 Post-Christmas IPO Filings Perk Up January Pipeline
• Google Gets Win In Ill. Face-Scanning Privacy Suit
• GoPro's 'Rosy' Forecasts Were Misleading, Investors Claim
• Deutsche Telekom Sues Germany Over New 5G Auction Rules
• FTC, Qualcomm Tee Up Arguments Before Antitrust Trial
• Ballard Spahr, Venable Steer $135M Md. Logistics Loan
• Credit Card Co. Investors Strike $11M Cash Deal Over IPO
• Advocates Challenge FCC's Eased Media-Ownership Rules
• 2019 Will Bring More Good News For Litigation Finance
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