Technology Archive » January, 2023

Technology - January, 2023

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• Ga. Parking Lot Manager Sued Over Collecting Debt In Fla.
• 'Why Did You Sit On This?' Judge Slams Google Over Chats
• Elon Musk Tweet Cost Tesla Investors Billions, Jury Told
• Apple Sued Again For Sharing User Data Even With Opt-Outs
• Warren, GOP Sens. Press Silvergate Bank On FTX Response
• Railroads Want To Derail Fishing Equipment Plan At FCC
• Gambling Cos. Say Doc Request Should Be Quashed
• SEC's Crenshaw Wants To Beef Up Private Market Disclosures
• China Slams Potential US-Dutch-Japan Chip Export Deal
• PTAB Uses Discretion Over Prior Art To Block Microsoft IPR
• Chancery Won't Toss Out Auto Supplier's Nokia Patent Suit
• Honda Workers' OT Suits Over Kronos Hack Joined, Halted
• USTR Counterfeit Report Names WeChat, Taobao For 2nd Year
• 'MetaBirkins' More Like Trading Cards Than Art, Jury Told
• Google, Users Grapple At 9th Circ. Over Preserving Data
• Citrix Gets Initial OK On $2.75M Autodialer TCPA Deal
• Severance Class Action Against Chip Co. Heads To Trial
• Wireless Groups Ask FCC To Clarify Resiliency Rules
• Google Location Data Searches Invade Privacy, ACLU Says
• USAA Says Flimsy Damages Analysis Led To $4M Verdict
• Global M&A Fell By More Than One-Third In 2022, Bain Says
• Meta Cites Privacy In COVID Misinformation Subpoena Fight
• Groups Back DC AG Bid To Revive Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Bosch Backs Greater Use Of 60 GHz For In-Car Sensors
• 'Age-Old' Fraud Scheme Gets Crypto Founder 8 Years
• High Court Google, Twitter Cases Could Mold Internet's Future
• Target Of Dennis Kucinich's Libel Suit Can't Stay Anonymous
• AI Firm Sues Carlyle Group, Tech Firms For IP Infringement
• Grayscale Lied About ETF Conversion Hopes, BTC Fund Says
• Del. Judge's Disclosure Order Won't Face Full Fed. Circ.
• With No Ruling In Sight, FTC Wants Delay On Meta VR Deal
• IT Co., Insurer Settle Ransomware Coverage Fight
• Saviynt Secures $205M In Financing, Founder Returns As CEO
• Software Co. To Pay $3M To End 401(k) Fee Suit
• Amazon Ordered To Produce Data In OSHA Probe
• Apple And Its Execs Disregarded Workers' Rights, NLRB Says
• Feds Call Convicted Theranos COO Balwani A 'Flight Risk'
• Amazon Slips Suit Alleging Voice Data Used For Targeted Ads
• Attys Score $7.4M In Fees Following Yelp Investor Settlement
• Japan Tightens Sanctions, Export Controls On Russia
• Tesla Loses Bid To Cut Stock Damage Study From Tweet Trial
• Customer Hits Assurance IQ With Amended Web Tracking Suit
• USTR Urged To Eye Canada, Other Foreign Copyright Markets
• TikTok CEO To Testify At Congress Amid Security Concerns
• Prepare Amended Suit, Judge Tells Microsoft 401(k) Plaintiffs
• Intel Says It Faces Fresh EU Scrutiny Over Contested €1B Fine
• Legal Software Biz Says Parent To Blame In $100M TM Suit
• 11th Circ. Upholds U. Of Alabama's Win In Race Bias Case
• Money Transfer Startup Says Rival Delisted It
• DOE Told To Reassess $18.6M System Modernization Deal
• PTAB Rules Against Apple In Masimo Blood Oximetry IP Fight
• Pressure Builds On Senate To Move Sohn Nomination
• Microsoft Says Sony Misled EU Officials About Activision Deal
• Twilio Says It Blocked Mortgage Robocaller After FCC Order
• Google Has Deliberately Deleted Chats For Years, Court Told
• Strategies For Cos. Navigating NY Digital Fair Repair Act
• Russian's $90M Trading Case Has 'Gaping Holes,' Jury Told
• GAO Says Secret Service Didn't Justify Poor AT&T Bid Rating
• The Forces Defining Sales Tax Policy And Compliance In 2023
• NXP Can't Find Early Escape From Semiconductor Patent Suit
• Anticipating Tech Market Volatility With R&W Policies
• Meta Fights To Toss Securities Fraud Suit Based On Leaks
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Trending At The PTAB: Evidence For Priority Cases
• Rakoff Excludes Warhol Expert From 'MetaBirkins' NFT Trial
• Pa. Software Co. Loses Third Challenge To $190M Naval Deal
• Rep's Threat On Export Controls Puts Spotlight On China
• Calif. AG Sets Sights On Mobile App's Privacy Compliance
• Sullivan & Cromwell Wants 'Harassing' Subpoena Blocked
• Musk's Tesla Tweet Was Thought To Be 'A Hack,' Jury Told
• Meta's EU Privacy Fines Send Cos. Back To Drawing Board
• Sens. Decry 'Sham' Crypto Audits To Accounting Regulator
• NY Lawmaker Urges Sanctions For MSG Owner Over Atty Ban
• Bankruptcy 'Shatters' Radio Antitrust Suit, Motorola Says
• Brand Battles: Pandora Takes Aim At Faith-Based 'PandoApp'
• Google Asks 9th Circ. To Rehear Kids' Privacy Dispute
• Task Force Would Steer Next Gen TV From 'Peril,' FCC Hears
• HR Tech M&A Logs 2nd Straight $11B Year, Fueled By PE
• Benefits Co. Can't Escape J&J's Suit Over Patient Drug Fund
• Xerox Spinoff, Investors Get Early OK For $32M Deal
• Pitney Bowes Wants Mail Equipment Monopoly Suit Tossed
• FCC Pressed Again To Open 12 GHz Airwaves For Wireless
• High Court Slack Case Not Likely To Broadly Affect Issuers
• 5 Risks Patent Attorneys Face Over ChatGPT
• 11th Circ. Restores Flight App Source Code Fight To Fla. Court
• FCC Plans Rules To Help Domestic Violence Survivors
• Direct Listings Expansion Creates Another Go-Public Option
• Microsoft, Others Want Out Of Source Code Copyright Suit
• Amazon Scammers Faked Docs, Forged Judge's Name: Feds
• 5 Ways Attorneys Can Use Emotion In Client Pitches
• Couple Gets 2 Years in Prison In Fla. 'Unicorn' App Fraud Case
• Eckert Seamans Adds Credit Suisse Securities GC In Philly
• GAO Rejects Protest Of $80M CMS IT Support Deal
• 3 New Salesforce Directors Part Of 'Board Refreshment'
• Weil-Led Tritium Snags $684M For Growth-Focused PE Fund
• Web Hosting Co. Ionos Targets $3.4B IPO In Germany
• 'Naive' Crypto Exec Asks For Leniency After Fraud Conviction
• Taylor Wessing Pursues 'Strategic Alliance' With Madrid Firm
• IP Forecast: Intel To Spar With ParkerVision In Patent Trial
• SEC Rejects Ark21Shares Bitcoin ETF Over Fraud Concerns
• Lordstown Says Chancery Opinion Puts 115M Shares In Doubt
• DOJ Deputy Says Certainty Not Needed To Block Mergers
• Deputy SG To Fight For Narrow BigTech Immunity In Top Court
• Gisele Bündchen, Tom Brady Tap Latham On FTX Promo Case
• T-Mobile Gets Suit Over 5G Move Kicked Into Arbitration
• Old Biz, New Court, Big Breakup: Inside The New Google Suit
• OpenWeb Pays $100M For Audience Engagement Biz Jeeng
• Tech Co. Wants Suit Over $500M Dividend Pause Thrown Out
• FCC Wants Consumer Info On Possible Discrimination
• Radiation Co. Escapes Suit Over Collapse Of $3.5M Saudi Deal
• Feds Strike Blow Against Major Ransomware Group
• FCC Aims To Improve Outage Reporting For 988 Hotline
• Albright Rejects Microsoft Bid To Send Patent Case To Wash.
• Ex-Army Reservist Gets 8 Years For Acting As Chinese Agent
• TTAB Shows Brands How To Avoid Getting Lost In Translation
• Europe's New Unitary Patent System Will Affect IP Agreements
• 5 Keys To A Productive Mediation
• FCC Reworks Payment Model For Rural Health Connectivity
• MSG Owner Floats Dry Night As Atty Ban Comes Under Fire
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, Juul, Elliott Management
• Ex-Tesla CFO Tells Jury Paperwork On Deals 'Not Elon's Style'
• Google Says Its Doc Retention Sours Play Store Sanctions Bid
• FCC Floats $504K Penalty For Fox's False Emergency Tones
• Tidal Escapes Patent Suit Over Music Playlist Tech
• ​​​​​​​FCC Moves Ball On Opening 4.9 GHz, But Slog Still Ahead
• Preparing For An Era Of Regulated Artificial Intelligence
• Snapchat Can't Shake Speed Filter Injury Suit
• Ex-CEO Of Email Security Co. Gets 5 Years For Lender Fraud
• IP Case Shows Even Uncle Sam Must Abide By License Terms
• Tech Co. Drops Suit Over Wire Fraud Coverage
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Chinese 'EdTech' Firm Prices $41M IPO
• GAO Nixes $52M IT Award Over 'Unsupported Assumptions'
• Bernstein Litowitz Will Lead Anaplan Merger Suit In Chancery
• NY AG Questions Madison Square Garden's Adverse Atty Ban
• Sapphire Sport Scores $181M For 2nd Investment Fund
• Dorsey & Whitney Expands DC IP Practice With New Partner
• NetEase Says Riot's Video Game IP Suit Misses The Mark
• UK Probes Chipmaker's Proposed $61B Tech Biz Purchase
• Musk Tells Jury 'Funding Secured' Tweet 'Right Thing' To Do
• Patent Challenger's Fed. Circ. Petition Slams Vidal's Review
• Walmart's Roblox 'Advergame' Deceives Kids, Watchdog Told
• Musk-Led Twitter Withheld Rent In SF and UK, Landlords Say
• 4th Circ. Affirms Prudential's Early Win In Web Domain Suit
• Facebook Gets Patent Axed After Citing Inventors' Paper
• TikTok Browser Tracks Users' Web Activities, Lawsuits Claim
• Wikimedia Tells Justices NSA Surveillance Case Is Important
• Crypto Exec's 'Brazen' $7.6M Fraud Merits 13 Years, Feds Say
• 8th Circ. Reverses 'Block' Bar On H&R Block Rival
• Fed. Circ. Hands Win To Activision In Graphics Patent Suit
• Activision Shuts Down Another Investor 'Frat Boy' Culture Suit
• Judge Says 6 Yacht Pics Too Many In Russian's Fraud Trial
• SEC's Small Biz Office Wants Capital-Raising Rules Eased
• FBI Blames North Korea-Related Hackers For Crypto Heist
• Switch To IP Networks Will Aid Robocall Fight, FCC Told
• FCC Advises Tower Builders To Protect Long-Eared Bats
• Farmers Say Not To Cut Down Deere 'Right To Repair' Suit
• Stop Carrying 'Mortgage Scam' Calls, FCC Warns Providers
• Jury Clears Feit Of Infringing Nichia LED Light Patent
• Alternatives To IP Litigation That Can Work For Brand Owners
• DC Attorney General Wants Amazon Antitrust Suit Resurrected
• FCC Clarifies How Agencies Can Make Medicaid Calls
• NLRB Official Nixes Ex-Twitter Worker's Retaliation Charge
• GAO Clears Booz Allen's $860M Deal Of Conflict Claims
• DOJ Files 2nd Google Suit In Latest Ad Tech Challenge
• Conducting M&A Transactions In A Challenging Market
• Musk Rips Saudi 'Backpedaling,' 'Ass-Covering' At Fraud Trial
• Cisco Foe Fights Stay Bid Amid Latest Stock Conflict
• Holmes Says Feds' Claims Of Mexico Escape Plans Are False
• Apple Makes Bid To Toss French App Developers' Antitrust Suit
• Utilities Worry Over Pole Replacement Costs For Telecoms
• Murky Path For Contractor Liability After FAA System Outage
• Cyber Firms Find Fewer Ransomware Victims Willing To Pay
• Akin Gump-Led OpenAI Gets Billions From Microsoft
• Sony Fights Microsoft's Info Demands In FTC Activision Case
• Google Gets PTAB To Cut Bulk Of Ex-Apple Engineer's Claims
• Hedge Fund Chief 'Optimistic' On Completing Tegna Deal
• Time To Update Video Programming Rules, FCC Told
• Feds Slam Nikola Founder's Bid For New Fraud Trial
• Sterling Jewelers Dropped From 'Wiretapping' Class Action
• Evaluating The Legal Ethics Of A ChatGPT-Authored Motion
• Developments To Watch In Trade Secret Practice This Year
• Fed. Circ. Says Judge Albright Can Keep GM Patent Suit
• Amazon Hit With BIPA Suit Over COVID Kiosk Data Storage
• Cellspin Wants Patent Loss Erased Over Judge's Google Ties
• US CEO Of Japan Legal Tech Co. Must Testify, Suit Argues
• Child Privacy Compliance Concerns After Fortnite Settlements
• NY Bill Would Prohibit MSG From Barring Adverse Attys
• Emerson 'Pleased' By NI's Response To $7.6B Acquisition Bid
• TikTok, Hearst Top Meta's Discovery Problems In FTC Case
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Gibson Dunn, Jones Day Rep On Xylem's $7.5B Evoqua Buy
• Justices Want SG Input On Fla., Texas Social Media Laws
• How Big Tech's Section 230 Liability Shield Got Wider In NY
• Norton Cheated US In Whistleblower Case, Judge Finds
• Samsung Can't Stay Caltech Patent Suit Amid PTAB Challenge
• SEC Latest To Slap Mango Markets Trader Over Crypto Theft
• Split Fed. Circ. Upholds Ax Of $308M Apple Patent Verdict
• Brand Battles: Uber Tries To Drive Out 'Uberhorny' Dating TM
• Pornhub Uses Alice To Trim Software Patent Suit
• Calif. Semiconductor Firm's Board Dispute Hits Del. Chancery
• GAO Says Protester's Bid For $25M Deal Lacked Details
• Union Fund Seeks Docs For Visa Child Porn Payment Probe
• NC Judge Orders Co. Suing Ex-Chair To Front His Legal Fees
• Apple Challenges UK Watchdog's Investigation
• FCC Urged To Keep Telehealth Rates' Status Quo For Now
• Pot Payment Platform Sues Rival Over Pa. Tracking Access
• A Look At The Legal Intersection Of AI And Life Sciences
• Asylum Seekers Take Feds To Court Over ICE Data Breach
• The Time Is Ripe For FCC's Proposed New Data Breach Rules
• FCC Encourages Tower Owners To Improve Lighting Monitors
• Twitter Stiffed Consulting Firm On $2.2M Tab, Suit Claims
• Mass. Supermarket Can't Duck Legal Tab In Faulty Door Suit
• What Investment Tensions With China Mean For US Issuers
• Elon Musk Takes Stand In Securities Trial Over Tesla Tweets
• Milbank-Led ABB Sells Power Conversion Biz In $505M Deal
• Dating App Clover's Go-Public SPAC Merger Canceled
• Feds Say Elizabeth Holmes' Flight Risk 'Never Been Higher'
• BofA's Zelle Glitch Caused 'Immense Hardship,' Suit Says
• Microsoft Can't Pause Private Challenge To Activision Deal
• FCC Asked To Clarify Broadband Labels Only For Retail
• 7 Tips To Increase Your Law Firm's DEI Efforts In 2023
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Keys To A 9-0 High Court Win: Get Back To Home Base
• Genesis Global Hits Ch. 11 As 'Crypto Winter' Blankets Sector
• Angry Birds Maker To Evaluate €683M Mobile Game Biz Offer
• WhatsApp Handed €5.5M Fine In EU Data Processing Probe
• Hagens Berman Atty Accuses Quinn Emanuel Of Gender Bias
• Chancery Rejects Cognizant Demand For Ex-CLO Accounting
• 'Easy To Hack' Wendy's Franchisee Blamed For Data Breach
• Army Generals Ask High Court to Keep Terror Aid Decision
• NTIA To Explore Civil Rights Impact Of Data Practices
• ACLU Says Database Allows Mass Financial Data Surveillance
• Samsung Settles Mobile Payment Patent Suit Days Before Trial
• Google Calls Texas' Biometric Data Claims Inconsistent
• Tax Foe Norquist Calls Broadband Efforts A 'Byzantine Mess'
• Telecom-Focused SPAC Hangs Up Plans For $300M IPO
• High Court Should Protect Section 230 In Google Case
• 3 NFT Issues Practitioners Should Consider In 2023
• AT&T Can't Block T-Mobile's 'Banned' Senior Discount Ads
• 2 Firms To Guide Australian Fintech's $90M SPAC Merger
• IRS Beats Microsoft's FOIA Suit Over 15-Year Audit
• AMC Shares Customer Viewing Data With Meta, Suit Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Liberty Mutual, Commanders, Lottomatica
• Incorrect Inventorship On Patents Is A Tough Claim To Prove
• Jury Convicts lll. Atty Of Insider Trading For Chegg Buy
• Playtika Seeks To Buy 'Angry Birds' Maker For Nearly $739M
• Gaming Biz Bally's Trimming Jobs By 15% To Increase Profits
• Robinhood Judge Won't Nix Fee Suit, Citing Her Lucid Order
• Funding 'Not Secured': Tesla Investors Tell Jury Musk Lied
• Otonomo Dodges Privacy Suit Over Car Location Tracking
• No Plaintiff Swap Yet In Mark Cuban Crypto Suit, Judge Says
• XP Says $40M Trade Secret Verdict 'Doesn't Make Any Sense'
• Chancery Keeps $26B T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Suit Alive
• Texas Jury Clears Hunting Titan In Patent Infringement Case
• Fla. News Site Accused Of Flouting 'Video Tape' Privacy Law
• FCC Seeks $62M For Alleged Broadband Subsidy Overcharges
• Franchisees Fight IHG Bid To End Suit Over Data Breach
• FCC Reworks 4.9 GHz Band, Keeps Public Safety Focus
• FCC Could Start To Reassess Carriers' Nat'l Security Risks
• FTC Won't Stay In-House Trial Over Meta-Within Deal
• Justices Urged To Back Social Media Immunity In Terror Suits
• Fed. Circ. Affirms SynQor Patent Ax After PTAB Remand
• Loot Box Litigation Lessons For Game Developers
• Proposed Immigration Fee Increases May Have A Silver Lining
• Feds Say Crypto Exchange Allowed $700M In Illicit Activity
• Gannett Says 'Tortured Theory' Fatal To Facebook Cookie Suit
• Liberty Mutual Wants Court To Toss Pa. Spyware Suit
• Industry Groups Seek More Clarity On FCC Broadband Labels
• 5 Recruiting Trends Shaping Employment Law's New Frontier
• Plaintiff's 'Frivolous' About-Face Sparks Chancery Rebuke
• Becton Dickinson Investor Seeks Cert. In Pump Recall Suit
• Atty-Client Privilege Arguments Give Justices A Moving Target
• Atty's Wiretap Claims Against Old Firm To Continue
• 9th Circ. Cuts Bank Fraudster's 'Illegally Excessive' Sentence
• Tesla Trial Over Musk Tweets Set To Roll As Jury Selected
• After Winning $6.5M Verdict, Tech Supplier Wants New Trial
• Burn Victim, E-Cig Seller Settle Suit Over Exploding Battery
• Activision Beats Shareholder Suit Over 'Frat House' Culture
• SpaceX, Dish Dueling Over FCC's Next-Gen Satellite Approval
• CoStar Duels Rival Over Deleted Data In Copyright Case
• Five Legal Teams Compete To Rep Bitcoin Miner Investors
• Artists Slam AI Apps As '21st-Century Collage Tool' In IP Suit
• Guidance Needed In C-Band Relocation, Satellite Co. Says
• GAO Backs USDA Pick Of Costlier Bidder On $70M IT Deal
• Block Board Faces Derivative Suit Over Cash App Data Breach
• Ill. Atty Turned Stock Tip Into 'Cold Hard Cash,' Jury Hears
• 3D Printing Poses Legal Questions For Construction Cos.
• Tesla Trial Is Likely To Hinge On Loss Causation
• Fed. Circ. Panel Says Training Tech Patent Teaches Nothing
• Real Estate Rumors: Windsor, HJ Kalikow, Techronics
• High Court Wants SG's Views On Apple IPR Estoppel Battle
• 5 Gen X Characteristics That Can Boost Legal Leadership
• Apple Resists Info Request From Meta Users In Antitrust Case
• Ex-NASA Contract Worker Now Admits Selling Tech To China
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Twitter Sued Over Breach Exposing 200M Users' Data
• Justices Deny Bid To Review Photog's 11th Circ. DMCA Ruling
• Pokémon Go Maker Knocks Out 2nd Patent In Gaming IP Fight
• Tenants Oppose RealPage Consolidation Underway In Wash.
• How Cos. Can Ease Risk Amid 'Dark Pattern' Regulatory Focus
• Workers Must Take Twitter Layoff Claims To Arbitration
• Insurer Drops Cyberattack Suit In Federal Court
• Emerson Takes Public $7.6B Bid For National Instruments
• UK Chipmaker To Buy Silicon Valley Rival For Up To $18M
• Musk Jury Pool Not 'Radioactive' Enough To Move Tesla Trial
• Apple Accused Of 'Flagrant' Tracking Of Opted-Out NY Users
• Robbins Geller Gets $12.6M Fee In Grubhub Suit
• The Big IP Questions Artificial Intelligence Art Is Raising
• Meta Suit Says AI Co. Is Selling Users' Data To LAPD, Others
• Attorneys See Sober Outlook For Deals After JP Morgan Event
• No Delay In Allocating Broadband Funds, NTIA Says
• Musk Says SEC Has 'Long History' Of Unconstitutional Deals
• Hagens Berman To Represent Students In RealPage Suit
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Claim Against Facebook News Feed Tool
• Voyager Sells Digital Assets For $1B, FTX Finds $5B In Crypto
• Patent Challenger Says Vidal Imposed Sanctions Too Fast
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Investor Sues Cybersecurity Co. Insiders Over 'Sham' Merger
• FCC Eyes Lifting Privacy Screen Mandate In Services For Deaf
• FCC Cautioned On 6 GHz Interference With Utilities
• Google Wants Another Brief For 9th Circ. Class Appeal Bid
• 6 Questions For Boutique Firms Considering Mergers
• Time To Revisit A Little-Used Patent Tool
• Instacart To Pay $5.25M To Halt San Francisco Benefits Probe
• Watchdog Calls For Overhaul Of NASA's Software Practices
• Block Promotes Atty To Interim CLO As Top Lawyer Plans Exit
• Engineer Defends Remote Work Request In Virus' Early Days
• FCPA Enforcement Outlook: Sweeter Carrots, Sharper Sticks
• Ex-Kelley Drye Regulatory Partner Joins Fenwick In DC
• National Instruments Explores Sale, Among 'Strategic Options'
• Dow Chemical Wants Out Of Tech Firm's Trade Secrets Spat
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Gutting CDA Would 'Upend The Internet,' Google Tells Justices
• Google Can't 'Get Away' With Deleting Chats, Judge Says
• SEC's Covington Demand Casts Cloud On Atty-Client Privilege
• Southwest Investors Say Airline Is Liable For System Outage
• PTAB Changes Its Mind About Wireless Patent Challenge
• Atari, Brandy Melville Ask 9th Circ. To Nix Redbubble IP Wins
• 5 Things To Know About The SEC's Covington Breach Probe
• Apple's Top Lawyer Earned $27.1M In 2022
• ​​​​​​​Activision Cross-Suit Could Stall Sex Bias Case, Judge Says
• Covington Case To Test SEC's 'Hubris' As Cyber Enforcer
• SEC Says $47M Ponzi Targeted Orthodox Jewish Communities
• FCC Urged To Hold Off On Revamping 12.7 GHz Band
• SEC Commissioner Uneasy Over Suit Against Covington
• Windstream Assures FCC It's Not Tied To Allianz Wrongdoers
• PTAB Keeps Intact Touchscreen Tech Patent In Google Fight
• Chancery Won't Nix Suit Over China-Tied Firm's IP Bullying
• Amazon Says Warehouse Tech Doesn't Infringe AR Patents
• Warren Calls On FCC To Reject Tegna Go-Private Deal
• Apple App Store Rival Asks 9th Circ. To Save Antitrust Claims
• Fed. Circ. Stuck On How To Appeal PTAB Policy In Fintiv Case
• Porsche Inks Deal To End Suit Over Faulty Software Update
• Real Estate Rumors: Meta, Opportunity Fund, Harbert
• Delaware Ruling Increases Scrutiny Of SPAC Economic Costs
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Ax Of Uniloc IP In Google Challenge
• Funding Gaps Delay Most 'Rip And Replace' Plans, FCC Says
• Ex-Uber Exec Loses Acquittal Bid Over Hack Coverup
• Ex-CFO Of Bankrupt Software Biz Cops To $25M Lender Fraud
• Meta's Response To Monopoly Claims: Since When?
• Microsoft Says Private Merger Suit Should Wait On Enforcers
• Putin References Banned At Russian's Hack-And-Trade Trial
• 11th Circ. Denies Liquidated Damages In Trade Secrets Row
• Cos. Must Create Data Sustainability To Address Privacy Risks
• Atty Considerations Amid Rise Of Tech-Enabled Investigations
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Subway, Goldman Sachs Layoffs
• Musk Can't Move Trial Over 'Bad Press,' Tesla Investors Say
• Google Seeks Win In Default Search Engine Antitrust Suits
• Groups Sue Media Over 'Antitrust Boycott' Of Disinformation
• GAO Backs Western Power Agency's Sole-Source Contract
• FAA Outage Adds To US Air Travel Industry Woes
• Iancu Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive Data Storage Patent Case
• Duane Morris Boosts Silicon Valley Office With IP, Trial Pros
• Bitcoin Miner Quietly Withdraws $50M IPO
• 8 Questions For FCC Republican Brendan Carr
• Orrick Takes Up High Court Fight Over Naming AI On Patents
• FCC Warns 2 More Voice Providers To Block Robocalls
• Judge Told Corporations' IP Rights Bolster AI Copyright Case
• Cloud Communication Co. Blames Lack Of Cash For Ch. 11
• FCC's Subsidy Program Seeks Tools To Ferret Out Fraud
• 5 Resolutions That Could Help Cos. Pass A DOJ Checkup
• Disney+ User Fights ESPN Arbitration In Meta Privacy Case
• RealPage Urges Wash. Judge Not To Bundle Antitrust Cases
• SEC Sues Covington To Reveal Clients Affected By 2020 Hack
• IRS Looks To Fend Off Challenge To Crypto Summons
• Cybersecurity Tops GCs' List Of Dispute Worries For 2023
• How Ohio Software Ruling Implicates Crypto Insurance Claims
• Ex-Judge Renews Call To DQ Prosecutors In Hacking Case
• Chancery Cancels DocuSign's 'Moot' Trial With Ex-CEO
• US Flights Resume After FAA System Outage
• Google Energy Regulatory Counsel Rejoins Nelson Mullins
• USTR Readies Draft Proposals For Taiwan Initiative
• FAA Proposes Aircraft Upgrades To Avoid C-Band Issues
• Bed Bath & Beyond Loses $1.4M Fee Bid Over Dropped IP Suit
• ITC Judge Rules That Apple Watch Infringes Masimo Patent
• FINRA To Ramp Up Focus On Financial Crimes
• Crypto Investor Drops Class Action Over Terraform Stablecoin
• Philips Stops Chinese Rivals From Using Stolen Trade Secrets
• 9th Circ. Sides With Wozniak In Feud Over Bootcamp Idea
• White House Touts Chip Collaboration At Regional Summit
• Info Requests Heat Up In Antitrust Suit Against Zillow, NAR
• Playing Card Co. Looks To Nix Info Request In Antitrust Suit
• Atty Contests Alice In High Court Bid Over Rake Patent App
• PTAB Nixes Claims In Pilot Car Charger Patents
• Judge Rejects RealPage Landlord's Venue-Shopping Claims
• Bank Of America Loses PTAB Challenge To Image Capture IP
• IBM Wraps Up Texas Workers' Age Bias Suit
• Patent Applications Hit New High As IBM Surrenders Top Spot
• Stockholder Sues In Del. For Books On $190M Microsoft Buy
• Georgia Officials Ask Judge To Scrap Voting System Suit
• Hagens, Keller Postman Ask To Lead Amazon Antitrust Suit
• Microsoft Trims BIPA Suit Over Cloud Storage For Paychex
• Block Inc. Urges Chancery To Toss Shareholder's Tidal Suit
• White & Case, Skadden Lead Vehicle Data Co.'s SPAC Merger
• Fed. Circ. Backs Dismissal Of Army Task Order Size Dispute
• FisherBroyles Brings On Ex-Butzel Long Digital Asset Chair
• Ill. Atty Defends Chegg Investment As COVID Strategy
• BioNTech To Buy Rest Of UK AI Startup Through $439M Deal
• Apex Meme Stock Suit Loses On 4th And Final Try
• Steptoe & Johnson Hires Ex-Twitter Atty From O'Melveny
• Feds Say Tenant Screener Is Subject To Fair Housing Act
• FCC Votes To Establish New Space Bureau
• 1st Circ. Upholds Airport Search Of Chinese National's Laptop
• Samsung Hit With False Ad Suit Over Galaxy Storage Capacity
• Crypto Insider Trader Gets 10 Mos. In Landmark Case
• 5 Tips For Adding Value To Legal Clients' Experience In 2023
• Team Telecom To Review Puerto Rico Broadcast Deal
• John Deere Will Let Farmers Repair Their Own Tractors
• Mother Urges 3rd Circ. To Hold TikTok Liable For Child's Death
• Meta Subject To Housing Ads Oversight Until 2026, Feds Say
• USPTO Strategic Plan Met With Praise, Calls For More Details
• NTIA To Kick Off Probe Into AI, Machine Learning
• Ill. Atty Bought Chegg Stock On College Pal's Tip, Jury Told
• EV Tax Credit Rules Spell Confusion For Auto Industry
• Fed. Circ. Won't Let Sued Foreign Cos. Unilaterally Pick Venue
• Coinbase Wins Bid To Arbitrate Claims In Volatility Suit
• Yodlee Wants Judge To Rethink Early Win In Privacy Suit
• Apple Tracks Users Who Opt Out, Pa. Wiretap Suit Alleges
• Samsung Settles Acorn Patent Fight After $25M Trial Loss
• NJ Judge Skeptical Of Virtual Immigration Hearing Denials
• Calif. Antitrust Claims Against Qualcomm Trimmed
• FCC Urged To Upgrade Resources For Deaf, Hard Of Hearing
• USDA Should Redo $59M Software Order, Watchdog Says
• Fla. Med Tech Co. Says Man Consented To Marketing
• Apple Workers Ask To Add 100 Colleagues To $30M Settlement
• Seattle Schools Blame Big Tech For Kids' Mental Health Crisis
• Fed. Circ. Revives Google Bid To Obtain Search Patent
• NSA Asks High Court To Reject Mass Surveillance Challenge
• Lewis Brisbois, Weil Guide $335M Cancer Biotech SPAC Deal
• AI Firm Says DOD Overlooked It, Violated Law In $376M Deal
• Dennis Kucinich Libel Suit Target Wants To Be Anonymous
• RealPage Plaintiffs Back National Structure For Antitrust Suits
• Judge Will OK Mich.'s $20M Unemployment Fraud Settlement
• Fed. Circ. Patent Decisions In 2022: An Empirical Review
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NSO's Immunity Claim In Meta Hacking Suit Dies At High Court
• Bayer's Ex-Top Lawyer Joins Software Giant SAP As GC
• Musk Says SF Too Biased For Securities Trial, Texas Is Better
• Meta Competition Atty Jumps To Covington In NY
• IT Co. Workers Ink $4.65M Deal To End Bias Case
• How Arbitration May Need To Adapt To Blockchain Disputes
• Venable Adds Ex-Lyft Federal Policy Senior Manager In DC
• Skadden, Paul Weiss, Kirkland Lead $2.6B Take-Private Deal
• Justices Pass On Bid To Gut Maine's Cable Rebate Law
• Slaughter And May-Led Vodafone Nears €1.7B Hungary Exit
• Icahn Stuck With Xerox Investors' Suit Over Nixed HP Merger
• Assurance IQ Shakes Website Activity Tracking Fight For Now
• Appeals Court Sends Indian Matchmaker Fight To Arbitration
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Biotech IP Atty From Kasowitz
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