Technology Archive » March, 2021

Technology - March, 2021

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• Cybersecurity Co. Owed $25M From Patent License Row
• EDTX Judge Shuts The Door On Visitor Badge App Patent Suit
• Fortnite Mom Must Arbitrate Sony In-Game Purchases Row
• Apple Must Face Trimmed Defective Laptop Display Suit
• ATM Biz Escapes Investor Suit Over Merger Results For Now
• Software Co. Challenges IBM's $34B Red Hat Buy, Code 'Theft'
• Biden's Transportation Infrastructure Plan Faces Bumpy Road
• DHS Head Vows To Call Out Nations That Foster Ransomware
• Verizon, US Cellular Can't Delay Work On Caller ID Tech
• Drug Price Checker Can Move Ahead With Antitrust Suit
• Google, NLRB Reach Deal On Alphabet Union's Labor Charge
• Blocked From Suing Apple In UK, Epic Tries CMA Complaint
• Postmates' Contract Dispute Faces Skeptical 7th Circ.
• 2 Firms Rep Food Delivery Biz Deliveroo's £1.5B LSE Fizzle
• FCC Vote Would Give Spectrum To Private Space Launches
• Compass Cuts IPO To $475M With Help From Fenwick, Latham
• Cubic Backs Veritas, Evergreen's New $3B Take-Private Bid
• Trump's COVID-19 Work Visa Restrictions To Expire
• Biden Plan Allocates $100B To Get Every American Online
• 3 Cybersecurity Questions To Ask Before A Remote Mediation
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space, Uranium, Navy Subs
• NY Data Tax Bill Would Create Practical, Policy Hurdles
• Google Asks 2nd Circ. To End Genius Lyrics Fight
• What Cos. Need To Know Before Entering Nascent NFT Market
• GlobalLogic Sold In $9.5B Deal Built By Shearman, Kirkland
• Justices Grapple With Harm Line In FCRA Class Standing Row
• Aon Founder's Investment Firm Gets Stock Fraud Suit Revived
• PanOptis Wants Ongoing Royalty After $506M Apple IP Win
• GAO Says IBM Protest Over $730M Army Deal Is Untimely
• Jury Clears Sprinklr In Fired Tech Salesman's Bias Trial
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Motion Sensor Patent Fight
• Roku Wipes Out Remote Control Patents At PTAB
• FTC Challenges Illumina's $8B Deal For Cancer Detection Biz
• Biden's Pick Would Add 1st Black Judge To Fed. Circ.
• VC-Backed Blank-Check Cos. Seek $625M In Planned IPOs
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Prison Phone Site Deals
• Can Antitrust Enforcement Be A Tool For Racial Equity?
• Tribe Wins Waiver To Get 2.5 GHz License On Trust Lands
• London Co. Says Calif. Wrong Venue For Trade Secrets Spat
• 9th Circ. Revives Casino ATM Merchant's Contract Dispute
• Drizly Users Get Initial Nod For $7.1M Data Breach Deal
• Decoding The Fine Print On Nonfungible Token Licenses
• Presence At Capitol Insurrection Validates Firing, HR Co. Says
• Texas AG Says Twitter Too Quick To Draw In Retaliation Suit
• Crypto Co-Founder Can't Toss $10M ICO Default Judgment
• TikTok $1.1M Settlement Over Kids' Data Denied Final OK
• NBA Top Shot Developer Dapper Labs Nabs $305M In Funding
• A Uniform Mediation Act Primer As States Continue Adoption
• Judge Jackson Tapped For DC Circ. In 1st Biden Nominations
• ROSS Can't Toss Suit That Claims It Stole Westlaw Content
• Nokia Shakes Investor Suit Over Alcatel-Lucent Acquisition
• Google Hit With Privacy Suit Over Data Shared In Ad Auctions
• Optum's $13.8B Change Healthcare Buy Under DOJ Scrutiny
• NY State Lawmakers Float Creation Of 5G Safety Commission
• 'Headwinds' Make FTC Run Out Qualcomm Appeal Clock
• Female Heads Of FCC, FTC, NTIA Talk Remote Work, COVID-19
• 2nd VLSI-Intel Patent Trial Heads To Waco After $2B Verdict
• Feds Seize Websites Posing As COVID-19 Vaccine Makers
• SpaceX Should Face DOJ Hiring Bias Probe, Judge Says
• US Regulators Seek Input On AI Use In Banking
• Benefits Fund Tells 11th Circ. To Leave Class Cert. Alone
• 16 Firms Could Steer IPOs Totaling $3.7B In Short Week
• Warren's Amazon Spat May Signal New Push For Alternative Tax
• Verizon Nabs Permit For 196-Foot Cell Tower In Georgia
• Banking App Beam Agrees To Permanent Ban By FTC
• Zoom Beats Ex-Partner's Injunction Bid In TM Fight
• 4 Firms Steer Broadridge's $2.5B Deal To Acquire Itiviti
• Digital COVID Vaccine Passports Should Be Antitrust-Exempt
• Should ITC Adopt Trade Secret Claims Statute Of Limitations?
• Justices Won't Disturb Ruling Blessing 3-D Printed Gun Suit
• Freshfields, Kirkland Steer $7B SPAC Deal For UK Car Retailer
• Safeguarding Privileged Communications In A Remote World
• Irish Regulator Focuses On Shielding Customers From IT Risk
• MPs Urge New Laws For Big Tech Over £10B Pension Scams
• IBM Must Face Some Claims In Age Bias Collective Action
• Startup Founder Gets 8 Years For $18 Million Investment Scam
• ACLU Slams Feds' Bid To Duck Social Media Surveillance Suit
• Square Gets PTAB To Ax Patents Of Rival That Called It 'Bully'
• Amazon Must Block Hacker's Access To Stolen Patient Data
• High Court FCRA Case Could Shake Up Class Action Standing
• PTAB Nixes Patent Behind $35M Verdict Against Samsung
• AT&T Warns Demands For Speed 'Symmetry' Can Go Too Far
• Commerce Eases Reporting Rules For Encryption Exports
• Cash-Hungry Cos. Find Alternative To Volatile Markets
• AI Biz Plans $1B IPO Guided By Cooley, Davis Polk
• Apple Says 'Tainted' $506M IP Verdict Justifies New Trial
• Forescout And Execs Duck Shareholder Suit For Now
• US Drops Trade Probes Of Brazilian Digital Tax, 3 Others
• DOT's Buttigieg Might Pump Brakes On 5.9 GHz Sharing
• Dems Reintroduce Internet Of Things Cybersecurity Bill
• Earnin Users Get Final OK On $12.5M Deal In Bank Fee Row
• Real Estate Publication Defends False Ad Suit Against Zillow
• How To Meet CFIUS Expectations On Chinese Investment
• 6 Firms Power $1.4B Semiconductor Co.'s Take-Private Deal
• Madison Square Garden Scores $922M Sports Network Buy
• Perkins Coie Land-Use Head Sees 4 Active Sectors Amid Virus
• Blockchain Analytics Co. Gets $2B Value In Latest Financing
• Messner Reeves Adds IP Partner In New Phoenix Office
• Recent Rulings Reinforce DOJ's Global White Collar Reach
• Apple, Epic Judge Caps In-Person Attendance At May Trial
• 4 Areas Of Cyberattack Vulnerability For Law Firms
• Warner, Sony Win Appeal Against Radio Streaming App
• Sens. Seek $6B Boost To FCC's COVID Broadband Fund
• Munck Wilson Picks Up IP Atty In Dallas
• Trends In Video Game Company Quests To Arbitrate Cases
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Wachtell, Skadden
• Top UK Court Will Weigh Anti-Suit Ban In $79M Software Case
• TV Maker Loses Bid To Revive Philips Hi-Def Patent Suit
• Westlaw Seeks To Cut Monopoly Claims From ROSS IP Fight
• WeWork Bets On Post-COVID Co-Working In $9B SPAC Deal
• PTAB Mulls Apple's Fight Over Health Monitoring Patent
• UK Watchdog Calls Facebook Giphy Deal Bad For Competition
• Garmin, CrowdOut Escape Suit From Disgruntled Investors
• Apple Shouldn't Move Virus App Monopoly Suit, Rival Says
• Uber, Lyft Can't Shake Mass. AG's Misclassification Suit
• Tesla's Musk Threatened Union Backers, NLRB Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs Lyft In Ride-Sharing Patent Fight
• Top Cyber Insurer CNA Disconnects Systems After Hack
• Global Tax Enforcement Group Pursuing Fintech Firms
• Reps. Emphasize Web Moderation Mistakes, Future Fixes
• How 2nd Circ. Ruane ERISA Suit Reversal Affects Arbitration
• Capital-Raising Strategy After SEC's Private Offering Rules
• Union Pacific Fails To Escape Truck Driver's Biometric Suit
• Zoom Fights Ex-Partner's Injunction Bid Over Soured Deal
• Quinn Emanuel, Others Denied $10.1M Fees In Merger Spat
• Rep. Buck Says It's Time For Congress To Act On Big Tech
• GM Sued For $100M Over Deadly Crash Tied To Tire Pressure
• Workers' Dignity Fueling Big Tech Union Organizing
• Coherent Ditches Lumentum For Sweetened $7B Deal
• Xerox Spinoff Looks Poised To Beat Accent Disorder Bias Suit
• What CFPB Policy Shift Means For Scrutiny Of Abusive Acts
• Binance Aims To Bolster Compliance With Advisory Hires
• Patenting Strategies For Nonfungible Token Technology
• 4th Circ. Rejects 'France.com' Lawsuit Against French Gov't
• How To Help Your Witnesses Overcome Hindsight Bias
• Facebook, Others Urge 6th Circ. To Narrow Robocall Liability
• Intel-VLSI Hearing Held In Secret, Inflaming IP Profs' Concerns
• Facebook Says Chinese Hackers Targeted Uyghur Activists
• Robinhood 'Concealed' Costs Of Trading, Users Say
• Klobuchar Says Congress Has Rare Shot At Antitrust Overhaul
• DOJ's Acting Antitrust Chief Says No Transition Slowdown
• Pinterest Fends Off Korean University's Patent Claim
• Vacation Home Marketplace Hits $1B Valuation In 5 Months
• Jail Phone Cos. 'Double Dip' In Fee Collections, FCC Told
• IBM Stole IP For Cloud Computing Tech, Ex-Worker Says
• 'Convenient' Testimony Dooms 5 Finjan Patents In ESET Row
• Salesforce Must Face Trimmed Backpage Sex Trafficking Suit
• Biden's H1-B Approach Will Benefit Foreign Workers And US
• Wireless Providers Call For New 5G, Spectrum Strategy
• Kirkland, Skadden Steer Dodgers Owner's 3rd SPAC Filing
• 11th Circ. Hints Damages Wrongly Cut In Electronics Sale Suit
• TikTok Users Defend $92M Biometric Privacy Deal
• Cooley-Led Cloud Startup & Car Wholesaler's IPOs Top $1B
• Blockchain.com Hits $5.2B Valuation After $300M Injection
• 3 Firms Guide Casino Chain Bally's £2B Deal With Gamesys
• Quinn Emanuel Exec Terrorized Hispanic Worker, Suit Says
• Financial Risk Co. Exceeds $1B Value After KKR-Led Round
• Chipmaker Micron Fights To Ax Price-Fixing Claims On Appeal
• NJ 'Reply All' Ethics Opinion Brings New Pitfalls For Attorneys
• 1st Circ. Lets Calif. Take The Wheel In Uber Employee Fight
• Facebook Can't Shield All App Data From Mass. AG Probe
• CMA Takes Norton To Court For Withholding Info In Probe
• Calif. Privacy Suits Tested Novel Law's Limits In 1st Year
• FCC's Carr Foresees Compromise On Spectrum, Net Neutrality
• DOD Tech Outreach Undermined By Contracting Barriers
• Oracle Can't Beat Suit Eyeing Its Sales Practices
• Online Trading App Robinhood Confidentially Files IPO
• Fired Sprinklr Account Manager Pressed On Professionalism
• App Co. Shareholders Sue Ex-WeWork Brass Over Bad Deal
• Online Broker, Airline And Software Firms Join IPO Wave
• Minn., Iowa Groups Urge FCC To Withhold Broadband Funds
• Auto Tech Co. Reynolds Slams Sanctions Bid In Antitrust MDL
• Apple, Goldman Cleared In Credit Card Discrimination Probe
• Maxell Settles Patent Suit Against Apple Over Mobile Tech
• 3 Firms Vie To Be Lead In 9F Investors' Fraud Suit
• 3 Firms Guide 3D Printing Biz VELO3D's $1.6B Go-Public Deal
• Barclays Shuts Down Fake 'Lehman Brothers' Group
• InventHelp Wants To Ax Disclosure Claim In Pa. Fraud Suit
• Goodwin, Winston & Strawn Guide $150M Injection In ID Biz
• EU Should Push Ahead Of OECD's Tax Work, Vestager Says
• Court Tosses Challenge To IRS Crypto Exchange Summons
• D1 Capital Leads Brazil Real Estate Co. To $2.2B Valuation
• Orrick Scoops Up IP, Privacy Atty From Davis Polk
• Cubic Weighs Competing $2.4B Bid From Latham-Led Co.
• DOJ Fights Microsoft Bid To Ax Cloud Data Warrant Gag
• Sidney Powell Attacks Dominion's 'Incoherent' $1.3B Suit
• DOJ Blasts Google's 'Glacial' Pace In Antitrust Suit
• 1st Circ. Says Cleaner Must Arbitrate Wage Fight With Web Co.
• Tech Salesman Tells Jury Sprinklr Fired Him For Pay Request
• Pillsbury, Wachtell Guide Tech Distributors' $7.2B Merger
• Ill. Grubhub Suit Paused As Deal Is Reached In Colorado Case
• High Court Skips Facebook's Challenge To Wiretap Ruling
• Saxena White Seeks $9M For $25M GTT Securities Settlement
• Facebook Beats Derivative Suit Over Board Diversity, For Now
• Biden Officially Picks Amazon Critic Lina Khan For FTC Post
• 3 Biotech Firms Join Packed Calendar Of At Least 19 IPOs
• Input To NHTSA On Automated Vehicle Rules Reflects Rifts
• McAfee Bodyguard Pleads Not Guilty In Crypto Fraud Case
• CalTech Sues Microsoft After $1B Apple, Broadcom Patent Win
• China Tariff Cases Moving Ahead Amid Clash Over Refunds
• FCC Gauges Lifeline's Progress Toward Shift To Broadband
• Apple MacBook Buyers Win Cert. In 'Butterfly' Keyboard Case
• Judging A Book: Bibas Reviews Rakoff's 'Why The Innocent Plead Guilty'
• VA To Review $16B Electronic Health Records Program
• Real Estate Rumors: Hellman & Friedman, Chetrit, Dorsey
• Asset Ownership Fight Derails Stream TV's Ch. 11 Hearing
• Questions Following 2 Recent Cyber Insurance Developments
• 3 Firms Guide $2B Deal For Biz Planning Co. Unit4
• How Nonfungible Tokens Could Disrupt The Legal Landscape
• 6 CFIUS Considerations For De-SPAC Transactions
• Tax To Remain EU Priority After Global Deal, Official Says
• Mass. AG Tells Judge Uber, Lyft Flout Law Via Worker Status
• Atty Search Site Accused Of Reneging On Exclusivity Deal
• W.Va. Becomes Latest State With COVID Liability Shield Law
• Schwab Must Face Suit Over Short-Sell Trading Glitch
• T-Mobile Gets Partial Win In 5G Upgrade Delay Suit Against SF
• New Calif. Privacy Board Poised To Balance Various Interests
• Norton Rose Snags Corporate Litigators From Greenspoon
• FCC To Share Telecom Outage Info With More Gov't Agencies
• Apple Hit With $308.5M Verdict In EDTX Patent Trial
• Lawmakers Seek To Halt Dutch-Chinese Semiconductor Deal
• Law Professors Criticize Docket Secrecy In $2B Intel IP Trial
• Pa. Prosecutor Demoted Over 'Stupid' DoorDash Side Hustle
• NY Judges Won't Toss Investor Suit Against Renren Execs
• 3 Firms Guide $300M Israeli Tech-Focused Blank-Check Biz
• AT&T Hit With $325M Suit Over Soured Contract Deal
• Unpacking Amazon's Patent Infringement Evaluation Process
• Staffing Biz Says Noncompete Dispute Belongs In Arbitration
• Russian Man Pleads Guilty to Ransomware Plot Against Tesla
• For Law Firm Digital Marketing, Less Is Sometimes More
• Fed. Circ. Won't Stall IP Fight To Await Albright Transfer Ruling
• Taxation With Representation: Goodmans, Herbert, Skadden
• Kelley Drye Adds TCPA Class Action Veteran In LA
• Insurer Wants Out Of Fingerprint Scanning Privacy Suit
• FCC Emergency System Upgrade Might Add Internet Alerts
• Judge Puts Brakes On Auto Parts Co.'s Sale Of Defeat Devices
• 9th Circ. Orders Porn Co. To Pay Back Copyright Defendant
• Apple Sued Over Profits From IPhone Gambling Apps
• Mortgage Co. Stiffs Workers On Out-Of-Office Pay, Suit Says
• A Rare Selective Disclosure Enforcement Action From SEC
• SpaceX Engineer Cops To Trading Insider Tips On Dark Web
• Simpson Guides Blackstone To $4.5B Growth Equity Fund
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman To Lead Facebook User Suits
• House Republicans Say Antitrust Reform Should Stick To Tech
• Facebook Judge Says Investor Suit Misstates Board Diversity
• Google Must Face Trimmed Chrome Privacy Suit, Koh Rules
• Google Judge Mulls Weight Of States' Choice In Transfer Bid
• Ind. High Court Revives Oil Co.'s Ransomware Coverage Bid
• Jury Awards $152M In Trade Secrets Case Derailed By Virus
• Justices Urged To Rein In Enhanced Damages In Patent Cases
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chubb, AbbVie, NMC Health
• Chinese IoT Platform Developer Leads 4 IPOs Topping $1.5B
• 'Fair Shake' Law Firm Accuses Tech Co. Of Stealing Its Name
• AT&T Pulls Sponsored Data Due To Calif. Net Neutrality Law
• Ill. Eateries Question Grubhub False Ad Deal In Colorado
• Apple Accused Of Failing To Stop App Store Scammers
• Judge Urges Toss Of Twitter Privacy Suit For Lack Of Intent
• LogMeIn Escapes Investor Suit Over Merger 'Hangover'
• Inventors, Tech Are Taking The Brunt Of Alice Axes
• Cisco Loses Bid For New Trial In $1.9B Patent Row
• Senate Commerce Panel Mulls Broadband Speed Benchmarks
• Cox Spars With Patent Biz Over In-Person Trial Date
• Pro-Biz Group Backs Axon 9th Circ. Merger Review Challenge
• Privacy Class Action Against Weather Channel Moves Forward
• US Trustee Questions Need For Stream TV's Ch. 11 Filing
• Ill. Uber Drivers Fight Arb. Bid In Misclassification Suit
• Health Tech Co. Can't Boot Klamann From ERISA Arbitrations
• Cos. Buying Nascent Rivals Should Beware Antitrust Scrutiny
• Real Estate Platform Offerpad Valued At $3B In SPAC Merger
• PTAB Wipes Out Computer Patent Claims In Pair Of Rulings
• Squire Patton Atty Named To New Calif. Privacy Board
• PTAB Reveals Route To IPR Institution Denial In Parallel Cases
• Fireblocks Raises $133M To Boost Crypto Services In Finance
• Attys Get $80.6M In Apple IPhone Slowdown Settlement
• Cognizant Can't Get 3rd Circ. Take On Bribery Suit Ruling
• Lyft Fights GPS, Locator Patents In Declaratory Judgment Suit
• French Regulator Launches Privacy Probe Into Clubhouse App
• Commerce Subpoenas Chinese Cos. In IT Supply-Chain Probe
• Ex-HP Worker Urges 9th Circ. To Revive No-Poach Claims
• CWA Asks FCC To Assess Retail Hit Of Verizon-TracFone Deal
• FCC's 3.4 GHz Auction Rules Irk Rural Wireless Groups
• Twitter, Snap, Facebook Get Xerox Unit's IP Fight Trimmed
• Immunocompromised Atty Gets IP Trial Moved To Sept.
• Crypto Giant Coinbase Registers 115M Shares For Trading
• UK Looks Determined To Grab A Larger Share Of SPACs
• Software Engineer Demands USCIS Stop Delaying H-4 Permit
• Shares Of Restaurant Tech Biz, Airline Fly In Market Debuts
• Ropes, Davis Polk Steer KKR-Backed SPAC's $1.2B Offering
• MyLife.com Can't Duck Challenge To Reputation Ratings
• PTAB To Eye Netlist Patent Set For July WDTX Trial
• ITC Seems Unlikely To Stay Investigations For Parallel IPRs
• Facial Recognition Co. Dodges Suit Over OkCupid Photos
• Long Hours, Pressure Led To Amazon Union Push, Sens. Told
• 3rd Circ. Says Uber Must Face Suit From Wheelchair Users
• FCC Inches Toward Booting 2 Chinese Telecoms From US
• Akin Gump Nabs Wilson Sonsini Patent Litigator
• DC Circ. Upholds Drilling Exec's Trade Secret Conviction
• Antitrust Deputy Joins Morrison & Foerster From DOJ
• FCC Inks $225M Fine Over Spoofed Health Insurance Calls
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes' Trial Delayed Due To Pregnancy
• Uber Drivers Get UK Minimum Wage After Top Court Ruling
• Lumentum Lobs $6.9B Coherent Offer Amid Bidding War
• Texas Judge Won't Delay IP Damages Trial After Atty's Death
• US Officials Expect Tough Talks With China In Alaska
• Google Wins Fed. Circ. Fight Over Real Party In Interest Ruling
• Microsoft, Amazon Can't Ditch Face ID Privacy Claims
• ITC Judge Clears Samsung In Patent Fight With Dynamics
• Uber Can't Ditch DC Wheelchair Accessibility Suit
• Body Cam Co. Seeks 9th Circ. Look At FTC's Merger Reviews
• Calif. Targets 'Dark Patterns' With Beefed Up Privacy Regs
• SEC Accuses '@OCMillionaire' Of $900K Twitter Hype Scheme
• Dish, Sling Lose Bid To Revive PTAB Reviews Of Streaming IP
• 'Bit-Con' Twitter Hacker Agrees To 3 Years' Jail Time
• BofA Accused Of Duping Customers Into Paying Transfer Fees
• Several AGs Join Texas-Led Google Monopolization Case
• Zuora Investor Class Wins Cert. In Software Stock Suit
• Crypto Fintech Bitpanda Valued At $1.2B After Funding Round
• Biden Officials Mull Software Vendor Cybersecurity Grades
• Portable Solar Panel Co. Wins $11M In Patent Trial
• Reinvent's Third Skadden-Led SPAC Raises $850M
• Fox Rothschild Sued For $6M After 9th Circ. Slashes Trial Win
• Amazon, Telemarketers Settle Over Alleged Online Jobs Scam
• DraftKings Scores $1.1B In Convertible Notes Offering
• Real Estate Rumors: Contour Saws, Bove, Sonder
• Calif. Bill Signals Climate Disclosure Requirement Trend
• Strategies For Fighting Back Against A Rambo Litigator
• A Framework For Evaluating Willingness Of FRAND Licensees
• Cannabis Tech Co. Dutchie Hits $1.7B Valuation In Series C
• Davis Wright Adds Ex-FCC, WilmerHale Litigator In Calif.
• Otello, US Tech Firm Reach Agreement On Share Sale Dispute
• 5 Firms Craft SPAC Deal For $10.4B Cryptocurrency Platform
• US Cos.' Patent Filings In Europe Dropped 4% Amid Pandemic
• Atty Death Shouldn't Stall IP Damages Trial, Plaintiff Says
• Senators Ask For AG's Plans On Fighting Copyright Piracy
• FCC Warns Stations To Be Upfront About Sponsored Content
• Browser Firm Opera Escapes Investor Suit Over Fintech
• Apple Can't Postpone Texas Patent Trial Due To COVID-19
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix Customers' Data Breach Suit
• Yahoo Data Breach Deal Objector Seeks Atty Fees At 9th Circ.
• 10th Circ. Says FCC's Subsidy Clawback Not 'Punishment'
• USCIS To Revisit H-1B Denials Based On 3 Nixed Memos
• Old Navy, Banana Republic, Norton Hit With Web Privacy Suits
• Prickett Jones, Kessler Topaz Tapped To Lead Match.com Suit
• Students Accuse Testing Site ProctorU Of Breaching BIPA
• Koh Won't Toss Google Privacy Suit Over 'Incognito Mode'
• Cooley-Led DigitalOcean Leads 5 Planned IPOs Totaling $2B
• Costco Escapes Suit Over AirPod Charger Ads
• GameStop Frenzy No Reason To Jettison Securities Theory
• Sen. Says E-Rate Funding Will Advance Pandemic Relief
• Key Takeaways From FinCEN's COVID Health Fraud Alert
• WDTX Jury 'Left Adrift' In Roku Patent Win, Fed. Circ. Told
• FCC's Carr Lays Out 5G Policy Roadmap For 2021, Beyond
• Ill. Panel Denies Atty's Bid For Records In $50M CRT Deal
• Laser Co. Covered Up Exec's Misconduct, Say Investors
• US Should Create New 3-Pronged Approach To Cybersecurity
• Commerce Begins Public Outreach For Chip Shortage Probe
• Roomba Maker IRobot Disposes Of Investor Suit
• 8 Firms Build $21.34B Merger Of Canadian Telecoms Cos.
• Trump Order Blacklisting Chinese Co. Xiaomi Blocked
• Zoom Largely Shakes Data Sharing, 'Zoombombing' Claims
• Biden Admin. Wades Into Section 301 Tariff Litigation Storm
• Traders' BitMEX Racketeering Suit Dismissed With A Warning
• Convertible Bond Offerings Ride To New Heights
• AMC, ViacomCBS Unit Sued Over Visually Impaired Access
• Pool Equipment Biz Raises $685M To Lead IPO Pack
• Microsoft Server Hack Sparks Debate On Victim Expectations
• Apple Says $800M COVID App Monopoly Suit Belongs In Calif.
• 3 Factors To Watch When Justices Rule On Media Ownership
• Ex-Theranos CEO Holmes Pregnant, Wants July Trial Delayed
• IPhone Gamer Gets 2nd Try After 'Lacking' Antitrust Complaint
• Cos. Sue Over H-1B Petitions Rejected Based On Start Dates
• DLA Piper Snags Export Controls Pro From Faegre Drinker
• E-Trade Beats Suit Over Glitch Tied To Oil Price Drop, For Now
• Samsung Lobs Counterclaims At Ericsson In EDTX Patent Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Simpson, Ropes, Skadden
• UK's Revised Merger-Review Definitions Will Ease Compliance
• Zoom Hits Former Partner With TM Suit After Deal Sours
• Translating SEC Exam Priorities Into Compliance Action Items
• 1 Year Into Pandemic, It's Time To Rethink Law Firm Billing
• Lyft Investors Say Common Questions Call For Class Cert.
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman Fight To Lead Facebook Suits
• COVID Inflamed Damaging Year For Data Breach Victims
• Tech Titans Strike Chord With Judge On PTAB Denials Suit
• Warehouse REIT Lands $1.9B To Expand Temp-Controlled RE
• Regulatory Edge Benefiting SPACS Should End, Panel Told
• Fed. Circ. Backs Uniloc PTAB Losses In Sensor Patent Fight
• Amazon Says NY's COVID Suit Belongs In Federal Court
• Why A Surge Of COVID Securities Suits Hasn't Happened
• Samsung Dodges State Farm's Battery Fire Damage Suit
• BlackBerry Investors Can't Recharge Claims, 2nd Circ. Says
• Virus Vaccine Tracking To Keep Focus On Data Privacy
• Cooley-Led Korean E-Commerce Giant Delivers $4.6B IPO
• Facebook Nixes Plan For Undersea Fiber Cable To Hong Kong
• Womble Bond Dickinson Snags Energy, Gaming, Transpo Pro
• Apple Says Ex-Product Designer Leaked Secrets To Press
• GameStop Hype Exposes Securities Litigation Theory's Flaws
• Users Hit Ring With Suit Over Hackers, Data Harvesting
• Biden Admin. Delays Wage Hike For Foreign Workers
• Crypto Lender BlockFi Valued At $3B After $350M Fundraise
• FTC's Phillips Says Antitrust Proposals Aren't Limited To Tech
• Congress Rolls Out $94B Broadband Funding Package
• Accellion Sued In Del., Calif. Over Massive Data Hack
• Rogue High Court Citation May Spark Legal Writing Changes
• Western Digital Wants $1.9B Tax Fraud Retaliation Suit Tossed
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shutterfly, Cooper, Apax Partners
• House Dem Proposes National Privacy Law To Preempt States
• Wilson Sonini-Led Roblox Scores Goal With Direct Listing
• Facebook Says FTC, States' Suits Don't Show Consumer Harm
• Google, LG Wipe Out Emoji Patents At PTAB
• NY Alerts Banks, Insurers Over Microsoft Email Server Flaw
• What To Know About Lina Khan, Biden's Potential FTC Pick
• 9th Circ. Vacates LAX Injunction Against Car-Share Co. Turo
• Fed. Circ. OKs Cisco PTAB Wins On 3 Centripetal Patents
• Lawmakers Unveil 3 Bills To Expand Broadband Access
• 'Why Is Price-Gouging Different On Amazon?' 6th Circ. Asks
• Samsung, Microsoft Prevail In Mobile Patent Row At Fed. Circ.
• 3 Firms Draw Up $2.4B PE Tender Offer For Data Co. Talend
• Drag Racing Parts Co. Says Brazil Biz Copies Fuel Injectors
• Fed. Circ. OKs Verizon's Win On Uniloc Video Coding Patent
• Pillsbury Steers Payments Biz Flutterwave In $170M Fundraise
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Establishes Framework For Gov't IP Disputes
• Top 5 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• FCC's Rosenworcel Bullish On Open RAN Advances In 2021
• Coherent Reverses Stance, Agrees To $6.6B Lumentum Deal
• The Case For Diversity In Internal Investigation Teams
• Apple IPhone Gamer's Antitrust Suit 'A Stretch,' Judge Says
• Firms Vie For Class Lead In Chancery Match.com Spinoff Suit
• Facebook Slams $12M Atty Fees Request In Data Breach Row
• EPIC Urges High Court To Let Consumers Press Privacy Suits
• Chinese Co. Won't Get Final Judgment Over Trump Blacklist
• FCC Hit With Calls To Rework 3.4 GHz Sharing Plan
• Fed. Circ. Backs Facebook's PTAB Win On Uniloc VoIP Patent
• Top Amazon Critic Poised For Nomination To FTC
• Gibson Dunn, Graubard Pilot $1.1B Telemed Co.'s SPAC Union
• Altice Employees Suffered Clear Injury By Breach, Judge Says
• Next State Up: Top Contenders For 3rd US Data Privacy Law
• Zillow, Nat'l Assoc. Of Realtors Sued Over Listing Changes
• Skadden, Kirkland Guide SoftBank's $480M Blank-Check IPOs
• Apple Can't Arbitrate Some IMessage Mix-Up Claims
• NYC Lyft Drivers Must Arbitrate Claims App Logged Them Out
• US Should Learn From German Courts Balancing SEP Rights
• Disparate Accountability For Robinhood Platform And Its CEO
• Smith Gambrell Adds Ex-Balch & Bingham E-Discovery Chair
• California Fines Amazon, Contractor $6.4M For Wage Theft
• Temasek Invests $500M With Debevoise-Led LeapFrog
• Twitter Says Texas AG Retaliating For Decision To Boot Trump
• Willkie Adds Baker Botts Tech Litigator To West Coast Office
• 1st Circ. Refuses To Revive T-Mobile Workers' ERISA Suit
• European Banking Authority Hit By Microsoft Server Breach
• Ripple And MoneyGram End Tie-Up As SEC Probes Crypto Co.
• FCC Asked To Expand 'Use It Or Share It' Policy On Spectrum
• Jury Awards Samsung Rival $63M Over Screen Display Patent
• Topgolf Rival Takes Another Shot At 5th Circ. In Antitrust Case
• Biometric Software Co. Takes Arbitration Bid To 7th Circ.
• Thales Asks Judge To Halt Philips' ITC Case Amid FRAND Row
• 2 Firms Steer Quantum Computing Biz's $2B Go-Public Deal
• NYC Uber Drivers Ordered To Arbitrate Pay Practices Suit
• A Tale Of Two Zoom Trials
• Investors Say Automaker's USPS Contract Boast Cost $2B
• Kramer Levin, Schulte Roth Steer Priority's $425M Fintech Buy
• Food-Ordering Co. Olo Tops 4 IPO Launches Totaling $706M
• Skadden, Weil Steer DuPont's $2.3B Bet On Tech Materials Biz
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