Technology Archive » February, 2023

Technology - February, 2023

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• What To Watch As House Again Picks Up Data Privacy Mantle
• 3D Systems To Pay Up To $27M To End Feds' Export Probes
• London Co. Must Face Trade Secrets Spat In California
• Air Taxi Co. Can't Sanction Rival Over Data Deletion In IP Row
• Biden Issues Defense Production Act Waiver To DoD
• FINRA Encourages Brokers To Educate, Vet 'Finfluencers'
• Fla. Jury Finds No Infringement In Data Patent Suit
• Tesla Rips 11th Circ. Retrial Bid Over Teens' Deadly Crash
• States Want Google Suit Back In Texas Due To New Venue Law
• Protests Over $50B Federal IT Deal Reveals Systemic Issues
• Firms Win $6.75M Fee For MultiPlan Corp. SPAC Suit Deal
• India's Budget Proposals May Ease Entry For Certain Sectors
• Broadcasters Want FCC's Merger 'Shot Clock' Set In Stone
• Broadcast Groups Push Bill Opposing New Royalties
• Don't Assume AI Is Smart Enough To Avoid Unintended Bias
• Wash. Suits Blaming Big Tech For Kids' Crisis Added To MDL
• Biden Admin. Asks Congress To Renew Surveillance Program
• PQA Drops Fed. Circ. Petition After Vidal Alterations
• EU Dramatically Reduces Apple Music Streaming Claims
• FTC Tells Amazon To Mind Its One Medical Privacy Promises
• Private Capital Carves Niche In Race To Energy Transition
• USPTO, NOAA Team Up To Push Green Tech Forward
• Sensitive US Marshals Service Data Stolen In 'Major' Hack
• 3rd FTX Exec Cops Plea As Feds Squeeze Bankman-Fried
• Remote Work Issue Not Fit For Mass. Top Court, Judge Told
• Chipmakers Can Start Applying For US Subsidies
• Mich. Judge Backs Power Rule By Saying It Boosts Reliability
• Slack Investor Urges Justices To Not Undo Direct Listing Suit
• Tesla, Musk Hit With Investor Suit Over Self-Driving Safety
• FCC Staff Aims To 'Scuttle' Tegna Deal, Standard General Says
• FCC Looks To Move Past 'Binary' Satellite, Mobile Choices
• Ticketmaster Says Swifties Must Arbitrate Overcharge Claims
• Patent Case Over Battery Chips Ends In Texas
• Google Gets Quick 9th Circ. Appeal Of Play Store Class Cert.
• Carnival Tells Jury Contractor Gave Patented Tech To Rivals
• Splunk Execs Hit With Suit For Hiding Cash Flow Strategies
• CISA Official Urges Technology Firms To Own Security Flaws
• YouTube Fighting Uphill On Trimming Battlegrounds Claims
• Chancery To Let T-Mobile, Cox Battle Resume After Remand
• Zillow Wants Out Of $1.9M Photo Copyright Damage Award
• 'Freedom-Loving' App To Go Public Through SPAC Merger
• Meta Wants FTC To Explain How Facebook, TikTok Differ
• BNSF Says BIPA Ruling Bolsters Bid For New Trial
• Akin Gump Loses Injunction Bid In Legal Tech Dispute
• House Passes Bill To Extend FCC Auction Authority Until May
• Sierra Club Asks EU To Cease Challenges To US EV Tax Credit
• Home Health Owners Can't Try To Justify Fixing Wages At Trial
• New US Controls May Deter Outside Support For Russia
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Steps Lawyers Can Take Following Involuntary Terminations
• Sidley, Olshan Steer Resolution Of Rogers-Starboard Dispute
• Reading Between The Lines Of SEC's 2023 Exam Priorities
• 6 Firms Steer Brazilian Software Firm's $312M SPAC Merger
• Counties Want Broadband Resources Wrapped Into Farm Bill
• Loeb & Loeb, Dentons Rep SPAC Deal For $322M Robotics Co.
• Meta's Zuckerberg Pulled Into Texas' Biometric Privacy Suit
• Elizabeth Holmes Cites Newborn In Ripping Flight Risk Claim
• Mandiant Tells Chancery $1.2B No-Vote FireEye Sale Proper
• ITC Gets An Earful On Impact Of Possible Apple Watch Ban
• BioMarin Hid 'Revolutionary' Drug's Troubles, Investor Says
• Google Says AGs Can't Tweak Consumer Law Claims Now
• FCC Still In Talks With EEOC On Discrimination Cases
• Intelsat Says It Wants C-Band Clearance Guidance By June
• Norfolk Southern Derailment Sparks Rail Regs Scrutiny
• Why More Newly Public Companies Could Go Private
• FTC Calls It Quits On In-House Challenge To Meta-Within Deal
• Amazon, Apple Criticized For Bid To Stall Antitrust Discovery
• Iridium Suggests FCC Take More Steps Against Space Debris
• Fla. Man Pleads Guilty To $55M Investment Fraud Scheme
• OneTrust CEO Pans 'Tyrannical' Co-Chair In Del. Countersuit
• Rural Program Must Not Balloon Subsidy Fund, AT&T Says
• Russian National Indicted In Spy Gear Smuggling Scheme
• Intel Beats Patent Suit Over CPU Chips In Delaware
• Intel Gets Fed. Circ. To Flip Patent Losses From PTAB
• SPAC Tips For Retroactive Validation Of Shareholder Votes
• FCC Calls On In-House Judge To Review Tegna Deal
• Salesforce Judge Certifies 10K-Plus ERISA Class
• High Court Ax Of Atty-Client Privilege Case Deepens Split
• Detail Lacking In Fraud Claim Over Lawyer's Hacked Email
• AthenaHealth Fights Whistleblower's Atty Fee Top-Up Request
• FCC May Adopt New Equipment Testing Standards
• Thomson Reuters Pushes For Wins In IP Suit Against ROSS
• Judge Gives Go-Ahead To Porsche Faulty Software Settlement
• 5 Firms Steer Plant-Based Food Co.'s $150M SPAC Merger
• Activision Deal Shows SEC's Human Capital Disclosure Focus
• Ukraine War Anniversary Brings New Export Controls, Tariffs
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Google's 'Problematic' $8M OT Deal Needs Tweaks, Judge Says
• Sanctions Take Aim At Russia's Enablers As War Drags On
• Disney Knocks Down Suit Over Thanos VFX Tech
• Dell, VMware Win Patent Trial With Albright-Directed Verdict
• Immunomedics' $40M Deal Over Data Scandal Gets Initial OK
• SEC Accuses Duo Of Insider Trading On $3.4B Verifone Sale
• EU Officials Bar TikTok From Staff Phones Over Security Risk
• Crypto Cos. Beat $8M 'Black Thursday' Losses Suit, For Now
• McAlister's Must Face Privacy Suit Over Workers' Finger Scans
• FCC Floats Framework For Satellite Mobile Coverage
• Big Tech Advocate Wants To Block Calif. Internet Safety Law
• AI-Generated Comic Art Not Protected, Copyright Office Says
• DOJ Wants Google Sanctioned Over Chat Deletion
• Fed. Circ. Backs EDTX Patent Rulings That Cleared LED Co.
• Ukraine War Hurt Global Trade Less Than WTO Predicted
• Abortion Pill Fate Hangs On Conservative Judge, 'Zombie' Law
• Per 7th Circ., Viamedia Says Comcast Suit 'Must Go To Trial'
• Microsoft Beats Fed. Circ. Appeal Over 'Selfie Stick' Patent
• Avaya Gets Nod On Additional $128M In Ch. 11 Funding
• Calif. Patent Veteran Selling 'CASH' License Plate For $2M
• ​​​​​​​Twitter Landlord Drops Suit Seeking $136K In Unpaid Rent
• GOP Lawmakers Blast SEC Climate Proposal, Seek Records
• Prosecutors Need Judge OK To Mention WhatsApp Encryption
• Ousted Kidney Test Founder Sues Startup Over Legal Fees
• Deals Rumor Mill: AT&T, Dida Inc., Northvolt
• Funding Round Brings In $70M For Israeli Semiconductor Co.
• Fintech Co. Says Users Agreed To Website Activity Recording
• SEC Gets Second Shot At Case After Rare Mid-Trial Defeat
• Time For Courts To Ditch Analogue And Go Green, Attys Say
• Illinois High Court BIPA Ruling May Increase Class Action Risk
• Bankman-Fried Exploited Code 'Loopholes,' New Charges Say
• Policyholder's 'Phantom Insurance' Suit Claims Are Trimmed
• Chamber Of Commerce Says Patent Policy 'Getting Stormy'
• Focus On 'Intent' In Digital Discrimination, FCC Urged
• High Court's Securities Litigation Docket Just Got Lighter
• New Yorkers Sue Feds To Recover Scammed SNAP Benefits
• AP Says 'Boycott' Is Effort To Fight Disinformation
• John Deere Tries To Sink Right-To-Repair Suit
• Suit Says 49ers Fumbled Away Fans' Info With 2022 Data Breaches
• 3D Parts Printer Garners Wide Support For Ch. 11 Wind Down
• FCC Kicks Off Reform Of Prison Phone Rates
• Dennis Kucinich IDs Cleveland Council Staffer In Libel Suit
• FCC To Consider Rules Aimed At Zapping Scam Texts
• 4th Circ. Revives Suit Against Equifax Unit, Citing TransUnion
• Microsoft Inks Gaming Pacts Amid EU Activision Review
• FCC Urged To Act On Long-Sought Multilingual Alert Plan
• SEC Says Musk Trial Win No Reason To Ax Enforcement Deal
• Apple Foe Tells Fed. Circ. Axed $308.5M Verdict Upends IP Law
• FTC Warns Amazon Over One Medical Buy But Lets Deal Pass
• Full 8th Circ. Urged To Revive 'Block' Bar On H&R Block Rival
• 4th Circ. Axes Cybersecurity Co.'s $25M Win In Licensing Spat
• Texas Judge Refuses To Torpedo $175M Verdict Against Meta
• Justices Reject Wikimedia's Bid To Revive NSA Program Suit
• 8 BigLaw Firms Sign On To New Abortion Defense Initiative
• Strategies For Protecting Trade Secrets Amid Tech Layoffs
• 3 Job Satisfaction Questions For Partners Considering Moves
• Coordination Could Stop Broadband Fund Overlaps, FCC Says
• Justices Skeptical Of Twitter's Liability For Terrorism
• Pa. Justices OK J&J Unit's $2.1M Tax Refund In Sourcing Fight
• Quinn Emanuel, Hagens Berman Keep Meta Leadership Roles
• 83 Law Firms Back Covington In Privilege Fight With SEC
• FTC's Data Privacy Suit Against Kochava To Move Forward
• Ex-GE Lighting Cos. Owe $2M For Infringing Patent, Jury Says
• White House Won't Veto Potential ITC Apple Watch Ban
• 'Hope Springs Eternal' For Google-Sonos IP Deal, Judge Says
• Stockholders Seek Musk Give-Back In $56B Del. Tesla Pay Suit
• Crypto Exchange Sanctioned For Helping Move Frozen Bitcoin
• Google Advertiser Asks Calif. Judge To Halt $120M Arbitration
• Microsoft Wants Uber Driver BIPA Suit Delivered To Arbitration
• Is Boycotting Israel A Protected Right? Justices Won't Wade In
• Patreon To Face Video Privacy Suit
• Internal Data Exposed In Activision Breach, Researchers Say
• Cricket Wireless Wants Court To Ax 4G RICO Claims
• DLA Piper Hires Ex-GC, Compliance Head Of Lidl US
• 2 Firms Guide IPO Plans For Cummins' Filtration Business
• Antitrust Group, Economists Back DOJ, AGs Against Google
• DC Circ. Says Deposition Can't Be Undone In Sirius IP Row
• High Court Won't Touch Amazon Win In Diaper IP Row
• Ex-Antitrust Subcommittee Chair Rep. Cicilline Leaving House
• Emerging Trends In Electronic Health Record Enforcement
• Credit Histories Fair Game For Tenant Checks, Court Told
• Ex-Google Manager Fights To Save Age, Gender Bias Suit
• Justices Decline Rake Patent Appeal Targeting Alice
• Judge OKs $500M Deal Over IPhone Performance
• Feds Can't Halt Red Sox Network's Fraud Suit Against Ex-Exec
• Senate Judiciary Asked To Hold Hearings On 6 Mergers
• Treasury Official Flags Expansion Of Russia Sanctions
• Relevance Lab Gets Backing Of $700M Tech-Focused PE Fund
• 4 Exercises To Quickly Build Trust On Legal Teams
• Trade Secrets May Offer The Best Protection For AI Innovation
• Meta Ruling Could Squeeze The Pipeline For UK Class Suits
• Justices Worried About Breaking The Internet
• Xerox Asks Full 9th Circ. To Review Waived Arbitration Ruling
• Stephenson Harwood Adds Tech Pros From Hausfeld, HSF
• Justices Reject Parodist's Case Against Ohio Cops
• Qualcomm Wants Chip-Licensing Suit Gone Once And For All
• Illinois Latest State To Join With FCC To Fight Robocall Scams
• Apple Wins Trims But Can't Defeat Watch Defect Suit
• Logistics Co.'s $3.5M BIPA Suit Headed For Final Approval
• Judge Unwilling To Find Apple Stole Masimo Trade Secrets
• Balwani Fights 13-Year Sentence, $900M Restitution
• Up Next At High Court: Big Tech Goes To First Street
• Ill. Justices' BIPA Ruling Invites 'Callous' Critique
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NJ School District Sues Social Media Apps Over Mental Health
• FCC Says Its Broadband Maps Are Always Being Tweaked
• FTC Launches New Office Of Technology
• Salesforce Judge Open To Certifying 10K-Plus ERISA Class
• The US National Security Issues Shaping Investment Activity
• DNA Testing Co. Agrees To Beef Up Security After Data Breach
• Fed. Circ. Backs Grocery Store's Alice Win In Video Patent Suit
• Vivint Hit With $189.7M Verdict In Trademark Suit
• 6 Ways Dealmakers Can Get Ahead In An Economic Slump
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Cravath Guides WiseTech Global In $414M Blume Buy
• Red Sox Network Exec Fights Feds' Bid To 'Control' Civil Suit
• Ill. Justices Say BIPA Claims Accrue With Each Scan
• DOJ, States Say Google Can't Yet Ditch Search Engine Suits
• Day Trader Made $1.1M Off Spreading Fake Rumors, SEC Says
• VLSI Can't Dodge Intel-Led IPR After OpenSky Sanctions
• Kochava Invokes Wilson's Resignation In FTC Privacy Fight
• Facebook Users Try Again At $37.5M Deal On Tracking Claims
• Another Centripetal Patent Survives PTAB Challenge
• IP Edge Tries To Edge Out Of Delaware Patent Fight
• Flextronics Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Panasonic Antitrust Row
• Feds Form 'Strike Force' To Protect Tech From Foreign Theft
• 'Noisy Exit' Hits FTC At Crucial Moment
• Coons, Tillis Tapped To Lead Senate IP Subcommittee
• Viral 'Magic Avatar' App Hit With BIPA Suit
• Chancery Fast-Tracks Trial On OneTrust Power Struggle
• Facebook Says Board Changes Bar Data, Privacy Breach Suit
• Crypto Data Co. Approved For Ch. 11 Plan After Sales
• Zoom Beats Int'l Users' Data Sharing Suit For Now
• FCC Aims To Ease Tribal Access To School, Library Resources
• Microsoft Says Sony Docs At 'Heart' Of FTC Activision Case
• Tesla Recalls 363K Vehicles With Full Self-Driving Tech
• FCC Seeks To Cut Off Robocaller That Impersonated Banks
• 'MetaBirkin' NFT Verdict Is Actually Good For Digital Artists
• FCC Offers Rules To Separate Abuse Survivors' Phone Lines
• Bankman-Fried Judge Suggests He Is Close To Revoking Bail
• 5 SEC Exam Priorities Private Fund Managers Must Address
• Ex-Interactive Whiteboard Seller Pleads Guilty To Bid-Rigging
• 8 Steps To Improve The Perception Of In-House Legal Counsel
• 2 Firms Guide Battery Tech Firm's Go-Public SPAC Merger
• Binance's Face ID Provider Must Face BIPA Claims
• Judge Slams 'Meritless' Recusal Bid Over Alleged Google Ties
• Adapting Trial Graphics To All Jurors' New Media Expectations
• Casino Wants 3rd Circ. To Shield Eckert Seamans Docs
• Debt Capital Markets Show Signs Of Thawing In Early 2023
• How High Court Amgen Case Could Alter Patent Enablement
• Judge Unpersuaded By Google's Push To Shrink Pay Bias Suit
• EU Lawmakers Refuse To Back US Data Transfer Pact
• Bitcoin Mining Co. Hit With Suit Over Alleged Ponzi Scheme
• Fed. Circ. Unwilling To Save Samsung Foe From PTAB Loss
• Ransomware Attacks Said To Surge On Global Manufacturers
• Optis Urges Fed. Circ. To Boost $300M IP Win Against Apple
• FCC Denies Calif. Stations' License Renewals After Dead Air
• Lawmakers Pitch New Bill For Childrens' Online Privacy
• Equifax Says Mistake Caused Inaccurate Credit Reports
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Calif. Businesses' Virus Coverage Suit
• Wash. Ruling Backs DoorDash Suit Against NYC, Judge Told
• New Bill Seeks Stronger Vetting For ISPs Getting FCC Funds
• Bulk Of Human Milk Maker's TM Suit Survives Dismissal Bid
• FAA Acting Chief Defends Safeguards After System Outage
• House Judiciary GOP Subpoenas Big Tech Executives
• Cybersecurity Co. Deepwatch Receives $180M In Investments
• Compass Fights Douglas Elliman's Bid For Subpoena Costs
• These Firms Are Pulling In The Most Patent Litigation Work
• 'Strike Force' Needed To Defend Cyber Traffic, FCC Told
• FCC Explores Adding Wireless Alerts In More Languages
• EU Will Review Adobe's $20B Figma Deal After Requests
• Procedure Rule 7.1 Can Simplify Litigators' Diversity Analysis
• VC Firm Sequoia Latest To Be Hit With FTX Suit
• Avaya OK'd For Expedited Confirmation Of $3.4B Ch. 11 Plan
• 2 Firms Lead NFT Gaming Platform's $7M IPO
• ITC Clears OnAsset In Zebra Radio Frequency Patent Suit
• Cloud Co. Settles Ex-CEO's Reneged Lifetime Benefits Suit
• Glaser Weil, Kirkland Lead $1.36B Sale Of Wyatt Technology
• Firms Face TCPA Suit Over Calls To Camp Lejeune Victims
• SEC Approves Rule To Shorten Stock Settlement Times
• SEC Eyes Crypto Assets In New Adviser Custody Proposal
• Patent Suits Mostly Stayed Level In 2022, Yet Appeals Fell
• Crypto Lobby Says SEC Overreached In Insider Trading Case
• 4th Circ. Backs Injunction In Software Trade Secrets Suit
• Medtronic Hogs Surgical Market With Unfair Deals, Rival Says
• Scam Victims To Seek Rethink Of Nixed Claim In Apple Suit
• Pepsi Bottler Cyberattack Exposes Trove Of Personal Data
• Chancery Court Jurist Questions Meta Suit Antitrust Claims
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Database Patent After PTAB Loss
• Coinbase Urges 9th Circ. To Send Crypto Case To Arbitrator
• Fox News, Giuliani Can't Exit Smartmatic Defamation Suit
• Philips Notches X-Ray IP Win After Defendant Goes Silent
• Avaya Reenters Ch. 11 With Deal To Slash $2.6B In Debt
• DE Shaw Raises $1.1B For Its Voltaic and Diopter Funds
• Aircraft Altimeter Costs For C-Band Are Sky-High, FAA Told
• Covington Blasts SEC's 'Fishing Expedition' Against Clients
• Calif. Music Platform Sues Swiss Music Fintech Co. In Del.
• How Companies Could Define 'Social' In ESG Metrics
• DC Circ. Says Net Power Output Decides PURPA Eligibility
• Tech Startup CEO Pilfered $20M For Private Jet, Feds Say
• Feds Say Chip Thief Should Pay For 'Intended' ADI Losses
• DOJ Backs Farmers In John Deere Right To Repair Suit
• Forian Sells Cannabis Software Biz To Alleaves For $30M Cash
• Ex-Workers Want Education Co. To Pay For 'Harassing' Filing
• Mass. MGM Casino Improperly Took Bets On Harvard Hoops
• DOJ Closes Antitrust Labor Probe Of Fintech Co.
• 5 Steps Cos. Can Take Amid Surge In 'Right To Repair' Actions
• Tech-Focused SPAC Begins Trading After $60M IPO
• FTC's GoodRx Action Highlights Risks For Digital Health Cos.
• Lordstown Share Matter No Reason To 'Fish,' Chancery Says
• Republican FTC Member Wilson Resigning Over Khan Policy
• Generic State Privacy Laws May Facilitate BIPA-Like Claims
• Russian National Convicted Of $90M Hack-And-Trade Scheme
• Wash. AG Making National Name As Antitrust Champion
• Ga. Voting System Suit Should Go To Trial, Group Says
• Vidal Says Having Experts Only Repeat IPR Petition Won't Do
• Meta Seeks To Cut Down Texas AG's Biometric Privacy Suit
• EU Regulator Steps Up Probe Of Viasat's $7.3B Inmarsat Buy
• U.S., Kenya Wrap First Round Of Trade Talks
• Claims Court Rejects Protests Over $329M Air Force Contract
• Alice Dooms GeoComply's Sports Betting Patent Suit In Del.
• DOD Regulatory Burden Undercutting Small Biz Outreach
• Albright Sends Dropbox Patent Case To Northern California
• Chancery OKs Astrotech Vote Settlement, $290K Class Fee
• Broadband Grant Tax Exemption Back In House
• Microsoft's Sony Discovery Row Heats Up, Google On Deck
• After Thaler Ruling, USPTO Seeks Comment On AI As Inventor
• Biden Taps Ann Carlson To Lead US Auto Safety Regulator
• Revenue Reform Needed ASAP For Subsidies, FCC Told
• Mass. Justices Asked To Review COVID-19 Remote Work Case
• What To Expect From The House Select Committee On China
• BIPA Health Exemption Frees Dior From Eyewear Try-On Suit
• Winklevoss Crypto Biz Can't Probe CFTC's Internal Process
• Shareholder Protests Maxar's $6.4B Private Equity Buyout
• Girard Sharp, Susman Godfrey Tapped In Accellion Hack Suit
• 2nd Circ. OKs Atty's Debt Account Review Process
• Ex-Theranos Exec Balwani Fights Feds' $900M Restitution Bid
• 2 Firms Guide Fashion Distributor's $707M SPAC Merger
• Investor In Genomic Test Co. SPAC Sues Its Board In Del.
• Warner Norcross Data Breach Victims Fight To Keep Suit Alive
• Meta VR Deal Shows 'Potential Competition' Theory Viability
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• OneTrust's Board Co-Chair Sues CEO For Shutting Out Board
• Samsung's 'S10' TM Row With Talent Co. Heads Toward Trial
• Calif. Privacy Agency Launches 2nd Phase Of Rulemaking
• Ex-Wife's Words Kept Off Record By NC Spousal Privilege
• PayPal Says CFPB Closed University Loans Investigation
• TransUnion Sued Over Data Breach Affecting Up To 200 Million
• Robinhood Beats Investor Suit Over $2.1B IPO, For Now
• Chief Of Troubled Health Records Program To Leave VA
• Chinese Spy Balloon Prompts US To Add Export Sanctions
• Bumble CEO, Blackstone Sued Over 'Misused' Public Offering
• Crypto Winter Raises Host Of D&O Coverage Issues
• Twitter Owes Expert Witness Consultant $2.2M, Suit Says
• Honeywell Spat With Supplier Kept Alive By Ohio Judge
• EU Approves Targeted Advertising Joint Venture By Telecoms
• Blackfeet Get Early OK Of $9M Settlement In Race-Bias Suit
• House Committee To Amp Up Scrutiny Of FCC Policies
• Amazon Sellers' Guide Gets 20 Months For Bribery Scheme
• 4th Circ. Revives Suit Over Urgent Care Center's Email Search
• FCC Told Broadband Maps Don't Fully Account For Libraries
• DOD Staffers Using Phones For Dating, Gambling, OIG Says
• Vending Machine Co. Plans To Go Public Via $198M SPAC
• Fed. Circ. Told Realtime Data Patents More Than Abstract Ideas
• Mitigating The Unique Sanctions Risks Of Singaporean Trade
• Nimitz Patent Fight Offers Peek Behind NPE Liability Curtain
• The Little-Known Rule SEC Used In Sweeping Activision Case
• Pillsbury Adds Perkins Coie Venture Capital Atty In Calif.
• 3 Firms Guide Pair Of Blank-Check IPOs Totaling $160M
• Atty Conflict Discussions In Idaho Murder Case And Beyond
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC Pauses Challenge To Meta-Within Deal After Court Loss
• Facebook, Gibson Dunn Sanctioned For 'Egregious' Conduct
• Oracle Says User Data It Allegedly Sold Not Private Enough
• CFTC, Winklevoss-Led Gemini Spar Over Discovery In Suit
• Seattle Must Defend COVID Hazard Pay For Gig Workers
• Amazon Judge Doubts Bid For Covid-Era Home Internet Costs
• DialAmerica Offers $2M To Settle Data Breach Class Action
• Disbarred Atty Slams SEC 'Hysterics' In $1.15M Fraud Case
• Patent Biz Settles Suit Ahead Of Answer Deadline
• Sidley-Led Solar Firm Leads Two IPOs Raising $828M Total
• ISP Can't Show Fla. Resort Blocks Competition, FCC Rules
• FTC's Meta VR Choice: Try, Try Again?
• NTIA Vows To Strictly Enforce 'Buy America' For Broadband
• Japan's Antitrust Regulator Wants New Rules For Mobile Apps
• NJ To Monitor Online Gamblers' Habits For Addiction Signs
• Kuiper Has Greenlight After Space Junk Cleanup Plan Cleared
• Noventiq And Calif.-Based SPAC Announce Intent To Merge
• Aviation In 2023: Clearer Skies Ahead
• Southwest Exec Vows Post-Meltdown Fixes In Senate Hearing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Adani, Carlyle, Restaurant IPOs
• ParkerVision Reaches $25M Patent Deal, Ends Intel Suit
• Scott + Scott To Lead Investor Suit Over Freshworks IPO
• Toshiba Evaluates JIP's Multibillion-Dollar Takeover Bid
• Why The Original 'Rocket Docket' Will Likely Resume Its Pace
• HP, Agilent Settle Stanford University's Superfund Suit
• Francisco Partners To Take Sumo Logic Private In $1.7B Deal
• InterDigital Gets Wireless Patent Reinstated On Appeal
• Sens. Call Out Health Cos. For Sharing Data With Advertisers
• AI-Generated Art Can't Be Protected By Copyright, Judge Told
• Calif. Water Districts Take Hydro Licensing Spat To High Court
• 11th Circ. Says $35B L3Harris Deal Didn't 'Merge' IP
• 'MetaBirkins' Verdict Serves As Warning For Artists' NFT Use
• Crypto ATM Operator Cash Cloud Files For Ch. 11 In Nevada
• Fed. Circ. Says USPTO Director Not Tied To IPR Deadlines
• Ex-Twitter Execs Take Blame For Blocking Hunter Biden Story
• Chancery Nixes Early Trial On Masimo Board Control Defense
• Ex-SEC Enforcer: WhatsApp Fines Test Limits Of Cooperation
• NotPetya Triggers War Exclusion, Insurers Tell NJ Panel
• New FCC Spectrum 'Pipeline' In The Works On Capitol Hill
• Court Urged To Keep Suit Over IRS Crypto Doc Seizure Alive
• Applied Materials Gets PTAB To Ax 4 Circuit Tech Patents
• FCC Needs Broadcast Workforce Data, Commissioner Says
• 9th Circ. Judges Doubt Meta's 'Boilerplate' Risk Disclosures
• House GOP Pushes For Relaxed Limits On Private Offerings
• ​Preparing For Enforcement Of IT Supply Chain Security Rule
• An Applicant's Guide To USPTO's Examiner Incentive System
• Sony Can't Beat Updated Playstation Antitrust Suit
• Investors In Conn. Ultrasonics Co. Sue For Share Appraisal
• Microsoft Escapes 401(k) Lineup Suit, For Now
• Samsung Unit Pays $1M To End Customs Fraud Case
• 'MetaBirkins' NFT Maker Held Liable In Key TM Trial
• Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal Could Harm Gamers, UK Says
• Biden Pushes For Targeted Ad Ban, Tighter Data Privacy Rules
• LG Hit With $14.3M Verdict In Maxell, Mondis Damages Retrial
• SEC To Test Adviser Compliance With New Marketing Rule
• 'Secret Stash' Of Docs Needed To Save China Tariffs, CIT Told
• Instacart Co-Founder Hit With TRO In Trade Secrets Fight
• Microsoft Accuses Iran Of Orchestrating Charlie Hebdo Hack
• PTAB Criticizes Centripetal For 'Frivolous' Ethics Complaint
• Proskauer Adds Employment Partner To LA Office
• SEC Wants Law Firm's Suit For Clear Crypto Rules Tossed
• FTC Shows Privacy Heft With Groundbreaking GoodRx Action
• Web Hosting Co. Ionos Prices IPO At Low End Of Range
• Jury Hints 'MetaBirkins' May Be Both TM Infringement And Art
• Zillow Urges 2nd Circ. To Uphold Win In Deceptive Ads Suit
• Samsung Says Insurer Shorted Chip Plant On $400M Uri Claim
• NC Bottling Co. Wants $11M Win Over No-Shows In Scam Suit
• Amazon And Apple Want Resale Deal Antitrust Suit Tossed
• Kramer Levin Attorney's 'Baseless Attacks' Earn PTAB Block
• Vidal Tells PTAB To Rethink If Samsung Challenge Is Too Late
• SEC Small Biz Panel Fears Private Fund Rules Will Overreach
• Medicare Developments Ahead For Remote Health Monitoring
• 5 Key Areas Of Privacy Compliance Following State Laws
• 6th Circ. Says Worker's OT Defense Doesn't Invoke Arbitration
• FCC Urged To Get Started On Next Alaska Plan
• The Discipline George Santos Would Face If He Were A Lawyer
• Apple Says UK Watchdog Fixes Would Make It Android 'Clone'
• When Lawyers Chat With Chatbots About Patent Drafting
• Financial Services, Fintech Are Top CFPB Areas To Watch
• House Transpo Panel Laments Safety Gaps In FAA Bill Hearing
• FCC Urged To Beef Up 'Connect America' Rural Programs
• Fed. Circ. Won't Pause Nimitz Probe For Appeal To High Court
• Former Nuix CEO Can't Get $183M In Options
• ROSS Can't Hide Behind Fair Use, Thomson Reuters Says
• Chancery Bomb Has Companies Clearing Billions In 'Shrapnel'
• FCC Republican Backs Bill To Disclose Chinese Gov't Ties
• Chinese Tax Service Provider Trading Down After $16M IPO
• Feds Want Red Sox Network's Suit Paused Amid Fraud Case
• Software Co. Says Trade Secrets Verdict 'Skyscraper Of Cards'
• Booz Allen's First Litigation Director Rejoins Dentons In DC
• Masimo Rolls Back Board Control Shields Targeted In Del. Suit
• Ex-Coinbase Employee Cops To Insider Trading
• Elon Musk Deserves Credit For Tweet Trial Win, Attys Say
• Firms Vie To Lead Facebook Users Amid Atty Sex Bias Claim
• SEC Accused Of Overreach In Coinbase Insider Trading Case
• Dechert Says Ex-WSJ Reporter's Hacking Suit Missed Deadline
• MSG Entertainment Nixes Adverse Atty Ban For Tao Litigation
• IP Agencies Asked To Do More To Educate Public On NFTs
• Cedars-Sinai Sells Patient Info To Meta, Google, Suit Says
• Vidal Berates OpenSky While Granting VLSI Atty Fees
• Google Wants Advertisers' 'Recycled' Monopoly Claims Nixed
• Fla. Judge Axes Sanctions In Deadly Tesla Collision Suit
• Photogs Rip Outdated 9th Circ. Embed Rule In Instagram Fight
• No FTC Decision On In-House Fight Over Meta-Within Deal
• Luján Stays On As Leader Of Senate's Telecom Policy Panel
• Majic Wheels, OceanTech Slam Brakes On $333M SPAC Deal
• Pomerantz To Lead Avalara Shareholder Suit Over $8.4B Deal
• Software Company Seeks Exit From Investors' $480M Suit
• Rimini Fights $630K Sanctions In Oracle IP Suit At 9th Circ.
• Texas Gov. Unveils Plan To Bar State Agencies' TikTok Use
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