Technology Archive » January, 2021

Technology - January, 2021

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• SEC Faces Uphill Battle To Act On GameStop Trading War
• Lyft Can't Arbitrate Drivers' NJ Wage Suit, Court Holds
• Sen. Warren Demands SEC Action Amid GameStop Frenzy
• Coinbase's Public Listing Plans Shine Spotlight On Crypto
• Gaming Giant Kept 'Head In Sand' On Infringement, Jury Hears
• Facebook, Google Are Killing Local News, Media Co. Says
• Justices Seek Response In American Axle's IP Eligibility Row
• Trimmed Suit Over $2B Presidio Sale Moves On In Chancery
• Ripple Slams SEC's 'Unprecedented And Ill-Conceived' Suit
• Clearview AI Asks 7th Circ. To Undo BIPA Suit Remand
• Epic Judge Says Apple's Tim Cook Must Sit For 7-Hour Depo
• Congress, Biden Urged To Confirm Tie-Breaking FCC Dem
• Samsung Dodges Galaxy S7 Water Resistance Class Suit
• Prepare For NY Data Privacy Law To Catch Up To Calif.
• Lighting Co. Tells 11th Circ. Investor Class Can't Be Certified
• Tech Union Appeals Student Visa Program Saved By Chevron
• Radio Stations Pitch FCC On Expanded FM Boosters
• Goodwin, V&E Rep Education Co.'s $1.7B Go-Public Deal
• Motorola, LG Face Patent Suits Over 5G Tech
• PTAB Trials Disproportionately Harm Small Businesses
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Debevoise, Sidley
• Google Dodges Edible Arrangements' Search Ad IP Suit
• OECD Delays Are Imperiling Digital Tax Deal
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Special Ops, Satellites, Jets
• Texas Justices Pass On Carrington Coleman Negligence Suit
• SpaceX Probed By Feds Over Discriminatory Hiring Claims
• Claims Court Backs SBA Tossing Bid Under Old Size Standard
• Judge Won't Let Satellite Co. Escape TM Suit
• Facebook Positions Itself As The Good Guy To Apple's Bad
• Biden's Regulatory Freeze Unsettles Crowdfunding Advocates
• FBI Director Urges Dialogue With Companies Before Incidents
• Cox Wants $1B Music Label Piracy Verdict Paused For Appeal
• Netflix Tells 7th Circ. To Keep Streaming Fee Suit In Fed. Court
• Ill. Justices To Weigh Workers' Comp Effect On BIPA
• Google, Epic, Phone Users Fight To Control Suits' Futures
• 5 Firms Guide Workday's $700M Deal For Danish Peer
• OIG Says VA Staffers Hid Health Data Deal's Privacy Concerns
• Crypto CEO Claims Trimmed In SEC Pump-And-Dump Suit
• Real Estate Rumors: Vision Properties, Deutsche Bank, Stiles
• Data Protection Biz Nears $1.4B Value After VC Investments
• Shearman Guides Qualtrics To Upsized, $1.6B Debut
• Paul Weiss-Bound Orrick Attys Exit Theranos Case
• Feds Say Health Co. Used Masters, Derby Trips As Kickbacks
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Claims Against Battery Maker, Insurer Pared In Cleanup Suit
• Website Biz Squarespace Files Confidential IPO Plans
• 9th Circ. Tosses Axon's Suit Over FTC Merger Review Process
• Robinhood Trading Blocks Draw Lawsuits And Lawmakers' Ire
• Tips For Banks As USAA Check Deposit Patent Dispute Grows
• Qualcomm Loses Info Demand Appeal In EU Antitrust Probe
• 3 Firms Drive SPAC Deal Valuing Electric Car Startup At $3.4B
• Caldwell Cassady Nabs Ex-Baker Botts IP Partner
• Calif. Lawmakers Want Cos. To Report GHG Emissions
• Medical Device Co. Exec Gets 4 Months For Embezzling $1M
• Microsoft Draws Wide Support In Bid To Ax Warrant Gag Order
• Patents Aren't 'Crown Jewels,' Gaming Co. GC Tells Jury
• House Rep Wants Huawei Clarity Before Confirming Raimondo
• Judge Won't Pause BIPA Violation Suit Coverage Dispute
• SEC Says Bogus Media Co. Scammed $14M From Investors
• Samsung Gets Mixed Win At Fed. Circ. In Motion Sensor Fight
• Sens. Push FCC To Prioritize Rural Clinics In COVID Funding
• Voice Recognition Tech Co. Broke Ill. Privacy Law, Suit Says
• Klobuchar Says Big Tech Breakups Should Still Be An Option
• Flurry Of Judicial Retirements Opens Seats For Biden To Fill
• Educators Urge FCC To OK E-Rate Funds For Home Learning
• FCC Looking Into East Coast Internet Outage
• Real Estate Rumors: Kushner, Talis Biomedical, Ivy Realty
• How The SPAC Boom Could Trigger More Lawsuits
• Class Lead Fight Heats Up In Alibaba Suit Over Halted Ant IPO
• PayPal Prepaid Accounts Ruling May Curtail CFPB Authority
• Fed. Circ. Told Albright's 8-Month Transfer Delay Is 'Extreme'
• ITC Dispute May Lead To PTAB Litigation Strategy Shifts
• Green Home Payment Biz Loanpal Nabs $800M In Backing
• 7th Circ. Ruling Highlights Continuing BIPA Questions
• CORRECTED: Samsung Seeks Fast Appeal Of China FRAND Ruling
• ​​​​​​​ICE Cancels Plans For Unit To Monitor Foreign Trainees
• Uber's Win Over Calif. Cabbies' False Ad Suit Upheld
• Kirkland-Led Solar Supplier Shoals Powers Up $1.9B IPO
• Simpson-Led TCV Scores $4B For Latest Tech-Focused Fund
• ITC To Probe Foreign Censorship's Effect On US Businesses
• Mass. AG Must Face Challenge To 'Right To Repair' Law
• Vodafone Fights Infringement Ruling In 4G IP Case
• Amid Digital Legal Changes, LawAdvisor Launches Tech Tools
• Harvard Professor In Early Talks To Resolve Criminal Case
• GAO Says IT Firm Was Rightly Excluded From $20B Contract
• Gov't Services Providers Ink $7.1B Deal Led By 2 Firms
• Video Game Giant Ripped Off Controller Patent, Jury Hears
• Auto Supplier Spreads Nokia FRAND Patent Dispute To Del.
• Voip-Pal Calls Apple's 'Personal Attacks' Claim A Smear Tactic
• Report: Cartel Enforcement Could Increase Under Biden
• Data Transfer, Enforcement Questions Linger Post-Brexit
• Norway's Plan To Fine Grindr $12M Draws Call For FTC Action
• Class Cert. Granted In Robinhood 'Refer A Friend' Texts Suit
• FCC To Focus On Pandemic Relief During Feb. Meeting
• Firms Pitch Strength In Bid To Lead Kyocera-AVX Deal Suit
• Macy's Denies Using Clearview To Collect Facial Data
• Worker Says Jet's Pizza Finger Scans Violate Ill. Privacy Law
• Battery Biz Sila Nano Valued At $3.3B After $590M Infusion
• Popeyes Hit With Proposed Class Action Over Biometrics
• Academics Say Section 230 Reform Is Still A Long Way Off
• Bill Seeks To Stop Chinese Cos. From Exploiting Key Patents
• Nintendo Urges Fed. Circ. Not To Revive Patent Suit
• Fed. Circ. Remands License Issue In LTE Patent Dispute
• Judge Greenlights Altered $2.3M Citrix Data Breach Deal
• Chancery Seeks More Info On Authentix Investor Rights Limits
• Facebook Location Data Suit Sinks After Deadline Passes
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Reverse PTAB Win For Apple, Samsung
• Gunderson Helps Online Checkout Biz Fast Raise $102M
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Uber, Lyft Look To Escape Mass. AG's Worker Status Suit
• Next TCPA Ruling Is Unlikely To End Autodialer Saga
• Google Wants Texas Website IP Suit Shipped To Calif.
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• Acting FCC Chief Heralds Close Of $81B Initial C-Band Auction
• Real Estate Rumors: Lennar, Harrison, Florida East Coast
• CLOs Maintain Company Influence, Broaden Data Focus
• Groups At Odds Over FCC's $3B Internet Fund
• Revisiting Klobuchar's Crucial Antitrust Reform Proposals
• IPCom Appeals Vodafone's Gov't-Use Defense In 4G IP Case
• TransPerfect Says Ross Aronstam Shirked Its Client Duties
• ITC To Probe Vivint, SimpliSafe Over Smart Doorbell Imports
• In A First, Game Controller Patent Case Kicks Off On Zoom
• FCC's New GC Is Merger Czar, Williams & Connolly Alum
• TJ Maxx Shoppers Claim Arbitration Terms Were Buried
• Companies Boost IPO Sizes As Another Blistering Week Starts
• Epic Judge Doubts Apple's 'Quirky' Samsung Subpoena Bid
• Microsoft Can't Shake $7M Database Patent Loss In NY
• White House Hints Biden May Keep Chinese Tech Trade Limits
• Ala. Man Cleared On Rape Sues Facebook For Negligence
• Navigating Business Valuation During The Pandemic
• Mass. Uber Ruling Offers Insights On Online Contracts
• Judge OKs Hy-Vee's $20M Data Breach Settlement
• DC Circ. Picks Apart FCC Over 5G Wireless Safety Review
• Legal Startup Fires Back At Westlaw With Antitrust Claims
• USPTO Tells Fed. Circ. Inventor Must Pay In Stalled Apps Suit
• What Automakers Should Expect From Biden's DOT
• Uber Facing Trademark Fight Over 'Freight Link' Service
• Ripple Token Case Highlights Need For SEC Clarity On Crypto
• AMC Hit With ADA Suit Over Access To Streaming Service
• Apple's $500M IPhone Settlement Hits Snag On Corp. Claims
• User Fights To Keep Twitter In Phone Number Privacy Suit
• 5 Firms Drive $2.6B SPAC Deal For Online Marketer Taboola
• NCR Bests Competing PE Suitors With $2.5B Cardtronics Buy
• Gunderson Dettmer Snags Ex-Silicon Legal Strategy Partner
• PTAB Offers Clarity On Real Parties In Interest In IPRs
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• Benefits Administrator Hits $7.3B Valuation In SPAC Merger
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Ret. Fed. Judges Call On Telecoms To Lower US-China IP Heat
• Tesla Accuses New Hire Of Stealing Automation Trade Secrets
• Ericsson Fires Back, Asks ITC To Block Samsung 5G Imports
• Senate Dems Press US Court Officials About SolarWinds Hack
• Google Threatens To Yank Its Search Engine From Australia
• Feds File 1st Enforcement Actions Under Ticket Bot Ban
• Calif. Children's Hospital Sued Over Blackbaud Data Breach
• Apple Blasts 'Personal Attacks' On Judge In Patent Row
• Xerox Spinoff Fights Cert. Of 'Lawyer-Driven' Investor Suit
• Facebook Board Will Make Final Call On Trump Suspension
• Can Parler, Or Its Amazon Suit, Survive?
• Antenna Patent Co-Owners Ink Deal To End Infringement Fight
• Intel's Retirement Plan Leaders Win Trim Of ERISA Claims
• Del. Justices Uphold Chancery's Higher Appraisal Of Tech Co.
• What Cos. Can Learn From FTC Data Queries To Tech Giants
• Ga. Wants Standing Review In Election Suit After Others Axed
• How Cos. Can Comply With Portland Facial Recognition Ban
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Twitter Investors Say Board Prioritized Incumbency Over Co.
• Warriors' Website Not Accessible To Blind Fans, Suit Says
• 'Defective' Or 'Ordinary': PTAB Denials Suit Heats Up In Calif.
• TripAdvisor Beats Speech Recognition IP Suit After PTAB Win
• Taiwanese Chip Maker Boosts Offer For German Peer To €4.2B
• Manufacturer Says $500M Insurance Policy Covers Virus Loss
• Vedder Price Adds Finance Atty To New Dallas Office
• US Courts Have Limited Ability To Set FRAND Rates Globally
• Taxation With Representation: Wilson, Faegre Drinker, Weil
• Va. Judge Directs Re-Interview Of Witness In Capital One MDL
• V&E, Mayer Brown Power $2.6B EVgo SPAC Merger
• Breaking IP Barriers: Q&A With Finnegan's Mareesa Frederick
• Another Zoom Trial First: Gaming Controllers For Remote Jury
• Apple, VirnetX Agree On $75.6M In Interest After $503M Award
• Fertility App Shared Private Data With Chinese Cos., Suit Says
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Fed. Circ. Won't Block Albright's Transfer Of WDTX Intel Trial
• DHS, Labor Pull Immigration Rules After Biden Orders Freeze
• State AGs Must Catch Up With DOJ Case Against Google
• Ancestry.com 'Misunderstands' Yearbook Photo Ad Suit
• 4th Circ. Sides With Apple In Fight Over 'IPad' Trademark
• Luxury Fashion Retailer Leads $532M Pair Of IPOs
• Sipco Loses Fed. Circ. Appeal In Emerson Electric Patent Row
• Chinese Fintech Co. Investors Claim Fraud Over IPO
• Barnes & Thornburg Guides TastyTrade In $1B IG Group Deal
• Densify Wants To Take Tossed $236M Jury Win To Fed. Circ.
• Ex-Cision Sales Reps Claim They Were Stiffed On OT
• Apple Broadens Challenge Against Chicago Streaming Tax
• Google Says App Developers Put Crazy Spin On Duty To Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Joby Aero, Polynt-Reichhold, Starboard
• DOT Pick Buttigieg Touts Climate Goals In Senate Hearing
• Predictions For How Telehealth Law Will Evolve In 2021
• Granted Motions To Amend Rising Under PTAB Pilot Program
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Rethink Tinder Win In 'Life Issues' IP Fight
• Teradyne Will Pay $125K To End DOL Hiring Bias Probe
• CWA Decries Verizon-TracFone Deal's Impact On Lifeline
• Amazon Won't Have To Host Parler During Dispute
• Biden Appoints Rosenworcel As Acting FCC Chair
• MoFo Partners Get Senior Roles In Biden Justice Department
• Biz Travel Co. TripActions Hits $5B Value With New Funding
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Dentons Names Co-Head Of Its So. Cal. Venture Tech Group
• Privacy Shield Replacement Talks Get New US Leader
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Undo Pokemon Go Creator's Patent Win
• COVID-19 Tracking App Says It Was Foiled By App Store Ban
• Levandowski's Journey From Google To Trump Pardon
• Ex-SDNY White-Collar Enforcer Joins Finn Dixon & Herling
• Elon Musk's Tunneling Co. Hit With 'Boring' TM Suit
• Uber And Postmates Fight Calif.'s Bid To Nix AB 5 Challenge
• Lyft Slams Class Cert. Bid In IPO Suit
• Lawmakers Urge FCC To Vet Rural Network Auction Winners
• FCC Denies Bid To Stay Ligado Networks' 5G Project
• Michael Best Gears Up NC Office With Smith Anderson Trio
• Indeed Can Arbitrate Employee's Hostile Workplace Claims
• GAO Backs Protest Over Epsilon's $46.5M IT Deal
• Latham-Led Medical Device Company Returns To IPO Market
• Barry Nigro, Ex-DOJ Antitrust Deputy, Talks Enforcement
• Google Looks To Move Texas Ads Suit To Calif.
• PTAB Axes 2 Uniloc Patents, Trims Another In Tech Giant Row
• How Defense Production Act May Affect Vaccine Supply Chain
• Queen's Gambit SPAC Among 6 That Raised $1.4B Via IPOs
• DLA Piper-Led Rastegar Launches $200M REIT
• EU Hits Steam Owner, Game Makers Over 'Geo-Blocking'
• Del. Justices Affirm Chancery's Board Deception Smackdown
• What The Oracle-TikTok Saga Means For Oracle Licensees
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• Pai Exits FCC On Biden's Inauguration Day
• DLA Piper, Cooley Craft Up To $510M Deal For Cardiva Medical
• Google Slips $90M RICO Claims Of Blacklisted Website
• Tech Co. Wins $134K After Trial With Former Merger Partner
• Fed. Circ. Won't Undo PTAB Rulings On Motorola Patents
• Perspecta Raised $7.7B Award Issues Too Late, Court Says
• Latham-Led Electric Car Biz Closes On $2.7B Funding Round
• Fed. Circ. Judge Calls Sipco Appeal 'Colossal Waste' Of Time
• Charter Rescinds Request To Nix Merger Conditions
• 4 Cos. Join IPO Pipeline Seeking To Raise $3.9B Total
• Drug Benefits Co. Valued At $1.1B In PE Deal Led By 3 Firms
• Pierce Bainbridge, Funder Ditch Claims Over Poaching Client
• FCC Warns Amateur Radio: Don't Air Criminal Threats
• FCC Has More Guidelines For Accurate Broadband Mapping
• High Court Parses FCC's Mandate To Promote Diversity
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• Self-Driving Car Co. Cruises To $30B Value With New Funds
• Android Users Slam Google's 'All Or Nothing' Privacy Stance
• PTAB Nixes 2 Cellular Patents In Win For Mercedes-Benz
• Iancu Resigns As USPTO Director, Urges Eligibility Reform
• Buyers Tell 7th Circ. Best Buy Geek Squad Plan Is A Warranty
• Trump Tells Agencies To Stop Buying Risky Foreign Drones
• Amazon Hit With Another Antitrust Suit Over E-Books
• FCC Exempts Certain Pharma Calls From TCPA Rules
• New President, New Senate, New Antitrust Ballgame
• Shearman, Kirkland Aid Citrix's $2.25B Buy Of Software Co.
• How SEC Can Address 'Inherent Dilemma' Of Its Mandate
• Addressing The Security Risks Of University Foreign Funding
• BlackBerry, Facebook Drop Patent Fight Over Messaging Tech
• Apple-VirnetX Judge Explains Why He Won't Grant New Trial
• Simpson, Davis Polk Steer Dating App Bumble's IPO Filing
• Investors Say Grubhub Stock Claims Not 'Fraud By Hindsight'
• Thermo Fisher Shells Out $876M For Viral Vector Maker
• NY, FTC Lead Charge To Expand Biometric Privacy Shields
• PTAB Axes Patent Involved In $4.3M Verdict Against Samsung
• FCC Inks $10M Fine For Racist Political Robocaller
• Trump White House Finalizes 5G Network Security Plan
• Outgoing DOJ Antitrust Chief's Greatest Hits
• 6 Priorities For Employment-Based Immigration Reform
• What To Expect In High Court's Media Ownership Review
• Pandemic Again Delays Fired King & Spalding Atty's Trial
• Amazon & Publishers Secretly Fixed E-Book Prices, Suit Says
• Space Internet Biz OneWeb Brings Total Funding To $1.4B
• Davis Polk, Latham Guide Game Maker Playtika's $1.9B IPO
• Lessons From Economic Testimony In 2020 Merger Litigation
• Thoma Bravo's Cadwalader-Led SPAC Rakes In $900M Via IPO
• Texas IT Staffing Co. Settles Immigration Bias Claims
• Video Tech Co. Founder Charged In Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• Taxation With Representation: Baker, Wachtell, Shearman
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Shows Novelty's Role In Patent Eligibility
• FCC Terminates Plans To Auction T-Band
• DOJ Won't Scrap Long-Standing Music Licensing Orders
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• NLRB Sets Mail Election In Amazon Warehouse Union Bid
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• Cyberpunk 2077 Maker Hit With Investor Suit Over Game Flop
• Intel Says Fortress Entities Breached Patent License Deal
• DOD Finalizes Ban On Chinese, Russian Telecom Equipment
• GE Hits Siemens Energy With Trade Secrets, Bid-Rigging Suit
• $110M Fees Probed In $650M Facebook Biometric Privacy Deal
• 3 Firms Steer Porch's Insurtech, Marketing Deals Worth $122M
• Stock Tip Site Raging Bull Denies FTC's Fraud Accusations
• Judge Unsure Inventors Can Step Into IPR Denial Challenge
• Judge Gilstrap Grants 'Late' Stay In Cisco Patent Fight
• 7th Circ. Won't Keep Clearview BIPA Case In Federal Court
• 9th Circ. Weighs Nat'l Security, Free Speech In WeChat Appeal
• Parler Claims Hate 'Not Part And Parcel' Of Platform
• ThinkMarkets Says Former IT Worker Won't Return Docs
• Paul Hastings, Wachtell Guide $125M Fintech Investment
• USTR Raps Digital Taxes In 3 More Countries, But No Tariffs
• US Restricts 6 Countries From Selling Telecom Products
• Acacia And Cisco Backtrack, Strike Increased $4.5B Deal
• Epic Games Hits Apple, Google With Antitrust Claims In UK
• FRAND Rate 'Nightmare' Raises Call For International Tribunal
• New ICE Unit To Review OPT Program Impact On US Workers
• Conn. AG Unveils Antitrust Probe Into Amazon E-Book Biz
• Goodwin-Guided Poshmark's Shares Leap After $277M Debut
• USPTO Says VirnetX Can't Get Arthrex Do-Over On Network IP
• Albright Says COVID-19 Delay Is OK In HEB Patent Trial
• AT&T Says Subsidy Contribution Reform Must Happen Now
• Keep BitMEX Racketeering Suit Alive, Traders Tell Calif. Judge
• Tarter Krinsky Hires 2-Partner Practice From Amster Rothstein
• Cherokee Nation Firm Wants Out Of Employee Poaching Suit
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• Diversifying Leaders Big Challenge In Law, Microsoft GC Says
• Google Closes $2B Fitbit Deal Despite Ongoing Probes
• 4 Rulings That Will Shape Clickwrap Litigation In 2021
• Vodafone Can't Pause €508M 3G Tech IP Suit To Wait On Spain
• Simpson-Steered PE Shop Amasses $10.2B Across 2 Funds
• Banks Plan Bigger Spend On New Tech, Says EU Regulator
• $760M Motorola Walkie-Talkie Trade Secret Win Cut To $540M
• Facebook Users' Housing Ad Bias Suit Axed For Now
• What To Know About RPX's Deal With Intellectual Ventures
• Uber Misled Public, Say Cabbies Seeking False Ad Suit Revival
• Universities Get DOJ Green Light To Pool IoT, Data Patents
• Qualcomm Drops $1.4B On Chipmaker Nuvia Amid 5G Boom
• Hy-Vee Reaches Deal To End Consumers' Data Breach Suit
• 9th Circ. Mulls Undoing Car-Share Co. Turo's LAX Injunction
• Infosys Sees Women As 'Tokens,' Ex-Workers Tell EEOC
• Texas AG Probing Tech Giants Over Parler Ban
• Facebook Can't Duck Developer's RICO Suit Over App Access
• Period Tracker App Reaches Deal In FTC Data Sharing Suit
• Fed. Circ. Told Feb. WDTX Intel Trial Is 'Eminently Sensible'
• Univar And Customer Service Reps Settle 'On-Call' OT Dispute
• Cole Schotz Nabs IP Atty From Thompson & Knight
• DOD Launches Tool To Link Tech Cos. With Vetted Funders
• 1st Circ. Denies Ex-HP Employee's Bid To Collect Vacation Pay
• Amazon Blasts Parler's Bid To Nix Suspension
• Credit Suisse Seeks To Stop 'Do-Over' Signac Arbitration
• FCC's Pai Strikes Sentimental Note In Final Public Meeting
• Fed. Circ. OKs Nintendo's Alice Win Over $10M Verdict
• 2 Firms Guide Tech Biz Blend On $300M Funding Round
• PTAB Hands Wins To Google Over Video Playback Patents
• Investors Tell Del. Justices Tech Co. Low-Balled Appraisal
• Pandemic Grinds Jaguar-Bentley IP Fight To Another Halt
• Alibaba Investors Seek Lead In Suits Over Ant's Halted IPO
• Google Gives $250K For DACA Fees As Texas Case Looms
• Leading NASA Scientist Cops To Lying About China Ties
• Simpson Thacher Steers Silver Lake Fund To $20B Close
• Democratic Control Could Break Gridlock On US Privacy Bill
• Skadden, Davis Polk Steer Fintech Affirm's $1.2B IPO
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• Calif. Lawmakers Urge New AG To Halt Net Neutrality Suit
• Uber Appeals Calif. Regulator's $59M Fine Over Assault Probe
• Latham, Milbank Guide Talkspace's $1.4B Go-Public Deal
• Apple Can't Register 'Smart Keyboard' As Trademark
• ECJ Urged To OK Broader Data Enforcement In Facebook Suit
• FTC's Facebook Antitrust Case Gets New Judge
• GSA To Remove Non-US Drones From Schedule Contracts
• Gray TV Rejected Reasonable Programming Offers, FCC Told
• Apple Users Eye Class Cert. In ICloud Storage Suit
• Database Biz Cockroach's Funding Round Nabs $2B Valuation
• Judge Upholds $1B Music Label Piracy Verdict Against Cox
• Baker McKenzie-Led Online Luxury Retailer Floats $266M IPO
• Boeing-Owned Drone Co. To Pay $25M Over False Claims
• Feds Want Jury Told Of Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Lavish Lifestyle'
• Patent Grants Down 1%, But Filings Up 5% Amid Pandemic
• Zoom Preps $1.5B Offering Guided By Cooley, Wilson Sonsini
• Calif. Dispensary Slapped With TCPA Suit For Unwanted Texts
• Payments Co.'s Value Jumps To $15B With New Funds
• Attys For Snap Investors Seek $41M From $155M Deal
• PTAB OKs USAA Check Deposit Patent In Wells Fargo IP Row
• State AGs' 2020 Actions Offer Hints At 2021 Priorities
• 5 Blank-Check Cos. Raise $1.1B Amid Sizzling IPO Market
• A Law Of The Digital Sea Could Expand Data Rights, Oversight
• The Benefits Of More Alternative Dispute Resolution At GAO
• Lyft Drivers Fight For Employee-Status Injunctions At 1st Circ.
• 3 Firms Guide Proterra's $1.6B Go-Public Deal
• FCC Invalidates Chicago Satellite Dish Restrictions
• Diversity Among Legal Tech Founders Up Since 2018
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• T-Mobile Blocks AT&T's 'Push-To-Talk' Trademark At TTAB
• New FCC Republican Aims For Unobtrusive Rulemaking
• Labor Dept. Hikes Wages For High-Skilled Work Visas
• Google Hit With $2B Antitrust Suit Over 'Rigging' Its Algorithm
• Acacia Asks Court To OK Its Termination Of $2.6B Cisco Deal
• Dems Want To Know Where ISPs' COVID-19 Policies Stand
• Feds' 3D-Printing Gun Rules A 'Pandora's Box,' 9th Circ. Told
• Photo App To Erase Biometric Data In Deal With FTC
• Justices Won't Hear Dish Rival Spectrum License Ruling
• Judge Won't Freeze Quibi's Assets In $100M Eko IP Row
• 7 Major M&A Deals That Broke Down Due To COVID-19
• NCR Makes $1.74B Competing Offer For ATM Biz Cardtronics
• Justices Turn Away 7 More IP Cases, Split Arthrex Arguments
• Cloud Firm Unfazed By $50K-Per-Day Sanction, Chancery Told
• Parler Hits Amazon With Suit Over Suspension In Riot's Wake
• Amazon Sued In Pa. Over Criminal Background Checks
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• No Delay For Epic's Apple Trial In Antitrust Case
• Outgoing FCC Chair Says Time's Up For Section 230 Rule
• Fintech Valued At $1.5B After Iconiq Investment
• Rep. Matsui Wants Unified Spectrum Policy Under Biden
• Facebook Names 1st VP Of Civil Rights
• Alsup Orders Finjan To Pay For 'Utterly Failed' Patent 'Fiasco'
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2020: An Empirical Review
• 'This Is Nuts!' Mass. AG's Approach To Repair Suit Irks Judge
• Trump Admin. Opens Up Exports On Drone Systems
• FCC Floats $47.5M In Fines Over Alleged 2.5 GHz Band Misuse
• Union Sues CSX Over Shift To Electronic Payroll System
• DST Workers Settle ERISA Investment Suit For $79M
• Gilstrap Won't Let Samsung Enforce China FRAND Injunction
• Rival Escapes $345M Asset Freeze In Motorola Suit
• Bell Nunnally Adds IP Partner From Klemchuk
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• Both Sides Ask Albright For COVID Delay In HEB Patent Trial
• Don't Let Google Add Patents To Win, IP Foe Tells Gilstrap
• Apple Faces Uphill Battle To Nix Patent In FairPlay IP Suit
• SolarWinds Taps Ex-Cyber Chief Krebs In Wake Of Major Hack
• Split 9th Circ. Upholds Tata's Non-Discrimination Jury Verdict
• Cisco Wins Injunction Against Acacia Ending $2.6B Deal
• Outgoing State Dept. Officials Form New Cybersecurity Office
• Lululemon Can't Get $1M Award To Media Co. Nixed
• Kilpatrick Nabs Ex-MoFo IP Life Sciences Litigator
• Fed. Circ. Faults Part Of Cost Award To Microsoft In IP Case
• AT&T Brings Back Data Caps After Taking COVID-19 Pledge
• Samsung Asks ITC To Block Ericsson 5G Imports
• Brand Battles: Game Co. Wants To Flush Down 'Poopy' TM
• Canada VoIP Biz Investors Blast $26M Merger Deal With Rival
• SEC's Direct Listings Expansion Could Invite New Risks
• DOD Official Says Anti-Drone Plan Will Improve Tech Adoption
• NHTSA Finds No Proof Of Tesla Acceleration Defect
• PTAB Will Review LG Patent Involved In FRAND Suit
• Mass. Top Court Skeptical CDA Shields Car-Sharing Co. Turo
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Cravath, Skadden
• 7th Circ. Privacy Ruling Could Expand Article III Standing
• Apple Users Face Uphill Fight In Securing Global Sales Data
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• 5 Legal Tech Trends To Watch In 2021
• Google Faces UK Antitrust Probe Over New Privacy Rules
• Europe Eyes Tax Talks After US Freezes Tariffs
• Trump's Big Tech Lockout Adds Fuel To Oversight Debate
• FBI Tells 9th Circ. Twitter Has No Right To Pub Classified Info
• Epic Says Don't Let Class Issues Delay Case Against Apple
• Biden Fills Out Economic Team With Commerce, SBA Picks
• Judge In Visa Ban Case Asks For Input On Recusal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Gojek, Atos, Nykaa
• Chancery Sanctions Cloud Co. In Service Contract Fight
• Alsup Rips 'Standard Patent BS' In $8.7M Atty Fee Fight
• Cloud Security Biz Lacework Nabs $525M To Spur Growth
• TCV Leads €110M Funding For Cloud Banking Biz Mambu
• TCPA Future Uncertain After A Tumultuous 2020
• YouTube, Google Avoid Free Speech Suit Over LGBTQ Content
• Texas Injury Firm Drops Claims Against Atty Referral Site
• 10 Ways Antitrust Scrutiny Is Heating Up In 2021
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Ax Of Snapizzi Photo Management Patent
• Hamamatsu Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Reconsider Patent Transfer
• Latham-Led Mobile Game Developer Playtika Preps $1.6B IPO
• Google's $7.5M Data Breach Deal OK'd, Attys Get $1.8M
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