Technology Archive » February, 2021

Technology - February, 2021

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• SoftBank Settles WeWork Suits Over Failed $3B Tender Offer
• Hong Kong Man Charged With Conspiring To Steal GE Secrets
• Attys Make Their Cases For Leading Google Ad Suits
• FTC Asked To Investigate EdTech Ads That 'Shame' Kids
• Federal Judge Says Kansas Surcharge Ban Is Unconstitutional
• $650M Facebook Privacy Deal OK'd, $110M Atty Fees Trimmed
• IP Biz In Samsung Infringement Fight Wants A Waco Trial Too
• Clients Likely To Grill Law Firms After Vendor Data Breaches
• FCC Approves $3.2B Emergency Broadband Program
• Hotels' Bid For Arbitration Docs Should Be Nixed, Court Hears
• Zillow Wants Real Estate Magazine's False Ad Suit Tossed
• Google's Security Makes Gift Cards Unredeemable, Users Say
• Employer-Friendly Changes May Revive H-1B Visa Program
• Texas Justices Clear Way For Deal In $9M Dell Contract Fight
• Chemours Board Sued In Del. For Undisclosed Toxic Tabs
• Gilstrap Makes Apple's $506M Patent Trial Loss Final
• Weil-Led Blank-Check Co. Nabs $1.2B To Target Fintechs
• Ex-Amazon Studios Exec Says Flight Upgrade Got Him Fired
• Compliance Lessons From Newest Fla. Privacy Class Actions
• Dallas Gets Green Light For Netflix, Hulu Franchise Fee Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Ropes, Cahill, Davis Polk
• What Biden's Ethics Pledge Means For Gov't Revolving Door
• Facebook Settles Revived Race Bias Suit With Black Engineer
• Patent Numbers May Be Declining, But Innovation Isn't
• Koh 'Deeply Disturbed' By Google Tracking Court Site Users
• Fed Circ. Says SK Hynix Patent Suit Should Stay In Texas
• New Mexico AG Asks 10th Circ. To Revive Google Privacy Suit
• TikTok Competitor Beats Music Licensing Suit, For Now
• EA Gets 'Loot Box' Gambling Suit Sent To Arbitration
• 3 Firms Steer AT&T's $16.25B PE-Backed DirecTV Spin Off
• Investor Settlements Held Steady In 2020 Despite Pandemic
• Calif. Voters 'Clearly' Against Uber Drivers' Suit, Judge Says
• ITC To Probe Robotic Vacuum Imports For Patent Infringement
• Fenwick-Led Crypto Exchange Coinbase Files Direct Listing
• TikTok Users Ink $92M Deal To End Biometric Privacy MDL
• Software Provider Says Feds Misapplied Visa Requirement
• 'Change Is Coming' In Big Tech, House Antitrust Dem Vows
• Unified Patents Gets PTAB Review Of Electrical Assembly IP
• AT&T Says Telecom Charged Too Much For Access Services
• Calif. Court Says Teacher's Wi-Fi Illness Claim Is A Disability
• 'Reverse' Veil Piercing Floated In Chancery Appraisal Suit
• GAO Says DOD Rejected Software For Usability Not Looks
• Behavioral Health Biz BetterUp Valued At $1.7B In Series D
• DOJ Subpoenas Fintech Co. In Antitrust Employment Probe
• Punishing Bar Exam Policies On Menstrual Products Must Go
• Fed. Circ. Revives Software Co.'s $596M IP Suit Against Navy
• The Supreme Court PTAB Cases That Came Before Arthrex
• Gov'ts Launch UN Plan To Eradicate Global Tax Crime, Abuse
• Robinhood Drama Puts Trade Settlement Time In The Spotlight
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toast, Sportradar, Victoria's Secret
• IHS Markit Investors Want To Check Math On $44B S&P Merger
• HP Looks To Boost $5B Fraud Suit With Post-Trial Evidence
• Tax Takeaways From India's Proposed Budget
• Stream TV Lodges Ch. 11 Petition In Wake Of Assets Battle
• Unreported Breach Sparks Warning From French Regulator
• Internet Groups Back FCC On 6 GHz Specs Before DC Circ.
• AI Machines Can't Invent, USPTO Tells Judge
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Targets Crypto Developers After £3.6B Hack
• Texas Justices Mull Facebook's Immunity In Trafficking Suits
• Nevro Lobs New Suit At Boston Scientific Over Spine Pain IP
• DC Gov't Says AT&T Overcharged It For Internet, Cell Services
• AT&T Should Qualify 'Best Network' Claim, Ad Watchdog Says
• Peloton Tells Judge Gilstrap 'Spinning' Biz Is 'No Innovator'
• Porsche Says It's Not To Blame For Software Damaging Cars
• Transaction Toolkit For A More Litigious M&A Environment
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Touch Harvard's 'Black Silicon' IP Win
• GOP Bashes Disinformation Probe As Stifling To Free Speech
• Epic Judge Says Apple 'Salted The Earth With Subpoenas'
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Wipe Out 4 More NuCurrent Patents
• Facebook Can't Pause Discovery In Startup's Trade Theft Case
• It's Time For Law Firms To Start Loving And Leveraging Data
• Biden Orders Sweeping Review Of Crucial Supply Chains
• Calif. Gets Green Light To Enforce 2018 Net Neutrality Law
• Clearview AI Reveals Plan To Take BIPA Fight To High Court
• Sens. Mull Cyberattack Reporting Law At SolarWinds Hearing
• Calif. Says AT&T, Frontier Neglected Copper Networks
• 4 Firms Vie To Lead Claims In Cyberpunk 2077 Investor Suit
• Dish Asks To Pump Brakes On SpaceX FCC Funds For 12 GHz
• Google Blasts Texas-Led Digital Ad Monopolization Suit
• Lighting Co. Says Foe Can't Challenge Liability In $59M Retrial
• Samsung Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo Gilstrap's FRAND Ruling
• A Tough Road Ahead for Democrats' Ambitious Policy Agenda
• Twitter Sued In Chancery Over Privacy Breaches
• Facebook Gets Ad Firm's Claims Tossed In Data Scraping Row
• FCC To Tackle 5G Auction, Emerging Tech In March
• Keys To Protecting Clients During Law Firm Dissolution
• Legal Pitfalls HOAs Should Avoid When Using Drones
• Patenting Software-Related Inventions Is Getting Easier
• What A New Virginia Privacy Law Could Mean For Businesses
• Atos Demands Excess Coverage For $854M Trade Secrets Suit
• Class OK In Labaton Sucharow, Quinn Emanuel-Led Dell Suit
• Virtual Meetings Creating New Compliance Gap, Report Warns
• Latham Lands Tech Transactions Atty From Mayer Brown
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Connectivity Biz Lands $1.4B Valuation
• Facebook, Australia Cut Deal Over News Bargaining Law
• Warner, Sony Say Streaming Radio App Must Pay For Music
• Peloton Attack On 'Spinning' TM Is 'Meritless,' Owner Says
• Watchdog Casts Doubt On IRS' Warrantless Phone Tracking
• PwC, Citi, Goldman Sachs Dodge Startup Stock-Drop Suit
• VLSI, Intel Face Off In 1st In-Person Patent Jury Trial Of 2021
• MyPillow CEO Hit With $1.3B Suit Over Election Fraud 'Big Lie'
• RentPath Gets $52M Breakup Fee From Failed CoStar Tie-Up
• Visa Says IPOs Doom Retailers' Swipe Fee Suits
• Notre Dame Signals Support For Athlete Name, Image Rights
• Fortnite Maker Can Bring Claims Against Google In UK Suit
• Kroger Latest Victim In Software Vendor Data Breach
• ITC Launches 3 Cell Signal Patent Probes Off One Complaint
• VC-Backed Startups Roblox And Oscar Health Ready Listings
• T Dallas Smith's CEO Is Hopeful Real Estate Racism Will Fade
• High Court Passes On Security Co. Race Bias Case
• Rosenworcel Floats Emergency Broadband Program Rules
• Split Fed. Circ. Revives SynQor's Converter Patent
• Reps. Tell Streaming Cos. To Crack Down On Misinformation
• Reps. Ask Biden To Make Rosenworcel Permanent FCC Chair
• Google, Staffing Co. To Pay $1.5M To Settle Wage Suit
• Intuit Accuses Visa, MasterCard Of Fixing Merchant Fees
• Del. Justices Let $12M Attorney Fee In Versum Case Stand
• Cyxtera Technologies To Go Public In $3.4B SPAC Merger
• Streaming Radio Service Fights Warner, Sony Over Copyrights
• How Case Management Orders Can Support New Attorneys
• Split 9th Circ. Sends Alexa Privacy Suit To Arbitration
• Financial Support In Eko IP Row May Be Personal, Quibi Says
• Solas Ends IP Fight With LG, Sony As Samsung Trial Looms
• Gov't, IT Firm Settle False Claims Allegations for $6M
• Companies Beef Up Risk Disclosures As Biden Era Begins
• Atty Says He's Not Liable For 'Arrogant' Client's Sanctions
• VoIP-Pal Loses Fed. Circ. Battle To Ship Cases To Albright
• Brand Battles: Lenovo Takes Aim At LG Over 'ThinQ' AI
• 2nd Circ. Deep-Sixes Malpractice Suit Against Kenyon Firm
• Feds Face FOIA Suit Over Palantir's COVID-19 Data Platform
• Tribe Fears FCC Funding Will Preclude Spectrum Project
• 3rd Circ. Won't Undo Conviction In Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• House Antitrust Panel Keeping Up Pressure On Platforms
• Kessler Topaz Garners $41.1M For Repping Snap Investors
• 2nd Circ. Says It's Too Late To Revisit Windstream Vendor Pay
• 3 Firms Pilot $120M PE Investment In Talent Recruitment Co.
• Shutterfly Reaches Deal To End Facial Scan Privacy Claims
• The Employment Immigration Landscape Is Already Changing
• Effective E-Discovery Of Chat Apps In Gov't Investigations
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, White & Case, Sidley
• Fox Rothschild Hires Ex-Akerman Cannabis, Sports Partner
• Cost Of Limiting Telecom Imports To Be Steep, Feds Say
• Warning Of 'Grim' Outcomes, House Dems Haul In Tech CEOs
• An In-House Counsel's Guide To Better Work Management
• DOL Pulls Trump-Era Guidance On Contractors, Truckers
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Redfin To Pay $608M For Bankrupt Property Co. RentPath
• Uber Loses UK Challenge To Drivers' Worker Status
• Man At Center Of Biden Laptop Claims Sues Twitter For Libel
• Judge Koh Doubts Google's Bid To End Chrome Privacy Suit
• 'Outdated' Accellion Software To Blame For Hack, Victims Say
• NY Regulator Slams Facebook For Not Curbing Data Sharing
• Congress Hits Robinhood Hard In 1st GameStop Hearing
• Advertisers Say Facebook Execs Knew About Bloated Stats
• Ericsson Asks Justices To Undo Toss Of $110M Patent Win
• Huawei Argues For More Information In Sanctions Case
• Expedia Asks To Shield Arbitration Docs In TravelPass Suit
• LG Gets PTAB To Nix CyWee's Bid To Amend Sensor Patent
• PTAB Revives Sipco Radio Transmission Patent
• DOJ Wants More Info On Salesforce's $27.7B Deal For Slack
• Cerner Workers Seek OK Of $4M Settlement In 401(k) Suit
• DOD Hit With Demand For Info On Rivada Spectrum Deal
• Coronavirus Litigation: The Week In Review
• Robinhood Can't Ditch Online Traders' Suit Over Outages
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Apple Asks To Postpone March Patent Trial Due To COVID-19
• Jurisdiction Can Be A Key Tool For BIPA Class Action Defense
• Big Tech Groups Sue To Halt Md. Digital Ad Tax
• How The Pandemic Is Shaping Patent Trials In District Courts
• GAO Faults GSA For Not Explaining $250M Contract Award
• McGuireWoods Adds 3 Health Care Attys In Houston, Chicago
• Boeing Sued By Estate Of Ethiopian Pilot Over 737 Max Crash
• Google Escapes Suit Alleging PTAB Fraud, For Now
• 3 Firms Fuel $1.5B SPAC Deal For Satellite Imagery Co.
• Avoiding Materially Adverse Conflicts After New ABA Opinion
• Deals Rumor Mill: SpaceX, Marqeta, Aerion
• UK Gov't Sued Over £854M Weather Supercomputer Contract
• Apple, Ky. AG Rip Class Attys' $87M Fee Bid In IPhone Deal
• Facebook Pulls News Sharing In Australia Over Media Law
• Cannabis Co. Helix Faces Investor Suit Over Proposed Merger
• House Dems, GOP Offer Competing Broadband Initiatives
• Apple Blames Trump DOJ IP Stance For 'Flawed' Nokia Ruling
• IRS Ready For Next Round Of Stimulus Payments, Rettig Says
• Is 'Spinning' Generic? Peloton Is Willing To Pay To Find Out
• Yodlee Must Still Face Consumers' Privacy Suit
• PTAB To Review USB Patent Set For Nov. Trial In WDTX
• Tinder Rival's Rhyming Name Too Close A Match For TTAB
• Intel Owes Worker Over $1.1M In Toxic Gas Suit, Judge Says
• Cisco Discloses Financial 'Scheme' By Ex-Workers In China
• Ex-Jumio CEO Hit With Del. Bankruptcy Sanction Ruling
• Immigration Agency Meets H-1B Work Visa Cap For FY 2021
• VLSI Calls Intel's Bid To Push Patent Trial To April 'Baseless'
• Ex-Wrestler Takes Microsoft Likeness Case To High Court
• Davis Polk, Willkie Steer $150M States Title Financing
• Amazon, Big 5 Publishers Hit With E-Book Antitrust Suit
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Pans 'Luxurious Lifestyle' Evidence
• US-Style SPAC Launches In Germany Hunting For Tech Biz
• FCC Split Over Who Gets Emergency Broadband Funds First
• IHeartMedia Bolsters Ad Tech With $230M Deal
• Albright Was Right To Deny Transfer Bid, Fed. Circ. Told
• Defense Strategies When Plaintiffs Deny Their Own Standing
• Fortnite Maker Brings Antitrust Fight With Apple To Europe
• FCC Announces New Broadband Data Collection Program
• PTAB To Eye Computer Security IP Formerly Axed Under Alice
• Mayer Brown Taps Ex-Apple Atty For Privacy Practice
• NY AG Sues Amazon Over COVID-19 Worker Protections
• McKool Smith Adds Telecom IP Pro From Quinn Emanuel
• EagleView's Adventures In IP Earn Co. $375M Enhanced Win
• Pavo's $7.5M Patent Win Against Kingston Upped By $3.7M
• ND Senate Nixes Bill Targeting App Store Exclusivity
• Peloton Aims To Void 'Spin' TMs, Citing 'Abusive' Enforcement
• Chancery Leans Toward Merging Facebook Stockholder Suits
• Collabera Sues To Stop Rival From Poaching Workers
• Serco Buys PE-Backed Defense Contractor For $295M
• 7th Circ. Won't Revisit Clearview BIPA Suit Remand
• Match Sues Rival For Creating 'Tinder Clone' For Muslims
• Sales Rep Firm Sues Samsung Medical Unit Over Warranties
• Sony Sued Over Alleged PlayStation Controller 'Drift' Defect
• Banking Tech Biz Personetics Nabs $75M From Warburg
• GoPro Looks To Cast Off Camera Waterhousing Tariff At CIT
• WH Asked To Address Interagency Spectrum Confusion
• Optum OKs Review Reset On $13.8B Change Healthcare Buy
• Don't 'Radically Alter' Antitrust, Sen. Mike Lee Says
• Parler Relaunches After Amazon's Riot Suspension
• GOP Reps. Roll Out 28-Bill Broadband Infrastructure Agenda
• Chewy Accuses IBM Of Seeking 'Exorbitant' $36M For Patents
• 2 Craft Cos. Hope To Reap Rewards Of Hot IPO Market
• Sidley, Morgan Lewis Steer $3.69B Reverse Morris Trust Deal
• US Legal System Can Benefit From Nonlawyer Ownership
• DirecTV Mostly Escapes Class Action For Unwanted Calls
• Simington Sees Limited Role For FCC In Media Regulation
• Google Can't Ditch Calif. Pirated Recordings Suits
• How West Texas Patent Trial Speed Affects PTAB Denials
• MicroStrategy Plans $600M Bitcoin Buy Amid Record Surge
• Ex-Facebook Deputy Counsel Comes 'Home' To Gibson Dunn
• UK Concerned About EBay's $9.2B Sale Of Classifieds Biz
• 3 Takeaways From Intel Retirement Plan Leaders' ERISA Win
• Latham-Led CoStar Competes For CoreLogic With $6.9B Bid
• Employee Can't Claim Copyright For Software Created At Work
• 7 False Claims Act Enforcement Trends To Watch
• CDK, Reynolds Battle Auto Dealer Data MDL
• Oracle Takes Its $10B JEDI Protest To The High Court
• Tread Carefully In Section 230 Fix, Open Internet Group Says
• Va. Consumers Seek Class Cert. In Payday Lending Suit
• Amazon Says NY AG Is Overstepping On Virus Oversight
• Google Gets Pause In Biometric Suit Over Face ID 'Arms Race'
• Intelsat Files Ch. 11 Plan To Slash $8B Of Debt
• Regulators Are Homing In On Perils Of Ransomware Payouts
• FCC Seeks To Spread Word Of Emergency Broadband Benefit
• Fed. Circ. Says Dropbox Rival's IP Claims Are Nonsensical
• Va. Data Privacy Law Poised To Offer 2nd Model For States
• Broadcasters Say Radio Geo-Targeting Will Sap Revenue
• Fed. Circ. Backs Gov't Win In Electronic Passport IP Fight
• IP Trial Could Happen 'On 24 Hours' Notice' Due To Pandemic
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Cleary, Faegre
• Davis Polk, White & Case Steer SPAC Union For $2.4B Fintech
• Assessing Damages Theories In Recent Trade Secret Verdicts
• Kaufman Dolowich Adds Cybersecurity Chair From Severson
• Key Deliverables For SPAC Parties Amid Growth Trend
• Md. Legislators Override Gov., Pass Nation's 1st Digital Ad Tax
• Fox News Hosts Aim To Escape $2.7B Defamation Case
• Bidding Battle For Coherent Heats Up With II-VI's $6.5B Offer
• Google Fights Uphill Battle To End Pirated Recordings Suit
• Ford CEO Says LG, SK Should Settle Trade Secrets Spat
• Facebook Investors Win Look At Some FTC Deal Records
• Google Defeats 'Loot Box' Child Gambling Suit, For Now
• US Should Copy Aussie Google News Law, Microsoft Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Ruling Scrapping Uniloc Patent Claims
• TransPerfect Denies Shawe Steered Chancery Malpractice Suit
• Lyft Wants Calif. State IPO Suit Scrapped In Light Of Fed. Case
• Fed. Circ. Rules Acquisition Shields Infinera From Patent Suit
• Calif. Justices Stop Uber, Lyft's Bid To Flip Contractor Order
• Cannabis Co. Faces Patent Suit Over Store Locator Tech
• Pet Care App Rover Valued At $1.35B In Blank-Check Union
• Early Robinhood Ruling Marks Rocky Start For Traders' Suits
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Xos Trucks, Bilfinger
• Consumer Relief Focus Points To Urgent FCC Subsidy Reform
• Md. House Votes To Override Veto Of Digital Ad Tax
• Cos. Face Uncertainty In Commerce Foreign Adversary Rules
• Calif. Pressed On Its Use Of Face Scans For Remote Bar Exam
• Building A Law Firm Knowledge Bank For Thought Leadership
• Home Sellers Say Brokerages Should Produce Franchise Docs
• Investors Swoon Over Bumble's $2B Upsized IPO
• What The Biden Presidency Means For Class Actions
• Calif. Judge Tells DLA Atty On Zoom: 'At Least Have A Tie On'
• Biden Admin. Looks To Pause WeChat, TikTok Shutdown Bids
• Prison Expert Warns Autonomy Chief Faces Health Risk In US
• ITC Upholds LG's Win In $1B Trade Secrets Battle With SK
• Siri, Please Dismiss Eavesdropping Lawsuit Against Apple
• Albright Orders Daily COVID-19 Tests At Intel Patent Trial
• Shareholder Suit Against Data Software Company Thrown Out
• Enforcers Remain Worried About 'Flailing' Merger Arguments
• Several Private Facebook Antitrust Suits Consolidated
• Shaq Wants Fee Award Reinstated In Fight Over Leaked Email
• Fed. Circ. Agrees Fax Machine Patents Are Indefinite
• Google Keeps Pushing To Move Texas AG Case To Calif.
• Conn. Gov.'s Budget Calls For Legal Pot, No Tax Increases
• Del. Justices Unsure $12M Deal 'Mootness Fee' Is Off-Base
• NY Judge Won't Let Google Duck 2nd IP Suit Over Street View
• J&J Seeks To Block Alcon's Eye Surgery Laser Product
• Gilstrap Says Fujitsu Settlement No Help To Nokia In IP Fight
• Bernstein Litowitz Says Hiring Ex-Client Poses No Conflict
• Robinhood Users Face Uphill Fight For TRO In GameStop Suit
• Judge Recommends Not Axing Gree Patents Ahead Of Trial
• Data Compliance Issues For Cos. Making, Using Vaccine Apps
• House, Senate Bullish On Allocating Fresh Broadband Funds
• Genentech Wins Toss Of Employee's 401(k) Suit
• Blank-Check Merger Values Genomic, Patient Data Biz At $2B
• Mashable Settles Copyright Fight Over Instagram Embeds
• FCC Urged To Overturn Trump-Era Fiber Unbundling Policy
• WH Confirms Ongoing CFIUS Review Of TikTok-Oracle Deal
• Let's Emerge From The Pandemic As Legal Innovators
• Dominion Says Powell Was Dodging Being Served $1.3B Suit
• Texas AG Asks Lawmakers To Fund Google Antitrust Litigation
• CIT Tries To Get Its Arms Around 3,500 China Tariff Suits
• Gaming Tech Biz Says $100M Antitrust Suit Still Too Late
• Key Trade Secret Developments Of 2020: Part 2
• Munck, Shearman Drive $2.3B Government Tech Provider Deal
• 1st Circ. OKs Broad Warrantless Border Phone Search Policy
• US Evidence Against Autonomy Chief 'Misleading,' Atty Says
• Cooley, Kirkland Pilot SPAC Merger For $3.8B Air Taxi Startup
• Nasdaq, NYSE Challenge New SEC Stock Price Data Rules
• Apple Faces Congressional Call To Revisit App Privacy Labels
• Facebook, Google, EBay Urge Justices To Limit Privacy Suits
• DoorDash Fights To End Gig Status Suit Under Prop 22
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple's Partial Win On Uniloc VoIP Patent
• TopGolf Aces SureShot's Antitrust Suit Over Tech Co. Buy
• Wireless Cos. Express Optimism For FCC's 12 GHz Inquiry
• Apple Can't Render 4G Patents Unenforceable In $506M Row
• Chancery Picks Class Leads For $1B Kyocera-AVX Merger Suit
• SEC Wants Clearer Risk Disclosures Amid Market Volatility
• Apple Didn't Deceive Epic With 'Sloppy' Atty Lists, Judge Says
• SMTC Investor Seeks To Block Deal With HIG Capital
• Intel, Acer, Others Face ITC Probe Over Circuit Patent
• Epic Games Ends Fight With Teen Over Fortnite Cheat Codes
• No 'Do-Over' In Beats' $14M Win Over Monster, Judge Says
• Greenberg Leads Appgate In Merger To Go Public
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Recertification, Conflicts, Assumptions
• ITC Takes Up Samsung Claims Over Ericsson 5G Imports
• PTAB Upholds DivX Patent Involved In Netflix, Hulu IP Row
• Taking Stock Of Nonmonetary Privacy Settlement Provisions
• Abbott Labs Ducks Ex-Worker's ERISA Suit Over Stolen $245K
• Huawei Urges 5th Circ. To Remove Security Threat Label
• Nokia's License Boycott Broke Antitrust Law, 5th Circ. Told
• Ex-Theranos COO's Fraud Trial Moved To January 2022
• Clear Exhibits, Abrupt Goodbyes: Life As A Zoom Juror
• Duane Morris Taps 4 Barnes Thornburg Attys For Dallas Office
• Anticipating Predictive Analytics' Potential Uses In Litigation
• Calif. Boutique Adds 2 Litigators From CDF Labor Law
• Fox News Wants $2.7B Voting Fraud Defamation Case Tossed
• Qualcomm Loses Memory Patent Spat With Apple At Fed. Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Simio Patent Eligibility Ruling May Affect Alice Test
• Autonomy Chief Says SFO Could Revive HP Sale Fraud Probe
• Hyzon Motors Valued At $2.7B In SPAC Deal Driven By 3 Firms
• Intel Says Ex-Engineer Brought Trade Secrets To Microsoft
• Biden Admin. To Weigh Risk Of Unleashing Cyberweapons
• 3 Firms Steer Blank-Check Merger Creating $2.9B 3D Tech Biz
• Chubb Beats Target's Data Hack Coverage Bid
• Amazon Wants High Court To Weigh Driver Arbitration Dispute
• Leaders Say There's Room For Growth In '96 Telecom Act
• Bumble Upsizes IPO As More Companies Join Pipeline
• Cisco Can Arbitrate Ex-Workers' Claims In Trade Secrets Fight
• Tesla Buys $1.5B Of Bitcoin As Musk Touts Meme Crypto
• SK Hynix Urges Fed. Circ. To Review Albright Transfer Denial
• Fed. Circ. Clears Facebook's Alice Win Over Internet Chat IP
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let PTAB Save Loyalty Program Patent
• 9th Circ. Tough To Read In Safeway Union Work Dispute
• Broadband Co. Wants N.M. DOT Enjoined In Permit Row
• 10 Global Digital Markets Regulatory Issues To Watch
• Jury Should Hear Dropbox 'SmartSync' TM Row, 9th Circ. Told
• AT&T Unit Says Town's Tower Denial Hurts 911 Access
• Cox Gets Reprieve On $1B Music Piracy Verdict During Appeal
• Education Software Investors Sue Over $2B Thoma Bravo Deal
• ITC Lessons On Proving Domestic Industry Is Being Created
• This Black History Month, Law Firms Should Challenge Norms
• 'Short Squeeze' Class Actions Face Uphill Battle
• Amazon Hit With New Tip-Stealing Suit After FTC Deal
• Baker Botts Lands Bankruptcy Pro From Greenberg Traurig
• DOJ Drops Challenge To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• MKS Instruments Lobs Competing $6B Bid For Laser Maker
• Ex-Autonomy CEO Begins US Extradition Fight Over HP Sale
• Zoom Asks FCC To Let It Obtain VoIP Numbers Directly
• 5 Firms Construct $2.8B Go-Private Deal For Cubic Corp.
• 3 Firms Power Renesas' $5.9B Deal For Dialog Semiconductor
• Maxell Asks Fed. Circ To Deny Apple's PTAB Appeal Bid
• Senate Dems' Section 230 Bill Would Allow For Limited Suits
• Fed. Circ. Unlikely To Nix Apple's Win In Memory Patent Case
• Domino's Awarded Fees After Win In 'Weak' Menu Patent Case
• Judge Says Inventors Would 'Radically Alter' Tech's PTAB Suit
• Ill. Judge Sends Amazon Voiceprint Claims To Arbitration
• Debt Markets Off To Strong Start In 2021 As Cos. Seek Cash
• Calif. Firm Wants 'Short Squeeze' Suits Sent To San Francisco
• Cruz Delays Vote On Raimondo For Commerce Secretary
• 37 Senators Urge FCC To Help Students Get Internet At Home
• USCIS Lets Computer Programmers Back Into H-1B Program
• ITC Judge Clears Garmin, Fitbit In Philips' Infringement Fight
• JPML Combines Google Play Store Suits But Omits Ad Cases
• States, DOJ Get Depo Cap Raised In Google Antitrust Battle
• China Tariff Cases Sent To Three-Judge CIT Panel
• COVID Construction Files: Lincoln And Kairoi's Austin Tower
• FCC Asked To Revive Broadband Net Neutrality Rules
• 'Painfully Honest' Atty Hit With $202K Sanctions In IT Row
• Marketing Co. Seeks 5th Circ. Review Of Loss To Texas Firm
• UK High Court Imparts GDPR Risk Insight For US Companies
• Judges On Race
• AT&T Must Face Suit Over Arbitration Clause In CWA Deal
• Law Firm Penalties On Departing Partners Just Got Riskier
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google's Security Problem Bigger Than A Bug, 9th Circ. Told
• BofA Client Says Ex-Worker Tricked Her To Steal Nude Pics
• Fed. Circ. Quickly Signs Off On Google PTAB Wins
• DHS Will Maintain H-1B Lottery System Through 2021
• Fox News, Others Hit With Voting Co.'s $2.7B Defamation Suit
• Construction Fintech Co. Built Raises $88M For Expansion
• Cherokee Co., Workers Can't Duck Poaching Suit, IT Firm Says
• Alphabet Union Files Labor Charge Against Google Contractor
• Intel Beats VLSI At PTAB In Latest Battle Over Patents
• Lead Texas Atty In Google Suit Tells Team Not To Use Gmail
• 4 Firms Guide CoreLogic's $6B Takeover Deal
• Klobuchar Unveils Sweeping Antitrust Reform Bill
• Colorado Rep. Buck Takes GOP Lead In House Antitrust Panel
• Automakers' Insurance Offerings Will Have Broad Impact
• Google Takes Keyboard Patent Fight Back To Fed. Circ.
• Period App Shared Health Data With Advertisers, User Says
• Google Judge Won't Split Publishers From Antitrust Ad Fight
• Telecom, VoIP Providers Told To Certify Privacy Compliance
• Former Netflix Exec's Kickback Trial Delayed Due To Virus
• 7 Takeaways From Recent Del. Statutory Appraisal Litigation
• Electric Co-Ops Push FCC To Vet Subsidy Auction Winners
• New Drone Rules Show FAA Is Listening To The Industry
• How Parties Can Prep For Global FRAND Jurisdictional Battles
• Latham, Ogier Steer PE-Backed Atotech's $498M Public Debut
• Fed. Circ. Won't Pause SK Hynix Suit In Judge Albright's Court
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Nestle, Kraft Heinz
• GM Skirts Most Claims In Defective Touchscreen Suit
• NJ Case Has Lessons On Arbitration Clauses In Atty Retainers
• 23andMe Inks $3.5B Deal With Richard Branson-Backed SPAC
• Calif. Supreme Court Turns Down Drivers' Prop 22 Challenge
• Google Offers 'No Proof' For Moving Texas Case, AGs Say
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Overturning Google Victories At PTAB
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Loss For Intel In VLSI Memory Dispute
• SourceHOV Creditors Seek Injunction Over Stripped Assets
• Pair Of Tech IPOs Soar After Exceeding $1.3B Combined
• Hawley Targets Big Tech Mergers In Budget Amendment
• Microsoft Backs Australian Media Law Opposed By Google
• CWA Won't Have To Widen Scope In AT&T Workers' Union Bid
• Canadian Regulator Calls Clearview AI's Data Scraping Illegal
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit Transfer Of Apple Patent Case
• Verizon Wins Another PTAB Review In Huawei IP War
• Cooley-Led Security Deposit Biz Closes On $52M Financing
• Fed. Circ. Iffy On Nixing Intel PTAB Win In Power Supply Row
• Northwestern Accuses Mitsubishi Of Infringing 'Cobot' Tech
• 5 Firms Guide Electric Vehicle Biz's Go-Public At $3.1B Value
• Google's Consent Defense Can't Ax Data Privacy Suit Outright
• Google Can't Shake NM AG's Children Online Privacy Claims
• Challenging Therapeutics IP After Fed. Circ. Drink Can Ruling
• It's Time For The SEC To Overhaul Cryptocurrency Regulation
• AIG Unit Tells 9th Circ. Yahoo's Atty Fee Award Is Excessive 
• Judge Recommends Lightbulb Maker Face $3M Award Suit
• Biotech Co. Can't Hide DNA Program Info In NJ Murder Case
• 3 Firms Guide Payoneer's SPAC Go-Public At $3.3B Value
• Tips For Protecting Privilege When Working With Outside PR
• Senate Panel OKs Commerce Nominee Despite Huawei Doubts
• Gig Economy Cos. Form NJ Group Amid Classification Debate
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