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Technology - February, 2019

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• Amazon Gives Brands Policing Power In Anti-Counterfeit Fight
• Sprint Says No Need For Full Fed. Circ. To Eye $140M IP Row
• Maxell Strikes Deal With Asus To End Smartphone Patent Suit
• Paul Hastings Adds Ex-White & Case Tech Dealmakers
• Satellite Retransmission Law Easily Renewable, Sen. Says
• Prison Will Be Harsher On UK Ex-Autonomy Exec, Court Told
• Cox Hit With Patent Suit Over DVR Technology
• Bipartisan Trio Floats Bill To Stop Debt Collection Robocalls
• Toyota Warns Against Letting Rival Tech Use Spectrum Band
• United Defends Right To Bar Post-Contract Expedia Bookings
• Apple Sued In EDTX Over Essential Ex-Samsung, LG Patents
• Huawei Pleads Not Guilty To Smartphone Trade Secret Theft
• Real Estate Rumors: Apple Hospitality, Columbia, Landmark
• Mute Buttons May Quiet Fight Over NYC's Uber Video Ad Ban
• Facebook Privacy Practices Triggered 10 Irish Probes: Report
• 10 Mediation Tips For Patent And Trade Secret Cases
• States' Power Dominates 2nd Day Of Federal Privacy Hearings
• Twitter Pilfered BlackBerry Mobile Technology, Suit Claims
• Trivago Escapes Investors' Stock Drop Suit
• Bid To Make Del. Patent Case Transfers Harder Axed By Judge
• Map Coverage Claims Irrelevant To Merger, T-Mobile Says
• LG Owes Core Wireless $3.5M In Phone Patent Suit, Jury Says
• Clyburn Teams Up With Incompas On Hill Messaging Effort
• TikTok To Pay Record $5.7M For Collecting Kids' Data
• Grumpy Judge Berates Attys In 'Grand Theft Auto' Cheat Spat
• Shook Hardy Adds 2 Biometric Privacy Pros In Chicago Office
• Akin Gump Calls For FCC Guidance On Junk Fax Liability
• Intel Plans Seek High Court Clarity On ERISA Filing Deadline
• Samsung, Huawei Reach Deal In Row Over Cell Network Tech
• Hughes Hubbard Steers Wipro's $110M HR Biz Sale To Alight
• Cryptocurrency Owner Accused Of $6M Theft From Investors
• Trump Order Not Enough To Curb Cybersecurity Threats
• Fla. Bar Rebuts Finding That Ticket App Isn't Illegal Practice
• EU Privacy Law Not Good Model For US, House Panel Told
• Telecoms, Power Cos. Dispute Coordination Roles In Disasters
• FTC Launches Task Force On Competition In Tech Industry
• FCC's Broadband Mapping Probe Is Too Vague: Cable Group
• InterDigital Says Antitrust Claim Is A Contract Row 'At Most'
• First Data Shareholder Sues To Stop $22B Sale To Fiserv
• Fed. Circ. Says State Immunity Can't Protect From Alice Ax
• Samsung Patent Suit Halted For PTAB Reviews Ahead Of Trial
• Auto Safety Hangs In Balance Between Cellular, WiFi Tech
• Maxwell Only Sold To Tesla After Threats, Investor Claims
• PE-Backed Esports Co. Super League Scores $25M IPO
• Tech, Life Science IPOs Set To Remain Strong In 2019
• Chinese Online Brokerage Futu Primes $120M IPO
• Project To Erase Rat From 'The Departed' Killed By Copyright
• Apple Defeats Ill., Texas Fraud Claims Over IPhone Screens
• FCC Asks If Parental TV Rating System Actually Works
• SPAC Gears Up For $250M IPO While Another Ditches Plan
• CORRECTED: Panera Forum-Shopping Noncompete Suit, Former IT Pros Say
• Wealth Management Co. YieldStreet Gets $62M In Funding
• Hacker Who Disrupted NYC Comptroller's Site Gets 3 Months
• Power Integrations To Pay $6.7M In Semiconductor IP Row
• Facebook, Trade Group Back Bill To Study Tech Effect On Kids
• Ares Commits £1B To UK-Based Telecom Biz Daisy Group
• Weil Guides IT-Focused PE Shop Strattam In $230M Fundraise
• 'Fortnite' Sued Again, This Time Over 'Running Man' Dance
• Apple Shuts Stores In EDTX, But Will Other Cos. Follow?
• What To Watch As Congress Mulls Federal Privacy Legislation
• Huawei Ban Should Stay Out Of Trade Talks, Experts Say
• Tech Giants, Profs Push Justices To Take Google-Oracle Case
• House Passes Further Crackdown On Pirate Radio
• Erie Denied Coverage For Hacked Bible App, Says Pa. Co.
• Justices Won't Revisit Foreign IP Suit Venue In HTC Case
• Investors Can't Bring Tender Offer Suits, Ex-SEC Heads Say
• Bad Zillow Info Cost Megamansion Builder $60M, Suit Says
• Calif. AG, Senator Float Fixes To State Consumer Privacy Law
• Senators Urge Ban Of Huawei From Solar Converter Market
• DOD Says Halted JEDI Protest Focuses On 1 Amazon Worker
• Deals Rumor Mill: OneConnect, Nestle, Peloton
• High Court Won't Revive $140M IP Verdict Against Fairchild
• Venture-Backed Medical Device Biz Launches $75M IPO
• Real Estate Rumors: GM Cruise, DRA Advisors, Urbanica
• Weil Assists As Genstar Capital Wraps Up $7B PE Fund
• Swatch Hits Samsung With TM Suit Over Smart Watch Faces
• Trump Delays China Tariff Hike, Eyes Trade Summit With Xi
• Don't Scale Back Lifeline Subsidies, Think Tank Urges FCC
• Sens. Want FTC To Probe Facebook Over Kids' App Purchases
• Nasdaq Aims To Keep Up With NYSE With Direct Listing Rules
• Facebook To Face NY Probe After Report On Privacy Practices
• CORRECTED: Panera, Ex-CEO Sue Each Other Over Former IT Team
• Taxation With Representation: Davis Polk, Kirkland, Vinson
• Sports Betting Site Faces TCPA Suit Over Mass Texts
• Trump Muddies Water On Potential Trade Pact With China
• Dentons Leads Parental Control Co.'s $20M Fundraise
• Carriers Shop Broadband Mapping Plans At Commission
• Neurotech Startup Closes $28M Round Led By Alphabet Unit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• GAO Again Rejects IBM Protest Over $48M TSA Deal
• Xerox Fails In Bid To Dodge Fujifilm's $1B Federal Merger Suit
• Gov't Shows Expanded Commitment To AI Development
• Google, Facebook Oppose Australian Algorithm Regulator
• Apple Must Face LTE Patent Suit From Evolved Wireless
• 3 Lessons From A Crypto Mock Trial
• States Follow The IRS In Joining The Big Data Revolution
• HHS Sets Out To Tackle Health Info Access And Exchanges
• Tracing Puerto Rico's Journey Through Bankruptcy
• Apple Urges Full Fed. Circ. To Undo $439M Patent Loss
• FTC Urged To Make Google Spin Off Nest After Privacy Flap
• Maxell, Huawei Reach Terms To End Smartphone Patent Suit
• FCC Must Work Together In Wildfire Fight: Calif. Regulator
• Google To End Forced Worker Arbitration, Class Action Waiver
• Ga. Co. Nabs Antarctic Program Communications Subcontract
• EY Continues March Into Legal Market With Global AI Deal
• Epstein Becker Adds Ex-United Tech VP To Employment Team
• Motor Co. UQM Shorted Investors In $100M Merger, Suit Says
• Proposed Calif. Measure Closes Loophole In Data Breach Law
• Trump's Tweeted Foray Into '6G' Sows Policy Confusion
• Facebook Can't Avoid Targeted Ad Campaign Class Action
• Online Ad Group Said Bidding Practice Conflicted With GDPR
• High-Band Spectrum, 911 Accuracy On Tap For FCC In March
• PTAB Cites Texas Case In Nixing ZTE's Antenna IP Challenge
• Medical Software Co. Exec Sues In Del. To Regain Shares, Job
• High Court Scrutinizing Gov't Use Of AIA Reviews
• French Watchdog Wants More Competition For Streamers
• DHS Wants Industry Advice On Cloud Migration Strategy
• Technology Group Of The Year: WilmerHale
• 3 Firms Steer Qlik's $560M Deal For Data Co. Attunity
• PTAB Says Weekend Grace Period Applies To Time-Bar Cutoff
• Commercial Real Estate Attorneys Must Embrace Tech
• HHS Is Embracing A Broader Vision Of Health Care
• Explainability: Where AI And Liability Meet
• Don't Blame Motorist If Driverless Car Crashes, Insurers Say
• Comcast Must Face Xfinity Streaming TV Patent Fight
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Faces Calif. Jury Over HP 'Spanking'
• OCC Pushes Back On Discovery Bid In Fintech Charter Fight
• ADA Web Accessibility Suits Threaten Credit Unions, Barr Told
• Ill. Ruling Kills Facebook's Privacy Appeal, 9th Circ. Told
• Stakes Rise For Regulating Hard-To-Define Data Brokers
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lyft, GIP, Toshiba Memory
• FCC Lifeline Verifier Needs More Data, Calif. Panel Warns
• Straight Path Controller Says Investor Suit Should Be Axed
• Digital Rights Patent Still Eligible For CBM Review At PTAB
• Apple Can't Delay IPhone Import Ban, Qualcomm Says
• GM Says Autonomous Ride-Hailing Service Will Be Accessible
• Agency Unfairly Restricting Small Business' Bid, GAO Says
• ABB Unit Settles Tax Dispute For About 10 Cents On Dollar
• Israeli VC Firm JVP Nabs $220M In Latest Fund
• Lawmakers Summon Lighthizer For Update On China Talks
• Sheppard Mullin Launches Esports Practice Group
• Technology Practice Group of the Year: Quinn Emanuel
• Bipartisan Coalition Backs Latest Bill To Block Radio Royalties
• Emulex Will Likely Dictate Venue For Merger Shareholder Suits
• A Chat With McDermott COO John Yoshimura
• Justices Take Hard Look At AIA Challenges By Gov't Agencies
• NIST Cybersecurity Framework Still Going Strong 5 Years On
• Ericsson's Licensing Offer To HTC Is FRAND, Texas Jury Finds
• Yelp Rejects Paralegal's Claim It Dominates Google Searches
• High Court Roundup: Cert. Denials; EFF To File Amicus Brief
• Ethics Questions Prompt Halt Of JEDI Deal Protest
• Xitronix Patent Antitrust Row Not Welcome At 5th Circ. Either
• Broadcasters Warn Against Sharing On 6 GHz Band
• Facebook Manager Used Racial Slurs, Worker Tells 4th Circ.
• Wells Fargo Should Pay More After Tech Glitch, Couple Say
• Ex-CEO Accused Of Bilking Western NY Health Referral Co.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Denel, Just, WeDoctor
• FCC's Draft Broadband Report OKs Industry Progress
• NZ Crafting Digital Tax Measures To Raise Up To $55M
• Don't Expand Broadcast Viewer Discount, Group Tells FCC
• Synopsys Says Software Security Co. Abused Its License
• Cyber Co. Palo Alto Buys Security Automation Biz For $560M
• Legal Services Provider Axiom Confidentially Files IPO
• US Trade Group Warns Against Europewide 5G Standards
• Chamber, Uber Fight To Invalidate Seattle Driver Union Law
• Data Platform Redis Labs Lands $60M Funding Round
• Technology Group Of The Year: Orrick
• The Problem With 'Optimal' Diversity
• The $1B Question: Can Puerto Rico Afford Its Bankruptcy Bills?
• Puerto Rico's Law Firms Find Their Footing After Disaster
• States May Take The Lead On Regulating AI
• TracFone Sues Texas Cos. In Latest Anti-Trafficking Effort
• Film Studios Say Omniverse Sold Pirated Movies, Shows
• Sens. Urge FCC To Create Public Portal For Broadband Gaps
• Pokemon Co. Promises No 'Go' In Deal To End Trespass Row
• Facebook Data Leak Negotiations Put FTC In Hot Seat
• Oracle's Anti-Arbitration Line Is 'Man Bites Dog,' Judge Says
• O'Rielly Praises Muni Broadband Terms Of Service Revamp
• FCC Urged To Tread Lightly On 6-GHz Unlicensed Use
• GoPro Will Pay $6.75M To End Stock Drop Suit
• Gone Phishing: How Law Firms Can Thwart Cyber Hustlers
• Ballard Spahr Adds 2 'Silicon Slopes' Attys In Salt Lake City
• Technology Group Of The Year: Latham & Watkins
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Charged With $2M Indian Bribe Scheme
• Allen & Overy, Gleiss Steer €4.9B PE Takeover Of Scout24
• Austin's Blockchain For The Homeless Faces Challenges
• 5 Considerations For Both Sides In Stadium Naming Deals
• March Deadline Stays Put As US-China Trade Talks Trudge On
• Dockless Scooter Co. Blamed For Fla. Woman's Brain Injury
• Execs Slam Iancu's 'Downplaying' Of Patent Troll Concerns
• Oracle Seeks Win In Protest Over $10B JEDI Cloud Deal
• Twilio Can't Shake Nev. Theater Customers' TCPA Claims
• Retailers Asked To Adopt Standards For Connected Devices
• Dems Float Bill For Upfront Fees In Internet, Cable Bills
• BASF Says Rival Trying To 'Strongarm Customers'
• After PTAB Wins, BMW Seeks End To Car Tech Patent Suit
• FCC Dems Bemoan Tabling Talk On Diversity In Broadcasting
• Kudlow Says China Talks' 'Vibe Is Good' As Deadline Nears
• 9th Circ. Sends CRT Settlement Back To Correct Error
• 2 VC-Backed Health Care Cos. Price IPOs Totaling $145M
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Ax Of Sony TV Patent Claims
• Fed. Circ. Revives Hospital Equipment-Tracking Patent Suit
• FCC Mulls New Rules, Unit To Fight Spoofed Calls
• Expedia Seeks To Block United's Plan To Upend Tix Pact
• IV Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Clear Up Alice In Network Patent Suit
• Baker Botts' New Managing Partner To Focus On Tech, Energy
• Austria The Latest To Place Amazon Under Antitrust Scrutiny
• 2 Firms In $4M Lyft TCPA Deal Seek Nearly $1M Attys' Fees
• EU Finishes Final Version Of Controversial Copyright Rules
• Perkins Coie Lands Real Estate Pro In San Francisco Office
• PTAB Says It Can Decide Challenges Not Likely To Succeed
• Real Estate Rumors: SobelCo, WeWork, Dalfen
• Patent Challenges By Gov't To Face High Court Scrutiny
• Dance In 'Fortnite' Suit Refused By Copyright Office
• Injured Cop Blames Social Networks For Dallas Police Attacks
• Labor Dept. Slams Oracle For Intimation Of 'Secret' Deal
• GAO OKs Cost Award Against DOI After Poor Conflict Review
• Federal Privacy Law Needed To Protect Consumers, GAO Says
• Brain Fingerprinting Tech Row Sent To Arbitration
• Scandal, Not Market Woes, Led To Facebook Stock Drop: Suit
• Fed. Circ. OKs Ex-BigLaw Attys' Licensing Co. Patent Loss
• Deals Rumor Mill: Flexport, Onex Corp., Nexstar Media
• Covington Snags Ex-Wilson Sonsini Tech M&A Pro In Calif.
• PTAB Says Litigation Activity Not A 'Shield' To IPRs
• T-Mobile Dinged Over Service Record At Merger Hearing
• Autonomous Truck Co. TuSimple Snags $95M From Investors
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Shouldn't Have Eyed 4 Trading Patents
• Commerce, States Team Up To Refresh Broadband Data Map
• 9th Circ. Won't Nix 'Reserve' TM Rulings, Despite Deal
• Facebook Users' Bid To Kill Appeal 'Fanciful,' 9th Circ. Told
• Intel Asks Fed. Circ. To Rehear $140M Time Warner IP Row
• Ex-Senior Apple Attorney Charged With Insider Trading
• White House Unveils Plan To Boost Rural Broadband
• Recent Trends In FTC Consumer Protection Enforcement
• Nvidia Faces Shareholder Suit Over Crypto Statements
• Cravath, Wachtell Advise On J&J's $3.4B Auris Health Deal
• Facebook Says It's Not Right Time, Place For DC Privacy Suit
• Attys' Fees Fight Delays Forum Appeal At Del. High Court
• Waypoint's $445M Ch. 11 Sale Of Choppers To Macquarie OK'd
• DC Circ. Lifeline Ruling Rebukes FCC's Infrastructure Focus
• AT&T Defends Public Injunction Waiver At 9th Circ.
• Bid To Unseal Facebook Encryption Case Docs Quashed
• Satellite Cos. Urge FCC To Expand Mobile Broadband Tech
• Top Dems Urge Regulators To Kill Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• Judge Nixes U-blox Injunction Bid In InterDigital FRAND Case
• DOD Issues Strategy To Improve Defense AI
• Samsung Gets Fed. Circ. Win Over Abstract Health Data IP
• Deals Rumor Mill: DoorDash, Rivian, BASF
• Ex-FTC Head Says German Facebook Order Sows Confusion
• HP Can't Give UK Docs To FBI In Fraud Case, Judge Rules
• Gov't Use Of Foreign VPNs Poses Security Risk, Sens. Say
• What Construction Attys Must Know About Drones
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review 'Dangerous' Alice Reversal
• Kirkland, Cooley Steer Thoma Bravo's $3.7B Ellie Mae Buy
• 'Fortnite' Hits Back In IP Suit: 'No One Can Own A Dance Step'
• Fresh Takes On Seeking Costs And Fees Under Rule 45
• Facebook, Uber Among Cos. Sowing Diversity In Legal Ranks
• Yahoo Breach Deal's Failure Shows Vagueness Doesn't Pay
• Cisco, Aptiv Seek $192M, $199M Slices Of Antitrust Settlement
• Wireless Tech Co.'s Stock Not Worth Much, Chancery Told
• Trump's New AI Strategy Calls For National Standards
• Gilstrap Won't Rethink HTC's Arbitration Bid In Patent Row
• FCC Must Be Flexible With New 911 Rules, T-Mobile Says
• Antitrust Can Handle 'Zero-Pricing,' DOJ's Delrahim Says
• Lawmakers Urge ITC Not To Ban IPhone Imports In IP Battle
• FTC Dem Wants Answers, Accountability From Tech Giants
• Del. Justices Shut Ex-Director Out Of $52M Good Tech Deal
• Ad Co. Spying Suit Heads To State Court As Parties Near Deal
• Texas Bill Would Block Wireless Throttling In Disaster Zones
• Korean High Court Axes $243M Qualcomm Fine
• Uber Cancellation Fee Suit Shouldn't Be Arbitrated, Users Say
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Claim Construction Rules In Intel IP Row
• Gov't Defends USCIS' H-1B Power In Challenge By IT Group
• Self-Driving Delivery Service Co. Nabs $940M From SoftBank
• Judging A Book: Smith Camp Reviews 'Echo Of Its Time'
• ADEA Protections For Outside Applicants Still Up In The Air
• One Woman's Attempt To Rebuild After Hurricane Maria
• 'Now Is The Real Crisis': Puerto Ricans Struggle For Disaster Aid
• Looking To Start Over, Storm-Tossed Lawyers Land In Fla.
• T-Mobile Owes IV $34M, Ericsson Owes $9M: Patent Trial Jury
• Panasonic Faces New Capacitors Suit, Safeguards Threat
• Atty Fights Firm's Bid To Exit 'Gears Of War' Client Settlement
• Facebook Ruling Gives Antitrust Weight To Data Privacy
• Fed. Circ. Says Voit's Website Patent Folds Under Alice
• New FCC Commissioner To Prioritize Digital Access
• WTO Slashes Korea's $711M Retaliatory Duties Bid Against US
• Baker Botts Nabs Ex-Venable Patent Prosecution Pro
• UK Takes Harder Look At Communications Software Tie-Up
• Mass. Patent Troll Bill May Be Just A Superfluous Solution
• Leidos Wins $2.9B NASA IT Support Contract
• Atty Suspended In NJ Over $24M Fees Bid In Toshiba Suit
• 11 Firms To Lead 6 IPOs Aiming To Price Before Feb. Pause
• Sprint Accuses AT&T Of Misbranding Older Network As 5G
• Visa Tops Mastercard With £247M Earthport Offer
• Ford Drivers Seek Initial OK For $17M Touch Screens Deal
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of New Bid To Sink Trading Patent
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Stroock, Vinson
• Ga. Officials Can't Dodge Electronic Voting Row: 11th Circ.
• Jury Rejects 3 Claims That Alarm.com Competitor Infringed IP
• Senate Judiciary Carves Out New IP Subcommittee
• Drinker Biddle Adds Product Liability, Mass Tort Partner
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Facebook, Naftali
• Driverless Car Bill Stalls In Congress, So States Gear Up
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• The Role Of Data Analytics In Mass Torts
• GDPR's Targeted Marketing Rules Reach Beyond Google
• Legal Technology Is Likely To Flourish In The UK
• SEPs Need Injunctions Too
• The Price Of An Improperly Disclosed Social Media Ad
• Google Investor Wants Records On Breaches, Misconduct
• Chancery Asked To Settle Fraud Protection Co. Board Fight
• Reps. Mull Net Neutrality Impacts On 'Smart' Border Wall
• Hilton, Marriott, Others Urge Court To Toss Conspiracy Claims
• Mobile Ad Co. Seeks Early Win In Squeeze-Out Merger Suit
• Judge's Retirement Voids Apple, Qualcomm Ruling, ITC Told
• Del. Justices Silence Alarm.com Appeal In IP Secrets Row
• GOP Hints At Net Neutrality Compromises They'd Consider
• Womble Bond Dickinson Opens Office In Houston
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dell, SoftBank, Carlyle
• Chinese Flash Drive Maker Gets $7.7M PNY Award Confirmed
• 2nd Circ. Backs Convictions Over Russia Electronics Exports
• Health Care IT Biz Closes OrbiMed-Led Fundraise With $100M
• Battery Co. Says Counterclaims In $100M IP Suit Lack Juice
• 'The Mooch' Talks Mayhem, Con Law, Lessons From Harvard
• Toss Of Hewlett-Oracle IP Suit Explained In Written Ruling
• Tech Firm Must Pay $25K In Back Wages To H-1B Engineer
• German Antitrust Watchdog Curbs Facebook's Data Collection
• Telecom Says Antitrust Suit Belongs In Texas With Patent War
• Why Chancery Rejected Corwin Cleansing In Tangoe
• Credit Card Co. Investors Score $2.4M In IPO Suit Atty Fees
• DLA Piper Says GDPR Has Sparked 59K Data Breach Reports
• Investor Cheated By Reverse Stock Split, Chancery Suit Says
• Texas Chief Justice Wants Higher Bar For Judicial Hopefuls
• FCC's Pai Calls For Wireless Standards-Setting By November
• Ex-Good Tech Director Argues For Share Of $52M Settlement
• DOL Cut 'Secret' Deals With Private Attys, Oracle Claims
• PTAB Allows ZTE To Retroactively Add Interested Party
• Time Is Right For Fintech Charter Ruling, State Bank Org Says
• China-Backed Hackers Targeted US Law Firm: Security Co.
• Health Records Co. To Pay $57.2M Over FCA Allegations
• Trump Criticized For Bypassing Telecom Policy In Address
• Fed. Circ. Clears Samsung, Other Tech Giants On Chip Patent
• AI Co. To Assist Tech Co. With R&D Under $28B DOD Deal
• SoftBank Sheds Stake In Struggling Nvidia For $3.3B
• US Team Headed To China Next Week For More Trade Talks
• WilmerHale-Led Stealth Biotherapeutics Aims For $81M IPO
• Huawei, ZTE Parts Weaken Rural Networks, Sens. Told
• Supreme Court Could Toss A Brick Through Antitrust Classes
• Why Proper Document Redaction May Be An Ethical Duty
• CPSC Is Shifting Toward Voluntary Standards
• Aerohive Dodges Investors' Revenue Growth Suit
• TCV Pays $200M For Minority Stake In Relex Solutions
• ADT Appoints Scientific Games CLO As New Top Lawyer
• Skadden Leads Spotify In Deals To Expand Its Audio Offerings
• OECD Continues Quest For Digital Tax Solution
• Sens. Float Bill To Tighten Scrutiny Of China's ZTE
• EU Recalls Kids' Smartwatch Over Privacy, Hacking Fears
• Corning Can't Beat Class Action Over Biased Worker Reviews
• SAS Doesn't Doom Patent Challenge By Ubisoft, Judge Finds
• House Dems Slam FCC Chief For Ignoring Their Questions
• IT Firm Dodges Ex-Employee's Sex And Race Bias Claims
• Lawsuits Inevitable With C-Band Sale, Google And Charter Say
• Feds Arrest Alleged H-1B Visa Schemer, IT Recruiter
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Google Patent Venue Ruling
• Execs Wrongly Benefit From Health Co. Sale, Investors Say
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Refugee's Journey Of Firsts
• Experts Predict Strong 2019 For IPOs Amid Gov't Uncertainty
• Film Co. Says 'Super Bowl Shuffle' Clips Were Fair Use
• EU's Antitrust Chief Warns Not To Let Data Be Monopolized
• Wilson Sonsini Unveils Tech Unit With Eye On Privacy Regs
• 1st Circ. Ponders 'Possible' Meaning In Fidelity Market Case
• National Digital Taxes Could Face State Aid Challenge In EU
• USTR Raps China's Trade Regime In Stinging WTO Rebuke
• When To Call The Feds For Trade Secret Theft Investigations
• New H-1B Plan Creates Bigger Problem Than It Aims To Solve
• Legal Tech Download: Big Money In Legal Technology
• AI Uses And Regulatory Hurdles: What You Need To Know
• AT&T Vendor Can't Arbitrate Suit Sans Contract, Court Told
• Maxell, ZTE Reach Settlement After $43M Patent Verdict
• RadioShack Parent Says Int'l Franchisees Dodging Arb.
• Expensify Says Rival Is Leeching Off Super Bowl Ad Success
• Ireland Throws Privacy Flag On Facebook's Integration Plans
• Tech Standards Agency Targets Internet-Connected Sensors
• Alarm.com Seeks $20M In Damages In Home Security IP Trial
• No Conspiracy, Just Competition, Bitcoin Cos. Say
• 2nd Circ. Lets IBM ERISA Suit Go On Despite Cert Petition
• FCC Creates Fraud Team To Fight Misuse Of Subsidy Funds
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starboard, Smart & Final, Palo Alto
• Chili's Parent Co. Must Face Data Breach Suit, Court Told
• DOD Releases New Cloud Strategy
• VC-Backed Slack Confidentially Files Public Listing Plans
• 3 Cos. Launch IPOs Totaling $250M Amid Early Feb. Rush
• On Privacy, Europe And California Are Not Good Models
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 2
• Stroock, Simpson Thacher Lead $11B Ultimate Software Buy
• EU Retail Group Says Slovak Turnover Tax Discriminatory
• Trade Dress Cases Focusing On Functionality
• 7th Circ. Decision Overlooks Purpose Of Age Bias Law
• As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster
• Facebook, Users Both Face Skeptical Judge In Privacy MDL
• Apple's Facebook, Google App Bans Shake Up Privacy Fight
• What Construction Attys Must Know About Virtual Reality
• DC Circ. Judges Hammer At FCC's Thinking On Net Neutrality
• Industry Groups Urge USPTO To Defy Delrahim On SEPs
• Delaware Expands Digital Frontier On Books, Records Suits
• IoT A Privacy Risk For People With Disabilities, Report Says
• Users Say Ill. Ruling Should Halt Facebook Face ID Appeal
• Samsung Galaxy Buyer Seeks Cert. In Suit Over Device Speed
• PTAB: Suit Must Be From Patent Owner To Trigger Time-Bar
• Uber Gears Up For An Exit In Unfair Competition Case
• InventHelp Fraud Class Action Has Legs, Court Told
• Dem Sens. To Mnuchin: Be Aggressive In China Trade Talks
• Brazil Hits Hitachi-LG, Quanta With $5.3M Price-Fixing Fines
• Tyler Technologies Drops $185M For MicroPact
• Colorado Could Carve Smoother Path For Digital Tokens
• Fed. Circ. Undoes Sprint's $32M Patent Loss Due To Alice Ax
• Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2018: Part 2
• PTAB Axes VoIP Patent Claims In Samsung Challenge
• FCC Told GM's Ride-Hailing App Lacks Accessibility
• Ex-Stradling Yocca Partner Joins Loeb & Loeb's Tax Practice
• Sling TV Faces Patent Suit Over 'Holiday Favorites' Feature
• Digital Printer Maker Escapes Stock-Drop Suit In NJ
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Best Buy 'Geek Squad' Escapes Warranty Fraud Suit
• Brand Battles: Hulu, 'Standard Oil,' Amazon
• NYC Taking Short-Term Rental Rule's Freeze To 2nd Circ.
• The 'Naked Tax' In FTC V. Qualcomm Is Patently Absurd
• Applying UCC Notice Exemptions To Cryptocurrency Sales
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 1
• The Latest On Defending ERISA Fiduciary Breach Claims