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Technology - November, 2020

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• Tech Union Loses Bid To End Work Program For STEM Grads
• Ill. Judge Trims Suit Over Biometric Vending Machines
• US Citizenship Isn't Basis For Bias Claims, NY Judge Rules
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Axis' Insurance Spat With Northrop
• Justices Unsure If 'Dangerously Vague' CFAA May Do Harm
• FCC Greenlights Blocking Calls From One-Ring Scammers
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Vaccines, Arms, Cloud Awards
• FCC Says Passengers Still Can't Make Calls Aboard Flights
• DoorDash Preps $2.6B IPO As December Blitz Gets Underway
• Latham & Watkins Hires Tech Attys From Goodwin Procter
• UK Sets Up Digital Markets Unit Within Antitrust Enforcer
• Google Attys Want Access To Rivals' Docs In Antitrust Fight
• 3 Firms Guide Stake Sale Valuing PA Consulting At $2.4B
• EU's Top Court Asked To Mull Nokia Patent Fight With Daimler
• PTAB Nixes 4 Google Petitions, Citing Unjustified Filing Delay
• Mindbody Deal Case Provides Conflict Takeaways For Boards
• Noom Brings Aboard Ex-Kickstarter GC As Top Atty
• FTC Sues To Block CoStar's $588M RentPath Deal
• 7 Tips For Predeposition Meetings Under New Federal Rule
• 3 Firms Steer CDK Global's $1.45B Sale Of International Unit
• How To Prepare For Congressional Investigations In 2021
• O'Rielly Probes Cable 'Overbuilding' With COVID-19 Grants
• Hudson Pacific, CPP Investments Buy $625M Office Building
• What Biden Presidency May Mean For Data Privacy Litigation
• FCC's Pai To Step Down On Inauguration Day
• Wachtell, Davis Polk Power S&P's $44B IHS Markit Buy
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2020
• Facebook, Twitter Sued Over IP Used To Quash COVID-19 Lies
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Win For Twitter On Video Patent
• Texas A&M Sued After Supervisor's Restroom Spying Arrest
• EU Floats IP Plan, Eyes Standard-Essential Patents
• Wells Fargo Loses PTAB Challenge Over Check Deposit IP
• What To Watch As High Court Takes On Computer Crime Law
• Sen. Presses Twitter, Facebook On 'Coordinated Censorship'
• GAO Says $75M DOD Health IT Support Deal Was Fair
• Microsoft Unit Targeted In Food Delivery App Fight Doc Bid
• Facebook's $650M Biometric Privacy Deal Draws 1.5M Users
• Apple Says Skin Tones Used In Emojis Can't Be IP
• Goodwin Steers Mass Spectrometry Biz Eyeing $75M IPO
• FCC Won't Reverse Move Labeling ZTE As Nat'l Security Risk
• Media, Energy-Focused SPACs Raise $561M In Market Debuts
• The Ill-Fated Emergence Of The Bitcoin Balance Sheet
• Ethics Reminders As Employees Move To Or From Gov't
• 5 Tips For In-House Counsel Anticipating Cyber Class Actions
• When It Comes To SEPs, Act Locally But Enforce Globally
• 3 Fed. Circ. IP Cases For Gov't Contractors To Watch
• SAIC Beats Fired Male Worker's Sexual Harassment Suit
• AT&T Hit With Lawsuit Over Long-Dead 'Cingular' Trademark
• Don't Validate Price-Gouging Rules, Egg Co-Op Tells 6th Circ.
• Apple Tells Fed. Circ. To Undo WiLAN's $85M Patent Win
• 4 Firms Steer TransDigm's $965M Deal For Aerospace Biz
• Defense Committees Told To Stay Wary Of Ligado Interference
• Debevoise Guides Russian E-Commerce Firm's Near-$1B IPO
• Top EU Court Says Hotel Can Sue Over Booking.com Policies
• Kansas Atty Suspended After Copping To Role In Cyberattacks
• Networks Say Looser Ownership Rules Could Save Broadcast
• Samsung Says Expert Ruined Batteries In Vape Explosion Suit
• FTC's Zoom Deal Signals New Data Security Plan Under Dems
• Facebook, Princeton Hit With Refreshed AI Data IP Claims
• Dish, Altice Sued Over Infringing Network Patents
• FCC Finds Verizon Paid 'Unjust' Pole Attachment Charges
• SEC Proposes Easing Stock Sales Rules For 'Gig' Workers
• GOP Reps. Seek GAO Audit Of Ag Dept. Rural Broadband Pilot
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Goldman Properties, Greenberg
• OECD To Hear Public Comments On Tax Project In January
• Del. Solera D&O Decision May Have Limited Impact
• USPTO Aims To End Tech Giants' PTAB Denials Challenge
• Sabre Appeals UK's Block On $360M Farelogix Deal
• A Key To Helping Clients Make Better Decisions During Crisis
• Expect Major Changes In Aerospace And Defense Under Biden
• Apple's Security Head Indicted In Gun Permits-For-IPads Plot
• SPAC Links Up With 2 Cos. To Form $1.35B Telehealth Giant
• World of Warcraft Co. Faces Privacy Suit Over Tracking Code
• Rabicoff, Budo Patent Attys Sanctioned For 'Frivolous' Filings
• FCC Again Rejects Bidding Credits For Telecoms Tied To Dish
• Abbott Labs Fights Amended ERISA Claims Over Stolen $245K
• NHTSA Eyes New Self-Driving Car Regulatory Framework
• UK's CMA Mulling Complaint Over Coming Google Changes
• Lawmakers Urge FCC To Initiate 'Rip And Replace' Effort
• Volkswagen Knocks Out 2 Cellular Network Patents At PTAB
• Chamber Slams Trump's H-1B Rules As 'Regulatory Ambush'
• Claims Court Denies Bid Protest Over VA IT Contract
• Top Japanese Firm Invests In Legal Tech Platform
• Samsung Can't Slip Android IP Suit Under Two-Dismissal Rule
• Instagram Says Nobody Will Confuse 'Reels' For 'Reelz'
• LinkedIn 'Recklessly' Overreported Ad Metrics, Ad Buyers Say
• Fenwick Guides Rocket Builder In $500M Fundraise
• Blackbaud Faces Class Suit Over Ransomware Attack
• Avoiding Copyright Liability For Tattoo Depiction In Media
• 3 Firms Direct SPAC Deal Forming $2B Software Developer
• Ethics Considerations For Law Firms Implementing AI
• Feds Say No Privilege For Ex-Theranos CEO In Fraud Case
• Apple Wants Data Withheld From Google's In-House Attys
• FTC Wants Bannon Forced To Talk About Cambridge Analytica
• Alsup Denies 'Convoluted' Class Cert. Bid In Lyft ADA Suit
• GAO Backs Defense Health Unit's Follow-On R&D Deal
• Pomerantz, Abraham Fruchter To Rep Forescout Investors
• Debt Relief Co. Sued By Feds For Telemarketing, False Claims
• Apple Seeks Redo After VirnetX's 'Outsized' $503M Patent Win
• Alsup Roasts Google's 'Ramshackle' Suit In Sonos Case
• Agency Foreign-Labor Reviews To Focus On Big Contractors
• FCC's Starks Urges Internet Access Equality Amid Pandemic
• Texas Patent Trials Halted Due To COVID-19 Spike
• Pair Of Health-Focused Cos. Tap Market For $2.7B Via IPOs
• How Seattle's Federal Court Has Pioneered Zoom Jury Trials
• FCC Tells Inmate Calling Services To Limit Fees, Be Candid
• Askeladden Gets PTAB To Ax Credit Card Approval Patent
• SEC's Clayton Leaves Behind Market-Friendly Legacy
• Salesforce, Clothier Ring Up $400K Data Breach Deal
• Insurer Owes SharkNinja Defense Of Robot Vacuum IP Suit
• $1.6M Securities Fraud Suit On Ice Amid Atty Ethics Claims
• Airbnb Home Invasion Suit Sent To Arkansas, Not Arbitration
• Health Hires: Epstein Becker, Lewis Brisbois, Taylor English
• 3rd Circ. Could Select Middle Path On Foreign Discovery Law
• Verizon Loses Protest Over AT&T's $90M FBI Contract
• E-Commerce Biz Wish Eyes $1B Gunderson, Cooley-Led IPO
• Tech Cos. Could Face Stiffer SEC Enforcement Under Biden
• Picking The Right Location And Tools For Virtual Courtrooms
• Mintz, Ropes Guide SPAC Deal Forming $1.5B Ultrasound Co.
• Contractor Fights Investors' Claims Over COVID Test Kit Deal
• GAO Says DOJ Unfairly Assessed Bids On $4.5B IT Deal
• Fed. Circ. Axes More Claims Of Gree Patent In Supercell Fight
• Tata Workers Tell 9th Circ. Bad Jury Instructions Tanked Trial
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reject Intel's Bid To Undo PTAB Loss
• DOJ Keeps Heat On Advisers Despite Quiet End To Bain Case
• Skadden, Baker, Ropes Steer Media Co.'s $500M SPAC IPO
• What To Expect From The USPTO In The Biden Administration
• Facebook Claims User Cloned 100K Instagram Accounts
• Lender Seeks Sanctions Over 'Shakedown' FCRA Suit
• GAO Tosses Software Co.'s Protest Over $53M Army Contract
• Pomerantz Fights Robbins Geller's Lead Atty Win In Zoom Suit
• Sonos, Google Trade Forum Shopper Barbs In Speaker IP War
• Telecom Bills Advance With Spectrum Sale, $900M+ In Grants
• Google Likely To Beat 'Loot Box' Gambling Suit, For Now
• Netflix Streaming Fees Class Claims Sent Back To Ind. Court
• LinkedIn, Zynga Founders' SPAC Leads 4 Raising $530M Total
• NHTSA Seeks Input On Self-Driving Car Safety Rules
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bumble, Deliveroo, Talkspace
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Samsung Unit Tells Fed. Circ. To Undo Apple's Camera IP Win
• Watchdog Sides With AT&T In Fight Over Wi-Fi Ad Claims
• Phone Makers Get Limited Look At Fee Deals In 4G IP Suit
• Former EBay Execs Deny New Charges In Cyberstalking Case
• Beware Atty Ethics Rules When Reporting COVID-19 Fraud
• Nintendo Launches Latest Suit Over Game-Hacking Devices
• T-Mobile Sues San Francisco For Delaying 5G Upgrades
• 3 Firms Forge Nasdaq's $2.75B Deal For Financial Crime Co.
• LG's Challenge To Sensor Patent Amendments Draws Scrutiny
• Facebook Settles Software Co.'s Final Data Patent Claims
• 'Internet Of Things' Security Standards Bill Sent To Trump
• Virus Sparks Asia Testimony Row In WeWork Chancery Case
• Sony Wants Pretrial Conference By Video After Atty Gets Virus
• Apple Buyers Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Security Patch Suit
• FCC Skips Section 230, Plans 5G Equipment Vote For Dec.
• 9th Circ. Mulls If Prop 22 Moots Uber, Postmates' AB 5 Appeal
• Tillis Says PTAB Is No Longer A 'Death Squad' After Iancu
• Trump Admin. Denies Free Speech Harm In WeChat Ban
• Motorola Wins Toss Of Sound Tech Patent Suit
• Citing EDTX Virus Outbreak, Samsung Requests Trial Delay
• 7th Circ. Further Clarifies Standing Of Biometric Privacy Suits
• FCC Finalizes 5.9 GHz Band Split For Wi-Fi, Auto Safety Tech
• Looking For Judicial Activists? Check The Footnotes
• Apple To Pay $113M To End IPhone 'Throttling' Suit
• Using Prior Art In Patentability Args Amid Fed. Circ. Confusion
• Ex-Raytheon Worker Gets 3 Years For Exporting Missile Info
• Alsup Baffled By Lyft's Objection To ADA Class Cert. Bid
• Best Practices For Legal Technology Adoption
• Valuation Uncertainty Could Prompt Increased Litigation
• Post-Breach Response To Business Email Scams Is Critical
• FCC Fines Robocaller $10M For Masking Political Smears
• Georgia Staffing Firm Didn't Pay OT, Suit Says
• 3 Firms Steer SPAC Deal Forming $5.4B Electric Vehicle Maker
• Judge Blasts Lenovo's Atty Over Filings Challenging UKIPO
• 9th Circ. Says DXC Didn't Waive Defenses To Subcontract Suit
• Apple Can't Ditch Claims It Hid iPhone XR Antenna Woes
• Facebook, Feds Keep On High Court To Trim Autodialer Ban
• CoreLogic Shareholders Keep Most Board Members After Vote
• Trump Fires Official Who Dismissed Election Fraud Claims
• Sens. Struggle To Nail Down Central Section 230 Issues
• Biden's FCC Advisers Include Ex-Commish, BigLaw Partner
• Backpage Execs Take Judge DQ Fight To 9th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Says Thryv Bars Appeals Of CBM Determinations
• Apple Asks Fed. Judge To Reconsider Remand Of BIPA Claim
• NSO Tries Again For Immunity From WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• Cisco Can't Get New Trial After $1.9B IP Loss, Centripetal Says
• Wilson Sonsini Scores Ex-New York Antitrust Chief
• Ky. AG Fighting 'Law As Written,' Amazon Sellers Say
• BMW Says Dealerships Don't Create Venue For Patent Fight
• Reps. Pass Bills To Improve Emergency Alerts, 5G Security
• Google Wants AI Patent Suit Paused Amid PTAB Reviews
• Creating A Better Framework For PTAB Serial Petition Denials
• FCC, NAB Urge High Court To Back Eased Ownership Rules
• FTC Exceeded Its Authority In Zoom Cybersecurity Settlement
• USPTO Fights Inventors' Bid To Enter PTAB Denials Challenge
• Nelson Mullins Bulks Up E-Discovery Arm With Redgrave Deal
• Blank-Check Trio Tap Public Markets For $640M Combined
• COVID-19 Outbreak Leads To Mistrial In EDTX
• Clifford Chance, S&R Guide Embassy REIT's $1.3B Purchase
• DataRobot Boasts $2.7B Value After $270M Funding Round
• The Pandemic's Long-Term Impact On Law Firm Operations
• Harriet Carter Says Its Data Collection Is Same As All Retailers
• Treasury Stance On Ransomware Payment Could Hurt Targets
• Software Co. Lands $270M To Improve Open Source Database
• ​​​​​​​Vodafone Seeks To Pause UK Patent Suit Over 3G Tech
• Digital Design Co. Autodesk Buys Norwegian Peer For $240M
• FCC Delays Increasing Lifeline Minimum Service Standards
• Esports Insiders Point To Growing Employment Concerns
• IPhone Tracking System Draws EU Privacy Complaints
• Latham, Simpson Thacher Steer Airbnb's $1B IPO Filing
• Trump Urges 9th Circ. To Reimpose Work Visa Ban
• Nonmonetary Deal Over Facebook Cyberattack Wins Approval
• Xerox Beats Walmart's Appeal Over $4M Food Aid Losses
• Google Says Dismiss Epic, Other Developers' Antitrust Cases
• 14 Firms To Steer 10 IPOs In Pre-Thanksgiving Rush
• BitMEX Hit With 2nd Racketeering And Manipulation Suit
• PTAB Rejects Samsung's 2nd Bid To Ax Video Coding IP
• Congress Should Take Responsibility For Immigration Reform
• EFF Says PTAB Rule Changes Would 'Destroy' IPR System
• O'Melveny, Weil Guide Strava's $110M Fundraising
• Lack Of Access To Remote Court Proceedings Is Inexcusable
• Ropes & Gray Reps Thomas H. Lee In $900M Automation Fund
• OFAC Cyber Ransom Guidance Has Insurance Implications
• Justices Won't Review Timing Of Patents Nixed Under Alice
• Experienced Telecom Trio Joins Keller Heckman In DC
• EU Board Advises Companies On International Data Transfers
• SEC Chairman Jay Clayton To Step Down At End Of Year
• DHS Flags Becton Medical Pump For Cybersecurity Issues
• Sony Hits TiVo With Patent Suit Over PlayStation Technology
• Intuit Inks $40M TurboTax Settlement Amid Claimants' Protests
• Alibaba Hit With Investor Suit Over Ant Group's Frozen IPO
• Google Loses Appeal Over On-Demand Patent Application
• Capital One Can't Drop Data Breach Suit, Court Told
• 3 Open Benefits Questions Under California's Prop 22
• Russia, North Korea Accused Of Hacking Vaccine Research
• Trump Gives TikTok 15 More Days To Fix Security Issues
• More EDTX Trial Participants Test Positive For Virus
• Trio Of Blank-Check Cos. Tap Market For $600M Via IPOs
• Former Senate Chief Investigative Counsel Returns To Venable
• Why Attacks On Trump's Election Lawyers Are Problematic
• FCC Urged To Reject Fax Broadcaster Liability Challenge
• Protester Denied Fees Despite Prompting VA To Cancel Deal
• Advancing The Democratic Tax Agenda In 2021
• M&A Poised For Growth In The Biden Era
• Zoom Settles Trademark Fight Over Its New 'Zapps' Feature
• PTAB Allows Broadcom To Partially Amend Decoding Patent
• Google Says FCC Should Expand 6 GHz Sharing
• Wilson Sonsini, Goodwin Steer DoorDash's IPO Filing
• Facebook Loses Appeal In CMA Probe Of Giphy Deal
• Calif. Privacy Law Resembles, Transcends EU Data Regulation
• Biden May Face Hurdles In Normalizing US-EU Trade Relations
• Ex-Skyworks Engineer Cops To SEC's Insider Trading Claims
• Fired King & Spalding Atty Drops Jury Bid For One Claim
• Maxell Scoffs At DLA Piper's 'Ethical Screen' In Apple IP Suit
• Amazon Accuses Influencers Of Peddling Counterfeit Goods
• Antitrust Dems Optimistic For New Congress, Administration
• GAO Says It Can't Review $8.4M Health Dept. Contract Protest
• PTAB Hands Google Mixed Ruling In Data IP Row
• FTC Mulls Reviewing 'Nascent Competitor' Buys
• EDTX Trial Suspended After Juror, Attorney Get COVID-19
• Uber Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over Scandal-Scarred IPO
• Twitter Contributes $100M For Launch Of Social Justice Fund
• FCC Told 5.9 GHz Plan Could Unfairly Help Auto Tech Owners
• Discover Looks To Ax Patent Suit Over Mobile Banking Tech
• Beam Financial Users Sue After Months Of Withdrawal Delays
• Facebook Asks FCC To Ink Permissive 6 GHz Rules
• Epiq Expands Legal Services Menu With Hyperion Buy
• Commerce Puts TikTok Restrictions On Hold
• Caltech Sues Dell, HP After $1.1B Patent Win Against Apple
• 9th Circ. Ruling Cited In Bid To Ax Hagens Berman Fee Claim
• Kik Ruling Is A Step Toward Securities Law Clarity For Crypto
• Latham, Allen & Overy Guide Lottery Biz's $72M IPO Plans
• Tesla Ruling Leaves Self-Driving Liability Questions Open
• Avoiding 6 Common E-Discovery Production Pitfalls
• Cleary Steers PE-Backed Sotera Health's $1B IPO Launch
• Populist Fervor Is Upending Antitrust Policy
• Grubhub Looks To Toss Investors' Claims That Execs Hid Info
• Cooley-Led Retailer Hits $1.1B Value After PE Investment
• Apple Can't Duck Facial Recognition Privacy Class Action
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, KPN, Boston Dynamics
• Citing Virus, Apple Wants Remote Wrap-Up Of $503M Verdict
• Feds Drop Professor's Huawei Conspiracy Charge In Plea Deal
• Software Maker Fights Damages Claim Over Botched Roll-Out
• Biden Picks BigLaw Privacy Pros For DHS, DOJ Review Teams
• TikTok Asks DC Circuit To Block Trump's Divestment Order
• Twitter Investors' Securities Fraud Suit Meets Skeptical Judge
• Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Hit With Racial Bias Claims
• Apple Loses Bid For Punitives In Epic Games Antitrust Fight
• 5 Firms Guide 2 Blank-Check Cos.' $390M Offerings
• DLA Piper Fights Maxell's DQ Bid In Apple Patent Dispute
• FTC Probes Illumina's $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• 3 Firms Guide TPG And TA Associates' $1.6B Planview Buy
• Access To Rivals' Data Drives EC Amazon Antitrust Case
• FCC Told To Halt 'Controversial' Work Until Biden Takes Office
• FCC Nominee Grilled Over His Part In Social Media Bias Probe
• Roku Fights New Trial Bid In $41M Media Streaming IP Suit
• FCC, FTC Commissioners Share Big Tech Privacy Concerns
• UK Users Dropped From Facebook Privacy MDL
• USPTO Says Interested Party Rulings Aren't 'Shenanigans'
• Asian Cos. Charged For Selling US Electronics To Iranian Co.
• Drug Price Checker's Legality Mulled Amid Bid To Toss Suit
• Kirkland-Led PE Fund Surpasses Target With $7.5B Close
• Facebook Ruling Highlights Risks Of Flawed Board Processes
• Edwards Lifesciences Bolsters Tech's Attack On PTAB Denials
• Insurer Can't Escape Coverage In Software Infringement Suit
• Zendesk Escapes Securities Claims Over 2016 Data Breach
• Google Tries To Sink Antitrust Suit Over Online Display Ads
• SEC Actions Likely To Spur Further Private Markets Growth
• Law Firm Biz Development Tips For The Pandemic Era
• Amazon Faces EU Antitrust Charges Of Abusing 'Dual' Roles
• Gibson Dunn Steps In To Rep DLA Piper In Apple-Maxell Case
• Ex-Microsoft Engineer Gets 9 Years For $10M Gift Card Theft
• Markets Emerge From Tumultuous Election On Solid Ground
• High Court Won't Wade Into IBM Benefits Case Again
• Fed. Circ. Says WDTX Judge Erred, Sends Apple Case To Calif.
• Samsung Wants Galaxy S7 Water Resistance Suit Flushed
• Wachtell, Goodwin Assist On Adobe's $1.5B Workfront Buy
• Justices Won't Revive $1.3M Podcast IP Verdict Against CBS
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Ubisoft Win In Patent Case
• Alsup Rejects Attys $1.6M 'Sweetheart Deal' In Wage Suit
• SoftBank To Promote Its Deputy GC After CLO Resigns
• EDTX Jury Clears Google In $183M Video Patent Case
• UK Antitrust 'In Catch-Up Mode'
• Terminix Hit With Class Action Over Worker Data Breach
• Feds Say COVID-19 Unemployment Required H-1B Changes
• Facebook Gets Targeted Ad Campaign Class Action Trimmed
• Sens. Asked To Press FCC Nominee On Broadband Record
• DOJ Abandons Bain Doc Petition In Favor Of Visa Discovery
• Attys Win $70M Cut In Capacitor Price-Fixing Settlement
• Software Co. Must Pay Up For Withheld Shares, 3rd Circ. Told
• Universal Music's GC Touts Innovation Over Litigation Alone
• Tech Optimistic About Broadband Expansion In Biden Admin.
• FTC, Zoom Reach Deal To Settle Claims Over Security Failings
• How To Comply With New UK Guidance On AI Privacy
• Court Kicks Out DC Tourism Co.'s Google Antitrust Suit
• Rulings Show Limits Of Federal Agency Vacancy Law
• Zoll Medical Sues Security Co. Over Major 2018 Data Breach
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Pandemic, Burdens, Timeliness
• Google Says Rushed Website IP Suit Misses The Mark
• Biden Term Could Spell Sanctions, Boost Data Transfer Deal
• Biden Win Sets Stage For End Of Trump Immigration Regime
• CFIUS Under Biden Will Quietly Keep Nose To The Grindstone
• Biden Win May Lead To First Black Female Justice
• High Court Expansion Unlikely After Tight Election
• Biden's Win Means Big Business For BigLaw
• Biden Beats Trump At The Polls As Court Battles Continue
• Google Won't Move To Dismiss DOJ's Landmark Antitrust Suit
• Gibson Dunn's Involvement Won't Stop DoorDash Arbitration
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Fate Of Wi-Fi Co.'s $8M Infringement Verdict
• Apple Seeks To Move 'Slide-To-Unlock' Patent Suit To Calif.
• Trump Has Limited Tools To Push Back Against Social Media
• Ellenoff Grossman Guides Blank-Check Co.'s $220M IPO
• Lyft Drivers Press 1st Circ. For Employee Status Via Injunction
• Airbnb Host Says Co. Is Pocketing Virus Cancellation Funds
• Deloitte Unit Settles Feds' Claims That It Underpaid Women
• HP Misled Investors After Hewlett-Packard Spinoff, Suit Says
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Cleary, Ropes & Gray
• UK Software Co. Plans $3.7B Share Sale To Fund OSIsoft Buy
• Patent Filings Dropped As Pandemic Gripped US
• Shearman, Kirkland Guide $935M Data Platform Buy
• Auto Parts Workers Get Class Cert. In Unpaid Wages Suit
• Forum Selection May Be Viable For Fla. Consumer Claims
• 3 Firms Build Novo Nordisk's $1.8B Emisphere Buy
• Mass. Broadens Vehicle Data Access Despite Privacy Worries
• Fed Tells Consumers Capital One Breach Report Is Off-Limits
• Latham Guides Graham Partners Fund To $937M Close
• Wilson Sonsini-Led AI Fintech Files $100M IPO
• 5 State Ballot Measure Results GCs Need To Know
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• DoorDash Judge Calls Prop 22 'Game Changer' In Calif.'s Suit
• Apple Dodges Part Of Investors' IPhone Sales Suit
• Cleary, Lowenstein Lead American Tower's $3.5B Telecom Buy
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Reviving Fight Over $325M CBP Deal
• NYSE Owner Prices $900M Offering As Part Of Ellie Mae Buy
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Revisit Revival Of Philly Uber Drivers' Suit
• Designers, Beware Copyright Office Font Protection Reversal
• BigLaw Must Drop The Billable Hour To Improve Diversity
• Deals Rumor Mill: TikTok, 7-Eleven, Airbnb
• Robbins Geller Nabs Lead In Zoom Shareholder Litigation
• The Post-Election State AG Enforcement Landscape
• Ad Watchdog Backs Bulk Of T-Mobile Post-Merger 5G Claims
• Phone Makers Fight To See Fee Deals In Mitsubishi IP Suit
• Windstream's GC, Uniti Beat Fraud Claims Over Spinoff Risks
• Capacitor Buyers Lose 'End-Run' Class Certification Bid
• Uncertain Election Leaves Capital Markets In Flux
• Trump Unleashes Barrage Of Lawsuits In Battleground States
• SEC Slams Atty's Sanctions Bid In $48M Fraud Suit
• PayPal CEO Says Gov't-Backed Digital Dollars Are Inevitable
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Baggage Co.'s IP Case Not Exceptional
• Ellenoff Grossman Guides Downsized $220M Blank-Check IPO
• AGs Urge FCC To Broaden Some Robocall Exemptions
• Training Co. Says Private Equity Firm, Rival Blocked Market
• Axed Tech Exec Loses Suit Over Unvested Stock Options
• Ga. Atty Says False Bar Exam Result Led To Suicide Attempt
• Judge Doubtful Of Authority To Block TikTok's US Restrictions
• Lyft Discriminates Against Wheelchair Users, Alsup Rules
• SDNY Ruling Affords Forum, Arbitration Clause Drafting Tips
• FCC's O'Rielly Decries Apparent Gov't 'Overbuilding' In Wyo.
• Trader And Co. Must Pay $900K In CFTC Ponzi Scheme Suit
• HTC Escapes Part Of IPCom's 3G Patent Case In UK
• Calif. Voters Back Bid To Toughen Consumer Privacy Law
• Senate Majority Still In Doubt As Races Tighten
• Biden Campaign Plays Down Trump High Court Threat
• Trump Vows To Contest Uncounted Ballots At High Court
• The BigLaw Attorneys Battling Over An Undecided Election
• Don't Look To Bush v. Gore For 2020 Blueprint
• Senate — And Pandemic Relief — Still Hanging In The Balance
• Calif. Justices Weigh Whether Dynamex Ruling Is Retroactive
• Twitter Board Inks $47M Deal Resolving User Metrics Suits
• Microsoft Claims Co. Selling 'Black Market' Software Keys
• Telegram To Pay $625K In Fees After Dropping Crypto TM Suit
• China Freezes Fintech Giant Ant's Record-Smashing IPO
• 2 Ex-EBay Workers Face New Charges In Cyberstalking Case
• Sonos Gets Google Patent Scrapped Under Alice In IP Fight
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Keep Movie Theater IP Suit In Texas
• Apple, Amazon's Alice Win Over Voip-Pal Holds Up On Appeal
• Dish Pitches Defense Dept. On Using Its 5G Network
• Conversant, RPX Strike Deal On Ex-Nokia Wireless Patents
• After 26 Years, Top CBS Lawyer Leaves ViacomCBS
• Fed Circ. Revives Protest Over DOD Vendor List Removal
• Elenoff, Loeb To Guide Tech-Focused SPAC's $100M IPO
• A Study Of Virtual Reality's Courtroom Applications
• 10 Lessons From ITC's First-Ever Unfair Import Virtual Trial
• Yankwitt Adds To Its Roster Of Ex-Southern District AUSAs
• 8 Tips For Effective Oral Advocacy In Virtual Court Hearings
• App Developer Denies Scraping Data In Facebook Suit
• Deloitte Acquires London Law Firm Kemp Little
• From The Front Lines: The Attorneys Protecting This Election
• Cisco Wants New Trial After $1.9B Patent Loss To Centripetal
• Tech Giants Warn H-1B Rules Will Push Businesses Abroad
• Trade Groups Ask FCC Again To Open Up 12 GHz Band For 5G
• Energy Dept. Shirking Efficiency Standard Reviews, Suit Says
• EU Antitrust Chief Eyes Tech Algorithms But Not Breakups
• 2 Telecoms Win FCC Funds To Cover Puerto Rico With Internet
• Legal AI Co. Paperflip Closes As Docusign Poaches Founders
• Divided SEC Eases Limits And Rules On Private Offerings
• Huawei Sues Trump Admin. For 'Stonewalling' FOIA Requests
• CIT Denies Feds' Push For $4M Cable Import Penalty
• AT&T Customers Fight To Revive NSA Spying Suit At 9th Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Judge Jabs Atty On 'Sloppy Lawyering' In Fee Row
• Greenberg Traurig, Latham Lead SPAC's $2.1B Aeva Bet
• Sidley Snags 2 Attys From McKool Smith For IP Team
• Feds Flout Trump Work Visa Ban Injunction, Biz Groups Say
• Growth And Challenges For Life Sciences CRE Amid COVID-19
• Rep. Pushes FCC To Release COVID-19 Consumer Complaints
• Irish NPE's Suit Undermines ITC Mission
• Real Estate Rumors: Amazon, MetLife, Waterbridge
• Unisys Worker Wants Cert. In Manager Misclassification Row
• Teradata Replaces Longtime GC With Atty From Within
• Simpson, Fried Frank Steer $293M Blackstone-COPT Venture
• GAO Says FCC Broadband Subsidy Program Has Major Flaws
• Gunderson, Kirkland Guide $1.5B Supply Chain Biz Sale
• 3 Firms Steer $3B PE Takeover Of Web Hosting Co. Endurance
• A GC's Blueprint For Improving Legal Industry Diversity
• USPTO Defends Posts On Trump's Leadership After Backlash
• Nielsen Sells Analytics Unit In $2.7B Deal Driven By 6 Firms