Technology Archive » March, 2023

Technology - March, 2023

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• Amazon Can't Duck Calif. AG's Antitrust Suit
• Grubhub Driver Is Employee, Not Contractor, Calif. Judge Says
• SEC Faces Broad Pushback On Market Reform Proposals
• 37 AGs Fight Bid To Push Back Google Play Store Trial
• Officials Warn Of Supply Chain Attack On Conferencing App
• Fund Slams FCC's Procedural Maneuvers In $8.6B Tegna Deal
• Del. Judge Warns Of 'Fraud On The Court' In Patent Case
• Cybersecurity Contractor Says Hacking Claims Are Too Vague
• Fed. Circ. Spars Over PTAB Appeal Standard In Loss For Roku
• Judge Pushes Software Biz To Defend $105M Ford IP Verdict
• Tech Co. Must Face City's Court Data 'Hostage' Claims
• State Lawmakers Call On Biden To Pursue WTO Climate Truce
• Surescripts Holds Monopoly In E-Prescriptions, Judge Says
• GAO Says $661M In IT Buys For VA Skipped Officer Approval
• 4 Potential Paths For High Court In Amgen Patent Case
• LG Ad Co. Founders Sue In Del. Chancery Over Board Makeup
• Biotech Firms Pursue Alternatives While IPOs Remain Cold
• Judge Denies Alleged Amazon Scammer's Bond Request
• The Fed. Circ. In March: Challenges To USPTO Rulemaking
• Kingpin Of Unlaunched Gaming App Gets 2½ Years For Fraud
• Equipment Distributor Hisco To Be Sold For Up To $319.2M
• Fenwick Hires Cooley Group Head For New Insurtech Practice
• Apple Freed From $576M Trial Loss By Fed. Circ. Patent Ax
• Taxation With Representation: Shearman, Vinson, Wilson
• Apple Wins Appeal To Upend UK Mobile OS Probe
• Pfizer Led Top 10 M&A Deals Of Q1 As Values Hit Record Low
• 5th Circ. Says EEOC Mix-Up Can't Sink Sex Bias Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• UK Deepens Probe Into UnitedHealth's £1.2B Deal For EMIS
• Google Hit With More Discovery Sanctions In 'Incognito' Suit
• FTC Urged To Shut Down 'Biased, Deceptive' AI Technology
• States Reaffirm Bid To Return Google Ad Tech Case To Texas
• Ocado Gets 2 Of Robotics Co.'s UK Patents Wiped Out
• CVS Consumers Say Revised BIPA Suit Cures Deficiency
• LabMD's Defamation Claims Over 'Public' File Can Continue
• Buffalo Sues Hyundai, Kia Over 'Vehicular Crime Wave'
• Movia Creditor's Atty Told To Pause Conn. Suit Amid Ch. 11
• Justices Urged To Take Up Virtual Jurisdiction Issue In IP Feud
• SiO2 Gets OK To Tap Into $12M In Ch. 11 Funding
• Amazon's Counterfeit Unit Targets Fake Copyright Reports
• EU Official Questions Criticism Of EU, US Enforcers Talking
• Papa John's Must Face Employees' Fingerprint Scan Claims
• VirnetX's $576M Apple Win Imperiled By Fed. Circ. Patent Ax
• Vidal Says Google Was Wrongly Denied Reply Bid In IPR
• GSA Lays Out Best Practices For Feds Buying 5G Tech
• Judge Says FTC Won't Need To Give Meta More Market Info
• Farming Equipment Co. To Buy Satellite Tech Biz For $175M
• Prepare For Extraterritorial Enforcement Of US Antitrust Law
• Fox Ex-Producer Case Is A Lesson In Joint Representation
• Sanford Heisler Drops Appeal For Bigger Fee In Equifax Case
• Kirkland Steers Close Of Prysm Capital's $305M Growth Fund
• Accel-KKR Raises $5.3B Across 2 Tech-Focused Funds
• Video Game Biz Splashes $100M On Social Media Marketer
• Media Union Wants In On $8.6B Tegna Deal Fight At DC Circ.
• FCRA, Data Breach Suits Fuel Consumer Protection Docket
• Meta Secures Initial OK On $725M Cambridge Analytica Deal
• Google Hit With £3.4B UK Class Action Over Display Ads
• Hack Of Debt Collection Co. Exposes Info Of Nearly 500,000
• Latham, Kirkland, Pillsbury Advise Webhelp-Concentrix Talks
• Hermes Says 'MetaBirkins' NFT Maker Is Playing The Press
• UK Photographer Accuses Music Service Of Infringement
• Home Sellers Win Class Cert. For NAR Antitrust Suit
• Chinese Cos. Say Rival's Smart Lock Patent War Is Bogus
• FCC To Vote On Reviewing Risks Of Foreign Stakes In Carriers
• 5th Circ. Nixed Telecom Fund Protest, But Will Others Agree?
• Amazon To Face Trimmed Biometric Data Suit
• Twitter Subpoenas GitHub For User's Info In Code Leak Inquiry
• Volta Investor Seeking Docs Sues In Del. Ahead Of Shell Buy
• Nano Ups Its Proposed Purchase Price For Stratasys To $1.2B
• T-Mobile Wants Temporary FCC Licenses In 2.5 GHz Band
• Medical Container Co. Hits Ch. 11 With $430M Debt
• Meter-Reading Service Gets $18.5M Refund, Wash. Panel Says
• On Deck In JPML: TikTok, RealPage, Unilever
• Mic Maker Calls For New FCC Bandwidth Rules
• Crypto Platform Beaxy Shuttered As SEC Pursues Founder
• Commerce Makes Human Rights 'Explicit' Basis For Entity List
• Why The SVB Collapse Is Not A 2008 Repeat Story
• 2 Firms Steer Tech-Focused Blank Check Firm's $60M IPO
• Clearlake Reiterates $3.8B Bid That Blackbaud Rejected
• SolarCity Ruling Erodes Del. 'Fairness' Standard, Court Told
• Restaurant Tech Co. Beats BIPA Suit Over Fingerprint Scans
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Pa. Court's Path
• Apple Can't Kill Battery Patent Under Alice, Judge Says
• NJ Appeals Court Won't Revive Verizon Worker's Age Bias Suit
• Sports Retailers Share Gun-Buy Info With Facebook, Suit Says
• 5th Circ. Affirms Nix Of Atty's Suit Over Block On Facebook
• Practical Tips For Managing Bank D&O Liability Risk
• Ex-Apple, HP Privacy Atty Heads To Gibson Dunn
• NY Appeals Court Lifts Injunction Blocking MSG Atty Ban
• GAO Clears VA's Lenovo Purchase Of China Ban Claims
• Apple Defeats Suit Over Deleted ID Account For Good
• Apple Can Call CEO For Rebuttal In Trade Secrets Trial
• Uber's Top Atty Saw Compensation Drive Past $10M In '22
• In Texas Privacy Suit, Meta Denies Sharing Face Data
• Missouri Judges Affirm Class Cert. In Netflix, Hulu Fees Case
• LG Can't Duck Ill. Suit Claiming Defective Battery Burned Man
• Recent Growth Factors Driving Life Sciences Transactions
• Consumer Group Blasts 5th Circ.'s FCC Subsidy Fund Ruling
• Amazon, Apple Renew Bid To Toss Consumer Antitrust Suit
• Commerce Dept.'s Spectrum Study Expected To Last 2 Years
• Getting International Arbitration Ready For AI
• A Tale Of 2 State Tax Sourcing Decisions: The Va. Court's Path
• Insights After High Court Arguments In Amgen Patent Case
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Touch Activision's Patent Win
• Google Says DOJ Has Failed To Show Harm To Ad Tech Biz
• Alibaba Plans To Split Into Six Business Groups, Explore IPOs
• DC Circ. Asked To Force FCC's Hand On $8.6B Tegna Deal
• NC Man Indicted In $7M Ponzi Case Over Political Donations
• Stanford Law Protest Highlights Rise Of Incivility In Discourse
• Real Estate Rumors: Epicenter, Andrew Hall, Empire
• Bipartisan Pair Of Senators Again Pushes H-1B Visa Changes
• Tackling Compliance With China's New Data Transfer Rules
• Nixon Peabody Guides RE Social App In $150M SPAC Merger
• CORRECTED: Defense Startup Exec Admits Financing Conspiracy
• Holland & Knight Adds K&L Gates Tech Policy Team In DC
• Google Sanctioned For Chat Deletion In App Store Suit
• Deal Lessons From Del. Ruling Against Seller CEO And Buyer
• Tech Co. Sued In Del. For Books On $2.6B Vista Buyout
• 11th Circ. Won't Stay Toss Of Sanford Heisler's $77M Fee Suit
• German SpaceTech Biz Collects $165M In Fundraising Round
• Robotics Co. Beats Former Exec's Stock Options Suit
• Smartmatic Must Produce Litigation Finance Docs In Fox Suit
• Justices Experiment With Enablement Paths In Amgen IP Row
• Don't Let Judges Redefine Words In IP Cases, Justices Told
• Activision Atty Tells Judge Code Cheaters Taunting Him Online
• FTC Gets Meta Re-Review Of 'Over-Privileged' Docs
• 7th Circ. Judge Asks If Ancestry Sale Enough To Trigger GIPA
• FTC, DOJ Both Eyeing AI Competition Issues
• House Passes Bill To Restrict Undersea Cable Exports
• Snap, Facebook, Twitter Get PTAB To End Palo Alto Patent
• 5 Firms Guide Chinese Electric Vehicle Biz $1.2B SPAC Merger
• Crypto Maven Wants No Prison In $3.36B Bitcoin Heist
• Shipping Firm, RV Rental Platform Eye 2 IPOs Totaling $60M
• New Biden Directive Boosts Printed Circuit Board Production
• High Court Skips Review Of Fed. Circ.'s 1-Line Orders Again
• FCC Staff Shouldn't Decide Carrier Reg Fight, Agency Told
• DOD Gets Electronic Cooling Tech Patent Suit Dismissed
• Biden Moves To Curb Government Use Of Spy Software
• Hollywood Studios' Piracy Case Ends In $30M Settlement
• Dispute Prevention Strategies To Halt Strife Before It Starts
• 2 Paul Hastings Finance Pros Jump To Gibson Dunn In NY, DC
• IEEE Patent Licensing Policy Updates Need Clarity
• Philanthropic Software Co. Rejects $3.8B Takeover Bid
• Twitter Goes After GitHub User For Source Code Leak
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Industry Presses FCC For Enhanced Flight Vision Radar Rules
• NC Utility Sues DuPont, Others In Del. Over Pollution Liability
• NJ Panel Tosses Libel Suit Over Atty's Role In Fraud Probe
• Wachtell-Led Salesforce Avoids Proxy Fight With Elliott
• Justices Accept Hotel Co. Case On ADA Standing
• RFK Jr. Sues Biden Admin. Alleging Social Media Censorship
• Fed. Circ. Judges Work Through Role In Eligibility Fight
• New Utah Laws Set Social Media Curfew For Children, Teens
• CFPB's Data Broker Probe Hints At Potential Rule Expansion
• Amgen Supreme Court Arguments Aren't Just About Biology
• Patent Biz Wins $11.1M Jury Verdict In Texas
• Researchers Agree To Drop DMCA Fight But Plan To Appeal
• Amazon Fights Amended Complaint Bid In Alexa Ads Suit
• US Bank Asks Justices To Abandon Bankruptcy Law Doctrine
• Brand Battles: BofA Takes Aim At Crypto Biz Owner's TM
• Rival Stole Unemployment Benefits Software, Deloitte Says
• CR Bard Defeats Counterclaims In $27M Surgical IP Row
• Space Startup's Ex-CEO Must Face SEC's Fraud Suit
• Rep. Schiff Gets Name Cut from Biden Laptop Repair Suit
• 5th Circ. Upholds FCC's Universal Service Fund
• DOJ, Google Can't 'Do Nothing' In Ad Tech Rocket Docket
• CFIUS Head Urges Voluntary Submissions By Dealmakers
• BetterHelp Hit Again With Class Action Over Data Protection
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Israeli Co. Says It's Not Improperly Scraping Meta's Data
• Blackbaud Shows SEC Is Serious On Cyber Incident Reporting
• Rival SEC Filing Companies Ink Settlement In IP Theft Suit
• Sanford Heisler Appeals Equifax $77M Atty Fee Share Suit Nix
• Name Lead Counsel Or I Will, Judge Tells LastPass Suit Attys
• UK Narrows Concerns In Microsoft's $69B Activision Deal
• Artist Seeks Copyright Of AI Artwork That Uses Own Drawing
• General Dynamics Says It Can Be Part Of $7.9B CACI Protest
• Telecom, Cybersecurity Bills Clear House Committee
• FTC Blasts Illumina's 'Conspiracy Theory' Over Grail Deal
• Charter Pans Report On Cost Of Replacing Old Utility Poles
• Tesla Buyers Ask Calif. Judge To Shut Down 'Full Self Driving'
• Cisco Loses Trade Secrets Fight With Ex-Worker, Plantronics
• Big Tech Cos. Get PTAB To Ax Another Xerox Unit Patent
• Medical Software Co. Sued After 2nd Data Breach In 4 Years
• Meta Judge Grudgingly OKs $37.5M Tracking Deal For Now
• BlockFi To Move $236M Out Of Silicon Valley Bank In Ch. 11
• FTC Cites Privilege In Asking For Denial Of Meta Doc Request
• Iowa Joins Privacy Law Trend, Putting More Heat On Congress
• FCC Says Next Broadband Maps Will Be 'Noticeably Better'
• Masimo Unveils Board Changes Amid Politan Suit In Delaware
• Mont. Senate Bill Seeks Tax Break For Wireless Infrastructure
• NC Judge Nixes Most Of Software Co.'s Trade Secrets Suit
• House Dems Introduce Bills To Improve VA IT Acquisitions
• Google Fights Bid To Move AG's Ad Tech Case Back To Texas
• Fed. Circ. Won't Order Albright To Ship Roku IP Case To Calif.
• Kirkland Steers STG's Close Of $4.2B Tech-Focused PE Fund
• When Social Media Data Can Imperil Your Privacy Class Action
• Practical Skills Young Attorneys Must Master To Be Happier
• Health Care Group Hit With Data Breach Suit Affecting 4.2M
• Ex-Exec's ERISA Suit Over Stock Options Comes Up Short
• Toshiba Board Accepts Consortium's $15.2B Takeover Bid
• Paul Weiss Corp. Chair Calls FTC, DOJ Officials 'Anti-Deal'
• Commerce Tags Canadian, German Cos. For Failed Checks
• Skeptical Congress Grills TikTok CEO Over Security Concerns
• $1.2B Space SPAC Hit With Stockholder Suit In Chancery
• ABA Beats Atty's Suit Over Sharing Info He Already Shared
• Intel Gets PTAB To Ax More Of Qualcomm Patent On Remand
• Google Argues It Never Said Private Browsing Ignores Data
• Comet Seeks $17M Fee Award After $40M Trade Secret Win
• Discovery 'Goes Far Beyond' Class's Asks, Marriott Says
• Amazon Must Face Trimmed COBRA Notice Suit
• Appeals Board Says Distribution Can Be Allowed Contract Cost
• $6M Partial Settlement Approved In Bitcoin Investor Suit
• TikTok CEO To Distance App From China At House Hearing
• Parents Sue TikTok And MTA Over Teen's Suicide
• Hedge Fund Wants To 'Bully' Feds On Tegna Deal, Unions Say
• Jack Ma Exits Investors' Alibaba Suit Over Ant Group IPO
• Intercontinental, Black Knight Defend $11.7B Deal At FTC
• Qihoo Sees $9.3B Investor Suit Trimmed
• Task Force Needed For Next-Gen TV Transition, FCC Told
• FCC Could Require 'All-In' Cable, Satellite Bill Disclosures
• Ex-Exec Admits Fueling $5M California Insider Trading Ring
• Stratasys Rejects Unsolicited $1.1B Shareholder Takeover Bid
• McDermott Lands Deals Attys From Pillsbury, Gibson Dunn
• Avaya Gets OK For $2.6B Equity-Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• Car Mirror Co. Won't See Atty Fees In Patent Suit Win
• Investor Wants Twitter To Pay $3M 'Mootness' Fee In Chancery
• Home Health Execs Acquitted In Latest DOJ Antitrust Loss
• SEC Expands Push To Require Electronic Filings
• Do Choice-Of-Law Provisions Curb Fla. Telemarketing Claims?
• Judge Denies Prediscovery Petition Against Legal Tech Co.
• App Developer Says Meta Owes Royalties After $175M IP Win
• 3 PE Firms Clinch Separate Funds Totaling Around $1.13B
• DirecTV Resolves Dispute, Brings Back Newsmax
• Co. Scores Partial Win In $13M Stolen Software Coverage Suit
• Judge Rejects Google's Conflict Of Interest Claims
• IRobot Wins ITC Block Of SharkNinja Floor Cleaner Imports
• Judge Grants Partial Class Cert. In Qualcomm Investor Suit
• Meta Execs Accused Of Enabling 'Rampant' Human Trafficking
• Patent Attorney Sued In Facial Recognition Tech Dispute
• GOP House Committee Leaders Investigating CMS Data Breach
• Tesla Fights Investors' New Trial Bid In Tweet Suit
• Korean American Groups Rip Union's Stance On Tegna Deal
• $285M Fee In $1B Dell Settlement Faces Close Chancery Look
• Judge Upholds $218M Jury Loss Against PNC In Patent Case
• DSW Stock Tipper Gets 1 Year After 'Heated' Court Debate
• FCC Looks Poised To Reject Mobile Sharing In 12 GHz Band
• 22 State AGs Press Hyundai And Kia To Curb Car Theft 'Crisis'
• Meta And Snapchat 'Mental Health Crisis' Case Set For MDL
• Treasury Clarifies Eligibility For Chips Tax Credit
• Commerce Fleshes Out 'Guardrails' For CHIPS Act Funding
• Stimwave Secures Ch. 11 Plan Confirmation In Delaware
• BlackBerry Says Sale Of 32K Patents Could Generate $900M
• After SVB Collapse, A Lesson In Patents As Debt Collateral
• Paul Hastings Adds IP Litigator From Perkins Coie
• Australian Agriculture Tech Co. Braiin Inks $215M SPAC Deal
• Microsoft Beats Gamers' Suit Over Activision Deal, For Now
• The Evolving Landscape Of COVID-19 Fraud Enforcement
• Amazon, Twitch Want Streaming Patent Row Trimmed
• $470M Patent Verdict Against Dish Wiped Out By Judge
• Perkins Coie Steers Close Of $605M SaaS-Focused Fund
• French Tech Co. Sopra Steria To Buy Ordina For €518M
• Judge Presses For Damages Details In Internet Archive Suit
• Yahoo Finance Infringes Social Media Patent, Suit Says
• YouTube Says Composer Seeks To 'Gut' DMCA In Piracy Suit
• EU Commission Approves Orange Acquisition Of VOO, Brutele
• Vivint Wants 'Massive' $189.7M Trademark Verdict Thrown Out
• Apple Escapes Patent Suit Over 'Memoji' Technology
• Google Calls Sanctions Bid In Search Monopoly Case Too Late
• Amazon Urges FCC To Update NGSO Satellite Rules Quickly
• Rental Company Says Rival Signed Up To Steal Landlords
• FCC Dem Says Spectrum Strategy Can Help With Climate
• Watchdog Slams NASA Nuclear Power Development Progress
• Chinese Site's Use Of Amazon Servers Keeps IP Suit Alive
• Lithium Mine Case Marks Crossroads For Energy Storage Cos.
• Issuer Risks To Address In Private Securities Transactions
• Meta Allowed To Limit Zuckerberg Depo In Antitrust Case
• PBS Can't Avoid Ga. Facebook Video Privacy Suit
• Job Site Co. Agrees To Rewrite Code In EEOC Settlement
• Reading The Tea Leaves Of The FTC's Privacy Rulemaking
• 'Text To Vote' Twitter Scam Trial Opens After Judge Switch
• FleetCor Inks Deal With Activist To Change Board, Review Biz
• Illumina Says Icahn Nominees Would 'Damage' Core Business
• SEC's Proposed Custody Rule Changes And What They Mean
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Proskauer-Led JMI Equity Closes $2.4B Growth Equity Fund
• EY Hires New Global Legal Ops Leader From UnitedLex
• Forum Hears Zoom Mediations Stay Popular As COVID Wanes
• Traxcell Patent Turnover Order Stayed After Verizon Case Ax
• Hunter Biden Says Del. Laptop Repairman Violated His Privacy
• Chinese Cloud Service Can't Get $340M IPO Suit Tossed
• Researcher Brings AI Patent Question To Supreme Court
• IT Company Wants South Asian Hiring Bias Suit Tossed
• Iowa Gov. Urged To Block Enactment Of Data Privacy Bill
• Holmes Restitution Hearing Draws Autograph-Seekers
• Google Wants Play Store Trial To Wait For Class Cert. Appeal
• Stations Want FCC 'Substantially Similar' Simulcast Rule Ended
• Software Service Co. Sued In Del. To Break PE Firms' Control
• Startup Targets 'Purged' Emails In Suit Against Apple
• For-Profit Coding School Hit With Student-Led Class Action
• The Perils And Promise Of ChatGPT As A Patent Drafting Aid
• AT&T Can't Offset $53.7M In Texas Partners' Contract Fight
• Lighting Co. Dodges Patent Suit Over Multimillion-Dollar Tech
• 6th Circ. Asks If FCC Subsidy Fund Has 'Untrammeled Power'
• Calif. Jury Clears Samsung In Talent Co.'s $243M 'S10' TM Suit
• SVB's Fall Portends Even Leaner Times For Private Startups
• Standard General Appeals Tegna Order To Full FCC
• Microsoft, Sony Spar Over UK's Activision Deal Worries
• Ex-Biotech Exec Ordered To Pay $45K Over Fraud Allegations
• 9th Circ. Says Worker Classification Law Rooted In 'Animus'
• Microsoft Licensing Push Is Key To Fate Of Activision Deal
• Caesars Sportsbook's 'Free Bet' Offer Not Free, Suit Says
• SVB's Failure A Lending Lesson For Clean Energy Developers
• FCC Urged To Weigh Broadband Price, Not Just Buildout
• WeWork Restructuring Debt With SoftBank, Others
• US' New China Tech Unit Raises Domestic Research Scrutiny
• ABA Opinion Should Help Clarify Which Ethics Rules Apply
• Bed Bath & Beyond Wants Pa. Spyware Class Claims Tossed
• Baker Botts Adds Corporate Pro From Paul Hastings
• Insurer Improperly Depreciated Labor In Hail Claim, Suit Says
• H&M Employees Win Class Certification In Illinois BIPA Suit
• Ex-CEO Gave Away House Tied To $10M Fraud, Suit Says
• Ill. BIPA Rulings Highlight Safety Valve For Defendants
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Balwani Snags Last-Minute Prison Reprieve With Fresh Appeal
• FTC Orders Meta, Others To Detail Policies For Scam Ads
• Private Equity Firm Buys Embattled Pornhub Parent
• Yellen Defends Depositor Rescue As Sens. Debate SVB Bust
• Microsoft Judge Skeptical Of 'Scattershot' Activision Deal Suit
• Microsoft Warns Russia Plotting Fresh Round Of Cyberattacks
• Google Investors Sue In Wake Of 2nd DOJ Antitrust Challenge
• Microsoft, Activision Spurn FTC's Latest Discovery Push
• Judge Nixes Security Co.'s Trade Secrets Fight With Rival
• IP Forecast: NY Judge To Hear Internet Archive 'Piracy' Case
• State Dept. Escapes 3D-Printed Gun Settlement Dispute
• Stream TV Files Bankruptcy Just Before Asset Dispute Trial
• FCC Judge Says No To Sending Tegna Deal To Commission
• FCC Clamps Down On Junk Texts, Robocalls
• BigLaw Attys Predict More Securities Trials As Industry Roils
• Pa. Tech Co. Wants Contract Breach Suit Out Of Arbitration
• Surescripts, FTC 'Ought To Be Talking Again,' Judge Says
• TikTok Says ByteDance Sale Won't Address Security Concerns
• Deals Rumor Mill: SVB, Trump's Truth Social, Michael Jordan
• Broadband Providers Seek Blanket Waivers For 'Buy America'
• Cell Research Co. Strikes Deal To End Clinical Data Suit
• Curtailing Offshore Tax-Advantaged Investment In China
• SIM Card Fraudsters Get Prison Time In Crypto Transfer Scam
• Nintendo Gets Most Patent Claims Axed In Row Over Switch
• EU Proposes Measures To Secure Supply Of Critical Minerals
• How Crypto-Friendly Bank Failures Will Change Tech Industry
• Time Is Ticking For Callers To Address Complex TCPA Rules
• Everest Re Unit Wants Data Breach Class Action Tossed
• FTC's Health Privacy Actions Offer 5 Advertising Takeaways
• Prolific Illegal Streamer Of Pro Sports Games Gets 3 Years
• Dentons Brings On IP Atty Who Defended Emily Ratajkowski
• Husch Blackwell Grows Data Privacy Team With New Partner
• 4 Ways To Reboot Your Firm's Stalled Diversity Program
• Unity Software Investors Who Challenged $4.4B Deal Seek Fee
• Amazon Unlikely To Dodge Calif. AG's Antitrust Suit
• Samsung Atty, Talent Co. CEO Clash In Video Depo At TM Trial
• Berkeley Wants High Court To Hear IPhone Radiation Suit
• Google Says Expert In Data Suit Has Conflict Of Interest
• Copyright Office Offers New View On AI-Assisted Art
• Eufy Security Camera Co. Accused Of 'Corporate Voyeurism'
• Chancery Awards $1 More Per Share In Mindbody Merger Suit
• Calif. Judge Rejects Intel Discovery Bid In VLSI Patent Feud
• Why Holmes Is Unlikely To Avoid Prison While She Appeals
• FCC's First Fines Under PIRATE Act Include One For $2.3M
• 'There Was A Deal,' Judge Testifies In Settlement Spat
• Divided SEC Advances Trio Of Cybersecurity Rule Proposals
• Film Studios Get $15M Final Judgment In VPN Piracy Lawsuit
• Right-To-Repair Litigation Targets Tesla
• Bank Failures Shine Light On Corporate Governance Risks
• DOJ And Others Take Down $3B Crypto Laundering Scheme
• Biz Court Ignored Deception In Fraud Suit, NC Justices Hear
• FTC Approves $245M Order Over Deceptive Fortnite Charges
• MetaBirkins Artist Wants New Trial After Hermes Loss
• Former Investor Suing Gamer Biz CEO For Unfavorable Sale
• Using ChatGPT To Handle Insurance Claims Is A Risky Move
• Hydro Industry Backs Calif. Water Districts' High Court Row
• Ethics Probes Sought Into FCC Officials' Stock Holdings
• Chinese Esports, Entertainment Co. Eyes $43M US IPO
• FTC Says Microsoft Withholding Activision Access Talk Docs
• Palo Alto Engineer Loses Acquittal Bid Over Insider Trading
• Icahn Says Illumina Stance 'Insulting' As Proxy War Brews
• Top Questions, And Lessons, After Banking's Wild Weekend
• Groups Call FCC's Emergency Alert Proposal 'Burdensome'
• Enforcers Say Recovered Chats Show Google Hid Evidence
• DOJ's Google Sanctions Motion Shows Risks Of Auto-Deletion
• Verizon Gets Judge Albright To Toss Traxcell Patent Suit
• Holland & Knight Tech Pro Rejoins Reed Smith In Houston
• Commerce Dept. Exploring More Innovative Spectrum Use
• How Companies Can Use Gov't Funding Amid Bankruptcy
• Sanctions Enforcement Around The G-7: View From The US
• Feds Eye 4 Years For Stock Tipper After Cooperation Flip-Flop
• Autonomy Founder Battles US Extradition Over HP Sale
• Dems Float Hearings, Trot Out Banking Bill In Post-SVB Push
• Ex-SEC Lawyer Pleads Guilty To $1.3M Penny Stock Scam
• SEC Says Covington Aiming To 'Distract' In Breach Probe
• Samsung Owes Up To $243M For Using 'S10' TM, Jury Told
• Ex-Uber Exec Faces Setback In Bid For Tax-Free Settlement
• SEC Fines IT Giant DXC $8M For Non-GAAP Accounting Flaws
• US To Co-Sponsor Plastics Pollution Talks At WTO Summit
• Apple Tells 9th Circ. App Store Rival's Antitrust Case Is Late
• Court Finds Google Case Transfer Would 'Subvert' Congress
• Meta Cuts Deal With NYT Over Docs In FTC Monopoly Case
• Sony Gets NY Judge To Invalidate Turntable Patent Under Alice
• Judge Tosses Claims Against Streaming Tech Co. In IP Case
• Slot Machine Biz Leaves Empty-Handed At Fed. Circ.
• Chancery Nixes Most Stream TV Calls To Sanction Hawk
• Georgia Asks Court To Toss Or Clarify Voting System Suit
• Privacy Lessons From FTC's BetterHelp Consent Decree
• Ex-DLA Atty Says She Was Fired After Parental Leave Request
• What To Expect From A Litigation Finance Industry Recession
• A Worker's Guide To Fighting Discriminatory Layoffs
• Optis Fights To Revive SEPs In Wireless IP War
• GAO Affirms Choice Of Boeing Over Rival CACI In $537M Deal
• Merchant & Gould Names 1st Female Managing Director
• Simpson Thacher-Led Blackstone Buying Cvent In $4.6B Deal
• Warhol Ruling Won't Impact Tattoo IP Row, Artist Says
• TransDigm Group To Buy Calspan In $725M Deal
• Orrick Adds Fenwick Tech Pro In California And Seattle
• Drivers Can Be Contractors: Calif. Panel Mostly Backs Prop 22
• Densify Can't Reinstate $236M IP Win Before New Patent Trial
• Home Health Wage-Fixing Trial Halted After 4 Jurors Get Virus
• 9th Circ. Says Forbes Can't Get Arrest Assist Docs Unsealed
• Google's $8M OT Deal Gets Preliminary OK After Tweaks
• Paul Hastings, Wilson Sonsini Steer $1.5B Momentive Deal
• German Financier Says GPS Investment Spat Must Be Axed
• SVB Failure Spurs Fed Soul-Searching, Political Blame Game
• Fed. Circ. Backs PTAB Decisions Upholding Sex Toy Patents
• Surescripts Says Loyalty Programs' End Moots FTC Case
• How Public Companies Are Responding To SVB's Collapse
• Apple Fights Renewed App Store Antitrust Class Cert. Bid
• Fintiv Challenge Rolls On, But Odds Of Sinking Rule Dwindle
• Microsoft Waived Arbitration In BIPA Suit, Uber Drivers Say
• Mobile Providers Want Changes To FCC's Text-Block Plan
• 11th Circ. To Rehear Standing Issue In GoDaddy Class Action
• NSO Group Says Apple's Phone Hacking Suit Belongs In Israel
• Amazon's Win In Network IP Fight Erased By Federal Circuit
• AT&T Wants Looser Rules For Wireless Coverage From Space
• Fed. Circ. Sets Bar For 'Motivation-To-Combine' Challenges
• Liberty Mutual Can't Duck Spyware Suit, Customer Says
• Ride-Hailing Fraud Ring Players Get Years In Prison
• AI Can Almost Generate Evidence Of Patent Obviousness
• Canon Inks Deal Ending NC Patent Infringement Case
• House Republican Slams Senate Delay On FCC Auctions
• SVB Flameout May Spur Gov't Probes With Social Media Twist
• Russian Says $90M Hack-And-Trade Verdict Cannot Stand
• A Look At The Feds' Extraordinary Reaction To SVB Collapse
• Claims Court Nixes Challenge To $325M Cargo Screening Deal
• 7-Eleven ATM Supplier Can't Beat Deceptive Prompt Claims
• FCC Seeks $21M Boost In Next Year's Budget
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Illumina Hit With Proxy Contest By Activist Investor Carl Icahn
• Aeries Goes Public At $656M Market Cap Via SPAC Deal
• Convicted Crypto Founder Seeks Release Amid Fraud Appeal
• Fed. Circ. Revives Tech Giants' Suit Targeting Fintiv
• 5 Firms Guide $12.5B Sale Of Qualtrics To Silver Lake, CPP
• Feds Step In To Protect Depositors As Another Bank Falls
• 'We Cannot Go On Like This': CEO Vexes Samsung Trial Judge
• GOP Lawmakers Demand FTC Explain Twitter Privacy Probe
• U.S. Judiciary Plans To Hire Its First CIO, Citing GAO Report
• Twitter, Calif. Beat Activist's 1st Amendment Fight At 9th Circ.
• Fintech Founder To Pay SEC $1.1M To Settle Fraud Claims
• SVB's Swift Demise Unsettles The Private Financing Sector
• Amazon's Damage Limitations 'Fall Flat,' Class Says
• Biden, EU Tackle Critical Minerals To Relieve EV Trade Tension
• PTAB Upholds Chip Patent In BMW Dispute
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• SEC Needs To Support Crypto Gatekeepers
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