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Technology - December, 2019

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• Give PTAB Leeway In Rejecting Amendments, Top Panel Told
• Hottest Legal Industry Guest Topics Of 2019
• Uber Wins Challenge To NYC Ride-Hailing 'Cruising Cap'
• EPO Rejects Patent Applications For AI-Created Inventions
• AIG Cyber Coverage Case Follows Established Insurance Law
• Fed. Circ. Says Apple Must Face Patent Suit In West Texas
• Bid For Arthrex To Cover All Appeals Fizzles At Full Fed. Circ.
• China Poised To Cut Hundreds Of Tariffs As Tensions Cool
• DraftKings Joins SBTech, Will Go Public In SPAC Merger
• 9th Circ. Says Finding Casino App's Terms Is 'Dumb Luck'
• Gaming Co. Settles $151M Antitrust Suit Funding Dispute
• Feds Assert 5G, Rural Needs Over AGs' T-Mobile/Sprint Row
• Cos. Would Use Voluntary Int'l Tax System, IRS Official Says
• Crypto Startup Plans Token IPO That Could Raise $150M
• Biggest Developments Of 2019 In Antitrust Cases
• Google Accused Of Swiping Patent-Protected AI Technology
• Fed. Circ. Tells PTAB To Take Another Look At Sipco Patent
• Contested Equifax Data Breach Deal Gets Final Nod
• Top PTAB Panel Sets Printed Publication Rules For IPRs
• Recent Cases Offer Clues To Successful Trade Secret Claims
• US, China Phase 1 Trade Deal Is Best Bet For Now
• The Biggest Stories In Florida Legal News Of 2019
• Wawa Data Breach Exposed Credit, Debit Card Numbers
• This Year's Robust M&A Activity Will Likely Continue In 2020
• SG Tells Justices To Skip 'Unsuitable' Abstract Patent Appeal
• Skadden, Latham Steer IAC's $500M Acquisition Of Care.com
• The Trial Results That Made An Impact In 2019
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Submarines, Nuclear Cleanup
• The Biggest Privacy & Cybersecurity Developments Of 2019
• Health Hires: Goodwin, Manatt, Garfunkel Wild
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2019
• Top International Tax Cases Of 2019
• Music Labels Defeat Cox To The Tune Of $1B In Pirating Suit
• OECD Tax Revamp Would Die In Congress, US Official Says
• Google Gets Location Tracking Privacy Suit Tossed For Now
• Netgear Spinoff Wins Toss Of Stock-Drop Suit, For Now
• HP Escapes Lawsuit Over Flash Memory Patents
• Coming Soon: More Federal Action On Pipeline Cybersecurity
• Fed. Circ. Faults Judge's $444K Fee Award In IV Patent Case
• TiVo, Xperi Form $3B Co. With Help From Cooley, Skadden
• Deals Rumor Mill: Broadcom, Nvidia, Universal Music Group
• ​​​​​​​Cyber Standards Org. Demands Atty Fees From Dropped Suit
• A Timeline Of Libra's Bumpy 2019
• Top State & Local Tax Policies Of 2019
• Chancery Blocks Arbitration In Dow-Chemours Cleanup Battle
• Chip Patent Suit Settled After Revival By Fed. Circ.
• Facebook Out $26.5M As Lithuanian Scammer Gets 5 Years
• Latest Daubert Cases, Econ Studies Hold IP Damages Lessons
• The Zigzagging US-China Trade Conflict: A 2019 Timeline
• 4 Lessons From 2019's Bumpy IPO Market
• 5 Trends That Rocked The Legal Industry In 2019
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2019
• The Major Merger Reviews Of 2019
• EU Court Adviser Calls Facebook Data Transfer Tools 'Valid'
• Two Agencies, Two 'Nascent Competitor' Merger Challenges
• Clover Technology's Ch. 11 Confirmation Hearing Set For Jan.
• Rival Liable For Deceiving Public About Windstream's Ch. 11
• Hitachi Receives $8.8B Offer For Chemicals Business
• Chinese Tycoon's Ch. 11 Transferred To California
• Robins Kaplan To Lead Hard Disk Buyers In Price-Fixing MDL
• Blockchain Of Things To Pay SEC $250K For Unregistered ICO
• States Slam Dish At Merger Trial For Past Failings, Dealings
• Brooklyn Teen Charged With $1M 'SIM Swap' Crypto Theft
• Grubhub Investors Sue For Records On Fake Websites
• AT&T's U-Verse Steps On Streaming Patent, Suit Says
• UK Watchdog Calls For Tighter Facebook, Google Regulation
• GoDaddy Tells 9th Circ. It's Settling Out Of Text Blast Suit
• Ex-Legal Chief Says Cognizant Withholding Defense Atty Fees
• Oracle Dodges Suit Over Improper Sales Practices
• Nelson Mullins Picks Up Cybersecurity Pro In Tampa
• EU Parliament Calls For Shared Position On Digital Taxation
• Feds Say Ex-Palo Alto IT Worker Led $7M Insider Trading Ring
• Dish CEO Touts His Co.'s Sweet Deal At T-Mobile/Sprint Trial
• Fed. Circ. Upholds FanDuel, DraftKings' PTAB Win
• 5 Most Important Bid Protest Decisions Of 2019
• Fed. Circ. Told Arthrex Should Apply To All Pending Appeals
• Apple Dubs Investors' Suit A 'Sprawling, 190-Page Riddle'
• Court Finds Edward Snowden Violated NDA With New Memoir
• Intel Expands Parental, Family Leave For Workers In U.S.
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Can't Skirt Hefty Sanctions, Estate Says
• Judging A Book: Hinojosa Reviews 'Crimes And Punishments'
• Ill. Privacy Bill Is Not As Robust As Calif. Law
• Fusion Connect Nears Ch. 11 Exit As Plan Is Approved
• Summit Partners Leads $90M Equity Stake In Odoo
• ITC May Be Straying From Traditional Exclusion Order Test
• Noncompete Misconceptions May Be Inhibiting Reform
• Users Blast Google's Bid To Dodge Voiceprint Collection Suit
• Legal Tech Download: Gavelytics, Clyde & Co. And Deloitte
• Amazon Driver Tells 1st Circ. Wage Suit Belongs In Court
• Clover Technology Hits Ch. 11 To Trim $645M Debt Load
• 4 Firms Drive $4.3B Deal For Cloud Software Biz LogMeIn
• Fox Reporter Had Drug Pipe In Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Courtroom
• Xerox Investors Sue Carl Icahn Over $33B HP Takeover Bid
• NSA Shakes Wikipedia's Challenge To Online Spying Program
• New Pa. Voting Machines Vulnerable To Hacking, Groups Say
• Economist Testifies Oracle Pay Disparities Not Discriminatory
• Real Estate Publisher Accused Of Stealing Lead Generation IP
• Palantir Wins $111M Deal To Integrate Army Database Info
• NTIA Should Stay Out Of Ligado Spectrum Issue, Groups Say
• Another Top Trump Spectrum Policy Adviser Resigns
• Apple, Google Rely On Child Labor Abroad, Suit Says
• Securities Org. Queries Conflicts, Blockchain In Debt Raising
• Space Tech Co. Vector Launch Hits Del. Ch. 11 For IP Sale
• House OKs $1B To Help Small Carriers Replace Chinese Parts
• Knock Down Broadband Barriers, Tribal Advisers Urge Feds
• A Light Touch Regulatory Framework For AI Is Best
• Trivago Escapes Investors' Appeal Of Loss In Stock-Drop Suit
• PTAB Says Uniloc Can Amend Patent Challenged By Apple
• RiverPay Says Rival's Trade Secrets Case Not On Firm Ground
• Privacy Legislation Trends Connected Car Cos. Should Watch
• DLA Piper, Sidley Steer Goldman's $75M Analytics Investment
• European Crypto Mining Co. Latest To Shutter Over AML Regs
• Intel Inks $2B Deal For AI Chipmaker Habana Labs
• Oracle Loses Bid For Early Win In $400M Pay Equity Trial
• Facebook Draws Support In Bid To Undo Privacy Class Action
• Judge Asks If T-Mobile Will Be 'Maverick' Or 'One Of The Boys'
• Baker Botts Atty Says Halo Drastically Tilted Patent Trial Odds
• DC Circ. Urged To Rethink Precedent In Net Neutrality Case
• Fed. Circ.'s FRAND Decision Will Put Spotlight On Juries
• Cybercriminals Phished For Gov't Procurement Credentials
• Where Are Servers, Really? Fed. Circ. Wonders In Google Suit
• Square's IP Head Rips Law Firms' Diversity 'Window Dressing'
• 2 Plead Guilty To Charges In Illegal Streaming Services Case
• Hard Drive Parts Makers Hit With Another Price-Fixing Suit
• 4 Reasons Software Copyright Lawsuits Are On The Rise
• SK Hynix Scores Fed. Circ. Win Over Netlist Memory Patents
• 5 Noncompete Rulings From 2019 Attorneys Should Know
• Electronics Cos. Fight Axed TV Part Buyers' Push To Join MDL
• Ellenoff Leads 2 Blank Check IPOs Raising $445M Combined
• Chinese Fintech, US Social Media Co. Nab $462M Total In IPOs
• Wells Fargo Again Fights Cert. Bid In Mortgage Glitch Suit
• UK Watchdog To Probe Viagogo's $4B StubHub Deal
• US, China Strike Early-Phase Trade Deal To Avert Tariffs
• PTAB Skeptical Uniloc Can't Amend Sensor Patent In IPR
• Oracle Seeks Early Win In $400M Pay Equity Trial
• France Asked To Probe Vanity Fair, Facebook Over Tracking
• Flashy T-Mobile CEO Touts 'Supercharged' Merger With Sprint
• Biz Manager Gets 2½ Years Over $2.2M DOD Parts Scam
• Calif. Judge Offers Tips On Winning Alice Invalidity Motions
• Ill. Latest To Sue Juul For Deceptively Marketing To Minors
• Satellite Co. Tells Justices Int'l Rules Flouted In $1M Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, Caser Seguros, Versant Health
• Turkey Enacts 7.5% Digital Services Tax
• Quantcast Gets Sales Reps' OT Suit Booted To Arbitration
• FCC Advances Plan To Split Up Auto Safety Spectrum
• Australian Gov't To Beef Up Digital Platform Regulation
• Eventbrite Seeks Out Of Investors' Suit Over IPO
• Brazil Fines IBM $14M For Closing Red Hat Deal Preapproval
• Ex Parte Appeal Can Be A Strategic Patent Prosecution Tool
• Fenwick-Led Bill.com Soars After Pricing Upsized $216M IPO
• High-Profile CEOs Urge 'Economy-Wide Action' On Paid Leave
• NYSE Amends Plan To Allow Capital Raising In Direct Listings
• HP Accuses Autonomy CEO Of Repeated Lies At Trial
• PayPal Sues CFPB Over Recent Digital Wallet Rule Change
• Oracle's Pay Unequal By Up To $800M, Economist Testifies
• Del. Justices Dismayed By Lack Of Record In Forum Dispute
• Dems Call Out McConnell For Blocking Vote On Net Neutrality
• Calif. Consumers Defend TCPA Suit Against Pot Software Co.
• Sprint/T-Mobile Trial Judge Weighs Harm Claim Of $4B-$8B
• Inside High Court Debate Over Bar On IPR Appellate Review
• Senate Panel Advances Divisive Spectrum Bill On Party Lines
• Philips Urges ITC To Investigate Fitbit, Garmin Wearables
• Chinese Prof Keeps Huawei-Funded Wilson Sonsini Attys
• Microsoft Wins PTAB Review Of Uniloc Data Patent
• Fed. Circ. Won't Redo Capital One's IP Firm Antitrust Ruling
• Strategies To Maintain Privilege In Crisis Response Scenarios
• Venable Picks Mintz Veteran To Helm Telecom Group
• Sidley Helps Deutsche Bank With $294M Manhattan Loan
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-Abbott Worker's Benefits Challenge
• Pamplona Leads $200M Injection For Streaming Workout Biz
• Fitbit Says Philips' Health-Tracking IP Fails Under Alice
• Female Engineer Says Oracle Fired Her After Pay Pushback
• Telekom Execs Deny Less Competition Was Aim In Sprint Deal
• PTAB Skeptical Nintendo Didn't Clear Evidence Bar In IP Row
• Venture Capital, Startup Pro Joins Michael Best In Chicago
• House Votes To Renew Part Of Satellite TV Law
• Congress Threatens Tech Cos. With Encryption Legislation
• Legal Secretary Jobs Expected To Vanish In UK
• 3 Firms Steer Vertiv's Go-Public Deal With Blank Check Co.
• Poland Accuses Online Retail Site Allegro Of Antitrust Abuses
• PTAB Upholds Bulk Of LED Technology Patent
• Investors Hit Mobile Game Co. SciPlay With Stock-Drop Suit
• Pandora, Sirius Look To Exit Suit Over Media-Sharing Patents
• DOJ Taps Ex-Facebook GC To Oversee T-Mobile-Sprint Deal
• Tech Data Wraps Up Go-Shop Period With $6B Apollo Deal
• CRT Buyers Say Delay Tactics Bar Chinese Cos.' Appeal
• Algorithmic Tacit Collusion Is A Limited Threat To Competition
• Justices Weigh 'Actual Knowledge' Practically In ERISA Case
• GLAAD Urges Facebook To Drop Law Firms' HIV Drug Ads
• MVP: Wachtell's Ronald Chen
• Slack's Direct Listing Tests Limits Of Securities Act
• PayCargo Renews Antitrust Suit Over Rival's Product Ties
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Fights Atty Fee Bid Over Sanctions
• Justices Won't Settle Claim Construction 'Feud' In Intel Case
• Fenwick-Steered Fintech Co. Ups IPO Target To $176M
• Just Eat Spurns Prosus' £5.1B Bid In Favor Of Takeaway Deal
• T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Trial Kicks Off Without Openings
• AT&T Argues No Liability In SIM Swap Crypto Theft Case
• Calif. AG Facing Pressure To Revise Consumer Privacy Regs
• 'Imaginary' Vote Concerns Raised In $1.9B Mindbody Deal Suit
• Justices At Odds On Allowing PTAB Time-Bar Appeals
• SG Says Justices Should Use Athena Case To Redo Mayo
• Romanians To Serve 2 Decades For $4M Email Scam
• FCC's $9B Rural Broadband Plan Takes Heat From Activists
• Equifax Consumer Class Attorneys Defend Data Breach Deal
• Amazon Says Trump Bias Led To Errors In $10B JEDI Deal
• Ligado Says Argument There's Enough 5G Spectrum 'Absurd'
• SunEdison Sues US Trustee Over Bankruptcy Fee Hike
• Ericsson Defends IP Win Against HTC To 5th Circ.
• How To Ward Off Nonclient Suits Over Lawyers' Speech
• Justices Won't Review Berkeley Cellphone Radiation Warning
• 11th Circ. Says Insurer Still Has To Cover $1.7M Transfer Fraud
• Wells Fargo Fights New Claims In Foreclosure Glitch Suit
• Nextdoor Slammed With TCPA Suit For 'Unsolicited' Texts
• 3 Firms Steer Chinese Chemical Co. Seeking $70M US Offering
• MVP: Fenwick & West's Douglas N. Cogen
• Product Liability Claims Can Be A Global Threat To Cos.
• Mass. Insurance Software Biz Draws $120M Investment
• Counterfeit Good Policing In 2019 Was Redefined By Tech
• Fitbit Investor Sues Over $2.1B Sale To Google
• Carbonite Investor Wants To Halt $1.42B OpenText Merger
• The AGs Challenging T-Mobile/Sprint & The Ones Left Behind
• Ex-Oracle Workers Air Grievances In $400M Pay Equity Trial
• Don't Ignore 'Lack Of Diligence' In Mortgage Suit: Wells Fargo
• GAO Backs Air Force's Cutting Of Co. From $13B Contract
• Feds Say Chinese Spy Must Face IP Theft Conspiracy Charges
• Marketing Co. Says USCIS Wrongly Denied H-1B For Manager
• 2nd Circ. Says Title VII Pay Claims Don't Need 'Equal Work'
• Nvidia Rips Morgan Stanley Analyst's Role In Stock-Drop Suit
• SEC Rejects NYSE's Plan To Expand Direct Listings
• DLA Piper Adds Patent Pro From Arnold & Porter In Calif.
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Decisions Upholding Data Patents
• Jury Says Elon Musk Didn't Defame With 'Pedo Guy' Tweet
• Sanders Platform Calls For Breakup Of Cable Cos., ISPs
• Justices Told Arthrex 'Uncertainty' Overshadows Immunity Bid
• TikTok Brokers $1M Deal To Settle Claims It Shared Kids' Data
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Ax Of Semiconductor IP As 'Doing Math'
• MVP: Goodwin's Anthony McCusker
• Facebook Wants Cambridge Analytica Developer Sanctioned
• Online Used Car Seller Vroom Gets $254M In Funding Round
• 11 Firms To Steer IPOs Raising $2.7B, Led By Brazilian Fintech
• What State Lawmakers Will Be Focused On In 2020
• PTAB To Review Patent Texas Court Said Is Abstract
• Can We Get An Administration Standard On Tech Standards?
• Fintech-Focused Apis Clinches 2nd Fund With $563M In Tow
• Real Estate Rumors: Facebook, PwC, Trammell Crow
• 'Blocking Patent' Doctrine May Now Apply To All Technologies
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC Says Cambridge Analytica Deceived Facebook Users
• Fed. Circ. Vacates Samsung PTAB Win In Light Of Arthrex
• Elon Musk's 'Pedo' Tweet 'Devastated' Spelunker, Jury Told
• Facebook Asks High Court To Take Up Biometric Privacy Case
• Twitter Investor Files Stock-Drop Suit Over Ad Revenue Slump
• Yelp Is Liable For Buffalo Wild Wings' Texts, 9th Circ. Hears
• Twitter, Facebook, YouTube Shake Suit In Dallas Shooting
• Huawei Asks 5th Circ. To Nix 'Unlawful' FCC Subsidy Ban
• Oracle Shareholders Get Rare Doc Rights In $9.3B Tie-Up Row
• Fed. Circ. Rules Ericsson FRAND Case Must Go To Jury
• Making Room For New Players Critical To 5G Race, Sens. Say
• Facebook Says Chinese Co. Infiltrated Users, Ran Fake Ads
• EU's Progress On 5G Cybersecurity Plan Garners US Praise
• What To Watch As T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Fight Goes To Trial
• Fed. Circ. Told To Nix FedEx PTAB Win With Fruitcake Analogy
• Cannabis, Crypto Cos. Expected To Be 2020 Hacker Targets
• States Seek To Reveal Sprint, T-Mobile Merger Emails On DOJ
• Patriot National Trustee Seeking $6.2M From Founder
• Deals Rumor Mill: Kering, Aston Martin, Thai Beverage
• Real Estate Rumors: Orda, KeyBank, CitizenM
• Japan Approves Early-Phase Trade Deals With US
• What Is A 'Reasonably Useful Form' For Production Of ESI?
• Amazon Says Trump's Influence Tainted $10B Pentagon Deal
• Calif. Appeals Court OKs Nixing Twitter Sex Bias Class
• High Court To Scrutinize Appeals Of PTAB Time-Bar Decisions
• DC Gets Quick Win In No-Bid Sports Betting Contract Row
• Renewable Power Co. Hack Highlights Security Concerns
• US Charges 2 Russians With Massive Hacking, Fraud Scheme
• Elon Musk 'Pedo' Tweet 'A Life Sentence,' Cave Diver Testifies
• High Court Skeptical Of Intel Group's Stance In ERISA Row
• VirnetX Investor Says CEO Using Co. As 'Personal Piggy-Bank'
• Senate Privacy Hearing Zeroes In On Right To Sue, Preemption
• Privacy Group Gets OK To Seek Federal AI Panel's Records
• PTAB Allows J&J Unit To Amend Surgical Device Patent
• BraunHagey Atty To Decide Apple, Cisco Fee Redos In IP Suits
• Calif. Justices Weigh Wages For Bag Checks In Apple Case
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Michel Calls On Justices To Resolve Claim Construction 'Feud'
• Mnuchin Has 'Serious Concerns' With OECD Digital Tax Plan
• AIG Unit Says Privacy Breach Is Contract Issue And Not Hack
• Oracle Settles 401(k) Participants' ERISA Suit On Day Of Trial
• Ad Regulator Issues Guidance On Consent For Data Sharing
• FCC May Scrap 4G Fund Over Exaggerated Carrier Data
• Ex-Fitzpatrick Cella IP Duo Joins Calhoun Bhella In NY
• Snapchat Takes Class Cert. Fight In IPO Suit To 9th Circ.
• Innovative Collaborations Require Antitrust Flexibility
• Congress, DOT Paving The Way For Autonomous Vehicles
• GOP, Auto Industry Fight FCC Plan To Split Safety Spectrum
• Lyft Ignores Rapes And Sex Assaults, Passengers Say
• Lowenstein Steers $193.5M Insurance Software Co. Sale
• Cyber Lab Drops Antitrust Suit Against Standards Org
• Duolingo Scores $1.5B Valuation With Latest Funding Round
• CareerBuilder Says Suit Over 401(k) Plan 'Too Conclusory'
• Cooley, Kirkland Drive $2B Deal For Education Software Co.
• Elon Musk Tells Jury 'Pedo Guy' Tweet Wasn't Literal
• Intel Case, DOL Rule Could Build ERISA Shield For Employers
• Major Studios Ink $50M Deal With Omniverse Over Pirating
• TikTok Illegally Collected, Shared Children's Data, Parents Say
• 'Stick To Facts,' Phone Buyers Told In Qualcomm Cert. Appeal
• Alternative Credit Data Useful If Deployed Sensibly: Agencies
• FBI Calls FaceApp 'Potential Counterintelligence Threat'
• T-Mobile, Sprint Pare Down States' Evidence Ahead Of Trial
• Global Tax Plan Can't Be Weighed In Isolation, Biz Groups Say
• Sidley Partner DQ'd From Huawei Bank Fraud Case
• Google Wins PTAB Challenge To Communications Patent
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Ad Data Storage Patents Valid Under Alice
• Facebook Asks Fed. Circ. To Rethink PTAB Judges Ruling
• Microsoft Gets Refund In Mass. Sales Tax Apportionment Row
• Ex-Googler Levandowski Gets Jan. 2021 Trade Secrets Trial
• Satellite TV Law Reauthorization Is Inevitable, Experts Say
• 1 Firm Led Pack In November Dominated By Blank Check IPOs
• Evolving Deference Principles May Affect Tax Matters
• Patent Decision Highlights Cross-Appeal Considerations
• Music Site Genius Says Google Is Stealing Song Lyrics
• Data Co. Raises $65M For Customer Relationship Platform
• Ubiquiti And Investor Reach $15M Settlement Agreement
• Major Patent Venues Diverge On Source Code Review Rules
• Takeaway Calls Prosus' Competing $6B Just Eat Bid Too Low
• Gamers Oppose Nintendo Bid To Arbitrate Joystick Claims
• Musk's Buzzfeed Email In 'Pedo' Suit Won't Go To Damages
• Inventors, Law Profs Support FTC In Fight With Qualcomm
• US Seeks To Extradite Ex-Autonomy CEO In Fraud Case
• UK Court Clears Apple In Conversant Interface Patent Case
• Fed. Circ. Weighs Medical Device Indefiniteness Case
• Ex-Chicago Transit Authority Worker Alleges Retaliation
• DHS To Require Agencies To Welcome Security Flaw Reports
• Ex-Boies Schiller Atty Joins DLA Piper's New York Office
• FCC Cements Tribal Filing Window, Outreach Plan For 2.5 GHz
• 3 Tech Startups Launch IPOs That Could Raise $768M Total
• Apple Can't Exit Case Alleging Faulty 'Butterfly' Keyboards
• Just Eat Investor Says $8.2B Bid Needed To Top Current Deal
• US Proposes 100% Tariffs On French Imports Over Digital Tax
• Do Calif. AG's New Regs Exceed Scope Of Privacy Law?
• SC Becomes Latest State To Adopt Tech Competency Rule
• Davis Polk-Led Brazilian Financial Firm Launches $1.7B IPO
• Nossaman Hires Corporate Law Pro For Calif. Office
• Pai Asks Congress To Revoke Public Safety Spectrum Auction
• Gilstrap Refuses To Send Apple, Amazon IP Cases To Calif.
• UK Online Grocer Ocado Sells $776M In Convertible Bonds
• PTAB Rejects Microsoft Challenge To 'Ambiguous' Claims
• Google-Looker $2.6B Deal Spurs UK Antitrust Probe
• Health System Sues Software Co. For 'NotPetya' Cyberattack