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Technology - November, 2021

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• Jury Says BGI Owes Illumina $8M For Infringing DNA Patents
• 'God's Tigress': Feds Query Holmes On Balwani 'Love' Texts
• Insider Testifies Capacitor Prices Fixed Over Drinks, Karaoke
• Guest-Tek's Hotel Internet Product Uses Nomadix IP, Jury Told
• App Makers Join Epic's Bid To Enforce 'Vital' App Store Order
• Name-Changing Ransomware Crew Hits Schools, Hospitals
• Square Gets PTAB To Ax Digital Receipt Patent
• Albright Reverses Himself, Sends OpenText Suit To Calif.
• Internet Providers Must Start Paying Into Fund, Telecoms Say
• T-Mobile Investor Sues Over Massive Data Breach
• 11th Circ. Affirms Reduced Atty Fees In Electronics Sale Suit
• Bipartisan Bill Would Make FCC Get To Work On USF Overhaul
• DOJ, AGs Get 45 More Days On Google Discovery, Split Trial
• Del. Justices Back Verisign's Win On Net Operating Losses
• IP Challengers Lose Invalidation Bids After '101 Day' Fight
• Brazilian Fintech Startup Nubank Cuts IPO Projection To $2.5B
• Samsung Gets Shattered Glass Claims Sent To Arbitration
• Cisco Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Nix 'Sweeping' Damages Ruling
• BCLP Partner Jumps To Perkins Coie In DC
• Med Device Case Highlights Physician IP Deal Best Practices
• 5 Considerations For Obtaining Design Patents In US, Abroad
• Chancery Rejects Vista Equity Motion To Exit Mindbody Suit
• Ex-OSI Controller Gets 3 Years For Insider Trading Conviction
• Without Leadership Buy-In, Law Firm DEI Efforts Stand To Fail
• UK To Force Facebook To Unwind $400M Giphy Deal
• Nomadix's Rival Breached Patent Agreement, Jury Told
• Holmes Says Ex-Theranos Exec Controlled And Abused Her
• Ex-Google Workers Say Co. Breached 'Don't Be Evil' Mandate
• Ohio Ransomware Ruling Heightens 'Silent Cyber' Worries
• Electric Vehicle Biz Makes Plans For $150M IPO
• Energy Dept. Seeks Advice On Shoring Up Digital Defenses
• Clearview Faces Proposed $22.6M UK Fine For Photo Scraping
• Biden Seeks Input On US-EU Export Control Collab
• Broadcasters Say Sohn's Streaming Ties Raise Red Flags
• Software, Cloud Cos. Seek EU Antitrust Probe Of Microsoft
• United Micro To Pay Micron In Tech Theft Suit Settlement
• Google Offers UK More Privacy Sandbox Commitments
• Facebook Shareholder Can't Appeal Chancery Court Stay
• Inside The New UK National Security Guidance For Deals
• Stop Claiming 'Most Reliable' 5G, Ad Watchdog Urges T-Mobile
• Apple Foe Slams 'Radical' $308M Verdict Reversal At Fed. Circ.
• Patent Eligibility Is Becoming Increasingly Relevant At ITC
• Epic Fights Apple's Bid To Pause App Store Order
• Postmates Ends Misclassification Dispute After Arbitration
• Ga. Payment Biz Wants Ex-Sales Exec Barred From New Job
• Confronting Origination Credit: Self-Advocacy Tips For Attys
• Legal Education Site Can't Escape Attorney's ADA Suit
• Cyber Biz Armis Lands $3.4B Valuation In Funding Round
• Sidley, Paul Hastings Direct $5.4B PE Swap Of Quest Software
• Apple Wins 3rd Contest In War Over 3G, 4G Patents
• NSO Wants 9th Circ. To Revisit Refusal To Ax WhatsApp Row
• 3 Key Details To Watch As Congress Mulls Breach Report Law
• Roblox Sues YouTuber For $1.6M Over False Terrorist Threats
• New TCPA Battleground Emerges Over Minors' Consent
• Plaid's $58 Million Privacy Deal Gets Early Sign-Off
• FCC Says No Way To China Telecom's Bid For Stay On Ban
• ITC Recommends Extending Solar Safeguard Tariffs
• 1st Circ. OKs Tossing Investment Analyst's Defamation Suit
• GOP Lawmakers Urge Tai To Oppose COVID Vaccine IP Waiver
• PTAB To Eye Patent Cloudflare Offered 'Bounty' To Help Kill
• Surgical Robot Co. Must Face Instruments Antitrust Claims
• Gov't Wants More Time For Discovery In Google Search Case
• High Court Delays Mulling Apple, Mylan Fintiv Challenges
• Reed Smith Steers Fintech-Oriented SPAC's $250M IPO Filing
• 2 Firms Want To Lead, Combine XL Fleet Merger Suits In Del.
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Wins Prison Delay Until After Holidays
• Feds Say Ex-USPTO Head Immune From Bias Suit
• SEC's Alleging An Asset Is A Security Does Not Make It So
• Philips Ordered To Identify Key Claims Before 3G, 4G IP Trial
• How 'Rocket Dockets' Are Affecting IPR Discretionary Denials
• A Real-World Guide To Staying Discovery In Federal Court
• Investor Disavows Toshiba Spinoff Plan, Calls For Change
• Global-E Buys Fellow E-Commerce Services Co. In $500M Deal
• Ballard Spahr's New Real Estate Chair Eyes Big Housing Push
• Barnes & Thornburg Nabs IP Litigation Pro For Chicago Office
• Ex-PlayStation Worker Accuses Sony Of Gender Bias
• Holmes Admits Adding Pfizer Logo To Reports For Walgreens
• Pfizer Says Employee Stole Confidential Docs On COVID Vax
• 3 Things To Know About Sohn's FCC Confirmation Chances
• Target Settles Virtual IP Suit After Gilstrap Cites Conflict
• Apple Sues NSO Group Over IPhone Hacking
• Viamedia Can't Stop Doc Demands In $160M Ad Monopoly Suit
• Uber Wins Arbitration Bid In NJ Drivers' Wage Claims Suit
• Game Maker's Antitrust Case Sent Back To Drawing Board
• Fox Rothschild Nabs IP Partner With Pharma Background
• FCC's Carr 'Outraged' By Reported Broadband Benefit Fraud
• ExOne Investors Sue In Del. Over Desktop Metal Inc. Merger
• India-Focused SPAC Leads 2 Public Debuts Totaling $236M
• Turkey Joins US-Led Pact To Scrap Digital Taxes
• ​​​​​​​Meta Investors Sue Over Alleged Mental Health Concerns
• Holmes Testifies She Thought Theranos Could Do 'Any Test'
• GoDaddy Says Data Breach Exposed 1.2M Users' Passwords
• Service Providers Faking EBB Enrollment Numbers, FCC Says
• Google Seeks Recusal Of DOJ Antitrust Chief For Past Work
• US, Turkey Settle Differences In Digital Tax Dispute
• DoorDash Settles San Francisco Wage Probe For $5.3M
• Lobe & Loeb Hires Corporate Attorney From MoFo
• Choosing The Right IP Protections For Telehealth Innovations
• Facebook Can Unfriend Fake Ad Click Row, Judge Rules
• A Software Primer For Attorneys After Cyber Executive Order
• Apple Tells Justices It Has Standing In Qualcomm Patent Fight
• Zoom Looks To Exit DACA Recipient's Discrimination Suit
• Reed Smith Steers Sustainability-Geared SPAC's $220M Filing
• 5 Suits Demand Docs On Activision Blizzard Harassment
• Pillsbury, Alston & Bird Shape $1.6B Tech Design Co. Buy
• DOD Invites 4 Cos. To Bid On New JEDI Deal
• Jaguar Escapes Defective Turbocharger Warranty Suit
• FCC Votes To Approve Verizon's TracFone Acquisition
• Record Award Shows Claims Court's Rising Role In IP Matters
• 4 Firms Lead $17B PE Buyout Of Athenahealth
• Ericsson Inks $6.2B Vonage Buy Formed By Freshfields, Weil
• Philips Can't Add New Fitbit Products To Patent Suit
• Illumina Defends Validity Of DNA Sequencing Patents At Trial
• Amazon's Ring Urges 9th Circ. To Upend Arbitration Denial
• Fed. Circ. Case Sunk Bid For $600M Damages In Comcast Trial
• House Passes Local Journalism Tax Credit In Budget Bill
• Atty Accuses SEC Of Defaming Client In Insider Trading Case
• Holmes Tells Jurors Some Investors Didn't Want Theranos Info
• Mitigating Inflation's Impact On Commercial Contracts
• Pomerantz, Block & Leviton To Lead Nikola Investor Class
• KinderCare Says 'Regulatory Delays' Derailed $503M IPO Plan
• Boston Scientific Investors Told To Get To Heart Of Stock Suit
• Facebook Given Another Chance To Fight Telecom Patent
• House Reps. Call For Probe Into FCC Subsidy Spending
• Insurance Industry Predicted To Grow In 2022, Report Says
• FCC Seeks Input On Longer-Term Connectivity Program
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-DOJ National Security Atty As Partner
• Heading Into 2022, Fintech Antitrust Strategy Isn't Optional
• Fortune Writer Claims Holmes Duped Him As DOJ Wraps Case
• IP Forecast: Delaware '101 Day' To Start Off With Natera Battle
• Instagram Faces Multistate Probe Into Engagement With Kids
• FCC Dem Favors Auction Regs To Stop Spectrum 'Stockpiling'
• Fed. Circ. Tosses Apple's Bid To Kill Professor's IP Rights Suit
• EU Policy Remains Focused On Competition, Not 'Champions'
• Chinese Surveillance Co. Says FCC Can't Block It From US
• Pot Equipment Maker Beats Ex-Partner's $1M 'Hashatron' Suit
• Sen. Warren Urges Probe Of Trump's SPAC Merger Plans
• 2 Iranians Charged Over Alleged 2020 Election Hacking Plot
• Riverbed Tech Cleared For Quick Run Through Del. Ch. 11
• Jury Awards Singaporean Plastics Co. $14.5M In TM Row
• PTAB Reverses Denial Of SharkNinja IPR Request
• Tech Exec Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud Charges During Trial
• Robinhood MDL Gets Its Antitrust Wing Clipped By Fla. Judge
• Frost Brown Beefs Up Tech, Real Estate Groups With 4 Attys
• FCC Requires Carriers To Allow Texting To Suicide Hotline
• Did Trump's SPAC Violate Federal Securities Law?
• Cooley-Led Cloud Security Co. Lacework Hits $8.3B Valuation
• FTC Has 'Concerns' With Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Should Be Jailed For Holidays, Feds Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: BNP Paribas, Alibaba, Pittsburgh Penguins
• FTC Urges Court Not To Toss Facebook Monopolization Suit
• 'Laws Of Chemistry' Trump PTAB, Illumina Rival Tells Jury
• Theranos Patient Got Incorrect HIV Test Result, Jury Told
• Apple Can't Shake Deception Claim In IMessage Privacy Suit
• T-Mobile Says It's Been Blocked From Fixing Own Equipment
• Lawmakers Hear Calls For Increased Stablecoin Regulation
• Privacy Dominates Bedoya's Breezy FTC Nomination Hearing
• Zillow Hit With Investor Suit Over COVID Home-Buying Spree
• Reps. Move Telecom Bills On Maternal Health, Spectrum Use
• Braze Hits $8B Valuation In Cooley, Simpson Thacher-Led IPO
• Apple Asks 9th Circ. To Pause Epic App Store Order
• Sens. Probe Rosenworcel On Net Neutrality, Access Programs
• Stockholders Sue To Preserve $62M Award In Delaware
• No Rehearing On 3rd Circ.'s Split Facebook Photo IP Ruling
• Heed These Rules, Or Risk Your Argument On Appeal
• Feds Drop Appeal Of Ex-Mass. Mayor's Trimmed Guilty Verdict
• PTAB Upholds LED Patent In Challenge From Japanese Co.
• Early ESG Due Diligence Can Minimize Risk, Maximize Reward
• 4 Ways Kanter Should Clean Up DOJ Antitrust Holdups
• UK Energy Co. Makes Antitrust Commitments For EV Charging
• It May Be Time To Abolish Patent Claim Construction Hearings
• King & Spalding Pilots CURO's $360M Heights Finance Buy
• Anti-Spoofing Enforcement Bill Sails Through Senate Panel
• LinkedIn Employees Must Rework 401(k) ERISA Suit
• BIPA Ruling Should Aid Insurers In Privacy Claims
• Skadden, Latham Rep Sale Of HVAC Supply Biz Worth $2.2B
• 'Perfect Storm' Drives BigLaw Race For Antitrust Lawyers
• Latham-Advised Real Estate Services Co. Hits $1B Valuation
• Riverbed Tech Wants To Erase $1B Debt In Ch. 11
• Skadden, Davis Polk Lead SPAC Deal For $1B Data Provider
• Apple App Store Users Seek Cert. In $10B Antitrust Suit
• Apple's $100M Antitrust Deal With Developers Gets Initial Nod
• Grindr Hit With EU Privacy Complaint Over User ID Method
• Investors Gave Theranos $96M Despite Due Diligence Gaps
• CFPB's Newest Hook On Big Tech May Be 1970s Data Law
• Google Hit With $26M Video Patent Verdict In WDTX
• China Telecom Takes FCC Removal Order To DC Circ.
• FBI Tells Lawmakers Cyberattacks Must Be Reported Directly
• SEC's Roisman Wary Of Playing Into 'Gamification' Fears
• Calif. Man Sentenced To 8 Years For $5.7M Laptop Scheme
• IPRs Are 'Kafkaesque Nightmare' For Inventors, Fed. Circ. Told
• Judge Recommends Tossing Patent Case Against Blackhawk
• Fla. Social Media Law Flouts 1st Amendment, Think Tank Says
• Las Vegas Data Centers Settle Monopolization Suit Before Trial
• SEC Panel Urged To Boost Rural Access To Capital Raising
• SS&C Tries To Dislodge Vista, Lobs £1.2B Bid For Blue Prism
• Chinese Fintech Co. Investors Want $7.5M Deal Approved
• 5th Circ. Sinks Topgolf Rival's Latest Antitrust Case
• UK Deepens Review Of Nvidia's $40B Arm Deal
• What To Include In Orders Governing Remote Arbitration
• Importers Keep Foot On Gas In Bid To Erase China Tariffs
• Dominion Voting Wants Pro-Trump Atty's Counterclaim Axed
• Gibson Dunn, Latham Rep Peloton's $1B Stock Offering
• Ex-DOD GC Rejoins Wilson Sonsini In Calif.
• Ellenoff, Ropes Steer India-Focused Tech SPAC's $200M IPO
• Brownstein Hyatt Adds Consultant To Gov't Relations Team
• GOP Sens. Call For Fast Action To Block Huawei Shipments
• Theranos Investor FOMO Is Due Diligence Lesson, Attys Say
• Yelp TCPA Class Cert. Bid Denied After Plaintiff 'Dropped Ball'
• Theranos Investor Emailed Prosecutors During Trial, Jury Told
• Illumina Tells Jury BGI Copied Its DNA Sequencing Patents
• JPMorgan Says Tesla Owes $162M For 2018 Go-Private Tweet
• Google Magnified Safety Risk To Protect Monopoly, Epic Says
• Google Accused Of Destroying Competition In Trial Closings
• Facebook Can't Keep Top Execs' Musings Out Of Privacy Row
• Fed. Circ. Says Stark Wrongly Axed Data IP Under Alice
• Diller Denies He Lowballed Tinder's Value, Threatened Anyone
• Fed. Circ. Orders Albright To Transfer Google, Apple Cases
• State AGs Update Google Display Ad Monopoly Case
• UK Spells Out Deals Prone To National Security Reviews
• 9 Companies Gear Up For November's Last Hurrah Of IPOs
• 51 AGs Want Robocallers Blocked From Using Legit Numbers
• US, Israel Partner Up To Counter Ransomware Deluge
• Peloton Says IFIT Uses Its Patented Tech In Exercise Bikes
• Apple Hit With Another Antitrust Suit Over App Store
• Embracing ESG: CBRE GC Talks Effective Compliance Emails
• Qualcomm Dodges Investor's Suit Over Board Diversity
• Ill. Court OKs Telecom Co.'s $15M Contract Win Over Tech Co.
• Solar Co. Says Insurer Must Cover $13M Bill For Rain Damage
• Virtual Reality Theme Park Co. Sues For $45M Award
• Ohio AG Hits Facebook With Fraud Suit Tied To Whistleblower
• High Court Again Rejects Bid To Block FCC's $6M Clawback
• Cleary, Wachtell Develop $10.1B Data Center Co. Deal
• 6 Firms Build $15B Go-Private Deal For Data Center REIT
• Messer Sanctioned For Hiding Evidence In Factory Death Suits
• EU's Expansion Of Merger Review Authority Poses Catch-22
• Illumina's DNA Patent Dispute With BGI Gets Calif. Jury
• Snapchat Hid Apple Privacy Changes' Ad Effect, Investors Say
• Wiley Taps Veteran Partner As New Telecom Co-Chair
• Customers Sue Robinhood Over Data Security Breach
• Golden Nugget $1.56B Sale To DraftKings 'Unfair,' Suit Says
• Fed. Circ. Tells Chip Co. To Leave Arbitration To The Arbitrator
• Google Knocks Out 2 Patents In Ad Tech Fight
• Juniper's Appeal Of Gilstrap Transfer Denial Dropped
• Federal Gov't Dodges Most Claims In Stealth Tech Patent Suit
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Dechert Steer $1.2B Hotel Booking Deal
• 9th Circ. Jurisdiction Ruling Guides On Class Action Strategy
• Bipartisan CFIUS Proposals Lack Cohesive Security Strategy
• Don't Let FAA Ground C-Band Wireless Plan, Biden Aides Told
• The Hazards Of Female Lawyers Being 'Office Moms'
• ITC Cements Mixed Ruling In Roku Remote Control IP Row
• Apple Settles Suit By NY Man Falsely Arrested For Thefts
• Intertrust In $1.9B Go-Private Talks After Activist Pressure
• Willkie IP Partner Filed 'Joint' Letter Without My OK, Atty Says
• Theranos Exec Threatened Investor With Litigation, Jury Told
• US Solar Cos.' Anonymity Sinks China Tariff Probe
• Fintiv Rule Fight To Continue After Tech Challenge Fails
• Ex-Match CEO Corrupted Tinder Valuation, Jury Hears
• EU Google Shopping Order Reinforces Self-Preferencing Fight
• Chancery Opens Appeal Path For SeeCubic, Stream TV Battle
• Jury Clears Cree Of Infringing LED Lighting Patents
• FTC Judge Says Amici Offer Nothing New In Illumina Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Jon Samuel, Ryan, Kolter Land
• Website Investor Beats FTC's Claims In Middle Of $100M Trial
• Latham, Cooley Rep Expensify For $3.3B Valuation In IPO
• Google Can Arbitrate Phone Users' Data-Harvesting Claims
• 4 Firms Steer Hackman JV's Kaufman Astoria Studios Buy
• Ga. Justices Wary Of Retailer's IP Theft Claims Against Google
• 5th Circ. Revives ADT's Arbitration Bid In Privacy Suit
• SEC Halts Registration Of 'American CryptoFed' Digital Tokens
• The Comparability Challenges Patent Damages Experts Face
• BASF Beats Electroplating Patent At PTAB On Remand
• Discovery Immunity For Draft Expert Reports Lacks Clarity
• Latham, Davis Polk Rep Security Co.'s $808M Go-Public Deal
• Aviation Biz Says Safety Issues Merit Delay In C-Band Rollout
• Tribes, Minorities Ask FCC To Address Broadband Delays
• 11th Circ. Asked To Bar Fla. Social Media Law
• Newspaper Co. Sues Google, Facebook Over Ad Monopoly
• Split Fed. Circ. Nixes Apple's PTAB Appeals In Qualcomm Row
• Facebook Investors' Lead Class Counsel Beats Del. Challenge
• Apple Reverses One Loss In 3G, 4G Multi-Patent Battle
• DOJ Sues Uber Over Wait Fees For People With Disabilities
• Tech Giants Strike Out In Suit Attacking PTAB Denials
• Perkins Coie-Led Blockchain SPAC Prices Upsized $261M IPO
• Biden's USPTO Pick Can Restore Much-Needed Patent Reform
• Biz Analytics Firm Takes State St. Contract Suit To Mass.
• Paul Weiss Helps General Atlantic Snag $7.8B For Latest Fund
• Google Loses Challenge To €2.4B Antitrust Fine Over Search
• Ex-Broadcom Engineer Charged With Stealing Trade Secrets
• NY Bills Require Telecoms To Step Up Robocall Protections
• Apple Must End App Store Anti-Steering Rules By Dec. 9
• Latham-Led Rivian Prices Year's Largest IPO At $11.9B
• Arnold & Porter Names New Int'l Arbitration Co-Chair
• Independent Banks Led Tinder Valuation, Match Tells Jury
• Consumer Groups Back Bill Giving FTC Privacy Fining Power
• Ex-Theranos Lab Chief Doubted Holmes' 'Implausible' Takes
• Fed. Circ. OKs PTAB Rejection Of Google Social-Based Ads IP
• FCC Asked To Put China Telecom's US Removal On Hold
• Wilson Sonsini, Skadden Steer $8B DoorDash-Wolt Merger
• Fla. Lab Owner Gets Nearly 7 Years For Medicare Kickbacks
• 'Broad Agreement' For Antitrust Reform But Not FTC Changes
• Gun Website Escapes Wrongful Death Suit Over Shooting
• Chancery Orders GCI Liberty To Pay $9.3M In Mootness Fees
• Consumers Say Pipeline Co. Can't Escape Lax Security Suit
• COVID Apps Can't Force Action Against Apple, FTC Says
• Investor Claims $1.2B FireEye Deal Bypassed Shareholders
• EagleView, Verisk End Patent Fight At Fed. Circ.
• IPhone Buyers Can't Follow In Epic's Footsteps, Judge Says
• Chancery Pauses Twitter Derivative Suit Over $3B Deal
• Judge Trims Teradata IP Case, Axes 1 Of SAP's Patents
• Apple Loses Latest PTAB Challenge In Phone Camera IP Fight
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Standing, Jurisdiction, Timeliness
• Cleary-Led Data Software Co. Valued At $5.25B In Series G
• A Phased Approach To In-House Legal Tech Adoption
• Cannabis Marketing Co. Hits $500M Valuation In SPAC Deal
• UK Supreme Court Asked To Weigh In On AI Inventorship
• Judge OKs Fees For Dish, Sirius In Patent Case
• Digital Warnings, Safety Info Have Legal Implications For Cos.
• Kroger's $5M Deal Over Accellion Hack Gets Initial Nod
• Viamedia's Bid To Stop Comcast's Doc Demands Seems Sunk
• Tinder Founders Slam Match As $2.5B Trial Begins
• Chancery Denies Motion For Reargument In Facebook Suit
• 9th Circ. Nixes NSO's Immunity Bid In WhatsApp Hacking Suit
• Albright Gets Defensive While Allowing Google Transfer
• New Rubio Bill Would Combat Global Internet Blackouts
• Robinhood Says Hacker Stole Millions Of Customers' Info
• Activists Push For Swift FCC Nominee Confirmations
• What To Watch As USTR Considers Chinese Tariff Exclusions
• Feds Want Suit Over Cannabis Machinery Imports Snuffed Out
• $6.1M Seized From Ransomware Cartel, US Authorities Say
• Feds To Appeal Ex-Mayor's Corruption, Tax Fraud Acquittals
• 5 Antitrust Lessons For Fintech Counsel In A Hot Market
• FCC Pauses Lifeline Changes To Probe Pandemic Effects
• Latham-Led Early Childhood Ed. Provider Sets Up $503M IPO
• Med. Billing Co.'s Ransomware Attack Coverage Suit Revived
• Justices Won't Review 'Devastating' IPR Rulings In $44M Case
• Confronting Origination Credit: How Firms Can Redo Policies
• Paul Hastings, Davis Polk Rep $1B FiscalNote Go-Public Deal
• McAfee Taken Private In $14B Deal Crafted By 4 Firms
• 5 Firms Draw Up $7.3B Merger Of Satellite Providers
• Jury Awards Proxy Server Network $7.5M In IP Win Over Rival
• 4 BigLaw Players In Elizabeth Holmes' Criminal Fraud Trial
• Fed. Circ. Quickly Rejects Do-Over In MV3's IP Loss
• Jury Convicts Chinese Spy Of Attempted Espionage, IP Theft
• 1st Circ. Won't Delete 10-Year Sentence For 'Hacktivist'
• FCC Urged To Crack Down On Apartment Internet Monopolies
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC: October Edition
• 1st Circ. Slams Brakes On Lyft Drivers' Employee Status Fight
• Hulu, Disney Seek Escape From Ill. City's Franchise Fees Suit
• SolarWinds Hit With Del. Derivative Suit Over Sunburst Hack
• Gambia's Bid For Myanmar Posts Too Risky, Facebook Says
• EV Truck Maker Rivian's Potential $9.9B IPO Tops Deep Lineup
• Dental Co. Sues Competitor Over Claims Of Effectiveness
• Bipartisan Bill Renews Push In House For Free PACER
• How To Comply With ABA's New Language Access Guidance
• Hold Social Media Cos. Legally Accountable For Cyberbullying
• PTAB Throws Out Most Of Battery Jumper Patent
• State Telecom Roundup: Cities Want Streaming Cos. To Pay
• Verizon Says NY City Is In Contempt Of Building Permit Deal
• American Equity Invests $1B In Tech Lending Platform
• Comcast Accused Of Illegal Robocalls To Noncustomers
• Twitter Seeks Stay, Special Review Of $3B Deal Suit In Del.
• Incorporating Safeguards For CFPB Info Request Targets
• 2 Firms Will Lead Pivotal-VMware Merger Suit In Chancery
• Facebook Ignored Fake Diego Maradona Profile, TM Suit Says
• MP Pushes Microsoft, Other Tech Giants On Online Fraud
• Facebook 'Crushed' Photo App Rival, Antitrust Suit Says
• Holmes Cited Walgreens Deal In Rushing Investors, Jury Told
• PTAB's Ax Of North Star Circuit Patent Gets Fed. Circ.'s OK
• Apple Seeks Toss Of COVID App Programmer's Antitrust Suit
• IP Forecast: Google Patent Fight Heads To Texas Jury
• 11th Circ. Undoes $85M Asset Freeze In Fake Gov't Site Suit
• Jack In The Box Says Crypto Exchange Ripped Off Its Mascot
• Slack Seeks Full 9th Circ. Review In Direct Listing Case
• Aerospace Parts Co. Sued In Del. Over High Board, Exec Pay
• FTC Questions Academics' Interest In Backing Illumina
• Fed. Circ. Won't Review Victoria's Secret Venue Win
• Jury Says Microphone Co. Shure's Patent Invalid After Trial
• Ex-Chair Of Nevada Gaming Control Board Joins Covington
• Why Slack Decision Struck A Nerve With Corporate America
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Facebook's Bid To Finish Off Uniloc Patent
• IRS Memo Helps Clarify Research Credit Filing Requirements
• Tech Sector Attacks Bipartisan Antitrust Bill As Vague, Biased
• $6.5M Fee Included In Deal To End $2.6B Expedia Deal Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Axel Springer, SoftBank, The Athletic
• Real Estate Rumors: Guzman, Amazon, North Bay Village
• Carriers Delay C-Band Rollout Over FAA Concerns
• Game Over For Atari In IP Suit Against Redbubble, Jury Says
• Cyber Rulings Aren't Helping COVID Biz Interruption Cases
• Crypto Exec's Case Against SEC Shows Limits Of Admin Law
• Electric Truck Co. Nikola Earmarks $125M To Settle SEC Probe
• 4 Important Class Cert. Issues From 2 Data Breach Cases
• Biden Orders Nearly 300 Fed. Gov't Cyber Weaknesses Fixed
• Boies Said Theranos Tech Was Sound, Investors' Atty Testifies
• Fed. Circ. Backs USPTO In Inventor's Patent App Fight
• Ransomware Crews Seizing On Merger Info To Bolster Attacks
• Apple's $95M Deal Ending Warranty Row Gets Initial OK
• Samsung Scores 1st Arthrex Do-Over From USPTO
• Ga. Judges Void 'Too Harsh' Sanction Against Trucking Co.
• T-Mobile Wrongly Denied $11.4M Refund, Ga. Court Told
• Voting Tech Firm Smartmatic Sues OAN, Newsmax
• Boeing Gets FCC's Green Light For Broadband Sat System
• Uber Faces Suit Claiming Driver Chased Passenger With Gun
• Sidley, DLA Piper Shape Confluence's $500M Data Co. Deal
• Subcommittee Passes Broadband Bills But Leaves Backlog
• Fed. Circ. Doubts Do-Over Warranted In MV3's IP Loss
• 3 Practice Tips For Patenting Medical Devices In A Digital Age
• Ex-AT&T Exec Says Diversity Push Cost Him His Job
• Website Operators Call FTC's $100M Claim Overreach At Trial
• ICE Sees Minimal Privacy Risks In Body Camera Program
• DC Circ. Eyes Union's Standing In Foreign Student Visa Fight
• Kentucky AG Wants Amazon Sellers' Suit Squashed For Good
• Chancery Nixes Early Appeal Over Facebook Class Atty Pick
• Motorola Wins Bid To Shield Invention Forms In Patent Fight
• Voip-Pal Can't Dodge Twitter Declaratory Judgment IP Suit
• Brightflag Buys Orrick Spinoff Joinder For Legal Ops Push
• Prince Eyes Divestiture To Ease Review Of $2.1B Ferro Buy
• Best Practices For Hiring And Integrating Freelance Lawyers
• Prof's Legal Tab Not Harvard's Problem, Mass. Top Court Hints
• Ex-Cravath Atty Introduced Rich Clients To Holmes, Jury Told
• Apple, Google, Tesla, Microsoft Beat Child Labor Mine Suit
• Twitter Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Suit Over Texas Probe
• Acura Drivers Seek $4M Deal To End Honda Touch-Screen Suit
• Business Software Firms Weave, Backblaze Join IPO Blitz
• Tax Court Won't Rule On Facebook Transfers Until After Trial
• FCC Nixes Industry Bid To Change Rural Broadband Program
• Nike Stole Anti-Counterfeiting Technology, Suit Says
• Crypto Mining-Linked Products Weren't Securities, Jury Finds
• Arizona Judge Invalidates Data Sale Patent Under Alice
• Chicago Transit Authority Says Atty Lied In Ex-Worker's Suit
• DLA Piper Defends Representation In $30M Power Plant Row
• Facebook To Halt Facial Recognition After $650M Privacy Deal
• Senate Panel Mulls Role Of Big Tech In Counterfeit Problem
• Legal Software Co. Everlaw Hits $2B Valuation With Series D
• Employer Lessons From Facebook's Anti-US Bias Settlement
• DuPont Buys Rogers Corp. In $5.2B Deal Led By 3 Firms
• High Court Won't Hear Case Over Secret Spy Court Rulings
• Ill. Ancestry User Says Blackstone Deal Exposed Genetic Data
• Redbubble's In-House Atty Defends IP Practices In Atari Trial
• FTC Commissioner Eyes Shift On Standard-Essential Patents
• State Dept. Contractor Calls To Halt $43M Task Order Revamp
• Goodwin-Guided Crypto Conglomerate Hits $10B Valuation
• ITC Probes Honeywell Patent Claims On Bar Code Scanners
• Apple's Bid To Wipe $300M 4G Patent Verdict Draws Fire
• Google Seeks Quick Appeal After Failing To Ax $2B Ads Suit
• Marriott-TravelPass Deal Cuts Antitrust Trial Short
• DC Circ. Wary Of Claim That FCC Toll-Free Rate Cap Too Low
• Embracing ESG: Cognizant Counsel, CSO Talk Collaboration
• 'Gerrymandered' Evidence Booted IP Claims, Fed. Circ. Told
• Chancery Tosses Chemours Stock Buyback, Dividend Suit
• Calif. T-Mobile Suit Put On Hold As JPML Weighs Venue
• Uber Investors Eye Class Cert. In Suit Over 'Train Wreck' IPO
• Attorneys For Accused Facebook Scammer Call It Quits
• Davis Polk Guides Nubank's Plans For $3B Market Debut
• High Court Turns Down 3rd Patent Eligibility Case In A Month
• Rebutting Employee Review Not Fireable, Mass. Court Hints
• As Social Impact Becomes The Test, Firms Asked To Step Up
• The 2021 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Social Impact Leaders: A Look At Our New Law Firm Ranking