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Technology - January, 2020

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• Record Facebook Deal May Boost US Privacy Law Push
• Axon Fights FTC's Bid To Keep Merger Challenge In-House
• Apple Investors Filed Chart Outlining A 'Sprawling' Suit
• Tesla Investor Faces Headwinds In Chancery Records Suit
• Hong Kong Wants To Give Cos. Special Voting Rights
• Turnover At Telecom Agency Hands Trump, FCC More Power
• Fed. Circ. Judges Blast Arthrex But Say Their Hands Are Tied
• Former Mo. Business Owner Pleads Guilty In Fraud Scheme
• PTAB Will Review Tela Patent But Denies 2nd Intel Petition
• Carriers Tout Anti-Robocall Progress Amid FCC Scrutiny
• Cox Aims To Kill 'Unprecedented' $1B Music Piracy Verdict
• Telescope Co. Calls $5M Antitrust Fee Bid Args 'Red Herring'
• Foley Recruits Gov't Compliance Pro From Reed Smith
• Texas Verdict Could Be Bellwether For Trade Secrets Litigation
• Tech Giants Tell DC Circ. Conservatives' $1.5B Suit Is Bunk
• AT&T Sued For Firing Older Workers In Favor Of 'Agile' Ones
• Apple Urges Fed. Circ. To Move EDTX Patent Row To Calif.
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Kirkland, Skadden
• Nev. Man Could Pay $1K-A-Day Fine In CFTC's $11M Ponzi Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Jet, Chopper And Cloud Deals
• Online Designer Clothes Platform Raises $100M
• Davidson Berquist DQ'd From Patent Appeal Over Conflict
• Why Some Cities, States Are Rejecting Cashless Commerce
• FCC Nets $7.6B In Latest Auction For 5G-Primed Spectrum
• Most Lawyers Do Not Understand How AI Works
• Pai Says At Least One Carrier Illegally Shared Mobile Data
• Most Claims Chopped In Apple IPhone Audio Defect Suit
• Technology Group Of The Year: Cooley
• 4 Considerations When Moving To A New Law Firm
• Splits Remain As Nations Back OECD Push For Reforms
• BIPA Bares Its Teeth In Facebook Biometric Privacy Deal
• Microsoft Ruling Highlights Need To Document Biz Decisions
• Canada Panel Urges Tax, Content Rules For Streaming Cos.
• T-Mobile/Sprint Judge Rejects Input From Dish Spectrum Rival
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google's PTAB Win Over Philips Media Patent
• FCC Floats $13M Fine For 'Hateful' Political Robocaller
• Energy Software Co. Beats Fraud Suit Over Stock-Swap Deal
• FTC Issues Warning To VoIPs Over Aid To Robocallers
• PTAB Trims Qualcomm Wireless Patent, Then Amends It
• DOJ Hammers On Sabre-Farelogix Merger Risk In Del. Trial
• 11th Circ. Urged To Revisit Suit Over False Bar Exam Results
• Fed. Circ. To Review Axing Of Damages Evidence In IP Case
• LabMD Racketeering Suit Against Tiversa, Law Firms Axed
• Sens. Roll Out Bill To Keep Most C-Band Revenue For Gov't
• Broad Defense Policy Restrictions Put Higher Ed At Legal Risk
• Chinese Laptop Distributor Dodges $4.8M Fund Diversion Suit
• Amazon Says Bias Suit Over Its Job Ads Threatens Calif. Cos.
• Comparing The Presidential Candidates On Trade
• 6 Tesla Directors Settle SolarCity Merger Suit In Del. For $60M
• AIG Must Cover Software Co.'s Deal In $6M Email Scam Suit
• Dem FCC Commissioner Urges Collecting More Diversity Data
• Days Before Merger, Drinker Biddle Adds 4 IP Partners In Colo.
• A Modest Plan To Streamline Civil Cases In LA Superior Court
• Wells Fargo Borrowers Win Cert. In Foreclosure Suit
• Antitrust Enforcement Centers On Technology Industry
• Patriot National Trustee Wants Ex-VPs' Severance Pay Back
• Cooley Steers Insurance Marketplace's $100M Funding Round
• FCC To Dole Out $20.4B Subsidies Despite Dems' Misgivings
• California's New Privacy Law Faces Its First Big Challenge
• Google, Facebook, YouTube Beat PersonalWeb IP Claims
• Feds Urged To Probe Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• Facebook, Ill. Users Ink Record $550M Biometric Privacy Deal
• GAO Says DHA's Talks With $25M Deal Bidders Were Fair
• Black Knight Says Antitrust Suit Is Based On 'Lawful Conduct'
• Ad Industry Urges Calif. AG To Delay CCPA Enforcement
• Google Gets PTAB To Review Broadcast Patent
• Axinn's Calif. Office Adds IP Pros From White & Case, Fenwick
• GAO Affirms Broad Scope Of $10B VA Health Record Deal
• LOT Network Booms With Promise Of 'Patent Troll' Protection
• Swiss IT Co. Gets Green Light For IPO Using Blockchain
• Mobile Messaging Co. Closes $70M In Latest Funding Round
• Mass. Judge OKs $3M Uber Deal After Atty Fee Concerns
• Video Security Co. Verkada Valued At $1.6B In Funding Round
• DOJ Antitrust Alumnus Rejoins Brownstein Hyatt
• Justices Told Fed. Circ. Flouted Alice In $24M Cisco IP Row
• Broadband Price Touted As Most Important Access Factor
• FCC Says Lifeline Abuse Likely Goes Beyond Sprint
• What Courts Are Saying About Litigation Finance Disclosure
• Apple, Broadcom Hit With $1.1B Verdict In Caltech Patent Suit
• US-China Trade Deal Will Help IP Owners
• Toshiba Can't Shake Stock Claims Revived By 9th Circ.
• Cellspin Tells PTAB New Arguments Should Sink Dual IPRs
• European Parliament Socialists Want 18% Minimum Corp. Tax
• Apple, Broadcom 'Hid' Witness In $1.1B Patent Trial, Jury Told
• GoPro Investors Say Execs Misled Over Drone Revenue
• Ex-Cognizant Execs' Case Raises Novel FCPA Issues
• DOJ Moves To Shut Down 2 Major Robocall Operations
• Supreme Court Can't Get Enough Copyright And Trademark
• Fitbit Can Work Out Design Defect Suit With Arbitrator
• IT Cos. Sue Over $350M In Border Fees For Visa Changes
• Help Wanted: DOJ Seeks Attys, Paralegals For Tech Probe
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery On Sending Case To Austria
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, G6 Hospitality, DL3 Realty
• Barnes & Thornburg Helps Customer Tech Co. Raise $100M
• Canadian Traffic Tech Co. Closes $91M Funding Round
• Anticipating A Turning Point In US Export Controls For Tech
• China Urges Investors To Respond 'Rationally' To Coronavirus
• Surefire Marketing Methods To Build Your Legal Practice
• Strategy Lessons From Wells Fargo Fintech Patent Litigation
• Delaware Cases Shed Light On Electronic Books And Records
• FCC Member Warns Internet Blackout Possible Under US Law
• FAA Drone ID Proposal Would Bring Order To Busy Skies
• Harvard Chem Chair Charged With Lying About China Ties
• Simpson, Kirkland Drive $3.3B Deal For Delphi Technologies
• Apple Expert Stumped By Report's Errors In Caltech IP Trial
• Jawbone Exec Tells Jury Ex-Worker Stole Invaluable Studies
• Gamers Can't Appeal Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight, Court Told
• Wash. Bills Aim To Stop Social Casino Illegal Gambling Suits
• Baseless IP Suit Over Global Entry, Green Cards Ends In Fees
• FTC, Facebook Say $5B Privacy Deal Benefits Consumers
• Senators Want To Know If DOD Blocked Huawei Export Rule
• PTAB Says Certificate Of Correction Can't Apply Retroactively
• Ransomware Victims Get New Path To Coverage In Md. Ruling
• United Exec Brands Sabre-Farelogix Deal Antitrust 'Nightmare'
• DocuSign Hit With TM Suit By Rival SignEasy Over 'EasySign'
• FCC Clears Google, Sony To Oversee 5G In 'Innovation Band'
• Dish, 5G Dominate Briefs Staking Out Stands On Sprint Deal
• Five Companies Jolt IPO Pipeline With Deals Totaling $560M
• K&L Gates Accused Of Not Accommodating Worker's ADHD
• Body Cam Case Could Align FTC-DOJ Merger Procedures
• PTAB Lets Emmy Winner Amend 2 More Audio Patents In IPRs
• Trump Fires New Broadside At Pirate Radio Stations
• Labaton Leads IRobot Shareholders 'Channel-Stuffing' Suit
• UPMC Accused Of Giving Private Patient Info To Advertisers
• Setting Boundaries: An Essential Skill For Lawyers
• LinkedIn Will Go To Supreme Court Over Data Scraping
• Justices Reject 3 More Cases Challenging Alice
• Debevoise Grows Cybersecurity Arm With Ex-Davis Polk Hire
• USPTO Guidance Not Helpful For Method Patent Applicants
• Agent Unsure Ex-Jawbone Worker Accessed Backed-Up IP
• States Beef Up Fintech Regs As Feds Slow To Offer Guidance
• Broadcom Chips 'Very Different' From Caltech IP, Jury Told
• UK Extends Privacy Law Patchwork With New Kids' Rules
• PTAB Says User Manual Counts As Printed Publication In IPR
• Apple Hit With $85M Patent Verdict In WiLAN Damages Retrial
• Bill Would Limit Spy Agencies' Domestic Surveillance
• Stage Set For DOJ Antitrust Bout Over Sabre's Farelogix Deal
• Google, Cartoon Network Want Out Of Data Gathering Suit
• Dish Spectrum Rival Seeks To Weigh In On Sprint Deal
• What Patents' Status As Franchises Means For NPEs
• Facebook Is Not An Illegal Monopoly
• 'Overbuilding' Pits Faster Web Speeds Against New Coverage
• ABA Rules For Departing Attys Set Unprecedented Limits
• American HomePatient's $1M Deal Over Stolen Drives OK'd
• 11th Circ. Insurance Ruling Views Cybercrime Realistically
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Winston, Gibson, Bär
• Apple Worker Who Cared For Sister's Kids Loses FMLA Suit
• BakerHostetler Nabs Philly Atty For New Digital Asset Group
• VMware Hit With $236M Verdict For Willful Infringement
• House Leaders Ask Watchdog To Probe Spectrum Breakdown
• FTC Says Lawsuit Can't Halt Body Cam Merger Review
• Dems Say Trump Atty Undercuts DOJ Case In Subpoena Fight
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Wrongly Let Facebook Win Patent Fight
• Encryption Battles May Inform Fights Over 3D Printing Rule
• Insurer Must Cover Co.'s Costs After Ransomware Attack
• IBM Hit With Biometric Privacy Suit Over Image Use
• Maine Wants 1st Circ. To Unblock Pay-Per-Channel Cable Law
• VMware Calls Cirba's $235M IP Damages Bid 'Unreasonable'
• Real Estate Rumors: Clarion, Microsoft, CIT Group
• PTAB Says Apple's 'Radical Change In Approach' Dooms IPR
• O'Rielly Suggests FCC Could Ink 5.9 GHz Rules By Summer
• AT&T Says $1.8M Crypto Theft Claims Have 'Critical Holes'
• SanDisk Gets Memory Card Labeling Suit Wiped In Calif.
• Google Wants Media Ad Co.'s Monopolization Suit Deleted
• Federal AI Panel Report May Help Guide New Export Controls
• What To Know As Alphabet Hits 'Search' On A New CLO
• USPTO Concerned Fed. Circ. Is Invoking Arthrex 'Reflexively'
• Class Fights To Keep Cert. In Crypto 'Miners' Ponzi Case
• Wilson Sonsini Helps Anzu Partners Clinch $190M Fund
• Telecoms Ask Fed. Circ. For Second Crack At TQ Delta Patents
• Deny Bids To Kill AT&T Rate Rulings, Gov't. Urges DC Circ.
• Deals Rumor Mill: Univision, Eurazeo, Tegna
• Squire Patton Boggs Nabs Ex-Venable Patent Pro
• IBM Presses Insurer CEO Over £130M IT Problem Claims
• US Not Backing Off Safe Harbor Tax Demand, Official Says
• Xerox Preps Slate Of 11 HP Nominees In $33B Takeover Push
• Ex-Jawbone Worker Stole IP Before Joining Fitbit, Jury Told
• Telegram Calls SEC's $1.7B Suit 'Fundamentally Flawed'
• Execs On Notice After Report Of Saudi Bezos Cellphone Hack
• PTAB Casts Doubt On Validity Of Wireless Tech Patent
• Dem Bill Would Kill FCC Rule On Cable Co. Franchise Fees
• Pai Welcomes Plan For 5.9 GHz-Connected Vehicles In Virginia
• Oracle Says Microsoft Winning JEDI Doesn't Moot Protest
• US Safe Harbor Plan Not 'Credible,' French Official Says
• FCC Prods Major Music Producers On Payola Practices
• 9th Circ. Urged To Revive LG, Samsung Anti-Poaching Suit
• Clover Wins OK For Ch. 11 Plan With $400M Debt-Equity Swap
• Weighing Trade Secrets Vs. Patents For Protecting Ideas
• Nissan Ex-CEO Illustrates Do's And Don'ts Of Image Repair
• Kik Ordered To Tell SEC About Recent Business Endeavors
• VirnetX Slams Apple's High Court Bid To Ax $439M IP Verdict
• 5G Expansion Plans Require Larger Workforce, Sens. Told
• Baker McKenzie Reps Tencent's $148M Bid For Game Co.
• GCs Must Brace For AI-Based Litigation Risks
• Cerner Corp. Accused Of Mismanaging Retirement Plan
• USCIS Reverses Denial Of Marketing Co.'s H-1B For Manager
• Two Sigma Nabs $288M For Data-Driven Startup Investments
• UK Cybercrime Laws Need Reform, Report Says
• Theater Owners Fight DOJ's Bid To Nix Longtime Protections
• Cybersecurity Co. Joins LOT Network To Fight 'Patent Trolls'
• NJ High Court Challenges Legality Of Forced IPhone Access
• Blockchain Groups Ask To Weigh In On $1.7B Telegram Case
• Judge Kills $10M Patent Verdict Against Nintendo Under Alice
• State AGs Object To Google's $13M Street View Deal
• Crypto Co. Can't Have More Time To Serve Foreign Firms
• Cannabis Co. Accused Of Stealing Hemp-Drying Technology
• Tech Firms Fall Short In Getting Feds' Visa Policy Reversed
• US, France Fend Off Tariffs Over Digital Tax Issue
• IBM Inks $80K Deal To Settle Ex-Worker's Pregnancy Bias Suit
• Justices Urged To Review NJ Taxing All Gains From Co.'s Sale
• PennyMac Says 'Monopolist' Software Co. Must Face Lawsuit
• Justices' IBM Ruling Gives Life To ERISA Disclosure Liability
• Uber Dodges Defunct Rival's Predatory Tactics Suit For Now
• The Int'l, Federal And State Taxation Forecast For 2020
• Bill Would Cut Off US Intel For Allies That Use Huawei For 5G
• Sprint/T-Mobile Denial 'Problematic,' FCC Commish Warns
• Calif. Rips Uber, Postmates' Dynamex Law Injunction Bid
• Perkins Coie Hit With $150M Suit Claiming Patent Cover-Up
• FDA Focus: What Ropes & Gray's Practice Chair Is Watching
• PTAB Says Non-Patent Owner Suits Can Trigger Time Bar
• 4 Cases That Will Shape Clickwrap Litigation In 2020
• AT&T Investors Defend 'Painstakingly Specific' Lawsuit
• High Court Won't Take On SunEdison Stock-Drop Suit
• Debevoise Assists As Baring Notches $6.5B For 7th PE Fund
• High Court Won't Take Up Facebook Biometric Privacy Case
• Jury Told Apple Wi-Fi Would Slow Without Caltech IP
• EU Mulls Temporary Ban On Face ID Tech In Public Places
• Surescripts Can't Sink FTC's Monopoly Case
• Bloomberg Beats AI Company's Trade Secret Theft Suit
• Uber's Bid To End Monopoly Suit Faces Skeptical Judge
• Ribbon Communications Investor Sues To Block $456M Deal
• Pulling Up Stakes: Sidley, Baker Botts, Hogan Lovells
• Facebook Must Turn Over App Data As Part Of Mass. Probe
• Roomba Maker Says 6 GHz Changes Could Disrupt Home Tech
• FCC Commissioners Push Dynamic Spectrum Sharing Tech
• 4 Companies Kick Off 2020 IPO Season After Raising $373M
• Travelers Needn't Defend KLA-Tencor In Patent Antitrust Row
• Tech Giants Join Fight Against Trump 'Public Charge' Policy
• SEC Fights Bahamian Adviser's Bid To Kill Fraud Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Simpson, White
• Judge Doubts Suit Can Undo FCC Accounting Rule Freeze
• PTAB Upholds 1 Realtime Patent In Netflix Row, Axes Another
• Fintech Blank-Check Co. East Stone Readies $100M IPO
• Crypto Market Maker Sues Fr8 Token Issuer For $1.8M
• Hogan Lovells Opens US Doc Review Site Alongside Elevate
• Litigating FRAND Rates After Fed. Circ. Ericsson Decision
• Google Gets 26 Amicus Briefs In Oracle Copyright War
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Zscaler To Pay $15M To Settle Symantec Patent Suits
• Davis Polk, Covington Steer Clarivate's $950M DRG Buy
• Apple Devices Smaller, Better By Infringing Caltech, Jury Told
• App Cos. Sue Facebook Over 'Brazen' Anti-Competitive Plot
• Telegram, SEC Seek Quick Result In $1.7B Crypto Case
• FBI Will Now Alert State Officials If Election System Breached
• Intel And Apple Get 4 Qualcomm Patents Axed At PTAB
• USPTO Hears Mixed Views On AI Copyright Protections
• Dems Warn That Iran Could Target Telecom Networks
• Wells Fargo Won't Settle With Calif. Class In Mortgage Suit
• DOT To Launch 5.9 GHz Pilot Program Despite FCC Reorg
• Carlyle-Backed Chemicals Supplier Atotech Files $100M IPO
• Microsoft Tells Fed. Circ. Uniloc Owes Fees For Dupe IP Suit
• Unity Helps Boost Nations' Tax Powers, OECD Tax Chief Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Albertsons, Springer Nature, DuPont
• Wright Medical Hit With Suit To Halt $4B Sale To Stryker
• Tata Urges 7th Circ. To Toss $420M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Ex-Air Force Staffer, Contractor Indicted Over Bribery Scheme
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive Ex-AT&T Worker's Medical Leave Suit
• How Associate Life Has Evolved Over The Past Decade
• Linklaters, DLA Piper Steer Hyundai's $111M Electric Van Bet
• Qualcomm Seeks To Kill Investor Action Over FTC Case
• The New Class Action Frontier Under Illinois Privacy Law
• Delivery Hero Raises €2.32B To Back Woowa Buy
• 1.5B Apple Devices Infringed Caltech Patents, Jury Told
• Patent Behemoth IBM Latest Co. To Join LOT Network
• BGI's Counterpunch Against Illumina Draws Mixed Reaction
• PTAB Weighs Sanofi Insulin Pen Patents In Mylan IP Row
• 9th Circ. Told It Can Wade Into Big Fish App Pop-Up Fight
• Equifax Data Breach Settlement Is A Good Deal, Judge Says
• Sprint/T-Mobile Deal Will Lead To High Prices, Court Hears
• Goodwin Flips Script To Turn Contract Row Into Patent Win
• EU Court Adviser Suggests Curbing Gov't Security Data Grabs
• Kik Says SEC's Request For More Discovery 'Unnecessary'
• How The US Plans To Enforce Its New Trade Deal With China
• How The High Court Could Reshape The TCPA's Future
• Attorney's TV News Interview Draws Call For Sanctions
• Fed's Real-Time Payments Idea Presents Risks, Challenges
• What's Changed And What's The Same In Final CFIUS Rules
• Apple Buyers Bring Faulty Security Patch Suit To 9th Circ.
• Global Cartel Enforcers Shift Attention To Local Conspiracies
• VC Firm Behind Goop, Peloton Raises $300M
• As Harman Asks For Dismissal, Investors Seek Class Cert.
• Proving Printed Publication As Prior Art In IPR Proceedings
• SRI Says Cisco's High Court Bid Rests On 'Made-Up Question'
• KKR Scores $2.2B For Latest Tech Growth Fund
• FCC Dem Says Congress Must Set Pre-Auction C-Band Rules
• Apple Facing Copyright Fight Over Shyamalan TV Series
• US, China Ink 'Phase 1' Trade Deal After Years Of Turmoil
• PTAB Grapples With Gasoline Definition In Sunoco IP Row
• Bitcoin Founder Reveals Holdings After Sanctions Threat
• Dating Apps, Ad Firms Accused of Illegally Leaking User Data
• Feds Say 'Concise' Charges Against Ex-Theranos Exec Suffice
• CargoSprint Looks To Beat Rival's 'Tying' Scheme Claims
• Real Estate Rumors: Telefonica, Hausfeld, Alejandro Araujo
• Amazon Will Seek To Block DOD's $10B JEDI Deal
• Wash. Blasts DOJ For Undermining T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge
• Autonomous Vehicle Guidance Gives Industry Room To Grow
• Kennedy Wants Inside Track On FCC's C-Band Auction Plans
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Wins For EBay, Others On GUI Patents
• Health Tech Boom In 2020s Will Test Fraud, Privacy Laws
• Breaking Down Brazil's 1st Data Protection Law
• Satellite Group Asks FCC For 'Incentives' In C-Band Reorg
• High Court Kicks IBM Stock-Drop Case Back To 2nd Circ.
• Wash. Could Be Next To Enact Consumer Data Privacy Law
• High Court Slams Door On Pleas To Redo Patent Eligibility
• Del. Justices Say Chancery Was Right To Toss Uber-Otto Suit
• Judge Orders Telegram To Produce Redacted Bank Docs
• Best Buy, LG Want Out Of False Ad Suit Over TV Specs
• VMware Accused Of Trying To Destroy Rival At IP Trial Kickoff
• Pai Cautions Against FCC-Mandated Cybersecurity Rules
• Ex-Facebook GC Approved To Monitor Sprint/T-Mobile Merger
• TurboTax Shouldn't Be Called Free In Ads, Users Say
• GrubHub Drivers' Wage Suits Belong In Court, 7th Circ. Told
• High Court Won't Hear Oracle v. Rimini Copyright Case Again
• Barr Pressures Apple To Unlock Navy Base Shooter's IPhones
• Supreme Court Rejects 10 Patent Cases
• Fed. Circ. Seems Open To Restoring IP Suit Against Facebook
• Skadden, Wilson Sonsini Guide $5.3B Visa-Plaid Deal
• FCC Chief Defends Axing SF Broadband Sharing Rule
• FDA Slams Theranos Execs' 'Unprecedented' Doc Bid
• Instructure Slams Activist Investor's Opposition To $2B Sale
• Comcast Wins Fed. Circ. Fight Over Squashing Rovi Patent
• Why Reformers Want Disclosure Of 3rd-Party MDL Funding
• Surescripts Says High Court Petitions Could Resolve FTC Row
• How International Trade May Play Out In 2020
• Judging A Book: Dyk Reviews 'Democracy And Equality'
• Reps Applaud FCC's 5.9 GHz Vote Despite Resistence
• R1 RCM To Buy Health Care Tech Co. For $190M
• 'NewLaw' Firm Atrium Lays Off Attorneys And Staff
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2019
• T-Mobile/Sprint Tie-Up Judge Opens Door To Amicus Briefs
• Wells Fargo Loses 2nd USAA Patent Trial In $102M Verdict
• Judge Lifts Hefty Sanctions Against Bitcoin Founder
• Iranian Cyber Threat Raises Stakes For Corporate Security
• Google Parent's Embattled Top Atty Set To Depart
• DOJ Wants To Argue Against FTC In Qualcomm's Appeal
• Feds' Self-Driving Car Policy Rife With Regulatory Blind Spots
• Fed. Circ. Rules IPR Dooms $1.3M CBS Podcast Patent Verdict
• 5th Circ. Won't Nix $1.4M Arbitral Award To Taiwanese Co.
• SEC Seeks $16M From No-Show Crypto Startup Incubator
• Body Cam Co. Wants FTC Merger Case Forced Into Court
• King & Spalding Adds Akin Gump Trial Partner In Austin
• Netflix Gets Realtime Data Compression Patent Nixed At PTAB
• Battery Firm Workers Sue After Co. Took Back Paychecks
• Dems Urge FCC To Build Defense Against SIM Card Scams
• The Pitfalls Of SEC's Crypto Regulation By Enforcement
• Supreme Court To Eye Constitutionality Of TCPA Carveout
• IP Owner Blasts Netflix's 'Staggering' $3M Fee Bid
• Defense Contracting Law Developments From 2019
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes, Fried Frank, Weil
• An Attractive ITC Tool To Stop IP-Infringing Online Sales
• Some Lifeline Phones Include Chinese Malware, Firm Says
• $99M Navy Training Systems Deal Snagged By Florida Co.
• 7 Insider Tips For Working With In-House Counsel
• In Trademark Case, USPTO Warns Of Language 'Monopoly'
• Apple Hit With IP Suit Over Watch's Health Data Tracking Tech
• New Injunction Policy Boosts Power Of Essential Patents
• Investor Says IRobot Engaged In Sales Stuffing Scheme
• Tech Adviser Says AT&T Can't Deny Part In $1.8M Crypto Theft
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Rule That Arthrex Applies To All Cases
• No Fed. Circ. Revival For TeleSign Patents Axed Under Alice
• GAO Backs FEMA Price Analysis On $300M Tech Support Deal
• 3 Firms Seek $3M In Fees For $12.5M Tangoe Settlement
• BakerHostetler Adds KPMG Director To International Tax Team
• Cable Group Scoffs At Verizon's 'A La Carte' Unbundling Plans
• Everything You Need To Know About Arthrex
• Uber, Postmates Push For Injunction On Calif. Dynamex Law
• 50 Years Later, Interpretive Challenges Remain For RICO
• Highlights From Trump's New Nonimmigrant Visa Proposals
• NHTSA Investigating Fatal Tesla Crash In Ind.
• 1st Circ. Doubts Kodak's Standing Argument In Contract Case
• T-Mobile/Sprint Deal Marches On Over States' Objections
• Health Care AI Increasingly In Crosshairs Of State, Fed. Gov't
• Apple Unit Charged Ill. Tax On Exempt Software, Store Says
• Telecom Bill Roundup: 5G Security, Pirate Radio And More
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2019: An Empirical Review
• 'Indefensible' Patent Eligibility Rule Must Go, Justices Told
• States Should Not Follow ABA On Attorney Conduct Rules
• Willkie Farr, Ropes & Gray Lead PE Firm's $5B Veeam Buy
• Facebook Targets Rest Of BlackBerry IP Suit After Alice Win
• Chancery's Forum Ruling Was 'Nonsense,' Del. Justices Told
• Ariz. Judge Refuses To Toss Ex-Backpage Execs' Charges
• Uber Data Breach Suit Driven To Arbitration
• 'Bachelor' Stars Scandal Puts Daily Fantasy In More Hot Water
• Experts Find Security Flaws In Chinese-Owned TikTok App
• Antitrust Lawmaker Queries DOJ On Politics' Role In Mergers
• Apple Gets Snippy Over Mobile Transmission Patent At PTAB
• UK Judge Rules Huawei, ZTE Infringe Essential 4G Patents
• Feds Tout Safety, Eased Rules In Self-Driving Cars Policy
• PTAB Says RPX's Google Ties Don't Sink Win On Web Patent
• Trump Taps Covington Atty For FCC Inspector General
• DOL Suits Won't Fix Silicon Valley Diversity Issues
• FCC Looks To Cement $20.4B Rural Broadband Funding Plan
• NBA Announces More On-Demand Content On Twitter
• Where Global Digital Economy Taxes May Be Headed In 2020
• FCC Member Says Agency, Commerce Split On Security Rules
• How Courts And Litigants Can Benefit From Special Masters
• 2 Firms Steer Deal For $2.5B Video Telematics Co.
• Custodian Calls For Sanctions As Bitcoin IRA Feud Heats Up
• Fitness App ClassPass Nabs $285M To Continue Expansion
• Winning An Unwinnable PTAB Rehearing
• A Look At New Limits On Geospatial Imagery Software Exports
• Facebook Accused Of Stealing Tech For Live Video Feature
• FTC Nearing Decision On Facebook Antitrust Probe
• Sonos Accuses Google Of Stealing Its Speaker Tech
• California Sues Billionaire Over Beach Access
• Crypto And Data Use Remain SEC Examination Targets In 2020
• PTAB Printed Publication Ruling Gives Petitioners More Work
• Chinese Co. Served By Mail Owes $414M, Calif. Justices Told
• FCC Dem Calls Out Facebook, Amazon For Bias In Algorithms
• Advocacy Group Sues MTA For Facial Recognition Records
• Google To Pay $7.5M To End Google+ Data Breach Suit
• Digital Health Care Startup Raises €140M To Fund Expansion
• Uber Policy Calls For Refresher On ABA Confidentiality Rules
• Division Over Arthrex Deepens In Polaris Suit At Fed. Circ.
• Cannabis App Blames Unwanted Texts On Innocent Mix-Up
• FCC Spells Out How Tribes Can Apply For 2.5 GHz Licenses
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch In 2020
• Real Estate Rumors: Cantor Fitzgerald, Kitopi, Northpoint
• Uber, Lyft Must Face Infringement Claims Over Routing IP
• FCC Seeks Comment On Huawei, ZTE Status
• Boeing, Other Cos. Compete For $5.1B Army Tactical Contract
• Lionbridge Says Insurer Won't Pay Kirkland Tab In $300M Suit
• France, US Seek Digital Tax Deal In 15 Days, Le Maire Says
• Cloud Software Co. HighRadius Nabs $125M From Investors
• Google Tells High Court Oracle Case Will 'Upend' Software Biz
• SEC Denied Immediate Access To Telegram's Bank Records
• NASA Moves To Curb Contractors' Use Of Counterfeits
• Colorado Fears 5.9 GHz Shift May Harm Auto Safety Measures
• Ex-PE Boss Asks 2nd Circ. To Nix Insider Trading Rap
• FCC Told Educators Can't Hold Up Spectrum Reorganization
• FTC Details 'New And Improved' Data Security Orders
• China Tees Up New Antitrust Rules For Online Companies
• Rethinking Corporate Crisis And Litigation Communications
• Microsoft Prods FCC To Improve TV 'White Space' Rules
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google, Reverses PTAB Win For Philips
• IRS Workforce Could Shrink 20K Over 5 Years
• Commerce Tightens Foreign Sales Of US Satellite Tech
• Xerox Locks Down $24B In Financing For HP Pursuit
• Netlist Calls On Arthrex In Bid To Reverse PTAB Loss
• Cooley Nabs Appellate Pro Who Helped Write Mueller Report
• Regulatory, Legal Trends In The Blockchain Space For 2020
• Goodwin, GT Steer Open Lending's $1.3B Go-Public Deal
• EU Trade Chief Set For US Visit As Tensions Mount
• John Wiley Pays $129M For PE-Backed IT Employee Provider
• Wi-Fi Group Pushes 6 GHz Sharing With New Label
• Apple Wants IPad Sales Data Sealed In Qualcomm-FTC Fight
• Autonomy Exec Slams HP For Suit Over Soured $11B Deal
• Gov't Policy Statement On SEP Remedies Should Be Cabined
• Ring Security Devices Led To 'Living Nightmare,' Couples Say
• High Court Urged To Pass On Facebook Spam Text Row
• Software Provider Seeks Ax Of Loan Servicer's Antitrust Suit
• Trump Appointee, House Atty Clash Over Mueller Records
• Telegram Calls SEC's Bank Requests A 'Fishing Expedition'
• Google Users Renew $5.5M Privacy Deal After 3rd Circ. Denial
• Body Cam Maker Slams FTC With Constitutional Challenge
• HP Secures $438M In Disk Drive Price-Fixing Case
• Lionbridge Asks Court To Make Travelers Cover Stock Suit
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