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Technology - November, 2019

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• Apple Moves To Hang Up Iphone Users' FaceTime Suit
• Hitachi Hit With Suit Over BB&T's 'Catastrophic' ATM Outage
• Facebook Users Win Injunctive Class Cert. In Data Breach Suit
• Mobile Org To Fix 'Deeply Flawed' Standards After DOJ Probe
• Prof. Calls Qualcomm 5G National Security Fears Baseless
• US Trade Rep Readies Potential Action On French Digital Tax
• Bitmain Can't 'Complain' About US Suit, Crypto Co. Says
• NBA Blasted For Trying To Block $50M 'Stolen' App Suit
• DHS Lacked Way To Track Family Separations, Watchdog Says
• CIT Says Flat Screens Are Monitors, Not Duty-Free Parts
• Harvard Will Change Caption System To Settle Deaf Bias Suit
• Patent Holder Says IP Suit Against Best Buy Is Fair Game
• Why The FBI's Former Top Lawyer Now Embraces Encryption
• Q&A With Paul Weiss' Andrew Finch, Ex-DOJ Antitrust Deputy
• Nielsen Asks Out Of Investor Suit Over EU Data Law Impact
• Supreme Court's Newest Cases Add Fuel To Explosive Term
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: IT, Satellite And Engine Deals
• DOJ Calls 'Cut!' On Film Studio Restraints
• 3 Issues To Watch As Dish Enters Wireless Marketplace
• IRobot Can't Halt SharkNinja Vacuum Sales During IP Suit
• FTC Secures $3.2M Judgment Against Fla. Telemarketer
• Senate OKs Bill To Boost Feds' Cyber Info Sharing With States
• Online Privacy Bill Calls For Fines, Consumers' Right To Sue
• T-Mobile's Promises To States In Merger Fight Called Hollow
• Breaking Down Elon Musk's 'Pedo Guy' Defamation Trial
• Chicago Council Passes Ride-Hailing, Cannabis Taxes
• Chinese Telescope Co. Hit With $16.8M Antitrust Verdict
• Real Estate Rumors: Box, Facebook, Hamra Properties
• Google Accused Of Monopolization By Media Advertising Co.
• Fintech Lender Loses First Of 2 Bids To Kill Stock-Drop Suits
• Chinese Fintech Co. Hid Pre-IPO Struggles, Investor Says
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Battles Order To Give Up Half His Bitcoin
• Commerce Tees Up Rules For Trump's Network Security Order
• Google, Apple Back PTAB Decision To Review Digital Rights IP
• Tech Giants Back Student Visa Extension As Economic Boon
• Urban Air Mobility Needs Policy Support To Achieve Liftoff
• PTAB Upholds Seismic Data Collection Patent In Rivals' Fight
• 2 Rand Capital Portfolio Cos. Bring In $170M Combined
• Shutterfly Sent Improper Arbitration Email, Says Class
• Consumer Privacy Protection Deserves 5G Policy Attention
• Finjan Wants Fed. Circ. To Reverse Cisco Cybersecurity IP Win
• Walmart Says Its Handprint Scans Don't Break Ill. Privacy Law
• SoftBank Leads $140M Investment In E-Commerce Co. Vtex
• Xerox Slams HP's Refusal To Entertain $33B Takeover Bid
• PTAB Shoots Down PGR Challenge To Vehicle-Tracking Patent
• Stalled E-Privacy Reform Needs Fresh Take: Hogan Lovells
• Apple Can't Get Cert. Denial In IPhone Screens Suit Reboot
• Western Digital Escapes Data Security Patent Suit
• Apple Strikes Deal With Treasury Over Sanctions Lapse
• Canadian Watchdog Wants Wireless Giants To Share Networks
• Texas Drops Out Of Sprint-T-Mobile Merger Challenge
• FTC Urges 9th Circ. To Affirm Qualcomm Antitrust Ruling
• AI Co. Investor Says Founder Skimmed Assets, Nuked Critics
• High Court Roundup: Justices Won't Hear IBM, Iglesias Cases
• AIG Unit Can't Overturn Atty Fees In Yahoo Jury Win
• Justices Skip Suit Against Ad Site Where Shooter Bought Gun
• Book Review: Who's To Blame For The Broken Legal System?
• PTAB Axes Part Of Deep Sea Fiber-Optic Tech Patent
• Fed. Circ. Told Arthrex Marks 'Significant Change' In Law
• AI In Hiring: Legislative Responses And Litigation Potential
• Magistrate Judge Urges Nix of Crypto Co.'s Default Entry
• Cybersecurity Due Diligence Strategies For M&A Transactions
• 4 Firms Drive $4.05B StubHub Purchase By Peer Viagogo
• NY Lawmakers Say Time Is Now For Consumer Privacy Law
• IV Says Capital One Can't Redo Fed. Circ. Antitrust Decision
• UK Clears Salesforce's $15.7B Deal For Tableau Software
• Senior DHS Cyber Official Jeanette Manfra To Step Down
• Real Estate Rumors: Urban Standard, TIAA, Precision Xtract
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Cisco, Others' PTAB Win On TQ Delta IP
• Intel Unveils Diversity Demands For Law Firms It Hires
• Local Phone Networks Might See More Sharing Mandates Cut
• PTAB Still Can't Ax Wireless Patent Claim, Fed. Circ. Says
• FCC Eyes Broader Restrictions On Huawei, ZTE Products
• Broadcasters Say New Radio Royalties Bill Would Kill Stations
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Baker Botts, Goodwin
• Chinese Debt Collector Cancels $81M US IPO
• Princeton, Facebook Dodge IP Suit Over AI Data, For Now
• Sony Agrees To Clear Up Controller Policy Amid French Probe
• Google-Oracle High Court Fight Threatens Fair Use Ecosystem
• 7 Questions As We Await HHS Health Info-Blocking Rule
• Mass. Amazon Driver Seeks To 'Gut' FAA, Org Tells 1st Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Data Patent Opinion Elucidates Software Eligibility
• Health, Real Estate Acquisition Cos. Price $425M IPOs
• Fed. Circ. Tosses VirnetX's $600M Award In Apple Patent Fight
• Health Hires: Ropes & Gray, Arnold & Porter
• Dykema Taps Corporate Finance Atty For Chicago Office
• Facebook To Hand Over Docs In Calif. AG's Privacy Probe
• Chinese Co. Owes $40M For Telescope Monopoly, Jury Told
• $11.5M Postmates Driver Deal In PAGA Suit Needs More Info
• Take-Two Wants WWE Game Tattoo IP Suit Paused
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Faces $658K Atty Fee Bid Over Sanctions
• House Dems Tell Airbnb To Explain How It IDs Illegal Listings
• Wells Fargo Borrowers Renew Class Bid In Foreclosure Suit
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive DVD Drive Price-Fixing Suit
• Hagens Berman, Cohen Milstein Get $10M Fees On 2nd Try
• Apple, Intel Fight Alleged Backer Of 'Meritless Patent' Scheme
• FCC's Starks Says Carriers Need Cash For Huawei, ZTE Purge
• Snap Investors Win Cert. In IPO Class Action
• Gov't Expands Counterfeit Reporting Rule To All Contractors
• DOJ Can't DQ Munger Tolles In Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Fight
• Senate Bill Would Require That C-Band Proceeds Go To US
• Facebook Asks Texas Justices To Pause Sex Trafficking Suit
• Ex-Twitter Worker Wins Release Pending Trial On Spy Charges
• Pai Drawing Up New Robocall Regs If Carriers Don't Hustle
• Chinese Crypto Miner Raises $90M In Low-Pricing IPO
• 3 Ways US Cos. Can Take Advantage Of Tariff Exclusions
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hudson's Bay, Charles Schwab, DoorDash
• Timing Device Co. Debuts With $56M Pillsbury-Led IPO
• AI Startup's Value Doubles To $2.5B After Series C Round
• Carveouts From New OECD Tax Sought For Banking, Mining
• Apple, Cisco Must Redo Fee Requests In 'Reckless' IP Fight
• Xerox Prepared To Go Hostile With $33B HP Takeover Bid
• Amazon Home Security Raises Privacy Concerns, Dems Say
• Ex-Twitter Worker Accused Of Spying Is Flight Risk, Feds Say
• Prosus Urges Just Eat Investors To Back Competing £5B Bid
• PTAB Wrestles With How To Construe Anti-Spoofing Patent
• FCC's 5.9 GHz Plan Leaves Auto Industry Details Hanging
• House Satellite Bill Heads To Floor After Bipartisan Deal
• Legal Tech Download: Social Media Swagger And Timekeeping
• Pot, Ride-Hailing Taxes Advanced By Chicago City Council
• HP's $176M Antitrust Trial Win Should Be Nixed, Quanta Says
• Amazon Seeks To Snuff Out Cuban Charcoal 'Trafficking' Suit
• Google Gets Messaging Patent Trimmed At PTAB
• 3rd Circ. Rejects FCC's Rehearing Bid In Media Rules Case
• Digital Currency Not In The Works For Now, Fed Chair Says
• Skadden, Latham Shape PayPal's $4B Bet On Honey
• 9th Circ. Autiodialer Definition Too Broad, Trade Orgs Say
• Robbins Geller, Funds Push To Keep Lead In ATM Investor Suit
• PTAB Says E-Wallet Tech Patent Not Eligible For CBM Review
• Appoint 5G Coordinator, Sens. Urge National Security Adviser
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Rethink Facebook Award In Ad Tech Case
• Chipmakers Urge Quick Dismissal Of Price-Fixing Suit
• DOJ Gets Time In Court In Qualcomm's 9th Circ. Class Appeal
• Sprint, T-Mobile Don't Want DQ Bid To Delay Merger Trial
• USPTO Fights Inventor's Bid To Expand Stalled Apps Suit
• Hologic Inks $205M Sale Of 'Underperforming' Med Tech Co.
• Trump Begins Approving US Sales To Blacklisted Huawei
• Dropbox Can't Stop Rival's Ch. 11 Plan, 5th Circ. Says
• Korean FTC Prepping Sanctions For Search Engine Co.
• Ellenoff Grossman-Steered Blank Check Cos. Bag $230M IPOs
• Avery Dennison Pays €225M For Smartrac's Transponder Biz
• House Committee Advances Sweeping Pot Legalization Bill
• Investors Say Conflicts Bar Toss Of Tech Co. Merger Suit
• Dish Gains Support For High Court Review Of Standing Divide
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review PTAB Time-Bar Ruling
• Senate Democrats Unveil Sweeping Privacy Bill Framework
• House Dems Press Pai On Tribal Spectrum Restrictions
• Sens. Prod Zuckerberg: Why Keep Tracking User Locations?
• Class Action Watchdog Objects To Equifax Data Breach Deal
• FCC Expected To Divvy Up Auto-Safety Spectrum With WiFi
• Apple Takes A Bite Out Of IPhone Pixel Count Suit
• Grayscale Files To Register Bitcoin Trust Shares With SEC
• 3 Firms Vie For Lead In Investors' Slack Direct Listing Suit
• Musk Can't Avoid Trial In 'Pedo Guy' Defamation Suit
• Rural Carriers Say T-Mobile CEO Exit Endangers Deal Pledges
• Logitech Buyers Denied Cert. As Alsup Raps Both Sides' Attys
• AT&T Seeks To End Shareholders' Streaming Service Suit
• Baker Botts, Bryan Cave Guide $128M VPN Co. Deal
• FCC Proposes Plan For 3-Digit Suicide Hotline
• FAA Efforts Aim To Reduce Drone Jurisdictional Disputes
• How To Hire Lateral Partners More Effectively
• Small Business Fintech Co. Raises $102.5M In Funding
• How High Court May Resolve Generic '.Com' TM Issue
• Two Sigma's PE Arm Clinches Debut Fund With $1.2B In Tow
• Gov't Latest To Call On High Court To Review TCPA Carveout
• Dems Need Mueller Docs To Learn If Trump Lied, DC Circ. Told
• No More Data Storage In China, GOP Senator's Bill Says
• FBI, Secret Service Warn Of Targeted Ransomware
• 2 Tech Cos. Can't Escape Smart-Home Infringement Dispute
• TripAdvisor Scores PTAB Review Of Speech Recognition IP
• Cannabis Software Co. Says Unwanted Texts Suit Still Flawed
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Samsung's PTAB Win Axing Imaging IP
• CIT Sends Solar Product Review Back To Commerce
• Commerce Gives Cos. 90 More Days To Work With Huawei
• DC Says No-Bid Sports Betting Contract Was Legal
• Calif. AG Sues Juul Over Advertising To Teens
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Walgreen's Win In Credit Card Patent Case
• Carbon Fiber Co. Says Its Legal Malpractice Claims Are Timely
• Ubisoft Says Video Game Patent Doesn't Just 'Teach Guitar'
• T-Mobile, Sprint Don't Want Foreign Merger Studies At Trial
• Cisco Says Ex-Workers Stole Tech Designs For Rival
• Justices Mull Interplay Of ERISA, Securities Laws In IBM Case
• Using Multiple-Attorney Depositions After Finjan Ruling
• World Athletics Should Allow Nike's Innovative Running Shoes
• Fed. Circ.'s 1-Line Orders Dodge Another Invalidation Bid
• Acacia Gets Up To $400M In Starboard Investment Deal
• High Court's Pass On 1 SEC Case Offers Insight Into Another
• DOJ Says Tech Platform Inquiry Could Go Beyond Antitrust
• African Fintech Startup Raises $120M From Chinese Investors
• Litigation And Arbitration Are Creating A Public Cyberlaw
• Simpson, Cleary Shape $30B Tech JV For SoftBank, Naver
• FCC's Pai Aims To Sell C-Band Licenses Via Public Auction
• Amazon Illegally Storing Biometric Data, Ill. Suit Says
• Warrantless GPS Tracking Paused Since Carpenter, Sen. Says
• Recently Reversed: How J&J, Avis & LG Toppled Big Verdicts
• Pope Francis Calls For 'Balance' In Encryption Debate
• Claims Court Tosses Challenge To $991M Army Bundle Deal
• Cisco Asks Justices To Kill Its $24M Patent Loss Under Alice
• Satellite Cos. Sweeten C-Band Sale With Donation Pledge
• House, Senate Reach Deal To Unite Robocall Legislation
• Fiber Optic Co. Investors Qualify For Class Action, Judge Says
• Investor Seeks Chancery Bailout For $121M Damages Claim
• What To Know Before Moving Your Supply Chain Out Of China
• Huawei Owes Fees For 'Rank Gamesmanship' In Patent Loss
• The Coming Storm Of Biometric Privacy Laws: How To Comply
• Wireless Cos. Counter Utilities' Attack On 6 GHz Sharing
• FCC Lifeline Reforms Could Gut Program Or Spill Data: Dems
• 11 Firms To Guide 6 IPOs Led By Florida REIT, Crypto Miner
• Lyft Driver's Calif. Wage Suit Sent Back To Arbitration
• SEC's Cognizant Bribe Suit Paused Amid Criminal Case
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Axed Data Patent As Abstract
• Battery Co. Fights Sanctions Bid In $100M Trade Secret Case
• Spotify, Apple Agree To Fund New Music Royalties Collective
• High Court To Hear Google-Oracle Smartphone War
• How Increased Stays Pending IPR May Affect Venue Choice
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Cleary, Latham
• Amazon Plans To Fight Microsoft's Win Of $10B JEDI Contract
• Facebook Says Gov't Demands For User Data At All-Time High
• Patent Owners Bear The Brunt Of 1-Line Orders, Justices Told
• Fed. Circ. Upholds CalTech Patents In Apple Challenges
• Bipartisan Bill Would Curb Gov't Use Of Facial Recognition
• Abraham Fruchter Contests Lead Pick In Diebold Investor Suit
• ITC Judge Clears Toyota In Broadcom Infotainment IP Probe
• HHS Looking Into Google Health Data Project
• Munger Tolles Blasts DOJ's DQ Bid In Sprint-T-Mobile Suit
• Amazon Sues Co. For Going After Best Buy In Tablet Dispute
• Justices Asked To Set One Standard For 'Relation Back' Rule
• Deals Rumor Mill: Xerox, Thyssenkrupp, Thermo Scientific
• Microsoft Chairman Joins Tech Startup's $75M Funding Round
• The Coming Storm Of Biometric Privacy Laws: What To Expect
• Split 9th Circ. Won't Revive IPhone Buyers' Class Cert. Bid
• Barr Urges FCC To Block Chinese Telecom Giants
• NBA Slams $50M Suit Alleging It Stole Betting App Idea
• Retrieval-Masters To Share Data Breach Info With State AGs
• GOP Miffed As House Satellite TV Bill Advances
• PTAB Rejects Amazon Bid For Review Of Voice Recognition IP
• Weil Steers Ceridian's $530M Secondary Offering
• Mass. Amazon Driver Can't Duck Arbitration, 1st Circ. Told
• Simpson Thacher-Led Crypto Miner Launches $100M IPO
• Copyright Professors Raise Alarm Over Charter Piracy Case
• 2 Firms Get $3M Payday In Google, Huawei Faulty Phone Suit
• Adapting 4th Amendment Standards To Connected Tech
• Kirkland Assists As Alpine Investors Wraps Up $1B PE Fund
• NY Hits Tech Retailer B&H With Tax Dodge Suit Over Rebates
• Fed. Circ.'s Arthrex Ruling: Unforeseen Consequences For IPR
• Norwest Nabs $2B For Its Largest-Ever Fund
• Law Shouldn't Let AI Be An Inventor On Patents, USPTO Told
• Capacitor Buyers Slam 'Last Ditch' Move To Steal Cert.
• House Dems Seek Tighter Antitrust Oversight Of Tech Mergers
• Bitmain Says Antitrust Accuser Missed Service Deadline
• Fish & Richardson Lands Ex-Microsoft Counsel For IP Team
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Intel's PTAB Win On Chip Protection Patent
• Real Estate Rumors: Group One, IManage, Bank Of China
• Privacy Group Sues DHS For Border DNA Testing Info
• Alibaba's Potential $13B Listing Is A Big Score For Hong Kong
• Uber's 'Meritless' Bid To Arbitrate ADA Suit Thrown Out
• Software Co. Scores $150M Funding Round Led By Sequoia
• Satellite Law Renewal Hits Speed Bump In Senate
• Groups Ask FCC To Reconsider Rural Health Care Order
• 4 Firms Steer Blank Check Co.'s Grid Dynamics Deal
• Apple Says App Store 'Revolutionized' Developer Market
• 3 Firms Lead Apollo's $5.4B Take-Private Of Tech Data
• Texas Could Take Page From Mass.'s Judicial Selection Book
• Orrick Drives Trucking Tech Co.'s $400M Funding Round
• A Possible USPTO Solution To PTAB Constitutionality Ruling
• CVC Capital Closes 2nd Tech Growth Fund With $1.6B In Tow
• Amazon Tells Patent Holder It Can't Go After Best Buy
• Alsup 'Dumbfounded' By Delay In Ex-Twitter Worker Spy Case
• FTC Reels In Tech Support Co. Over Data Security Failings
• 'America Needs To Lead' On Crypto, CFTC Chairman Says
• IP Rights, Player Contracts Top Legal Risks In Esports Survey
• Justices Say US Can Back Intel Workers At ERISA Arguments
• Pai Says He's Still Down For Reshaping 5.9 GHz Band
• Kemet Reaches $62M Deal To Exit Capacitor Suit
• Fed. Circ. Asks For Help On Fixing PTAB Constitutionality
• Feds Need Reasonable Suspicion To Search Phones At Border
• High Court Urged To Find Retroactive IPRs Unconstitutional
• Qualcomm Class Fights DOJ Bid To Argue At 9th Circ.
• Defunct Rival Says Uber Can't Dodge Predatory Tactics Suit
• Albertson's Urges Dismissal Of Employee's Biometric Suit
• FDA's Special Treatment Of Big Tech Faces Mounting Scrutiny
• Revised USPTO Trial Practice Guide Leans Pro-Patent Owners
• Jury Awards $1M In Attorneys' Friendship-Ending Fee Dispute
• Microsoft To Comply With Calif. Data Privacy Law Nationwide
• Judging A Book: McKeown Reviews 'Conversations With RBG'
• Slack Moves To Exit Investor's Suit Over Direct Listing
• Balderton Taps Fried Frank For $400M Early-Stage Tech Fund
• German Report May Be Road Map For Future AI Regulation
• Law360 MVP Awards Go To Top Attorneys From 76 Firms
• WeWork, Execs Hit With Derivative Suit After SoftBank Rescue
• DOJ Wants To Close T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Review
• Facebook Enters Uncharted Legal Waters With Spyware Suit
• Move On FedNow Before It's Too Late, FTC Commish Says
• Florida Co. Says Crypto Holder Must Face Antitrust Claims
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Dish's PTAB Win After Remand Bid Fails
• PTAB Lets Emmy-Winning Audio IP Owner Amend All Claims
• Fed. Circ. Judge Doubts PTAB Bungled Image Patent Term
• Beck Redden Digs Into Depositions To Win $176M For HP
• Neal Gerber Eisenberg Adds Ex-Freeborn IP Co-Chair
• Noteworthy Changes From FDA's Latest Software Guidance
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Jurisdiction, Standing, GAO Limits
• House Dems Seek Update On FCC Location-Tracking Probe
• New Ethics Framework May Draw AI Firms To DOD
• 3 Firms Help Blackstone Swipe Stake In $3B Dating App Co.
• FCC Finds Sinclair-Linked Stations Bungled AT&T Deal Talks
• SEC's Cognizant Bribe Suit May Mean Differing Rulings
• Digitalizing The Mining And Metals Global Supply Chain
• Taxation With Representation: Shearman, Skadden, Pillsbury
• Juul's Online Verification Violates Ill. Biometric Law, Suit Says
• High Court Will Hear Booking.com Trademark Battle
• Labaton To Lead Investor Challenge To $1.9B Vista Deal
• Baker Botts Lures Tech Litigator From Taylor & Patchen
• How Fed. Circ. May Defer To PTAB In Facebook Case
• Facebook, Google, Uber IP Execs Swap Patent Portfolio Tips
• Ex-Uber Exec Asks Gov't To Clarify Claims In Google Dispute
• NY Data Security Law To Make State A More Active Enforcer
• This Phase Of Scrutiny Was Expected, Libra Co-Creator Says
• FTC Should Probe AI Screening Co. HireVue, Advocates Say
• Judge Skeptical Facebook Can Shield Data From Mass. Probe
• NY Drivers Claim Transpo Worker Status In New Uber Pay Suit
• T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Critics 'Ignore Benefits,' DOJ Says
• Motorola Tells Jury Rival Needed Its Secrets To Make Radio
• Nelson Mullins Adds Miami Team For International VC Practice
• Satellite Cos. Rip Testimony Given At Hearing On C-Band Sale
• Sens. Back DOE's Caution On 6 GHz Spectrum Sharing
• Fusion Trying To Skip Out On $31.2M In Debt, Creditors Say
• Fed. Circ. OKs Using Old German Article To Nix Ericsson IP
• Latham Guides Real Estate Tech Co.'s $60M Funding Round
• Calif. Amended Software Tax Regs Have Major Flaws
• Aviation Sector Must Confront Airport Cyber Risks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Walgreens, Xerox, New York Knicks
• FCC Asks 3rd Circ. To Review Panel's Hold On Media Rules
• Juul Pulls Mint Flavor From Market
• Calif. Privacy Law Compliance Strategies For Health Care Cos.
• Feds Say Security Co. Sold US Vulnerable Chinese Gear
• Biotech Firms, Crypto Bank Raise $156M In Low-Pricing IPOs
• AMS' New €4.6B Osram Bid Requires Fewer Shareholder OKs
• Ex-Twitter Employees Spied For Saudi Arabia, Feds Say
• Mortgage Servicer Lobs Antitrust Claims At Software Provider
• Wells Fargo Hit With $200M Jury Verdict In USAA Patent Case
• Rimini Heads To High Court Over Oracle Copyright, Again
• AIG Can't Ax Software Co.'s Bid For Email Scam Coverage
• Sens. Question NSA Official On Shuttered Call Data Program
• Sen. Wyden Asks FCC To Mandate 5G Cybersecurity Options
• Alsup Floats Embedding Data Breach Monitor At Facebook
• IBM Benefits Case Veers Into Securities Debate At High Court
• Sen. Floats Bare-Bones Renewal Of Satellite TV Law
• Fight Over Electronics Co. Sale Must Be Arbitrated, Court Told
• Regulators, Schools Must Expand Connectivity Vision: Report
• Feds Ordered To Hand Over Docs To Ex-Theranos CEO
• Amazon Beats Muslim Ex-Manager's Bias Claims At Trial
• Hong Kong Will Let Crypto Exchanges Apply For Licenses
• Fed. Circ. Shuts Down PTAB Petitioner's Arthrex Challenge
• Withers Nabs Fashion Tech-Focused IP Partner For LA Office
• Apple Unit Seeks Exit From Row Over 'Illegal' Software Tax
• US Co. Says Fight With Chilean Distributor Must Be Arbitrated
• Feds Can't Ignore Info In Tech Co.'s H-1B Request, Judge Says
• AI Bill Emphasizes Transparency And Consumer Control
• Where A Litigator's Advice Can Improve Agreement Drafting
• Fed. Circ. Slams Gaming Cos. Locked In Patent Row
• Facebook Dragging Its Feet On Privacy Probe, Calif. Says
• Opportunities Abound In Patent Litigation Funding At The ITC
• Norton Rose, Torys Steer Coveo's $172M Funding Round
• Supreme Court Cheat Sheet: IBM Workers' Stock-Drop Suit
• US Business Strategies To Soften Trade War Impact
• LG Hits Rival TV Maker Hisense With FRAND Patent Suit
• Silicon Valley Dems Unveil Bill Creating US Privacy Agency
• CEO's Letters Didn't Sway IP Win Over Apple, Fed. Circ. Told
• ITC Bars Imports Of Alleged Bose-Infringing Earbuds
• Netflix, Hulu Can't Skip Past DivX IP Fight, Judge Rules
• CargoSprint Beats Rival's Antitrust Suit Over 'Tied' Product
• New License Ends InterDigital FRAND Antitrust Row
• Monteverde To Lead Shutterfly Investors' Suit Over $2.7B Deal
• CBD Co. Faces ADA Class Suit Over Website Use By The Blind
• China's Meddling Proves Networks Need Tech Purge, Pai Says
• Xerox, Fujifilm Reach $2.3B Deal To End Failed Merger Suit
• Expedited Deposition OK'd In $10B 'Bitcoin Inventor' Case
• FCC Tweaks Dish Licenses To Clear Sprint-T-Mobile Merger
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Ax Of Lost Luggage Patent
• AT&T Shells Out $60M In Deal With FTC Over Data Throttling
• UK Software Co. Fights Stock-Drop Suit Over $8.8B HP Deal
• Lenovo Says Alice Dooms 6 Essential Wireless Patents
• What Will Calif. Privacy Law's 'Do Not Sell' Button Look Like?
• Chancery Won't Block Shareholder Vote On $2B Presidio Deal
• Fed. Circ. Not Sure Court Blew Definition In HP Patent Fight
• Dukes Doesn't Nix Microsoft Pay Bias Class, 9th Circ. Told
• GAO Says DISA Properly Revisited Bids In $173M IT Deal Row
• Ex-Tinder Exec Says Arbitration Deal Doesn't Cover Assault
• Oracle Urges Fed Circ. To Revisit $10B DOD JEDI Deal
• Ex-Theranos CEO Claims FDA Destroyed Key Evidence
• Fed. Circ. Told PTAB's Constitutional Problem Dooms All IPRs
• Apple Pledges $2.5B To Help Combat Calif. Housing Crisis
• Ted Cruz Wants Tech Cos.' Immunity Gutted From Trade Deals
• Bid To Leverage Arthrex For IP Win At Fed. Circ. Flops
• NJ AG To Keep Privacy Pressure On As Breach Reports Drop
• Apple, Amazon Beat Voip-Pal Internet Phone-Routing IP Suits
• Mass. Top Court To Hear Argument Over State's Vaping Ban
• Settlement Talks Falter In $10B Suit Against Bitcoin 'Inventor'
• Wi-Fi Groups, Utilities Clash Over 6 GHz Spectrum Sharing
• Del. Justices Won't Revive $283M NCI Go-Private Suit
• Ski Pass Co. Chilled By Costs, Not Monopoly, 2nd Circ. Says
• Court Won't Clear Redesigned Product In Microphone IP Suit
• Mozilla To Congress: Don't Trust ISPs On Data Tracking
• Supreme Court Passes On TWC Appeal, 4 Other Patent Cases
• DC City Council Skirted Law In $215M Gambling Contract Row
• Interactive Brokers Files Counterclaim In Liquidation Suit
• Inventor Accuses USPTO Of Further Thwarting Applications
• Kirkland-Backed OpenGate Raises $585M For Second Fund
• Google-Fitbit Deal Needs Close Scrutiny, Key House Dem Says
• Sens.' Plan Would Create Sites Free Of User-Specific Targeting
• Adapting To FDA's Proposal For Diagnosis Support Software
• Fewer Big-Name 'Unicorn' IPOs Expected After 2019 Woes
• High Court Won't Hear Challenge To SEC's International Reach
• Parties Seeking PTAB Attorney Fees Face High Bar In Courts
• Flat-Fee Legal Billing Can Liberate Attorneys
• Hogan Lovells Bulks Up Sports Practice With Ex-Latham Atty
• Medical E-Records Provider Scores $19.5M IP Verdict In Miami
• Gibson Dunn Steers Fintech Platform's $473M Fund Closing
• Facebook Won't Get Quick 9th Circ. Review In Privacy MDL
• Squire Patton Nabs 2 Calif. Pros To Boost West Coast Practice
• Uber Loses Bid To Void NYC For-Hire Vehicle License Cap
• Judge Alsup Says Wells Fargo Mortgage Case A 'Mess'
• 16 Firms To Steer 9 IPOs Led By Canadian Co.'s $1.9B Offering
• Battery Co., Rival Lob Dueling Sanction Bids In $100M IP Fight
• Justices Asked To Review Fight Over Cellphone Warning
• Nasdaq Wants PTAB Redo After Constitutionality Ruling
• US, China Inching Forward In Trade Talks
• FCC's Starks Raises Flags On China Threat In 2020 Elections
• DC Circ. Asked To Reconsider Net Neutrality Disclosures
• Japan Eyes Big Tech For Stricter Antitrust Enforcement
• Huawei Ban's Compliance Rules Too Taxing For Contractors
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Latham, Debevoise
• 2 Tech-Focused Blank Check Cos. Raise $495M In Upsize IPOs
• Spoliation Rule Remains Ambiguous Despite Amendments
• Trump Warned Directly By Sen. About C-Band Auction Dispute
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Bitmain, Alibaba
• Intel Says Fed. Circ. Made Defining Claims A Game Of Chance
• BlackBerry Drops Patent Suit Against Twitter, For Now
• FCC Says Unfavorable Order Not Enough For Reconsideration
• FTC Dems Hint At Tougher Stance On 'Unfair Competition'
• Chinese Real Estate Tech Co. Raises $78M In Cooley-Led IPO
• Charlesbank Fund Invests $100M In Cloud Optimization Biz
• Del. Justices Nix Investor Appeal In Failed Quantlab Coup
• Calif. Court Revives Veeva's Push To Void Noncompetes
• A Plan For When AI Users' Works Infringe Human Works
• Health Hires: King & Spalding, Arnold & Porter
• Fenwick, Cleary Gottlieb Lead Fitbit's $2.1B Sale To Google