Technology Archive » March, 2020

Technology - March, 2020

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• Coronavirus Response To Test Limits Of Location Privacy
• Fed. Circ. Keeps Apple Patent Suit In Judge Albright's District
• Judge Won't Block Robinhood's Communications With Users
• Trump Puts Digital Trade Barriers In Policy Crosshairs
• Citing COVID-19 Fallout, Xerox Withdraws $34B Bid For HP
• 3 Keys To Ensure Virtual Shareholder Meetings Go Smoothly
• Japanese Fintech Kyash Lands $45M Series C Funding Round
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Virus, Wall, Missile Defense
• Law Firm Pay Cuts, Layoffs Will Likely Multiply
• Satellite Web Co. Aiming For Ch. 11 Spectrum Sale
• TaylorMade, Golf Co. Near Deal After COVID-19 Delay Spat
• 9th Circ. Finds Errors In Dismissal Of Verizon Tower Dispute
• AT&T Looks To Nix Some Of Crypto Investor's Hacking Suit
• Discrimination Suits May Upend 30 Years Of OFCCP Precedent
• TV Buyers Score Partial Cert. In Best Buy, LG False Ad Suit
• Realtors Can't Arbitrate Antitrust Row, Consumers Say
• Levandowski Says Uber Must Arbitrate Contract Fight
• Shelter-In-Place Orders Raise 5 Business Operations Issues
• FCC Dems Press For More Coronavirus Action From Agency
• Apple Accused By Songwriter Heirs Of 'Massive' Piracy Plan
• 3 Steps To Building Effective Teams While On Lockdown
• Health Hires: Arnold & Porter, Winston & Strawn, Ice Miller
• FCC Mandates Call-Authentication Tech To Fight Robocalls
• Judge OKs New Samsung TV Defect Deal But Still Dishes Dirt
• Cadwalader Cuts Pay Across The Firm To Weather Pandemic
• Zoom Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Privacy Concerns
• Sidley Steers $420M CloudGenix Deal For Palo Alto Networks
• Intel Shakes Microprocessor Security Flaw Suit For Now
• SEC Slams Telegram's Bid To Relitigate Coin Offering Order
• Cannabis Data Co. Says Conn. Court Can't Decide TM Suit
• Coalition Says Bitcoin Cash 'Hijack' Claims Again Fall Short
• PwC Unit, Underwriters Escape Gridsum Stock-Drop Suit
• 6th Circ. Says Court Had No Jurisdiction In DePuy Hip Suit
• Dem Senator Says Medicare Telehealth Expansion Falls Short
• Fed. Circ. Spurns USPTO Advice To Deny Redo Under Arthrex
• 1st Circ. Says Patients' Medical Records Software Suit Fails
• FTC Fights Surescripts' Bid For DC Circuit Appeal
• Latham, King & Spalding Help PE Firm Plug $150M Into Evo
• Civil Liberties Firm Backs Challenge To FTC Authority
• Legal Tech Startup Disco Cuts Jobs Amid Coronavirus Fallout
• FCC Expediting $200M Telehealth Funds To Address COVID-19
• Companies Forced To Get Creative As Public Markets Stall
• Ride-Sharing App Via Valued At $2.3B After Exor-Led Funding
• NY Fraud Ruling Shows High Bar To Prove Director Liability
• FCC Expected To Release Plan For Sharing 6 GHz Band
• Del. Court Says DuPont Can Arbitrate Chemours Suit
• PTAB Upholds Patent For Solar-Powered Light
• Comcast Wants Justices To Rein In ITC's Patent 'Overreach'
• Tips For Cos. Confronting Pandemic Impact On Global Trade
• Law Firm Mergers Dry Up Due To Coronavirus Pandemic
• Client Advocacy Tips For Remote Hearings During COVID-19
• How To Conduct Depositions Remotely
• Law Firm Sued By Insurance Co. For Concealing Data Hack
• The Attys And Legal Logic Behind Stay-At-Home Orders
• No Fees For Core Wireless In $4.2M Patent Win Against LG
• TaylorMade Blasts Bid For COVID-19 Delay In Golf Tech Suit
• Zoom Service Provider Gets FCC Fee Relief Amid Traffic Spike
• User Says Robinhood Is Trying To 'Wipe Out' Class Claims
• COVID-19 Fuels Heated Fight Over CCPA Enforcement Timing
• Senators Urge FTC To Protect Seniors From COVID-19 Scams
• EDTX Judge Orders New Damages Trial In $59M Lighting Fight
• Genstar Launches Insurance Co. With $100M Investment
• Dem. PAC Expands Ads Despite Trump Threat To TV Stations
• Wells Fargo Agrees To Settle Calif. Mortgage Class Action
• COVID-19 Has School Districts Battling For WiFi Hotspots
• Investors Seek Records On Kyocera's $3.7B AVX Takeover
• FTC Actions, Breach Cases Guide COVID-19 Cyber Response
• Citing COVID-19, SEC Eases More Filing Requirements
• Deaf Advocates Get Class Cert. For MIT Caption Deal
• OECD Must Delay Tax Work For Virus, German Biz Org Says
• PTAB Upholds Bulk Of Electronic Health Record Patent
• A Guide To Zealously Representing Clients During COVID-19
• Cisco Objects As $63M Capacitor Deals Exclude Foreign Buys
• Startups Face Uncharted Waters As Funding Dries Up
• Beware Pervasive Trademark Scams During COVID-19
• Emerson Electric Slams BladeRoom's $24M Atty Fee Bid
• CWA, Consumers Drop Challenges To T-Mobile/Sprint Merger
• FCC Extends Net Neutrality Deadline Amid COVID-19
• 9th Circ. Mulls Congress' Role In Google, Facebook Oversight
• Army Correct To Reject Bids From 2 Cos. With Same CEO
• DOD Watchdog Unsure Chip Foundry Is Needed For Defense
• Genentech Says It Shouldn't Lose Patent Rights Over Error
• COVID-19 Relief Could Be Catalyst For A Digital Dollar
• NY AG Warns Air Purifier Sellers To Stop COVID-19 Claims
• A DOJ Demonstration Of Shrewd Dark Web Data-Mining
• UK Solar Investors Want €28M Arbitration Award Recognized
• Deals Rumor Mill: SoftBank, Neiman Marcus, UniCredit
• NBA 2K Beats Copyright Case Over LeBron's Tattoos
• Advocates Say COVID-19 Funds Don't Meet Broadband Needs
• AT&T Can't Shake Bitcoin Investor's Suit Over 'SIM Swaps'
• Pandemic Poses Distressed Debt Opportunities, CFIUS Risks
• Coronavirus Creates A Strange New World For State AGs
• ITC Grants LG Chem Default Judgment In $1B Car Battery War
• Anticipating COVID-19's Effect On Internal Investigations
• 7 Ways Attys Can Create The Right Home Office Environment
• Amazon The Latest Target Of Proposed COBRA Class Action
• SEC Cuts 'ZOOM' Stock Boom Short, Fearing Name Confusion
• FCC Forms Anti-Robocall Team To Keep Hospital Lines Clear
• Entire TCPA Autodialer Ban Should Be Axed, High Court Told
• Cravath, MoFo, Perkins Coie Guide Classifieds Apps Merger
• US Co. Says Electronics Antitrust Suit Must Be Litigated
• GAO Denies Bid Protest Over $138M Air Force IT Contract
• Gov't Wins Argument Time In 5th Circ. Licensing Rate Fight
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Didn't Overstep In Axing Chip Patent
• Telescope Co. Seeks Fees From Chinese Foe, Sheppard Mullin
• Lawmakers Eye Stronger Coronavirus Help For Gig Workers
• Cotchett Pitre Gets $8.3M In Fees In Resistor Antitrust Fight
• Gainey McKenna & Rosen Will Lead Derivative IRobot Suit
• White House Unveils Strategy For Securing 5G Equipment
• Class Seeks $300K In Atty Fees From American HomePatient
• Ill. Firm's Impersonation Suit Against Rival Gets Cut Down
• How Reports Of Forced Labor In China May Affect US Imports
• Amazon Seller Can't Pursue Trade Libel Claims In TM Dispute
• 10 E-Discovery Challenges Caused By COVID-19
• Data Co. Beats PBM's Suit Alleging Foreign Trade Secret Theft
• 4 Firms Vie To Lead Investor Suit Against Web Browser Co.
• Pai Praises COVID-19 Connections But Draws Criticism
• Fortress Patent Fight Shows Abusive Litigation Hurts Startups
• Tech-Focused VC Shop Nabs $750M For Pair Of Funds
• Ill. Justices Decline Review Of Chicago Streaming Tax
• Esports Co. Hit With $3M Assault, False Imprisonment Suit
• Fort Ross Ventures Collects $235M For Tech-Focused Fund
• Coronavirus Raises Pressure For Tax On Internet Giants
• WikiLeaks Founder Assange Denied Bail Amid Pandemic
• Consumer Group Urges Calif. AG Not To Delay CCPA Start
• Mass. AG Fights Facebook's Bid To Keep App Probe Internal
• HP Can't Use COVID-19 To Delay Disk Drive Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Cloud Co. Fights To Sustain Chancery Claims Against Charter
• Atty's Apple FaceTime Eavesdropping Suit Tossed For Good
• USPTO Launches New Site To Increase Patent Filer Diversity
• Amazon Calls DOD's $10B JEDI Review A Microsoft 'Do-Over'
• Sports Swing Tech Co. Gets 2nd Shot In Defective Parts Suit
• Robocalls A Weapon For Good And Evil In Coronavirus Fight
• Staples Fudged Portable Chargers' Capabilities, Suit Says
• Boehringer Beats Marketing Software Co. In Conspiracy Trial
• Classified Ads Platform To Buy Car Auction Biz For $105M
• SEC Wins Bid To Halt Telegram $1.7B Coin Offering
• Fed. Circ. Won't Punish Bytemark For Appealing IP Loss
• AI Co. Accused Of Inciting Death Threats Wants Out Of IP Suit
• SEC Guidance Shines Light On International IP, Tech Risks
• FCC Lets E-Rate Orgs Keep Wi-Fi On, But Schools Want More
• Food Tech Co. Nature's Fynd Rakes In $80M From Investors
• 'Over The Rainbow' Writer's Estate Drops Suit Against Apple
• CenturyLink Fights Cert. Bid In Suit Over Sales Tactics
• BigLaw Leaders Must Prepare For COVID-19 Economic Fallout
• Trump Inks Pair Of Network Security, Broadband Bills
• Toyota, NTT To Bless Smart Cities Plan With $1.8B Stock Buys
• Apple Blasts Maxell's 'Scorched Earth' Discovery Strategy
• Aussie Bank Scores $256M Emirati Investment
• Samsung Pixel Count Suit Pared Of Some State Claims
• Gibson Dunn Nabs Life Sciences Deals Atty From Goodwin
• FCC Told To Preserve Network Sharing Amid COVID-19
• 2nd. Circ. Won't Redo Trump Twitter Ban Ruling
• Fast Chancery Ruling On HP-Xerox Deal Termed 'When, Not If'
• 'Game Over' For Sony-Platform Multiplayer Games IP Suit
• Ransomware Attacks Spiked In 2019, Insurer Says
• DOJ Backs Fortress Against Apple, Intel Antitrust Suit
• Momentum Builds For Countries' Unilateral Digital Taxes
• Kik Seeks Summary Judgment In SEC's $100M ICO Suit
• DOD Considers Revising Its Subcontracting Procedures
• SEC Relaxes Rules For Transfer Agents Impacted By Virus
• Federal Gov't Memos Can't Override State COVID-19 Closures
• Open Issues After Fed. Circ. PTAB Judge Appointments Ruling
• Qualcomm, Consumers Spar At 9th Circ. Over Pause
• Ireland Can't Use Disputed Apple Tax For COVID-19, PM Says
• Apple Urges End To Fla. Class Action Over IPhone Updates
• Shutterfly Says Email Wasn't Attempt To Force Arbitration
• 3 Ways Leaders Can Improve Remote Work For Lawyers
• Cooley Partner, Former FCC Member Battles Likely COVID-19
• Tips For Online Mediation In The Age Of Social Distancing
• Tencent Leads German Aircraft Co.'s $240M Funding Round
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FTC Data Security Consent Orders Are New But Not Improved
• Supreme Court Rejects 3 Alice Patent Appeals
• Julian Assange Seeks UK Prison Release Over COVID-19 Risk
• SoftBank Readies $41B Asset Sale, $18B Stock Buyback Plan
• Zoom Urged To Divulge Gov't Data Demands In COVID-19 Era
• Suit Accuses Amazon Of $55B To $172B In Antitrust Damages
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit FanDuel, DraftKings' PTAB Win
• UnitedHealth Unit Says Its Tech IP Claims Were Legit
• SEC Seeks Quick Win In Kik $100M Unregistered ICO Suit
• OECD Faces Hard Deadline On Digital Taxes, Despite COVID
• Alki David & Co. Will Pay $122K, Ending SEC Fraud Claims
• Market Turmoil Begins To Strain Even Blank-Check Deals
• Ban On IPR Time-Bar Tricks Will Spur New Strategies
• Instructure Investor Wants $2B Thoma Bravo Deal Records
• USB IP Owner Wants $7.5M Verdict Against Kingston Tripled
• Lead Plaintiff Asks To Leave IPO Suit Against Switch Inc.
• Payment Co. Seeks Fees From Rival After $5.7M IP Trial Loss
• K&L Gates Loses Appeal In $100M Nanotech Malpractice Suit
• Klobuchar Proposes Giving $50M To Nursing Home Telehealth
• Attys Awarded $7M Fee In Fitbit Sleep-Tracker Class Suit
• Del. Ruling May Curb Cyan-Prompted Class Actions
• Updating Publicly Traded Company Disclosures For COVID-19
• 3D Printing As Indirect Patent Infringement Amid COVID-19
• How Cybercriminals Are Exploiting The Coronavirus Outbreak
• Wells Fargo Can't Put Mortgage Action On Ice, Judge Says
• Trump Admin. Eyeing Software Alternatives To Huawei
• COVID-19 Warrants CCPA Enforcement Delay, Calif. AG Told
• Fintech Could See Adoption Bump After Outbreak Eases
• App Makers Say 'Predatory' Fortress Patents Justify Discovery
• Levandowski Cuts Plea Deal To End Google IP Theft Charges
• Google's $13M Street View Deal OK'd Over AGs' Objections
• Dems Worry About How Data Will Be Used In COVID-19 Fight
• GAO Denies IT Co.'s Protest Bid For $140M Army Contract
• Investor Slams HP's 'Trust Us' Tactic Amid Xerox Takeover Bid
• New US Policy On SEP Remedies Restores Critical Balance
• Feds Tell DC Circ. IBM $265M Fraud Suit Wrongly Tossed
• PTAB Axes More Hera Claims And Denies Its Bid To Amend
• Chinese Mobile Device Co. Files $22M US IPO In Slow Market
• Mobile Games Biz Scopely's Series D Round Reaches $400M
• WWE, Take-Two Can't Knock Out Tattoo Artist's Copyright Suit
• Calif. AG's Latest Privacy Law Revisions Miss Some Spots
• Deals Rumor Mill: Marathon Petroleum, WeWork, Tegna
• T-Mobile Says Californians Slept Too Long On Merger Claims
• Trump Re-Ups FCC's O'Rielly For A 2nd Term
• Dossier Privacy Suit No Place For Libel Claims, Ex-Spy Says
• MoviePass Parent Co. Sells Moviefone In Ch. 7 For $1M
• Goodwin Procter Steers User Experience Co.'s $100M Funding
• Serial Arbitration Threat Complicates Employer Class Defense
• How Law Firms Can Be Clients' Top Pick For Cyber Needs
• Judge Rules For Cisco On Willfulness, Keeps SRI Fee Award
• Sens. Sound Privacy Alarm On Google's Virus Screening Site
• Sen. Wants Health Agencies' IT Reviewed After Cyber Incident
• ITC Ends Honeywell's Barcode Scanner Probe After Settlement
• FCC Lifts Gift Rules To Help Clinics, Schools Amid COVID-19
• Fiserv Escapes Patent Suit Over Identity Protection Tech
• LA Wants Injunction Barring Car-Sharing Co. Turo From LAX
• PG&E Bankruptcy Proceeds As Virus Delays Calif. Cases
• WiFi May Slow, But Low-Income Access Is Key COVID-19 Issue
• Maryland Legislature Approves Nation's First Digital Ad Tax
• Californians Make Last-Minute Bid To Halt Sprint/T-Mobile Deal
• Suit Claiming Defect In GM's Impala Cars Is A Non-Starter
• Facebook Looks To Toss App Cos.' Antitrust Class Action
• Mixed Bag For Qualcomm At PTAB As Apple IP Battle Wanes
• Bumble Parent Co. Can't Swipe Left On Match IP Suit
• A Work-From-Home Tech Checklist For Law Firms
• Workers Call DST Bid To Boot ERISA Counsel A Delay Tactic
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Rules On Joining Petitions Flout Law
• COVID-19 Fears Cut Trump Dossier Author Off Stand Mid-Trial
• Customers Sue Robinhood Financial Over Platform Crash
• 'Clash Of Clans' Patent Fights Belong In Texas, Fed. Circ. Says
• Del. Justices Reverse Chancery On Federal Forum Selection
• EU Regulators Say Coronavirus Doesn't Nix Data Protections
• Payments Co. Challenges 'Astonishingly Broad' Injunction
• Watchdog Says NASA Overspent By $308M On Moon Program
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ax of Intellectual Ventures Data Patent
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Decide If PTAB Still Unlawful Post-Arthrex
• USTelecom Says FCC Deadline For Suicide Hotline Too Hasty
• OECD Goes Remote As COVID-19 Challenges Digital Tax Deal
• FCC Tries To Keep Low-Income Houses Online Amid COVID-19
• NHTSA Lays Path For Eased Self-Driving Car Safety Rules
• Chicago Escapes Taxi Driver's Fraud Suit Over Uber, Lyft Regs
• FCC's O'Rielly Unhappy With USDA Broadband Fund Changes
• Data Center Firm Internap Gets OK For $75M DIP Loan
• Densify Wants $236M Patent Verdict Against VMware Doubled
• IRS Hearing Likely Eases Cloud Tax Rules' Implementation
• GAO Says Better Plan Needed To Fix F-35 Computer System
• Cyber Startup Emerges From 'Stealth Mode' Backed By $17M
• DOT Discourages FCC From Dividing Auto Safety Band
• Full Fed. Circ. Asked To Rethink Google's Venue Ruling
• Board Discussions In The Era Of Down-Round Financings
• How Licensing Affects Patent Damages Apportionment: Part 1
• Commercial Recycling Co. Closes On $29M In Funding
• Bankers Fear FCC Robocall Plan Will Block Fraud Alerts
• 7 Keys To Keeping Your Firm Inclusive In The Coronavirus Era
• China's Review Of Vertical Mergers Is Instructive For US
• Calif. Jury Hits Kingston With $7.5M Verdict In USB IP Case
• AVX Inks $65M Deal Amid Capacitor Conspiracy Trial
• Volvo Tells Court To Hang Up On Android Compatibility Suit
• LA Court Closed For 3 Days Amid Coronavirus Concerns
• Feds Want To Search Devices Giuliani Cohort Mailed To Atty
• Data Center Firm Internap Hits Ch. 11 With $613M In Debt
• Coronavirus Forces Mistrial In Finjan Patent Case
• Lightning Prediction Co. Dodges Whistleblower Suit For Now
• Del. City Gets Partial Win In T-Mobile Cell Tower Dispute
• HHS Hit With Cyber 'Incident' Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
• SEC, NYSE Urge Open Markets As COVID-19 Spurs Telework
• Cisco Workers Will Get $2M From Bias Agreement With DOL
• NY Bill Seeks Tax Up To 10% On Targeted Digital Ads
• Tribe To See Fruits Of FCC's 500K Rural Broadband Funding
• Nvidia Stock-Drop Suit Over Crypto Sales Trimmed Down
• Lawmakers Seek Expansion Of Tax Breaks In Coronavirus Bill
• Davis Wright Staffer's Death Not Linked To COVID-19
• Pharmacy Groups Say Scant Facts Doom Pricing Site's Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Undo Voip-Pal's Patent Losses To Tech Titans
• FCC, Lawmakers Work To Expand Emergency Wi-Fi Access
• FICO Under DOJ Probe For 'Exclusionary Conduct'
• Networks Want Proxy Server IP Suit Dropped
• Crypto Trading Platform Bakkt Nets $300M In Latest Round
• The Fight For Clarity On Calif. Worker Classification Law
• Broadcom IP Suit Blames Netflix For Cord-Cutting, Lost Sales
• Amazon, T-Mobile Get Job Ad Bias Suit Tossed, For Now
• Impossible Foods Raises $500M In Latest Funding Round
• Doctors Say Greenway E-Records Software Not Up To Snuff
• Kirkland Steers $300M Tie-Up Of Specialty Chemicals Cos.
• 10 Ways To Continue Biz Development During Coronavirus
• Baker Botts Leads $325M Liberty TripAdvisor Funding
• 3 Firms Guide Deal Valuing Cybersecurity Firm At $1.15B
• France Fines Apple €1.1B For Breaching Antitrust Rules
• VirnetX Says Apple Paid $454M In Long-Running Patent War
• Lawsuit Debate Again Derails Wash. State Privacy Legislation
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Departure From First-To-File Rule In IP Suit
• IT Co.'s Arbitration Pacts Wiped Out Over 'Coercive' Demands
• UK Spying Debate Leaves Post-Brexit Data Transfers Up In Air
• Fla. Man Accused Of Money Laundering In $30M CD Scam
• DC Circ. Refuses To Thaw FCC Accounting Rule Freeze
• Facebook Moderators Say Job Caused Psychological Trauma
• Toshiba Gets PTAB To Ax Chip Patents Key To Slew Of Suits
• Fed. Circ. Partly Undoes Apple's PTAB Win Over Decryption IP
• DOD Wants To Review $10B JEDI Deal Challenged By Amazon
• LinkedIn Asks Justices To Review Order Clearing Data Scraper
• Intuit Can't Force Arbitration In TurboTax Free-Filing Row
• Toshiba Standard Exposes Foreign Cos. Trading ADRs In US
• How To Manage Cybercrime Response With Less Gov't Help
• Legal Tech Download: Investments, Acquisitions And Layoffs
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, Starwood, WE Communications
• 7 Ethics Considerations For Lawyers Using Lead Generators
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Davis Polk, Winston
• Justices Told PTAB Rulings Don't Get To Override Trial Courts
• COVID-19 Sparks Outreach Efforts By FCC, Telecom Titans
• Judge Pauses HP's $438M Disk Drive Price-Fix Win
• Pomerantz Reaps $1M In Pot Co. Shareholder Suit
• Health Hires: Perkins Coie, Edwards Maxson, Tricida
• Santander Pays $33M For Fintech Transactions Co.
• Cloud With Me Investors Seek Class Cert. In ICO Fraud Suit
• Davis Wright Staffer Dies Following Flu-Like Symptoms
• Coronavirus Moves Chancery To Call Off $2.6B Tesla Trial
• Xerox Hits Pause On $34B HP Pursuit Due To Virus Outbreak
• Coronavirus: The Latest Court Closures And Restrictions
• Employers Face Privacy Balancing Act In Coronavirus Fight
• China Housed 28% Of Foreign Cos. Sued By Investors In 2019
• Amazon Defends Claims Trump's Beef Sank $10B JEDI Deal
• Facebook, Apple Urge Justices To Hear Cost-Sharing Case
• Sprint, T-Mobile Reach Merger Deal With Calif. Utility Agency
• Amazon Gets 3rd Video Information Patent Axed At PTAB
• Calif. AG Unveils More Revisions To Proposed Privacy Law
• Tentative Order Shows Likely Toss Of FTC Authority Case
• Wikipedia, Internet Archive Aim To Nix Text Prediction Patents
• 'Last Man Standing' Can't Delay T-Mobile/Sprint $56B Merger
• Huawei Can't Get New Trial But Avoids Atty Fees To Ex-Worker
• PTAB Swipes Right For Bumble In App IP Fight With Tinder
• Upcoming COPPA Enforcement Will Possibly Affect More Cos.
• Whistleblower Urges DC Circ. To Revive IBM $265M Fraud Suit
• 2 Circuit Court Rulings Convolute Class Jurisdiction Outlook
• Fed. Circ. Told 'Frivolous' IP Appeal Calls For Fees, Sanctions
• Deals Rumor Mill: Magic Leap, Tegna, WeDoctor
• Reform Home Rule To Protect Cities From State Interference
• Gambling Co. Owner Wins 'Lotto' Web Domain Dispute
• Suit Says Salesforce's 401(k) Mismanagement Cost Workers
• US Cos. Again Lead European Patent Filers Thanks To AI, 5G
• Apple Might Beat Investors' 'Amorphous' IPhone Sales Suit
• NAB Scraps April Conference Over Coronavirus Concerns
• Match Backs Anti-Child Abuse Bill Despite Encryption Fears
• Curtis Seeks $1.3M From AI Company Over Unpaid Fees
• Investor's Suit Over $10B Microsemi Acquisition Trimmed
• $542M Deal In CRT Price-Fixing Suit Gets Initial Approval
• GE, Ericsson Join Patent Pools For Video Coding Tech
• DOJ Fights For A Say In Nokia Patent Price-Fix Suit
• Judge Trims Suit Against Qualcomm For Sunk Broadcom Deal
• Morgan Lewis Leads Fintech Co. To $50M In Funding
• Facebook Says 9th Circ. Ruling Can't Help Users In Data Row
• Remaining States Settle T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge
• Fractus Announces Deal Ending ZTE Antenna Patent Suit
• Fortnite Player's Mom Sues Sony Over In-Game Purchases
• Atty Warns Of 'Nightmare' From Claim In $9.3B Oracle Suit
• Delay Sought In Ponying Up HP's $438M Price-Fix Win
• Perspecta Challenges Navy's $7.7B IT Contract Award
• 7th Circ. Plugs National Consumers Back Into Ill. TCPA Suit
• Sharp Hits Vizio With Patent Claims Over LCD TV Tech
• Juul MDL Complaints Consolidate National E-Cigarette Cases
• When DOJ's China Initiative Entangles US Research Orgs
• New Pipelines Are Needed To Close Law School Diversity Gap
• Whether Data Breach Is Inherent Injury Could Affect Millions
• DLA Piper Reps Hotel Software Co. For $82M In Funding
• Cooley Adds Ex-Covington Pro To NY Capital Markets Team
• Fla. Attys Seek Quick End To $8M Legal Malpractice Suit
• Amazon Escapes Cuban Charcoal 'Trafficking' Claims For Now
• Vermont Sues Clearview AI Over Facial Data Collection
• IRobot Fired Compliance Head For Flagging Issues, Suit Says
• Nintendo Gets PTAB To Nix Mobile Gaming Patent
• ATM Maker Diebold Nixdorf Aims To Nix Merger Stock Action
• GOP Sens. Urge FCC To Use More Accurate Data In 5G Rollout
• Patent Demand Lessons For Cannabis Cos. From Big Tech
• Venture Firm Scores $3.6B For Tech, Health Care Investments
• Tech Co. Fires Back At Quibi With Claims Of 'Egregious' Theft
• Judge Says USCIS Wrongly Changed Guest Worker Policies
• Commerce Gives Cos. 45 More Days To Work With Huawei
• Latham Steers $5B Sale Of DXC Medicaid Business To Veritas
• Facebook Rips NSO Group's 'Gamesmanship' In Hack Suit
• Telescope Co. Sanctioned For Bad Faith In Antitrust Fight
• Sens. Float Bill To Combat 'Exclusionary Conduct'
• Kennedy Grills FCC Over Legitimacy Of $10B C-Band Payout
• Fed. Circ. OKs 2nd Samsung PTAB Win On Chip Patent
• Fresh Start Or $461M: Apple, VirnetX Battle Over Verdict Redo
• Calif. Judge Tosses Nutanix Investor's 'Leads' Suit
• Cuban Charcoal Suit Against Amazon Could Go Up In Smoke
• Axon Blasts Latest FTC 'Avoidance Attempt' In Authority Row
• Insurers Say Defective Apple Battery Caused Condo Blaze
• FCC Leaders Say Coronavirus Highlights Broadband Needs
• T-Band Auction Repeal Advances As Responders Urge Action
• Everlaw Snags $62M, Nabs DOJ's Approval For Federal Use
• House Dems Advance Bill To Audit FCC Disaster Response
• Navigating New Federal, State Data Privacy Compliance Duties
• DOL Insists Data-Generating 'Partners' Are Not Employees
• How To Search For A Transformational Law Firm COO
• Uniloc Fights Microsoft's Atty Fee Bid At Fed. Circ.
• Google Gets PTAB To Review 3 Messaging, Media Patents
• DC Circ. Rules Dems Should Get All Mueller Grand Jury Docs
• Streaming Startup Quibi Sues To Stop Rival's 'Threats'
• 4 Ethics Tips For Lawyers As Coronavirus Spreads
• Market Turbulence Throws IPO Pipeline Into Question
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ax Of Chip Patent In AMD Case
• Bowmark Supplies Equity And Debt Financing To UK Tech Biz
• Maxell Urges EDTX To Sanction Apple For 'Discovery Abuses'
• Nascent Rights Group Alleges Music Industry Boycott
• Australia Latest To Hit Facebook Over Data Sharing Scandal
• Amazon Says EU Goofed In Applying Transfer Pricing Method
• NSO Group Wants Sovereign Immunity In WhatsApp Hack Suit
• PTAB Says Bayer Not Real Party In 3 Institution Decisions
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Uniloc's Ad Patent Challenged By Apple
• Spectrum-Sharing Lessons Pave Way For 6 GHz Reorg
• Surescripts Wants DC Circ. To Review FTC Antitrust Suit
• Altera Ruling Makes Transfer Pricing Uncertain, Justices Told
• FCC Tees Up Phone Bill Fees, Broadcast Rules For March
• Facebook Says Lack Of Specifics Dooms Location Data Suit
• Ex-Siemens Execs Urge Leniency For $100M Bribery Scheme
• Telegram Notes Calif. Order As It Awaits Decision On Grams
• Lawmakers Concerned With DOJ's Sprint/T-Mobile Handling
• Judge Finds 3D Printing Rules Could Endanger Nat'l Security
• Citing COVID-19, OECD Cancels Events Except Ones On Digital Tax
• Web Designer, Airline Settle Cybersquatting Fight Before Trial
• Wilson Sonsini-Represented Twitter Gets $1B, Dorsey Stays
• Top Blockchain Considerations For Health, Life Sciences Cos.
• Keep Your Client Out Of The Courtroom During Voir Dire
• EU Clears Vodafone, Telecom Italia Deal To Pool Italian Towers
• FTC Shows Its Teeth With Latest Privacy, Data Security Report
• SEC Plan To Expand Private Offerings Draws Mixed Response
• ITC Finds Increasing Solar Cell Imports Could Benefit US
• Telescope Co. Rips Sheppard Mullin's Deal With Chinese Rival
• Kirkland Turns 'Logistics Nightmare' Into $764M Motorola Win
• Ex-DHS Official Charged With Stealing Gov't Data For Software
• Californians Taking T-Mobile/Sprint Challenge To 9th Circ.
• Cooley Adds Transactional Tech Atty From Cleary Gottlieb
• Banks Say They're Getting Caught In FCC Spam Crackdown
• VidAngel Floats Ch. 11 Plan To Pay $62.4M Verdict In Full
• General Dynamics Unit Protests Navy's $7.7B IT Services Deal
• Alsup Throws A Wrench In Facebook's Data Breach Settlement
• Gov't-Run Chinese Cos. Tell 9th Circ. They're Immune To MDL
• Arby's Agrees To Pay Financial Cos. $3M In Data Breach Deal
• FCC Chief Plans To Make Anti-Robocall Rules Mandatory
• Fed. Circ. Hands Wins To Dish In Ad Data Storage IP Fight
• The Elements And Benefits Of Open-Source Compliance
• VirnetX Says Apple's $439M Infringement Bill Due March 16
• Motorola Lands $764M Judgment But Injunction Still In The Air
• DA Fights To Keep Pittsburgh Webcam Network Under Wraps
• A Possible Limit On High Court 2005 Agency Deference Ruling
• Fed. Circ. Warned Indefinite Ruling Will Cause 'Endless' Fights
• No-Show Crypto Startup Incubator On Hook For $16M To SEC
• Parsing Survey Results In Booking.com's TM Genericism Fight
• As COVID-19 Increases Remote Work, Cyberhygiene Is A Must
• It Can Be Risky For Litigators To Advise On Litigation Funding
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