Technology Archive » August, 2022

Technology - August, 2022

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• Blackbaud Beats Health Provider's Ransomware Suit For Now
• Katapult Investor Sues Over Stock Drop From De-SPAC Deal
• Arm Ltd. Sues Qualcomm For Licensing, Trademark Breaches
• Broadcasters, Performers Debate Radio Royalty Caps
• YouTube Accused Of Illegally Storing Faceprints In BIPA Suit
• Google Spars With States Over Viability Of Ad Monopoly Suit
• 9th Circ. Flags Preemption Clause In Kids' Google Privacy Suit
• USDA Settles Deaf Bias Suit, Centralizes Interpreting Services
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space Computers And F-35s
• 3rd Circ. Won't Revive Suit Over Banking IP Challenge
• How To Negotiate Outsourcing Deals That Reduce Costs
• Judge Ends Up Letting Domino's Foe Appeal $2.7M Fee Award
• Meta Says Social Media Injury Suits Should Be Grouped
• NTIA Awards $105M In Ariz. Tribal Grants
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Ax Cigna Win In Payment IP Suit
• Schnader Again Beats $8M Malpractice Suit At The 2nd Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Backs Ruling Clearing HTC In Wireless Patent Suit
• ABA Stance On Role Of Nonlawyers Is Too Black And White
• SeatGeek Raises $238M Months After Nixing SPAC Merger
• The Fed. Circ. In August: Considerations In Assignor Estoppel
• Cos. Want 3rd Circ. Redo On Website Wiretap Ruling
• FCC Beefs Up Wireless Alerts Through Partnerships
• Philips To Pay $4M Over Claims It Skirted Military Testing Rule
• Fight For Website Control 'Destroying' Nonprofit, Judge Says
• Eateries Ask To Resume Ill. Grubhub Suit As Colo. Case Stalls
• FTC, 6 States Sue Roomster Over Phony Listings, Reviews
• FTC Opening Gives New Life To Languishing FCC Pick
• Twitter Says Musk's PayPal Buddy Skirting Subpoenas
• Utility Pole Costs, Disputes Hurt Broadband Effort, FCC Told
• Debevoise Wins Cybersquatting Suit Against 2 Web Domains
• Ga. Judge Asked To Rethink Dropped Calif. Claim In Data Suit
• 3 SPAC Mergers Unveiled Despite Harsh Market Conditions
• Iancu Downplays Patent Counts For Measuring IP Competition
• Google Granted Atty Fees After Beating $90M RICO Suit
• EverWatch Bid For Expedited Merger Docs Mostly Rejected
• BakerHostetler Adds Patent Pros From Dentons In Dallas, NY
• Harnessing The Power Of Big Data In Litigation
• 3 Firms Steer Roper's $3.4B Purchase Of Frontline Education
• What CFPB, FTC Data Security Crackdown Means For Cos.
• Twitter Blasts Musk's New Walkaway Claim As 'Invalid,' Wrong
• High Court Urged To Take Up Fight Over NSA Internet Spying
• RJ Reynolds Stole Design For Blockbuster Vape, Jury Hears
• PTAB Briefs Suggest VLSI Challenger Also Courted Intel
• Patent Trust Alleges Fraud In Bid To Boost Trial Win To $962M
• 4 Firms Drive $15M IPO For Projection Screenmaker
• Meta Blasts FTC Deal Challenge And Chair's 'Agenda'
• Albright OKs Google's Transfer Bid For Data Sharing IP Suit
• FTC Brings Privacy Suit Against Co. Challenging Its Authority
• Reddit Can't Use CDA To Dodge Child Porn Suit, 9th Circ. Told
• How Law Firm Operations Can Adjust To New COVID Realities
• 5th Circ. Questions Challenge To Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule
• Google, YouTube Want Out Of Artists' Music Copyright Row
• Zendesk Investor Decries $10.2B Sale, Says New CEO Needed
• T-Mobile Wants Merger Suit Paused Pending Transfer Bid
• Goldman Sees Less Risk Of Delistings After US-China Deal
• Latham, Kirkland Steer E-Commerce Software Co.'s SPAC Deal
• How Claims Court Ruling May Expand Bid Protest Avenues
• Averting Data-Risk Missteps In A Vulnerable M&A Landscape
• 11th Circ. Revives Google Antitrust Suit From Ad Co.
• Ex-Airbnb Counsel Fills GC Vacancy At SonarSource
• Del. Justices Urged Not To Make Key Precedent A 'Paper Tiger'
• Real Estate Rumors: Honda, Lendlease, Blackstone
• Formulation Patent Strategies Carry Untapped Potential
• More Time Needed To Address Tegna Deal Worries, Critics Say
• Lighting Co. Lumileds Hits Ch. 11 To Cut $1.3B Of Debt
• 3 Questions As Moderna Wages COVID Patent Attack On Pfizer
• Albright Ships 2 Tech IP Suits To Calif., Keeps GE Current Suit
• Facebook Users Near Deal In Data Harvesting MDL
• 9th Circ. Says FCC Regs Preempt Apple IPhone Radiation Suit
• 5th Circ. To Scope SEC Agenda In Nasdaq Diversity Rule Fight
• Commerce Awards $144M For Western Tribal Land Broadband
• Dutch Telecom KPN Nets $31.5M Jury Award For Patent Suit
• Terraform Labs Hit With RICO Suit Over Stablecoin Collapse
• DC Circ. Supports FCC Approval Of SpaceX Satellite Changes
• Real Estate Co. Drops Trademark Suit Against Uber
• 5 Firms Steer Singapore AI Firm's $136M SPAC Merger
• GOP Lawmakers Blast Commerce's Broadband Project Rules
• Google Faces Uphill Battle In Ending Chrome Privacy Suit
• 4 More Small IPOs Tap Public Markets For $62M Combined
• Gas South Hit With Proposed Class Suit Over Data Breach
• Real Estate Rumors: Panasonic, Bridge, PlumpJack
• Law Of The Case Is More Nuanced Than You May Think
• Apple Urges Judge To Trim IPhone Class Atty Fees
• US Gov't Stance On Tech M&A Lacks Merit, Hurts Consumers
• Kucinich Sues Website Creators Over 'Predator' Hiring Claims
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tech Co. Loses Millions In Unsupervised 401(k) Plan, Suit Says
• Self-Driving Software Co. Misclassified Shares, Investors Say
• Moderna Lobs COVID Vaccine IP Suit At Pfizer, BioNTech
• IP Forecast: Comedians' Rep To Fight Pandora's 'Cartel' Claim
• Motorola To Face Chinese Rival's Antitrust Claims
• Restaurant Chains Sued Over Automated Voice System
• 4 Firms Steer OpenText's $6B Buy Of UK Software Firm
• Mobile Carriers Share Requested Data Practices With FCC
• Local Gov'ts Say FCC Rule On Cable Fees Confusing
• ITC Won't Sanction DivX, Realtek In Video IP Dispute
• Beware Arguments Based On Implicit Claim Constructions
• Objector Says Deal Lets AT&T Continue Charging Hidden Fees
• Engage Associates At Orientation With Thoughtful Activities
• Crypto Biz Owner Can't Undo $6M Fraud Conviction
• Coinbase Faces Class Action Over Hacked Account Response
• What Cos. Can Learn From Uber Breach Nonprosecution Deal
• Musk Ordered To Give Twitter His Experts' User Analyses
• DC AG Appealing Toss Of Amazon Antitrust Suit
• 2 Firms Steer Israeli Drone Technology Firm's $12M US IPO
• Meta Settles Fired Gay Worker's Bias Suit
• Senate Panel Sets Twitter Whistleblower Complaint Hearing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Amazon, Washington Nationals, CVC Capital
• 5 Questions For ACA Connects' Grant Spellmeyer
• TCT Mobile Gets Claims In USB Charging IP Axed At PTAB
• Cooley-Led Carbon Direct Closes $60M Series A Funding
• Celsius Says Trust Co. Won't Turn Over $17M In Assets
• DOJ Wants 'Raw' Google Data To Ensure No Cherry-Picking
• Zillow Dodges False Ad Suit Over Owner Listings In Vt.
• How Will UK Address AI Patent Infringement?
• Amazon Says Imposter Exploits Ring TM In Tech Service Scam
• Musk Seeks Fuller Twitter Traffic Data In $44B Buyout Fight
• Microsoft Wants To Ax Uber Drivers' Remaining BIPA Claims
• Intel Says Fortress' 7th Circ. Cite 'Fundamentally Different'
• Tackling Session Replay Risks For Website Operators
• McAfee Promotes Compliance Chief To Legal Head
• DOJ Wants To Argue In State-Led Facebook Case At DC Circ.
• Hackers Used Deepfake Of Binance Exec In Zoom Scam
• A Federal Data Privacy Law Is The Disaster We Urgently Need
• 5th Circ. Bankruptcy Ruling Signals New Sureties Road Map
• T-Mobile Wants Suit Over $26B Sprint Merger Sent To NY
• Voyager Pushes Back Ch. 11 Sale, Gets OK For Bonus Pay
• The Cruciality Of Building Client Intimacy Ahead Of Recession
• Stats Show Renewed Interest In Ex Parte Reexamination
• Gallagher & Kennedy Adds Troutman Pepper Enviro Atty
• Virtual Room Scans Violate Students' Rights, Judge Finds
• Twitter's Alleged Security Failures Fuel Data Privacy Law Push
• Oracle Earns Billions Illegally Selling Net User Data, Suit Says
• Payment App's Shares Surge After 2 Firms Guide $20M IPO
• FTC Drops Mark Zuckerberg From Meta VR Merger Suit
• Lawmakers Unveil New Version Of Media Competition Bill
• Alphabet Fights Investor Class Cert. In Google Privacy Suit
• IBM To Pay $4.75M To End Sales Reps' Commission Caps Suit
• Peloton Says It Told Investors Exactly What To Expect
• Whistleblower Claims Rattle Twitter's Bid To Force Musk Deal
• USPTO Director Backs Decision To Review Gaming Patent
• Commerce Adds 7 More Chinese Cos. To Export Blacklist
• Albright Kicks Patent Suits Against Apple, Google To Calif.
• 'You Can't Fire Me, I Quit' Is Now A FRAND Strategy
• Celsius Says Ex-Biz Partner Stole Millions In Crypto
• Fed. Circ. Backs USPTO's Alice Ax Of Method Patent App
• Usage Drops Justify Broader FCC Subsidy Base, Group Says
• Watchdog Warns Child Advertising Rules Apply In Metaverse
• Exporters Should Take Heed After DC Circ.'s FedEx Ruling
• Investor Sues SPAC Officers Over QuantumScape Buy
• How To Win Over Bench Trial Judges Post-COVID
• Applying Commerce Dept.'s New Cybersecurity Export Rule
• Cooley-Led DigitalOcean To Acquire Cloudways In $350M Deal
• DirecTV Claims Dish 'Badly' Misstates 12 GHz Study Findings
• USTelecom To Stay On As Robocall Tracing Coordinator
• Becton Dickinson Gets Drug Transfer System IP Suit Tossed
• Hagens Berman Foe Cleared For $630K Objector Award
• Robinhood's $20M Deal Over Data Breach Gets Initial OK
• Real Estate Rumors: Larry Ellison, MedRite, Apple
• 6 Firms Steer Medical Device Startup's $312M SPAC Merger
• Ohio's Google Suit Split Between 'Common Carrier,' New Regs
• Ex-EBay Execs To Be Sentenced Same Day At Victims' Behest
• These Firms Have The Most Women In Equity Partnerships
• Musk Pounces On Ex-Twitter Exec's Security Lapse Claims
• Ex-Apple Engineer Cops To Stealing Car Trade Secrets
• Meta Inks $37.5M Deal Resolving Tracking Tech Claims
• Lyft Shareholders Slam Proposed $25M Deal As 'Deficient'
• Freshfields, Cooley Lead As EBay Buys $295M Card Game Co.
• $92M TikTok Biometric Deal Gets Ill. Court's Final Blessing
• Ex-Audit Director Sues Oracle Over Retaliation, Race Bias
• EcoFactor Says Google Is Ignoring Witnesses in New Trial Bid
• Zillow Says Antitrust Foe Didn't Preserve Workers' Laptops
• Trump's Unpopularity Threatens Merger Plans, SPAC Warns
• State Broadcaster Groups Claim FCC Fees Hurt Industry
• Twitter Founder Drawn Into Del. Fight Over $44B Musk Deal
• Sterling Jewelers Hit With Privacy Suit Over 'Wiretapping'
• Apple App Store Rival Asks For Early Appeal In Monopoly Suit
• French App Developers Ask To Join Apple Calif. Antitrust Suit
• PTAB Urged To Narrowly Tailor Sanctions In VLSI Fight
• A Cautionary Tale On Diversity Jurisdiction From The 6th Circ.
• 2 Firms Push To Lead Block.one Suit After $27.5M Deal Denial
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Top Cable Industry Lobbyist Stepping Down
• InventHelp Inks $3M Deal To End Inventors' Fraud Claims
• Medical Imaging Startup Soars In Shanghai After Smash IPO
• Aerospace Parts Co. Strikes Deal In Excessive Pay Suit
• Judge Rejects Bid Protections For GenapSys Stalking Horse
• Fighting Counterfeit Goods In The FIFA World Cup Countdown
• A Deep Dive Into The Glass Ceiling Report: Women In Law
• NTIA Awards Nearly $50M For Choctaw, Osage Broadband
• India, Canada Lead International Privacy Laws To Watch
• DHS Sued For Withholding Social Media Monitoring Records
• VLSI Patent Challenger Denies Abuse Claims In PTAB Row
• Musk Seeks Toss Of 'Misguided' Twitter Fight Intervention
• ADP Seeks Sanctions, Says Ex-Manager Deleted iPad Data
• CHIPS Act 'Guardrails' Bring Uncertainties For Chipmakers
• EFF Says Tillis Bill Would Bring Back 'Worst Patent Abuses'
• Albright Told BBiTV Gave Up Its Chance To Be Texan
• Judge Denies Ch. 11 Dismissal Try By GenapSys Founders
• CFPB Says Jack Dorsey's Block 'Slow-Walking' Doc Demands
• Mitsubishi Cuts $33M Deal To End Price-Fixing Fight
• Overly Broad PFAS Regs Bring Costs For Companies
• Robinhood Seeks To Nix Investor Suit Over Its $2.1B IPO
• Ex-HP Exec Gets 3 Years In Prison, Owes $6M For Fraud
• IBM Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Patent Fight With Chewy
• A Cautionary Tale On Social Media And US Jurisdiction
• Car Ad Firm Tricked Tech 'Pioneer' To Close Sale, Suit Alleges
• Early Trends In UK National Security Reviews Of Transactions
• Windstream's Ex-GC, Uniti Defeat Spinoff Fraud Suit Appeal
• Polsinelli Adds Ace Litigator From Clark Hill In Dallas
• The Significance And Legal Risks Of Quantum Computing
• Feds Defend Crypto Biz Owner's $6M Fraud Conviction
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• DOJ Says Examiner Can 'Neutralize' Distrust In Celsius Ch. 11
• Tesla Wins Bid To Arbitrate IP Theft Suit Against Engineer
• Pretrial Battles Widen In $44B Musk-Twitter Deal Bust Suit
• Regulatory Spat Doesn't Chill Chinese E-Commerce Firm's IPO
• Meta's WilmerHale Attys Seek $2.7M Fee In Data Scraping Suit
• 9th Circ. Enforces Award In Pacific Bandwidth Fight
• Tort Report: Tyson Wants High Court Review; 'Rust' Update
• Equifax Hit With Ill. Suit Over Sending Incorrect Credit Scores
• Update: Meta Withdraws Bid for Overseas Rivals' Docs In FTC Case
• Lawmakers Keep Pushing FCC To Rescind Ligado Network OK
• 9th Circ. Urged To Back Automotive Data Co.'s Win In IP Suit
• Simpson Thacher, Davis Polk Steer $547M Fintech SPAC Deal
• Judge Trims Circuit Patents Suit Against Apple For Now
• Sirius Asks Court To Deny 2nd Chance To Texas Tax Agency
• Fortress Says 7th Circ. Ruling Hurts Intel's Bid To Revive Suit
• Using Bayh-Dole To Control Drug Prices Would Skew Statute
• Nuance Loses Unfair-Conduct Claim In Voice Tech IP Spat
• China Has No Legal Claim To Taiwan
• ABM To Buy RavenVolt In Deal Worth Up To $450M
• GoDaddy TCPA Class Wants Rehearing On Settlement Toss
• Fed. Circ. Told Judge Wrongly Axed Camera IP In GoPro Case
• Breaking Down The Amended Federal Data Privacy Bill
• NJ Inmate Can't File IP Suit After No-Biz Rule Violation
• PE Firms Take $130M Majority Stake In Italy's Prima Industrie
• McDermott Adds Epic Systems Digital Health Pro In LA
• Skadden Leads Video Gaming Group's $790M Buying Spree
• 5th Circ. Rules Against DOL In Data-For-Insurance ERISA Row
• DOE Earmarks $45M To Protect Power Grid From Cyberthreats
• Fed Says Crypto Bank Can't Sue Its Way To Account Decision
• 10th Circ. Revives Part Of Poaching Suit Against Cherokee Co.
• Bloomberg News Site Shares Data With Facebook, Suit Says
• Cybersecurity Biz Founders Sue, Alleging Power Grab By CEO
• Trustco Bank Can't Beat Customer's Overdraft Fee Suit
• Reducing Tech Cos.' Data Risk As Investigations Increase
• Founder Of Bankrupt GigaTrust Cops To $25M Lender Scam
• Surescript's EpiPen Citation 'Nothing New,' FTC Says
• Crash Victims' Kin Say Lease Venture Ties Lyft, Hertz To Driver
• Cos. Handling Kids' Data Must Prep For Greater Regulation
• Judge Axes Russian Internet Co.'s Claims Against Ex-Workers
• Paul Hastings Tech M&A Pro Joins Baker Botts In Palo Alto
• Real Estate SPAC Claims Acquisition Target Breached Merger
• 5th Circ. Says No OT For Cable Techs Earning Commissions
• Orrick Adds Partner In Transactional Tax
• Musk's Twitter Doc Fight Target Had Key User Traffic Role
• Cooley, Willkie Rep As VidMob Raises $110M Series D
• Borrowers Counsel Get $8.2M Fees In Payday Lender Suit
• NFT Litigation Is Raising Novel Trademark Questions
• Holland & Knight Lands 2 Data Security Pros From Reed Smith
• 'Sea Change In The Law': Inside One Firm's Post-Roe Practice
• W.Va. Judge Rejects Couple's Plea Over Nuke Secret Sale Plot
• Software Biz Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive License Breach Deal
• 5 Top NFT Questions Attys Want IP Agencies To Explore
• FTC Gets Backing In High Court Constitutionality Case
• Calif. Agency Urges House To Scrap 'Weak' Data Privacy Bill
• Progressive Must Face Ga. Class Claims Over Car Payouts
• PayPal Gets Albright To Ax Management Tech Patent Row
• Del. Chancery Winds Up Trial On $9.3B Oracle-NetSuite Deal
• FCC Democrat Touts Pilot Effort To Connect More Americans
• Celsius Gets OK For Sales From Crypto Mining Operation
• Dems Request Info On Agencies' Use Of Personal Data
• Judge Tosses Media Storage IP Case For Good
• ADI Insider Trading Case Could Use More Detail, Judge Hints
• Ex-House Rep. TJ Cox Arrested On Fraud Charges In Calif.
• PTAB Trims Fitbit Calorie-Tracking Patent In Philips IP Feud
• Fed. Circ. Rules PTAB Denials Don't Need Director Review
• Digital Health Cos. Should Expect More Scrutiny Amid Growth
• Jury Rejects HPE Age Bias Suit That 6th Circ. Had Revived
• Video Game Class Action's Implications For IP Rights
• 3rd Circ. Revives Privacy Suit Against Harriet Carter Gifts
• Canadian Telecoms Ink Divestiture In Bid To Save $20B Merger
• Coinbase Slapped With Suit Over Inadequate Account Security
• AT&T 'Bait-And-Switch' Customer Attys Seek $3.5M In Fees
• High-Speed Deployment Barriers Bedevil US Neighbors Too
• Real Estate Rumors: MSD, Colony Hills, Larry Ellison
• TikTok Fights Facebook's Bid For Info In FTC Antitrust Probe
• What Litigators Can Really Learn From Rambo
• Artist Seeks Toss Of Yuga Labs NFT Trademark Suit
• DC Boutique Changes Name As Co-Founder Heads To NTIA
• County Can't Get Utah Justices To Mull VW Emissions Suit
• Kirkland-Guided Thompson Street Closes $1.5B Fund
• Feds Fight To Keep Lone Conviction In ADI Trade Secret Case
• NY Judge Rejects $27.5M Block.one Deal Over Class Rep
• Microsoft Acts To 'Disrupt' Russia-Based Hacking Group
• Patent Licensing Co. Scoffs At $15M Bond Bid In IP 'Troll' Suit
• Roche Freedman, Scott + Scott To Lead Humbl Investor Suit
• Inovalon Sued In Del. Over Insider Gains On $7.3B Co. Sale
• Grubhub Fights Investors' Certification Bid In Securities Suit
• Paul Weiss Guides WeWork Founder On Housing Investment
• Apple's $30.5M Off-Clock Bag Search Deal Gets Final OK
• FCC Floats Reforms Aimed At Saving Subsidies
• Fed. Claims Tosses IT Co.'s Suit Over H-1B Visa Petitions Rule
• Alight Must Produce Documents In DOL Probe, 7th Circ. Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Wolford, SoulCycle, Apple
• Crypto Org Eyes Legal Challenge To Tornado Cash Sanctions
• Business Insurance Considerations Amid Conflict In Ukraine
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Attorneys Should Note Judges' Financial Conflicts Of Interest
• Volvo Can't Ditch Android Compatibility Suit, NJ Judge Says
• PrimeBlock And SPAC Agree To Terminate $1.25B Merger
• Boeing Axes Antitrust Claims In Rival's Electric Plane IP Row
• How Patent Trial Venue Affects Issue Preservation On Appeal
• Halo Fights 'Draconian' Suggestion IP Suit May Be Tossed
• Latham Adds Ex-Facebook GC As Of Counsel In DC
• Cisco Cleared In $371M Software Patent Trial
• No Computer Fraud Coverage For Social Engineering Loss
• Ex-Virginia Assistant AG Joins Cozen O'Connor
• FTC's Suit Challenging Meta's VR Merger Gets December Trial
• A Guide To Navigating Bankruptcy's Impact On IP Licenses
• Firms Seek $5.5M For Deal To Reform Palantir's Governance
• Chancery OKs Just 1 More Twitter Record-Keeper For Musk
• Unity Rejects AppLovin's $20B Unsolicited Takeover Bid
• Amazon Fights FTC's 'Unworkable' Demands In Prime Probe
• NTIA Chief Sees Federal Privacy Bill As Critical Priority
• Aqua Connect Wins $5.7M Jury Verdict In Infringement Fight
• Google Can Arbitrate Antitrust Claims Of Apple Collusion
• Google To Pay $42.7M For Misleading Australians On Data Use
• Subpoena Blizzard Sets Stage For Musk-Twitter Trial In Del.
• Becton's Former CEO And CFO Escape Securities Suit
• Apple Jury Notes Shed Light On Misconduct Ahead Of Mistrial
• Crypto Promoter's $12M Scam Fueled 'Lavish' Life, CFTC Says
• Retirement Fund Group Wants Data Breach Suit Tossed
• Commerce Adds 4 Emerging Technologies To Control List
• Ch. 11 Cheat Sheet: Masten Space Systems Inc.
• GoDaddy TCPA Ruling Changes Class Certification Landscape
• New 25% Chip Tax Credit Sparks Interest Amid Uncertainty
• Enforcing Patents Isn't Easier As America Invents Act Turns 10
• Private Equity M&A Is Awash In Both Challenges And Cash
• 11th Circ. Affirms Hospitality Tech Biz Win In Photo TM Fight
• NASA Contractor Gets Approval For $1.4M In Ch. 11 Financing
• Forrester's False Pricing Bilked Feds, Says Ex-Sales Head
• Bipartisan Bill Would Amp Up Broadband Along Electric Grid
• Jones Day, Ropes & Gray Lead $950M HIG-Avient Deal
• 'Related Claims' Issue Central To Zoom's $90M Coverage Row
• DC Circ. Upholds FCC's Revamp Of Auto Safety Band
• Alston & Bird Fights Ex-Cognizant Exec's Claim Of Atty 'Taint'
• A Law Firm's Guide To Avoiding Client Conflicts
• FCC Permanently Allows Amtrak To Deploy Safety Controls
• Trump Warrant Shows Espionage, Obstruction Investigation
• Voyager Looks To Pause Canadian Class Action Amid Ch. 11
• IPhone Class Attys Seek $6.6M Fee After Apple Deal
• Amazon And GE Say Online Retailers Sold Fake Water Filters
• Feds Aim For More Insight On Hacks With Maze Of Policies
• Robinhood Can't Yet Ditch 'Meme Stock' Manipulation Claims
• Elon Musk Says Investors Can't Get SolarCity Ruling 'Do Over'
• IP Forecast: Tesla Wants To Steer Secrets Case Out Of Court
• Twitter Asks Del. Court To Nix Musk's Bid For More Discovery
• Team Telecom Asks FCC To Clear Undersea Cable Plan
• Surgical Robot Co.'s Antitrust Fight Heads To Dec. Trial
• Vizio Plans To Appeal Axed $17M Privacy Coverage Suit
• HP, Agilent Seek To Block Stanford Univ. $3M Superfund Deal
• Schools, Libraries Seek More Time On FCC Subsidy Deadline
• Gov't Agencies Team Up For Tribal Broadband Program
• Amazon Must Face Discovery In Student Privacy Suit
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ruling Saving Claims In UMinn Data IP
• Oracle Pay Bias Suit On Hold While Disbanded Class Appeals
• Plaintiffs Can't Add More Retailers To Clearview BIPA Suit
• FTC Begins Privacy, Security Rulemaking Over GOP Rebuke
• Understanding DC Circ.'s Agency Rule Withdrawal Debate
• Debevoise Should Get Win In Phishing Bait Suit, Judge Says
• Garland Defends FBI, Moves To Unseal Trump Search Warrant
• Telecom Tower Co. Nabs Early Win In Delinquent Bills Row
• Judge OKs $135K Atty Fees In Hemp Co. Data Settlement
• Turkish Man Admits Illegally Exporting US Arms Data
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVS, PAI Partners, London Heathrow Airport
• Calif. Court Says Legal Docs Co. Must Arbitrate Yelp Suit
• Apple AirPods IP Fight Ends In Mistrial Over Juror Misconduct
• GAO Says Bidder's Past Not Decisive In $9.5M Army Deal
• Ex-Cognizant CLO Says Feds Can't Silence Atty Taint Claims
• Student Privacy Pledge Signee Scrapped After Data Breach
• FTC Wins FleetCor False Ad Suit, Teeing Up $550M Relief Fight
• Postmates Couriers Ask 1st Circ. To Flip Arbitration Ruling
• Crypto 'Thought Leader' Blew Off Discovery, Faces Default
• Juniper Can't Ax Network Patent Claims At PTAB
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Patent Reissue Bid As A 'Trojan Horse'
• Munck Wilson Picks Up $3.9M Fees For Trade Secrets Win
• TTAB Rejects 'Smart Bezel' TM For Being Descriptive
• Maxell Wants Sanctions On Motorola, Lenovo In Phone IP Suit
• Black-Owned Broadcasters Argue Against Geotargeting Plan
• FCC Chief Says Feds' Broadband Coordination Getting Better
• Emergency Broadcasts Must Be Fully Accessible, FCC Says
• Endo Teeters On The Edge, Revlon Equity Committee Sought
• China Says CHIPS Act Will 'Distort' Supply Chains
• Blackfeet Customers Keep Race Bias Claims Against Telecom
• Starlink, LTD Won't Get Funds From FCC Rural Program
• Considerations For Associates As Lateral Hiring Cools Down
• Chinese Esports Streamer Gets OK For $15M Deal Over IPO
• ABA Adopts Resolution Supporting Kessler Doctrine In IP Law
• Lending Tree Left User Data Exposed To Hack, Suit Says
• Alice Dooms Animation App Litigation In Texas
• Musk Piles Up Cash For Possible Twitter Win On $44B Deal
• Rx Delivery Co. Prescribes Toss For Data Breach Suit
• Ex-Employee Says Texas Firm Failed To Prevent Data Breach
• Celsius Ch. 11 Committee Probing CEO's 'Empty Promises'
• Colo. AG Urged To Focus On Harmonization In Privacy Rules
• Apple Expert Says Its Tech, Patents Made Pinn IP 'Obvious'
• Array Insiders Hid Bad News To Sell $2.2B In Stock, Suit Says
• Hagens Berman Awarded Over $26M In Fees In Disk Drive MDL
• IBM Must Pay $16M In Atty Fees To 'Exploited' Software Co.
• Jury Convicts Ex-Twitter Worker On Saudi Spy Counts
• NTIA Awards Alaskan Tribal Grants, Expands Program By $1B
• Inovalon Holdings Is Targeted In New Del. Suit After $7.3B Sale
• Senate To Exclude Some Spectrum Buys From New Tax
• Post-Arctic Cat Lawsuits Reveal Patent Marking Pitfalls
• State Bank Regulators Guide On Cyber Exams Of Nonbanks
• Nikola Founder's SEC Suit Paused As Criminal Trial Looms
• DirecTV 'Distorts The Facts' On 12 GHz Interference, FCC Told
• Chancery Splits Trial On Biopharma Co. Plasmid Supply Suit
• AppLovin Makes $20B Offer For Video Game Developer Unity
• Alice Made Patent Eligibility Too Strict, Justices Told
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reverse Albright On Venue For HP Patent Suit
• Feds Want Exec's Advice-Of-Counsel Fraud Defense Barred
• Cerner Corp. To Pay $1.9M To End DOL Hiring Bias Claims
• Justices' EPA Ruling Didn't Move Needle On Chevron Doctrine
• CMA Latest To Probe $7.3B Satellite Network Merger
• Best Practices For Auto Boards During Industry Revolution
• Chancery Urged To Deny Fee Bid In Nextdoor SPAC Deal Suit
• US To Boost Chipmaking With Tax Credit, Subsidies
• Apple Expert Testifies Pinn Is Tone Deaf To How AirPods Work
• PayPal Beats Investors' Suit Over Federal Probes, For Now
• Twitter Spy Case Jury Deliberates Amid COVID-19 'Time Bomb'
• GAO Denies Costs After 'Atypical' Protest Withdrawal
• Class Attys Get Reduced Fees In $60M Morgan Stanley Deal
• Robinhood Inks $9.9M Deal To End Users' Outage Claims
• Patent Co. Run By Russ August Attys Has Suit Axed By ITC
• Trump Says FBI 'Raided' His Mar-A-Lago Resort
• Uber Must Face Minn. Suit Over Auto Collision Injuries
• Google Broke Promise For Free Workplace Access, Users Say
• Claims Court Won't Redo IP Ruling Over Night Vision Goggles
• AIPLA Says 'Rare' PTAB Abuse No Basis For Sanctions Policy
• Insurers Must Face Smartsheet's Securities Coverage Bid
• NTIA Wants More Coordination In FCC Rural Internet Program
• Gaming Platform Sued In Del. Chancery Over $4.4B Merger
• Claims Court Has Authority But Ends Other Transaction Case
• Last BitMEX Defendant Takes Plea Deal In AML Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Commerce Hits Chinese Firm For Sending US Tech To Iran
• Google Fires Off New Suits, Broadening Sonos Audio IP Fight
• Class Attys Want $1.9M In Google's Virus-Tracing App Suit
• Walt Disney Atty Jumps To Tech Co. Sabre As CLO
• Tesla Hires New Deputy GC For Corporate And Securities
• Ill. Sky Zone Franchiser Freed From Ex-Worker's BIPA Suit
• Vista Equity Will Take Tax Software Biz Private In $8.4B Deal
• Fraud Retrial Denied Despite Erroneous Theranos Reference
• FCC Claims Wireless Co. Slowed Data Breach Investigation
• Future Of Patents For Inventions By AI In Congress' Hands
• Google Slams Users' Latest Bid To Pull CEO Into Privacy Row
• Apple AirPods Infringing Pinn IP Should Cost $42M, Jury Told
• Fed. Circ. Backs ITC Decision Clearing Fitbit In Philips IP Row
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• 9th Circ. Says FERC Got Calif. Hydro Project Orders Wrong
• Market Drops Show Tech Antitrust Reform Isn't Needed
• Tesla Fends Off Investor Attempts To Fix 'Toxic Culture'
• FCC Starts Search For New Rules For Space Industry
• Cyber Security Startup Coalition Hires 1st-Ever GC
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• Amazon To Spend $1.7B To Buy Maker Of Roomba
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• Nixon Peabody Names Global Finance Co-Leaders
• Musk Blasts Twitter For 'Reckless' Claims In $44B Deal Fight
• Crypto Biz Owner Says $6M Fraud Conviction Cannot Stand
• Fed. Circ. Rules AI Can't Be Named Inventor On Patents
• Wash. Judge Keeps Robinhood Promotional Text Suit Alive
• Twitter Slams Musk's Framing As 'Hoodwinked' Into $44B Deal
• Apple AirPods Infringe Pinn IP Despite 'Slick' Extras, Jury Told
• Ring Can't Ditch Privacy Suit Over Visitors' Face Scans
• Twitter Spy Case About 'Power, Greed, Lies,' Feds Tell Jury
• Google Antitrust Judge Open To Cert. Of 21M Consumer Class
• Cooley Atty Ordered To 'Personally Pay' For 'Hubris'
• Lawmakers Press Plan For National Broadband Strategy
• Former United CEO Says Data Abuse Possible, 'Very Isolated'
• NASA OIG Finds Issues In Silicon Valley Property Leases
• Philips' IP Suit Over Ultrasound Co.'s Alleged Hacking Stands
• Motorola Seeks 'Harsh' Sanctions In $597M Trade Secrets Row
• HR Group Backs Aerospace Execs In No-Poach Case
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Undoing Snap's Alice Win In Marketing IP Row
• Equifax Hit With Class Action Over Wrong Credit Scores
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