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Technology - October, 2019

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• Investors Sue Arotech To Block $81M Greenbriar Deal
• 'Bitcoin Jesus' Says Market Hijacking Suit Short On Evidence
• FCC Commissioner Says US Has 'Rested On Our 4G Laurels'
• Facebook Hit With Age, Gender Bias Suit Over Financial Ads
• Sens. Float Bill To Expand Localities' Use Of .Gov Domains
• US Gov't Wades Into HTC-Ericsson License Dispute
• Senate Dems Float Bill To Protect Public Safety Spectrum
• Don't Nix BASF Antitrust Counterclaims, Judge Recommends
• 3 US Priorities For The World's Biggest Telecom Summit
• Auto Data Co. Fights Reynolds' Bid To Slice Up Antitrust Case
• Medical E-Records Provider's $29M IP Claims Handed To Jury
• Lyft Beats Infringement Suit Over Indefinite Ride-Hailing IP
• NJ Judge Won't Revive $45M Patent Verdict Against LG
• SEC's Fraud Enforcement Shows Quality, If Not Quantity
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: F-35s, JEDI And Tanker Deals
• Robbins Geller To Lead Shareholder Suit Against ATM Maker
• Toshiba Says Construction Co. Faked Bids In 'Massive Fraud'
• 5 Trends Influencing RFPs For Law Firms
• ACLU Sues Feds Seeking Info On Facial Recognition Tech
• SEPs In The Wake Of Qualcomm: 4 Defense Issues
• Uber, LinkedIn Extortion Scheme Ends In 2 Guilty Pleas
• Printer Co. Not Liable For Restaurant Tablet Issues, Jury Says
• Mass. Judge Refuses To Halt Tweaked Statewide Vape Ban
• Chancery's Quantlab Ruling Guts Law, Del. Justices Hear
• Employment Pro Rejoins Seyfarth After In-House Stint
• Wiretap Deal With UK Violates 4th Amendment, Congress Told
• Sens. Urge Changes At USPTO To Improve Patent Quality
• Capacitor Makers Seek To Decertify Antitrust Class
• Uniloc Fights To Seal 'Closely Guarded' Secrets At Fed. Circ.
• Wireless Industry Pushing FCC Rules Too Far, Utilities Say
• Verizon's Visa, Mastercard Swipe Fee Suit Meets Quick End
• Liquid Holdings Reaches $4M Settlement Over IPO Claims
• Australian Watchdog Sues Google Over Location Tracking
• CoinList Secures $10M Investment To Start Crypto Exchange
• Subcontractor Blasted For Defective Work On Army Aircraft
• 2 Del. Decisions Call Out Conflicted Controlling Stockholders
• Chancery Misjudged Uber-Otto Conflicts, Del. Justices Told
• Downstream Customers Will Face Increased Patent Suit Risk
• USPTO Wants Input On How AI Impacts Copyrights, TMs
• Fed. Circ. Pushed To Rethink Axing Electric Car IP Under Alice
• AIG Unit 'Contorted' Policy Language, Parking Tech Co. Says
• 5G Network Flexibility Will Feed Competition, Experts Say
• Ill. High Court Ruling Shows 3 Trends In Tech Crime Litigation
• HP Wants $176M Price-Fixing Trial Win Boosted To $438M
• NPE Cases May Be Contrary To ITC's Mission
• Facebook Agrees To Pay UK Fine Over Data Harvest Scandal
• Esports Infrastructure Biz Vindex Launches With $60M In Tow
• Juul Sold 1M Tainted Nicotine Pods, Former Exec Says
• Los Angeles School District Sues Juul Over Youth Vaping
• Google, YouTube Channels Sued Over Kids' Data Collection
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Asia IP Litigators From K&L Gates
• Talk To Us 'Early And Often,' Regulators Tell Fintechs
• Uber, Lyft Exit E-Scooter Disability Bias Suit For Now
• Mitsui Can't Trim Claims It Stole Irrigation System Technology
• Deny Trio's Bid To Escape Riot Blockchain Suit, Court Told
• Legal Tech Download: Virtual Learning And Tech Certification
• Intel's View Of ERISA Time Limit Weakens Law, Gov't Says
• Tinder Founders' $2B Suit Against Match Headed To Trial
• Zumobi Gets Interim Access To $500K DIP Loan In Ch. 11
• USAA Patent Suit Against Wells Fargo Headed For Trial
• Facebook Sues Company Over Alleged WhatsApp Hacking
• What's A Trade Secret? Alsup Raises Key Levandowski Issue
• House Solidifying Behind Public C-Band Auction Route
• 4 Firms Guide $8.4B Merger Of Data Center Operators
• Dropbox Defeats LA Software Co.'s 'SmartSync' TM Suit
• Rural Groups Oppose Bid Packages In 3.5 GHz Auction
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Being There For Families In Trouble
• Facebook Sues To Shut Down Phishing, Hacking Sites
• Outgoing FTC Antitrust Head Talks Qualcomm, Tech Scrutiny
• Auto Supplier Can't Show Harm In Licensing Suit, Nokia Says
• EU Needs Comprehensive Digital Approach, Vestager Says
• Chancery Won't Open More Books To Facebook Investors
• Ticket Startup Books $60M Funding Round Led By Airbnb
• Mobile Game Maker Scopely Lands $200M In Series D Funding
• Microsoft Honors Greenberg Traurig, Latham For Diversity
• App Developer's Device Access Bid Too Broad, Court Told
• Blown-Up Image Doesn't Invalidate Patent, Qualcomm Says
• GlobalFoundries, TSMC Settle Sprawling Chip IP Row
• Apple Shakes ITunes Users' Suit Over Data Disclosures
• DOD Likely To Wait For Amazon's Protest Before Starting JEDI
• Banks Will 'Almost Certainly' Join Libra, Facebook Exec Says
• FCC Rules In Favor Of Telecoms On VoIP 911 Fees
• Pai Advances Plan To Scrub Huawei, ZTE From US Networks
• French Antitrust Watchdog Lifts Altice Merger Restrictions
• Fed. Circ. Eligibility Rulings Hurt Patent System, Justices Told
• AARP Backs Ex-Intel Worker In ERISA Fight At Supreme Court
• FCC May Drop WWII-Era Broadcast Antenna Sharing Rules
• 'Bizarre' Stock Sale Hurt Bid For Just Eat, Investor Says
• BlackBerry Says Competitor Poached High-Level Officer
• Overlooked Due Diligence Considerations In Tech M&A
• Tech Firm Zumobi Opens Ch. 11 With $13M Debt, Buyer
• Tracking Early State Legislative Efforts To Curb Deepfakes
• Bipartisan Senate Bill Targets Device Searches At Border
• Davis Wright Nabs Amazon's In-House Atty For Tech Practice
• Microsoft Scores DOD's $10B Cloud Contract Over Amazon
• Contractor Bias Deals Net $40M In 2019, Breaking DOL Record
• Facebook Users Slam Bid To Halt Privacy Row For High Court
• What You Need To Know About 5G Progress
• Carlton Fields Moves Blockchain Co-Leader To LA Office
• Cyberattackers Targeting Human Rights Orgs, Report Says
• IBM Committee Urges High Court To Kill ERISA Stock Suit
• Glancy Prongay & Murray Will Lead Omnicell Stock Drop Suit
• FCC Releases Parts Of Mass., Hawaii From Cable Price Rules
• Pharmacy Claims Online Rx Co. Strangled Market
• FRAND At UK's Top Court: What You Need To Know
• Micron Gets More Data Processing IP Claims Axed At PTAB
• Bipartisan Sens. Unite Against FCC's Proposed Subsidy Cap
• US, Israel Bring Fintech Cooperation Into Focus
• Nothing New In Lab's Amended Boycott Suit, Symantec Says
• Fed. Circ. Rehearing Requests Patent Attys Should Watch
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Gibson, Blake, Baker
• Congress Must Step Up To Regulate Social Media Giants
• Pitney Bowes Beats Post-Cyan Investor Suit In Connecticut
• 4 Ways To Address Rising OFAC Cryptocurrency Oversight
• SEC Says Kik Is Using Discovery For 'Irrelevant Sideshow'
• Amazon Liability Ruling Would Wreck E-Biz, 3rd Circ. Told
• Trading Models Underestimate Securities Class Damages
• Chinese Education Co. Raises $220M In IPO, PE Investment
• States On Deck To Protect College Athlete Biometric Privacy
• Facebook Taking Biometric Privacy Fight To Supreme Court
• Gov't Pushes For Ruling In Edward Snowden NDA Suit
• Apple Wins Trim Of False Ad Suit Over App Sharing, For Now
• Verizon Defends Fed. Circ.'s Alice Nix Of Advertising Patents
• 1st Amendment Can't Help Ex-Backpage Execs Avoid Charges
• Sens. Want TikTok Investigated For National Security Threats
• Calif. Co. Accuses Google Of Infringing Smart Tech Patents
• DOJ Strikes $6.4M Deal With Engineering Co. Over Billing Spat
• Amazon Wins Limits On Ex-Sales Exec's New Google VP Gig
• New FCC Broadband Survey Still Relies On Telecoms' Data
• Canadian Co. Can't Nix 'Rogue' Arbitrator's $1.8M Award
• Bipartisan House Bill Would Require Public C-Band Auction
• Ex-Senior Apple Atty Indicted On Insider Trading Charges
• Iancu Stresses Need To 'Get Ahead' Of Fast-Moving AI
• DOJ Fights States' Bid To Pause Sprint, T-Mobile Deal Review
• Delivery Drivers Hit Instacart With Ill. FLSA Class Action
• Location Data Suits Against Major Carriers Sent To Arbitration
• LinkedIn Data Scraping Case Shows 9th Circ. Shift On CFAA
• Examine Diversity Jurisdiction By Drilling Into Citizenship
• Google Loses Bid To Nix Philips Patent At Fed. Circ.
• Fintech Platform Total Expert Lands $52M Series C
• Most Of CenturyLink ERISA Suit Should Be Nixed, Judge Says
• FCPA Lessons On 3rd-Party Risks And Cooperation Credit
• 5 Firms Score $13.4M For SanDisk Settlement
• Holland & Hart Leads Weave's $70M Funding
• New Technology Could Shape How Patents Are Valued
• DOD Seeks Private Partners For 5G Pentagon Research
• Netflix Tells PTAB To Reject 'Rigid' Obviousness Rule
• FCC Eyes Rulemaking To Ease Large Cell Towers' Move To 5G
• Security Fears Dog DOJ As Foreign Tech Cos. Collect US Data
• 4 Takeaways From The USPTO's Patent Eligibility Update
• Trader Loses 10th Circ. Fight Over $1.5M IP Verdict Trim
• Privacy Shield Pact Survives EU Review, But Work Remains
• Zuckerberg Pledges To Only Move On Libra With Regulator OK
• Gov't Taking Increasing Interest In Crypto, SEC Chairman Says
• License To Unwired Planet Patents Could Cost Apple Over $8B
• Facts Needed Before Alice Axes, Cellspin Tells High Court
• Google Founders Sued Over YouTube Child Privacy Breaches
• Tesla's Unique Door Handles Faulted In Doc's Fiery Death
• Foley Hoag, Locke Lord Guide $470M Software Co. Tie-Up
• Custodian Says Crypto IRA Co.'s Suit Should Remain Paused
• Despite Hype, AI Still Hasn't Caught On With Most Attorneys
• FCC Blames States For Reported Lifeline Verification Issues
• Del. Justices Challenge 'Wild' Claims In $283M Merger Appeal
• Calif. Marijuana Delivery App Escapes TCPA Spam Text Suit
• King & Spalding Nabs 4 MoFo Attys In M&A Push
• Sens. Tell DOJ To Fix 'Growing Divide' With USPTO Over SEPs
• Accused Crypto Schemer Calls Allegations A 'House Of Cards'
• Where Law Firm Partners Go When Changing Jobs
• FCC Wants To Help Tribal Gov'ts And Carriers Link Up
• Fairchild Strikes $175M Power Integrations Deal After 15 Years
• Only Gov't Can Enforce Federal Restitution, Fla. Court Says
• Shearman Antitrust Atty Named New DOJ Tech Adviser
• Next Steps For Cos. In Light Of New Calif. Privacy Laws
• ​​​​​​​ITC Ends Qualcomm, MediaTek Semiconductor Imports Probe
• US-China IP Dealings Get Wild As Trade War Escalates
• Hunton Nabs Ex-Va. Gov. McAuliffe For Privacy Think Tank
• FTC Settles 1st Privacy Action Against Device 'Stalking' Apps
• Hill Sees Growing Consensus On Robocalls, Broadband Bills
• Intel Says Investment Firm Is Backing Abusive Patent Scheme
• FCC Commissioner Calls Standards Summit 'Overrated'
• Bill Pegs Libra As Security Ahead Of Zuckerberg Testimony
• Esper Steps Back From JEDI Due To Son's IBM Job
• Russian Cyberunit Accused Of 'Masquerading' As Iranians
• Del. Justices Affirm $20M Damages Over Tech Firm Takeover
• Dutch Watchdog To Probe Big Tech's Payment Market Plans
• Gun Website Tells Justices To Nix Mass Shooting Suit Appeal
• GAO Says Savings Let Army Bundle $991M Support Deal
• Current C-Band Users Deserve Dibs On Proceeds, FCC Told
• Fenwick Helps Databricks Nab $400M In Funding Round
• Facebook Sets Aside $1B For Calif. Affordable Housing
• Ex-Bookkeeper Gets 8½ Years For $1.6M Theft Via PayPal
• SoftBank Takes 80% WeWork Stake As Ex-CEO Cedes Power
• Supporting Autonomous Vehicles With Better Regulations
• 3 Ways To Leverage Vulnerability For Lawyer Well-Being
• Fed. Circ. Standard On Patent Damages Needs Clarity
• HP Wins $176M Verdict In Disk Drive Price-Fixing Trial
• 'Troll' Can't Keep Enforcing Abstract Patent, Nonprofit Says
• SK Hynix Memory Products Infringe Netlist IP, ITC Judge Finds
• Antitrust Takeaways For Tech From New Australian Report
• 3 Firms Steer Platinum's $2.7B Deal For Cision
• Calif. Data Broker Law May Be Part Of Growing Trend
• Mixed Bag At PTAB For Light Bulb Co. Challenging LED Patent
• Just Eat Spurns Competing $6.3B Takeover Bid
• Don't Adopt Intel's Take On ERISA Deadline, High Court Told
• Facebook Antitrust Probe Gains Support From Dozens Of AGs
• TPG Affiliate Rakes In $2.2B For Growth Investment Vehicle
• E-Records IP Claims A Ploy To Stifle Competition, Jury Told
• Rival Accuses Ashley Madison Of Being A Patent Cheat
• Chrimar Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Override Preclusion Rule
• 2 Claims Dismissed In Cellphone Patent Suit Against Huawei
• Greenberg Traurig Hires Ex-Morgan Lewis White Collar Partner
• Colo. Drops Out Of Challenge To Sprint, T-Mobile Merger
• Verizon Says Visa, Mastercard Still Charging High Swipe Fees
• Justices Skip Charter VoIP Case, But Eye FCC Nonregulation
• 9th Circ. Judge 'Concerned' Over Hagens Berman's $42M Fees
• Aviation Watch: Air Travel In The Age Of Climate Change
• Disney Tech Firm Can Duck Out Of $80M Equity Suit, For Now
• TransPerfect Spikes Nevada Suit, Avoids Chancery Sanctions
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves FCC With Much Work To Do
• Epson Disables Printers With Non-Epson Cartridges, Suit Says
• Wells Fargo Must Face Mortgage Suit Over Software Glitch
• Akin Gump Nabs Finnegan IP Duo In DC
• PTAB Says Microsoft's 5 Siri Tech Patent Challenges Justified
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review Facebook Face-Scan Ruling
• Why Businesses Shouldn't Sleep On Nev.'s Privacy Law
• Match Looks To Swipe Left On FTC Misleading Dating Ads Suit
• Justices' Cert Denial Won't Quell Circuit 'Pingpong' Matches
• DC Court Won't Block No-Bid Sports Betting Contract
• Tech Consultant Sues AT&T Over 'Egregious' $1.8M Hack
• 11 Firms To Guide 8 IPOs Seeking $826M
• The Surprises In Proposed Calif. Consumer Privacy Regs
• Crypto Co. Parent Seeks Own Exit From Market 'Hijacking' Suit
• Apple Pays $6.6M To End Suit Over IPhone 4S Update Glitch
• Speedy FCC Process May Keep Tribes Out Of 2.5 GHz Band
• Qualcomm Courts Must Fully Weigh DOJ Nat'l Security Claim
• Huawei Says Gov't Has Limited Powers To Punish Cos.
• New Data Shows BigLaw's True Profitability
• PTAB Told To Weigh Invalid Claim Language In Ethicon Patent
• Big Tech's Data Hoards Hurt Competition, FTC Official Says
• Rising Star: Wachtell's Raaj Narayan
• Health Hires: White & Case, Epstein Becker
• Apple, Cisco Ask Justices To Toss Dispute Over 1-Line Orders
• Dish Takes $61M Telemarketing Verdict To High Court
• Facebook Asks High Court To Weigh TCPA's Constitutionality
• 'Incompetence' Fueled CPSC Data Breaches: Senate Report
• Tech Support Fraudster Gets 1½ Years For Pop-Up Ad Scheme
• New USPTO Patent Eligibility Guidance Aims For More Clarity
• Foreign Co. Looks To Untangle EDTX Jurisdiction Confusion
• 11th Circ. Lets AT&T Off The Hook Over Soured Deal
• Chinese Tycoon's Creditor Wants His 'Sham' Ch. 11 Tossed
• TransPerfect Hit With $30K Per Day Sanction Over Nevada Suit
• Diversity Pledges Don't Redeem T-Mobile Deal: FCC's Starks
• Facebook Co-Founder Launches Anti-Monopoly Fund
• VC Firm Idinvest Closes €350M Digital-Focused Fund
• Fed. Circ. Backs Garage Door Maker's Win In Patent Case
• New Senate Bill Would Jail Execs Who Lie About Privacy
• Fewer Telemarketers Buying Access To FTC's Do Not Call List
• Facebook Must Face Trimmed Advertiser Suit Over Ad Reach
• Fintech Could Emerge From A Hard Brexit Largely Unscathed
• GOP Sen. Vows To Confront Trump About C-Band Private Sale
• Fed. Circ. Revives Fight Over Sirius IP License Validity
• Why Technical Skills Can Help Land Your Legal Dream Job
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Global Infrastructure Partners, Apollo
• Pendo Hits $1B 'Unicorn' Status With $100M Funding Round
• The Circuit Split On ERISA's Actual Knowledge Standard
• Levandowski An Elephant In Room As Google Atty Talks Trust
• Rising Star: Quinn Emanuel's Jordan R. Jaffe
• Calif. Appeals Court Won't Make Acer Units Face IP Case
• Cross-Border Employers Face Critical GDPR Risks
• Venmo Drops Trademark Lawsuit Over 'Lenmo' App
• China Wants US Tariffs Gone Before Finalizing Trade Deal
• Verizon Says Mississippi City Illegally Thwarted Cell Tower
• Self-Driving Vehicles' Neural Networks Present IP Conundrum
• IPhone Buyers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Class Cert. Bid
• CFTC Says Nev. Man Swindled $11M In Ponzi Trading Plot
• Poll Shows Consumers Hate Blackouts, TV Group Says
• Germany To Allow Huawei To Supply 5G Network Equipment
• Citing Looming Trial, PTAB Won't Review Anti-Spoofing Patent
• Hy-Vee's Poor Data Security Caused Breach, Suit Says
• Wi-Fi Hot Spot Co. Must Pay Rival $8.2M In Patent Fight
• Trump Says Only US Should Tax Its Tech Giants, Not France
• Quanta Fixed Prices On HP's Disk Drives, Jury Hears
• Vape Flavor Ban May Create Black Market, Lawmakers Told
• Intel To Pay $5M To Clear Up Watchdog's Pay Bias Allegations
• Google Says Feds Are Wrong About Oracle Copyright Case
• Fed Board Member Lays Out Challenges Facing Libra
• Philips Trying To 'Bury History' In Tracker IP Suit, Garmin Says
• Lawmakers Blast Website Protections In Trade Deals
• Anti-Rust Product Was Essentially WD-40, Investor Says
• Realtors Must Face Antitrust Case Over High Broker Fees
• Rising Star: Jones Day's Ka-on Li
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Rejection Of Remote Control-Mouse IP
• More ADA Lawsuits Targeting Mobile Apps Are Likely Ahead
• US-UK Agreement Expands DOJ Access To Tech Data
• Tech-Focused Sunstone Partners Draws $475M For 2nd Fund
• Taxpayer Group Reverses Course To Support C-Band Sale
• Cloud Biz Nabs $145M In Round Led By HPE, Lightspeed
• FCC Passes T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Along Party Lines
• Direct Listings Gain Traction As IPO Alternative
• PTAB Sheds Light On Its Discretion To Hear IPRs
• Fried Frank Assists As Permira Clinches €11B Buyout Fund
• EU Tells Broadcom To Halt Exclusivity Deals Amid Probe
• DC Circ. Divided Over Copyright Suit Against Ford, GM
• Capital One Urges Fed. Circ. Rethink On IV Antitrust Decision
• $5B Facebook Deal Lets Gov't Grab User Data, Court Told
• CDK, Reynolds Fight New Theory Adding Millions In Damages
• Comtech Lands $98.6 Million Army Satellite Services Deal
• Shipping Tech Giant Pitney Bowes Hit By Cyberattack
• Another Bill To Fix Broadband Mapping Added To The Mix
• Global Decline In M&A, IPOs On Tap For 2020
• Ex-Holographics Exec Ducks Prison In Case With Intel Link
• Fenwick Hires 2 Corporate Tech Pros On The West Coast
• Accel Leads $110M Infusion For Business Software Co. Algolia
• General Counsel To Law Firms: 'Know My Business'
• How AI Is Shaping FDA Medical Device Regulation
• Fed. Circ. Quarrel Highlights Need For Patent Eligibility Clarity
• Advocates Urge Congress To Renew Satellite Carriage Law
• USPTO, Hulu Say PTAB Can Kill Amended Claims Under Alice
• Rising Star: Desmarais' Karim Oussayef
• Congress Must Reform TV Rating System, Watchdogs Say
• Veritas Capital Taps Kirkland For $6.5B PE Fund
• Courts Keep Rejecting Litigation Funding Discovery Campaign
• Spotify, Uber Among 21 Libra Association Founding Members
• M13 Collects $175M For Consumer Tech Investments
• 15 Minutes With Panasonic North America's General Counsel
• 4 Privacy Disputes Ripe For Supreme Court Review
• Apple-Qualcomm Patent Feud Still Rumbling At PTAB
• Lyft Sues NYC Regulators To Annul Limits On 'Cruise' Time
• Hyatt Brings Deceptive Ad Claims To TravelPass Antitrust Suit
• After Mississippi Exit, AGs' T-Mobile Suit May Dwindle
• Satellite TV Cos. Slam Broadcasters' 'Deceptive' STELAR Ads
• Claims Court Says Task Order Adjustments Can't Be Protested
• PTAB Says Privacy Management Patent Covers Abstract Idea
• Lack Of Broadband Data Dooms Subsidy Cap, Groups Say
• Localities Urge FCC Not To Presume Infrastructure Rates
• How Emotionally Intelligent AI Could Assist With E-Discovery
• Firms Want $2M In Fees For Quantum Accounting Settlement
• Current Accuses Facebook Of Copying Crypto Wallet Logo
• Sens. Push OMB For More Info On Tech Supply Chain Threats
• Visa, MasterCard, EBay Drop Out Of Libra Association
• Dutch Tech Biz CM.com Pumps Brakes On €100M IPO
• FCC Accounting Freeze Misallocates Billions, DC Circ. Told
• Reed Smith Nabs Ex-Morrison & Foerster Capital Markets Atty
• Printing Co. Says Rival Used Similar Name To Trick Customers
• Revising Cloud Contracts In Light Of Capital One Cyberattack
• EY Hires Former Microsoft Tax Atty With Treasury Experience
• Stats Show Expert Declarations Can Help Avoid AIA Institution
• Dershowitz Says TransPerfect Case Too Tangled To Sanction
• Ether Is Definitively A Commodity, CFTC Chair Says
• Immigration Audits Of STEM Grad Work Program Stir Anxiety
• Watchdog Backs VA Pick For $1B IT Deal Despite Higher Price
• Former Intuit Exec Takes Over Top Role At LabCFTC
• Ignoring Patents Not A Willful Infringement Free Pass In EDTX
• US-China Talks Resume With Hope Of Paving Way To Deal
• NY AG Gets Default Judgment For Tech Startup's $30M Scam
• Tiversa Can't Keep Up With LabMD Defamation Doc Demands
• Fed. Circ. Tosses Power Integrations IPRs After Merger
• Both Sides Seek Wins In 'Lotto' Web Domain Dispute
• Repeated Allegations Kill Canon FCA Suit, Texas Judge Says
• Hold Off On Sprint/T-Mobile Deal, States Urge DC Judge
• Payments Processor USA Technologies Nabs $50M In Funding
• AT&T Affiliate Says Telecoms Owe $3M In Carrier Fees
• Mich. Pot Testing Lab Fined $100K Over Flawed Methods
• Deals Rumor Mill: Postmates, Exxon Mobil, Armacell
• FedEx Says Export Crackdown Violates Due Process Rights
• US Venture Funding Falls In Q3, But Stays Historically High
• DOJ, Realtors At Odds Over Earlier Deal In Antitrust Case
• Dish Won't Save T-Mobile-Sprint Deal, Economists Tell DOJ
• Chinese Acquisitions Even More Uncertain In New CFIUS Era
• Jury Confusion Sinks Ericsson FRAND Win, 5th Circ. Told
• Calif. AG Rolls Out Consumer Data Privacy Regulations
• Ginkgo Bioworks Unveils $350M Biotech Spinoff Fund
• Preventable Risks Your Law Firm May Be Overlooking
• Austrian Upper House Passes Digital Advertising Tax
• FBI's Foreign Spying Violated Americans' Privacy, FISC Found
• What Your Practice Needs To Know About Telehealth
• FilmOn, Founder Owe $1.3M Fees After $11M Sex Battery Loss
• Comcast Reaches Deal To Renew Vermont Cable License
• Cellphone Customers Divided On Automatic Call-Blocking
• Comcast Can't Pause Xfinity Infringement Suit Yet, Judge Says
• Sens. Warn Payment Cos. On Dangers Of Sticking With Libra
• US-Japan Trade Pacts Leave Enforcement Strategy Murky
• Fed. Circ. Agrees Pro Se IP Suit Against Huawei Is Duplicative
• Amazon, HTC Can't Move Patent Case From EDTX To Va.
• Bitcoin Players Seek Exit From Market 'Hijacking' Suit
• Qualcomm Says Intel PTAB Petitions Lack Key Definition
• Fed. Circ. Again Lets PTAB Ax Rovi Patent In Comcast Fight
• DOL Chided For Redaction Overkill In $400M Oracle Bias Suit
• Zuckerberg To Face Lawmakers' Questions On Libra
• EU Cookie Ruling Tightens Leash On Ad Tech Staple
• Fed. Circ. Backs Facebook's Costs Award In Ad Tech IP Row
• Toshiba Can't Dodge Unpaid Royalties Suit Or Get A Refund
• 3 Policy Developments To Watch As US-China Divide Grows
• GPS Security Biz Satelle Secures $26M Series C Round
• 6 Ethics Tips For Attorneys Making Lateral Transfers
• DOL Says Investment Manager Failed To Diversify 401(k) Plan
• Competing Refusal-To-Deal Tests At 7th, 9th Circs.
• PE Firm Teams With Tech Co. To Invest $500M In Insurers
• Ex-Tinder Execs Call Former CEO's Defamation Suit A 'Smear'
• Comcast Gets Voice Ordering Patent Axed In CBM Review
• Facebook Wants 9th Circ. To Review Standing In Privacy MDL
• Chancery Rejects Toss Of Suit Over Baker Hughes-GE Deals
• GAO Says Air Force IT Deal Protest Wasn't 'Diligently Pursued'
• Autodialer Suit Against Lyft Dodges Dismissal Bid This Time
• National Security Cited In AT&T Chancery Cell Suit Pull
• Fed Chair Says Effective Policymaking Depends On Data
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Bose PTAB Win On Earpiece Patents
• Samsung Offers New TV Defect Deal After Alsup's Criticism
• MBHB Scoops Up 6 IP Attys For New Austin Office
• Brazilian VW Dealers Appeal $2.5M Loss To 6th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Maxell's Online Video Rental Patents
• US Blacklists 28 Chinese Groups Over Human Rights Abuses
• FCC Told To Prioritize Small Carrier Burdens In Data Reporting
• ITC Ends Probe Into Nokia, NEC Submarine Tech
• ZTE, Research Co. Abandon Part Of Cellphone Patent Fight
• Fusion Files 2nd Ch. 11 Plan After Judge's Request For Clarity
• Goodmans-Led Canadian Software Firm Completes $56M IPO
• EU Ready To Act On Digital Tax If No Global Deal: Vestager
• PTAB Will Review 4 NuCurrent Patents, Despite Forum Fight
• Faruqi & Faruqi To Lead Ideanomics Investor Suit
• One Equity Partners Clinches 7th PE Fund With $1.75B In Tow
• A Developing Split Over Online Marketplace Product Liability
• Fed. Circ. GE Case Reveals IPR Appellants' Standing Burden
• Choate Hall & Stewart Guides Sverica's $450M Fund Closing
• Amazon, Law Firms Partner In New 'IP Accelerator' Program
• AIG Says Settlement In Spoofing Scam Suit Isn't Covered
• DC Circ. Seems Likely To Revive Fight Over $17M Yahoo Fund
• Cannabis Software Co. Wants Out Of TCPA Class Action
• Justices Won't Take ADA Suit Over Domino's Website Access
• UK Watchdog Worried About Payment Software Merger
• Wis. Tax On Union Pacific Software Illegal, 7th Circ. Affirms
• Charter Contractor Faces Bevy Of $10K Fines Over Pop-Ups
• Net Neutrality Ruling Leaves Questions Swirling On Hill
• Facebook Cuts $40M Deal To End Suit Over Video Ad Metrics
• Supreme Court Passes On 13 Intellectual Property Cases
• Fed. Circ. Affirms SAP's $680K Atty Fee Award After Alice Win
• High Court Won't Review FCC Clawback Of Telecom Subsidy
• Crypto Redditors Must Face Some Claims Over Missing $170M
• Uber's Antitrust Fight With Boston Cabs Heading To 1st Circ.
• US, Japan Ink Trade Pacts Covering Agriculture, Technology
• PTAB Axes Another Nasdaq Patent Under Alice
• Westinghouse Wants $1.3M Refund For Faulty Backup Servers
• Security Co. Says Rival Infringed TM In False Instagram Profile
• Ill. Biometric Privacy Law Is 'Sound,' Albertson's Worker Says
• High Court Sends TCPA Junk Fax Dispute Back To 6th Circ.
• Digital Platforms Must Heed Japanese Antitrust Law Updates
• US, China Head Back To Negotiating Table This Week
• 83North Nabs $300M For Investments In Tech Startups
• Calif. Law Firm Loses Defamation Suit Over Online Reviews
• Online Rentals Not Like Going To The Library, Maxell Says
• 'Counsel Owe An Explanation,' Alsup Warns In Logitech Row
• Libra Association Loses PayPal, 1st Co. To Publicly Withdraw
• Facebook Users Press 9th Circ. To Skip Privacy Row Review
• McAfee Investors Get $11.7M Deal Over Sale To Intel Approved
• DXC Drops Bid To Enforce $666M Hewlett Packard Award
• Calif. Enacts Law Putting Robocalls In Telecoms' Crosshairs
• US Authorities Target Facebook In Renewed Encryption Push
• Pomerantz Named Lead Counsel In Bribery Stock Drop Suit
• Fed. Circ. Unsure It Can Uphold $600M Verdict In Apple IP Row
• Broadcasters Ask FCC To Relax Regs For Next Gen TV Rollout
• PTAB Rejects 2nd Intel Challenge To Semiconductor Patent
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Wins For Apple, Others On Wireless IP
• Huawei Ban Not Barred By Constitution, Gov't Says
• Shutterfly Says Ill. Biometric Law Doesn't Cover Online Photos
• Screen-Sharing Sales Not Taxable, Citrix Tells Mass. Justices
• Tech Co. Impinj, Execs Must Face Suit Over Platform Problems
• Gearbox CEO Settles Bitter Breakup Suits With Ex-GC, Pal
• Chancery Was Correct To Toss Dilution Suit, Del. Justices Say
• Chinese Self-Driving Tech Developer Nabs $50M In Funding
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