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Technology - July, 2023

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• Meta And Twitter Among 26 Sued Over Telecom Patents
• Hate Speech Watchdog Rips Twitter's 'Bogus' False Ad Claims
• Crane School Fights Arbitrating Google, Apple Collusion Suit
• ByteDance Accused Of Harvesting Data In TikTok Editing App
• Impinj Seeks Injunction Against NXP In $18M Patent Fight
• Musk Says He Can't Be Personally Liable In Severance Claims
• Korean Professor's AI Co. Says Text Program Infringes Patent
• PTAB Rejects Bid To Amend Security Processor Patent
• FCC Can't Hold Back Wave Of T-Mobile Licenses, Group Says
• BMW Can Arbitrate False Ad Suit Over Defunct Assistant Tech
• Shareholders' Attys Get $6.4M After SolarWinds Breach Deal
• Meta Accused Of Religious Bias Over COVID Vaccine Mandate
• 9th. Circ. Urged To Dismiss Social Casino MDL Against Google
• Full DC Circ. Won't Revisit 'Catch-22' Toss Of FERC Challenge
• OnlyFans Escapes Porn Stars' Blacklisting Suit
• 2020 Election Conduct Calls For Fox Station Probe, FCC Told
• Copyright & TM Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• IRS Says Rewards From Crypto Staking Are Gross Income
• Microsoft Seeks UK Merger Block Rethink, Citing New Deals
• 5 Firms Win Record $266.7M Fee From $1B Dell Settlement
• AI Governance Insights For Companies After Senate Hearing
• Cable Group Blasts Broadcaster Effort To Regulate Streamers
• Anesthesiologist Cleared Over Instagram Surgery Video
• Ex-Kira VP Accedes To Injunction Forcing Him To Quit Job
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Deceptive Ads Suit Against Zillow
• Social Media Order On Biden Admin Too Broad, 20 States Say
• Jaguar Can't Outrun All Turbocharger Defect Class Claims
• Chancery Axes Inovalon Investor Suit Over $7.3B Deal
• Dinsmore & Shohl Adds Three-Atty Employment Team In LA
• Smith Gambrell Wants 'Vague' Data Breach Suit Canned
• 3 Firms Lead Francisco Partners, TPG In $6.5B New Relic Buy
• Privacy Developments To Watch In Rest Of 2023
• BMW Can't Ax GPS Patent Suit, While Hyundai And Kia Settle
• 3 Firms Ask To Be Co-Lead Counsel In Ga. Data Breach Case
• Coalition Fights Push For New FCC Retransmission Rules
• Meta Says It Can't Be Blamed For Misuse Of Pixel Software
• Epic, Match Ask To Split Google Claims From Antitrust Trial
• Patent Cos. Owners Gripe That Connolly Isn't Being Very Fair
• FCC Plans New Spectrum Rules For Space Launches
• Purdue Drops Bid To Depose CEO Over Biden Talks In IP Row
• WDTX Judge Grants Google Bid To Ship Patent Case To Calif.
• Juul Scores Arb. Win Against Ex-Exec's Tainted Pods Claims
• Wyden Presses Feds To Probe Microsoft's 'Lax' Cybersecurity
• French Social Media App BeReal Accused Of Violating BIPA
• Former Chief Scientist Stole IP, Colorado Hemp Co. Alleges
• FCC Floats $20M Wireless Co. Fine For Alleged Data Violations
• BIPA Defendants Must Show Bad Faith For Fees, Judge Says
• GAO Says Army Can Deny Bid On $106M Deal Over DVD Error
• Crypto Fraud Could Fall On Auditors' Heads, SEC Warns
• State Telecom Roundup: The Wi-Fi On The Bus Goes Round
• Tesla Wants Defective Battery Suit Tossed
• Senate Panel Sends Bill Requiring AM Radio In Cars To Floor
• Energy Payments Provider Lodges $221M Antitrust Claim
• 7th Circ. Sends PayPal Arbitration Question To Trial
• BNP Paribas, Morningstar Latest To Reveal Chat App Scrutiny
• Virgin Orbit Ch. 11 Plan Approved With Trustee Fee Change
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Simpson Thacher Lead Week's Deals
• Compliance Takeaways From HHS Information Blocking Rule
• 9th Circ. Nixes Long-Distance Remote-Testimony Subpoenas
• Hyundai And Kia Face Another Car Theft Suit From Insurer
• Merger Guidelines' Broad Tack Ignores Recent Precedent
• Ark. AG Defends Social Media Act As Constitutional
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Holland & Knight Notches Aviation Lobbyist In DC
• Senate Dems Press For Sept. Vote On FCC Nominee Gomez
• Protecting Against State-Sponsored Cyber Hostilities
• Dignity Is Immaterial In Instagram Surgery Row, Jury Hears
• Calif. Judge Voices Concerns About Kid Internet Privacy Law
• SpaceX Hit With Wage Class Action In Calif.
• 9th Circ. Too Easy With Apple Pause, Epic Tells Justices
• PTAB Says Examiner Art Overlap Isn't Automatic IPR Denial
• Boston Scientific Says Stock Buys DQ Hopeful Lead Plaintiff
• Amazon Web Services Must Face Students' BIPA Privacy Suit
• Objectors Say $725M Facebook Privacy Deal Is Unfair, Unclear
• BCLP Can't Merge Breach Suit With Mondelez Actions
• IP Trial To Proceed Over $900M Claim Against Lordstown
• Kids' Online Privacy, Safety Bills Again Head To Senate Floor
• Europe's Antitrust Enforcer Probing Microsoft Over Teams
• LG Chem Must Face Texas Suit Over Exploding Vape Battery
• NFT Service For Crypto Fraud Yields $2.2M Default Judgment
• Seagate Sued By Investors Over Sales To Banned Chinese Co.
• House Passes Bar On DHS Buying Risky Foreign Drones
• Patentability Questions In The AI Age
• The Hurdles Of Class Noticing In Crypto Class Actions
• Judge Doubts Pixel Owner Can Escape Arbitration In 5G Fight
• Tegna Deal's Handling Not 'Inappropriate,' FCC Chief Says
• Judge Says Tenant Screening Co. Subject To Fair Housing Act
• Silicon Motion Blasts MaxLinear's Attempt To Cancel $8B Deal
• States, Water Districts Look To Sink EPA Cybersecurity Rule
• Parsing FTC's Intercontinental-Black Knight Merger Challenge
• Mallory Gives Plaintiffs A Better Shot At Justice
• European PE Firm Snags €4B For 8th Flagship Fund
• FTC Cuts Deal Ending Surescripts Monopoly Case
• Akamai Sales Worker Harassed, Assaulted On Job, Suit Says
• NTIA To Award Nearly $1B To Tribes For High-Speed Internet
• Software Co. Beats Pa. Mattress Customer's Wiretapping Suit
• Parents Say Social Media MDL Attacks Conduct, Not Content
• Patient Says Instagram Video Caused Emotional Distress
• Meta Must Face NJ Retailer's Listings Removal Suit In Calif.
• BMW Finds Exit Ramp In NJ Mileage Range False Ad Suit
• NXP Urges Judge To Scrap Rival Impinj's Chip IP Trial Win
• X Corp. Sues Israeli Data Co. Over Scraping Practices
• Amazon Gets PTAB To Throw Out Device Monitoring Patent
• NJ School District Will Pay $9M To End Cyberbullying Suit
• IRS Urged To Widen 'Semiconductor' Term In Chips Tax Credit
• Warren Opens Probe Into Google's Dealings With Soldier Data
• FDIC Commits To Improving Cloud Computing Shortcomings
• Meta Tells 2nd Circ. Photo App Waited Too Long To Sue
• Lifesize Inc. Gets Final Nod On $20M Ch. 11 Financing
• House Panel Restarts Debate On Autonomous Vehicle Bill
• AT&T Partly Wins FCC Dispute Against Texas Utility
• Alcoa Loses $200M Trade Secrets Case Against Rival At Trial
• Pare Back Robotext Rule Changes, Wireless Group Says
• UK Latest Enforcer To Cut Marketplace Deal With Amazon
• Dems Probe Defense Firms On Research Tax Cut 'Giveaway'
• An Emerging Copyright Paradox For AI-Generated Content
• SEC Announces Planned Crackdown On AI Advising
• DOD, Commerce Sign Deal To Boost US Semiconductors
• TikTok Guru Botched Conn. Law Firm Campaign, Suit Says
• House Fails To Clear FCC Satellite Licensing Overhaul
• Microsoft Asks 9th Circ. To Reject Gamers' Activision Appeal
• White House Tells 5th Circ. Social Media Order Unprecedented
• NC Court Admin Seeks To Toss Courthouse News Filing Suit
• The Case For Quantifying The Impact Of 'Dark Patterns'
• Russian Can't Nix $90M Hack Verdict Over Ties To Mass.
• The Biggest Trademark Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• These Firms Have The Most Diverse Equity Partnerships
• Online Purchase Insurance: Regulatory Issues To Watch For
• SPAC Investors Sue Over $4.3B Core Scientific Plummet
• CACI Tells Fed. Circ. AI Co.'s Protest Suit Was Rightly Rejected
• Meta Says Porn Stars Can't Say 'Oops' After Dropping Claims
• Covington May Face Uphill Battle If It Appeals SEC Win
• Goodyear Wiretapping Suit Falls Flat, Mass. Judge Rules
• Virgin Orbit Floats $1.5M Deal With Laid-Off Workers In Ch. 11
• On Deck In JPML: Insulin Pricing, Bard Catheters, Southwest
• DOJ To Make First Rule For Making Gov't Websites Accessible
• Data Cos. Secretly Sold App Users' Location Info, Suits Allege
• Walmart, Belkin Win Bid To Arbitrate Wi-Fi Router Speed Suit
• Apple Says Amazon Pact Prevents Counterfeits
• Fox Led 'Wild Goose Chase' For Records, Smartmatic Says
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• FCC Looks Again To Raise Broadband Speed Standards
• Semiconductor Industry Needs Foreign Talent, Study Says
• A Glimpse Into HHS' Digital App Enforcement Priorities
• Meta Urges 9th Circ. To Toss Social Media Casino Game MDL
• CFIUS Clampdown Will Deter Allied-Country Investment
• Gov't Contractors Should Prep For Increased AI Scrutiny
• FTC Fake Review Rule May Help Curb Deceptive Marketing
• RFK Jr. Joins States' Suit Over Biden Social Media Issue
• The Biggest Antitrust Developments So Far In 2023
• Verizon Says 'Equal Access' Limits FCC Discrimination Rule
• When Corporate Self-Disclosure Threatens Individuals' Rights
• OpenAI Says ChatGPT Couldn't Defame Talk Radio Host
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: What You Need To Know
• Amazon Lowers Price Of IRobot Offer Amid Regulatory Battles
• Pitfalls Of Attorney AI Use In Brief Prep Has Judges On Alert
• Liability For User Infringement Begs Specificity, 9th Circ. Says
• Full 11th Circ. Says 1 Text Message Justifies TCPA Standing
• Split 5th Circ. Orders Injunction In Election Betting Site Suit
• Apple, Atty Face Sanctions Bid Over 'Unnerving' Deposition
• DC Public Schools Can't Ditch Telecom's Bidding Challenge
• Software Co. Can't Nix Investor Suit On $2B Trade Secret Loss
• Shopify Asks Texas Judge To Expose Alleged IP Edge Affiliate
• Microsoft Exploits Users' Site Visits, New Suit Says
• Rivos, Quinn Emanuel Fight Apple's Sanction Bid In IP Suit
• Judge Backs DLA Piper's Sanctions Bid In Malpractice Suit
• Full 2nd Circ. Won't Reconsider Musk's Bid To Undo SEC Deal
• Activision Blizzard Sanctioned $35K In Atty Conflict Probe
• Apple, Investors Get May 2024 Trial Over China IPhone Sales
• AI Company Gets OK to Nix Protest of Air Force Space Deals
• Digital Ad Co. Will Pay $1.7M To Settle Internal Controls Suit
• Biotech Co. Can't Defend Fundraising Claims, SEC Says
• FCC Hikes Internet Speed Standard For Rural Deployment Aid
• Mass. Telemed Cos. Owner To Admit To $44M Medicare Scam
• Software Co. Tells NC Court Ex-Partner Is Stalling
• Tyson Workers Snag Collective Cert. In Kronos Hack Suit
• Norton Rose Hires Corporate Partner To Grow Chicago Office
• Next-Gen Wi-Fi Calls For More 6 GHz Studies, FCC Told
• The Biggest Copyright Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• 'Losing Two Is OK,' FTC's Khan Says
• Textron Asks Albright To Triple $279M Drone Patent Win
• Impinj Can't Reconvene Jury Over 'Inconsistent' IP Verdict
• Library Of Congress Asks DC Circ. To Keep Fair Use Suit Axed
• High Court Ruling Boosts New York Times v. Sullivan Vitality
• Judge Temporarily Halts IQVIA Deal At FTC's Behest
• Covington Must Hand Some Client Names To SEC
• Why Seminole Tribe Sports Betting Ruling Is A Net Positive
• China Cries Foul On Japan's New Chip Export Curbs
• Arconic Investor Sues In Chancery For Docs On $5.2B Sale
• Cozen O'Connor Names Canadian Life Sciences Head
• Michigan's Biggest Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• Mintz Adds Ex-Goodwin Counsel As Member In DC
• Pentagon Leak Suspect's Long-Winded Brief Irks Judge
• Courts Can Overturn Deficient State Regulations, Too
• 'Entire Fairness' Takeaways From Tesla-SolarCity Ruling
• 5th Circ. Agrees To Rehear Musk's Tweet Beef With NLRB
• Software Co.'s Ex-Affiliate Says Abitron Dooms Injunction
• Purdue U. Can't Depose Tech Exec But Dodges Chip IPR
• Top Trade Policy Moves Of 2023: Midyear Report
• 6 Things To Know As States Eye Earned Wage Access Rules
• Inventor Pushes For New Trial After Texas Jury Cleared LG
• 9th Circ. Backs Feds In Immigration Attys' Surveillance Suit
• 9th Circ. Revives Flextronics Panasonic Antitrust Suit
• Adult Film Stars Slam OnlyFans Sanctions Bid In Blacklist Suit
• FCC Boosts Tribal Access To Broadband Education Services
• Google Told To Pay $339M In WDTX Chromecast Patent Trial
• Lifesize Final Ch. 11 Loan Approval Delayed Over Changes
• SEC Says Bogus NSA Worker Ran $1M Crypto Scam
• Kia And Hyundai 'Crime Wave' MDL Attys Seek $36M In Fees
• Senate Dems Aim To Restrict Employers' Use Of AI In Hiring
• FCC Issues 9 Illegal Broadcast Warnings In Miami Area
• Life Sci Cos. Should Work With FDA To Shape AI Regulation
• Grubhub, Eateries Try Again To Restart Illinois Class Action
• BIPA, Meta Pixel Suits Could Reshape Cybersecurity Litigation
• Contract Co. Kira Gets TRO Against Ex-VP In Noncompete Suit
• LendingTree Inks $875K Deal Over NC Data Breach
• Ohio Judge Combines Marshall & Melhorn Data Breach Suits
• Keep Up With Telemarketing Compliance: State Law Roundup
• PE Firm Sues Pay Tech Co. Bolt Financial Founder In Del.
• Ex-Engineer Pays $560K To Close Betting App Trading Case
• FCC Leader Names New Top Office Counsel, Legal Adviser
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tales From The Trenches Of Remote Depositions
• White House Secures Pledges From Google, Meta On AI Risks
• FTC Pauses In-House Challenge Of Microsoft, Activision Deal
• Failed Ad Startup Wasn't A Shell For Exec's Fraud, Judge Says
• Google, YouTube Can't Get Auto Renewal Classes Decertified
• Chinese Drone Co. Must Hand Over Source Code In IP Suit
• Fandom Can't Duck Meta Data Sharing Suit, Calif. Judge Rules
• Apple Security Chief Should Face Bribery Charges, Panel Told
• Judge Questions Peers For Soliciting Junior Atty Arguments
• FTC, HHS Raise Heat On Health Cos. Using Tracking Tech
• FCC Allows TV Stations To Still Broadcast 'Franken FM'
• Crypto Suit Over Reporting Rule Tossed For Being Premature
• 'I'm Not Thrilled': 49ers Judge Rejects Data Breach Deal
• Avery Dennison Owes Over $71M As Jury Backs RFID Patent
• Tenant Screener Not Liable Over Criminal Report, Judge Says
• Athenahealth Iced Software Firm Out Of Deal, Suit Says
• Alaska Telecom Says FCC's Interim Support Needed
• Amazon Can Ban Offensive Reviewers, Judge Rules
• The Legal Issues Flying Around The Evolving Drone Market
• House Advances 5-Year FAA Reauthorization Bill
• CACI Denied Protest Over Exclusion From $7.9B Army IT Deal
• FCC Requires Providers To Report 988 Crisis Line Outages
• Hair Care Website Can't Force Customers To Arbitrate Claims
• Del. Judge Asks Why Patent Biz Owners Won't Show In Court
• Honeywell Takes 2nd Trial Victory In Barcode Royalty Fight
• Smyser Kaplan Faces Data Breach Suit In Texas
• User Says TaxSlayer Shared Private Info With Google, Meta
• Insurance Coverage For ChatGPT Legal Fiasco: A Hypothetical
• Mass. Cop Convicted Of Passing Analog Devices Stock Tips
• Baker Donelson Launches AI-Focused Team
• 2023 Is Far From Done With Government Merger Cases
• What's New In The DOJ-FTC Proposed Merger Guidelines
• Bipartisan Bill Aims To Help Foreign STEM Grads Stay In US
• Back To Drawing Board For Artists' IP Suit Against Stability AI
• FTC Seeks Input On Proposal To Add COPPA Consent Option
• Foxconn Says Faulty Cellphone Suit Can't Be Arbitrated
• Judge Gives First OK To $4M 3D Printing Co. Settlement
• Judge Floats Sanctions For Funders In Apple Patent Dispute
• Energy Storage Investment Ramps Up In First Half Of 2023
• Receiver Must Answer Claims About Plaintiff Atty Payments
• 5 Patent Cases To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• Coalition Formed To Close 'Streaming Loophole' In FCC Regs
• US Inventor, Legal Group Urge Justices To Discard Alice Test
• 4th Circ. Says High Court Ruling Doesn't Nix FTC's $163M Win
• ChatGPT Can't Predict The Future Of Antitrust And AI (Yet)
• In A First, Dior Wants Fee Award For Beating BIPA Suit
• Cable Group Supports Unlicensed Spectrum For Wi-Fi Growth
• How Life Sciences And Education Industries Can Partner Up
• Stratasys Blasts Nano's Track Record In Tender Offer Denial
• Israeli Beauty Company Prices Upsized $424M IPO
• Biggest Illinois Decisions Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• Wiped Laptop Earns Sanction In Lenovo Work-Expense Suit
• $4B In Border-Barrier Work Won Without Open Competition
• Microsoft, Activision Push Deadline Again Amid UK Concerns
• Jury Finds Honeywell Rival Owes Unpaid Barcode Royalties
• Ex-Deloitte Worker Who Beat IP Rap Gets Lighter Bail Package
• Law Firms Must Face Camp Lejeune TCPA Claims In W.Va.
• Broadcom's $61B VMware Deal Provisionally Cleared By UK
• Meta Judge Rips 'Kitchen Sink' Suit Over Apple Ad Changes
• Oregon Becomes Latest State To Join Data Privacy Law Surge
• Alphabet Investors Can't Revive Suit Over $9B EU Antitrust Hit
• Investor Sues For Probe Into Robotics Co.'s SPAC Merger
• Tesla Files Patent Suit Against Company That Sued It First
• GreenLight Shareholders Sue In Del. For Company Books
• Landlord Can't Prove Arbitrator Lied In $6.6M Award Fight
• ITC Affirms Arigna Can't Block Apple Imports Over Chip IP
• Commerce Dept. Puts Trade Restrictions On Spyware Vendors
• Ex-Twitter Worker Sues For $500M In Missed Severance Suit
• Blenheim Urges Justices To Weigh In On $3.1B Satellite Deal
• Judge Won't Enforce $145M Award Against Chinese Ex-Exec
• Cops Can Use iPhone's 'Sense-Enhancing' Tech, Judge Says
• FTC, States Ready To Crack Down On 'Consent Farms'
• Judge Says DIP Terms Too Harsh For Cancer Technology Co.
• Make USDA's ReConnect Permanent, Groups Urge Lawmakers
• No Coverage For IT Co. In Hacking Suit, Travelers Says
• ADI Stock Tipper Had 'Tomorrow's News Today,' Jury Told
• Paramount Beats Privacy Suit Over Facebook Data Sharing
• The Double-Edged Sword Of Using ChatGPT In Health Care
• FCC Unveils Voluntary 'Cyber Trust Mark' For Smart Devices
• Ill. Justices Won't Reconsider BIPA Accrual Ruling
• 7 Trials To Watch In The Second Half Of 2023
• How Multiagency Sanctions Enforcement Alters Compliance
• Amazon Resolves Faulty Exercise Band Injury Case
• Real Estate Rumors: VTS, Beach Point Capital, Bascom
• Vice Bankruptcy Ruling Shows Contract Assignment Issues
• Tips For AI-Assisted Coding Amid Open-Source Theft Claims
• Smartmatic Blasts OAN's Recusal Bid In Defamation Suit
• Google Ad Tech Case Bound For Texas, AGs Tell 2nd Circ.
• Fitbit Urges Fed. Circ. To Shut Down Cellspin's DQ Bid
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• 3 Firms Will Steer Self-Driving Truck Biz Suit In Chancery
• Software Co. Investors' Financial Controls Suit Axed For Good
• The Biggest Telecom Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Justice Kagan Denies Bid To Halt Activision Deal
• Texas A&M Escapes Bathroom Camera Sex Harassment Suit
• SiO2 Gets Approval For $350M Debt Swap Ch. 11 Plan
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Eye Decision Nixing Google's $20M Loss
• Dentons Adds Ex-STB Associate GC And Sidley IP Vet In DC
• Senate Urged To Swiftly Pass Bill To Boost Kids' Online Safety
• Apple Gets Epic Loss Paused As 9th Circ. Judge Rips Appeal
• Judge Won't DQ Paul Hastings, Says Coke Knew Conflict Risk
• Ex-Navient Exec Sees Jury Award Cut In Wrongful Firing Suit
• Calif. Urges Sanctions For Activision Over Atty Conflict Probe
• Gamers Ask Justices To Halt Microsoft's $69B Activision Buy
• McDonald's Customer Voluntarily Drops AI Voiceprint Suit
• 4th Circ. Urged To Revive Tesla Warranty Breach Suit
• NY Judge Axes Part Of Authors' Royalty Row Against Audible
• Southwest Airlines Faces Joined Suits Over Holiday Delays
• 'Dark Deadline' Hits Cash-Strapped 'Rip And Replace' Program
• Embedding Instagram Posts Doesn't Infringe, 9th Circ. Says
• Microsoft, Sony Cut Call Of Duty Deal After FTC Court Loss
• 7th Circ. Won't Cut $140M Punitive Damages Award In IP Fight
• NJ Panel Affirms Airbnb Arbitration Win Over Canceled Stay
• FTC Moves To Block IQVIA Deal Over Health Ad Concerns
• Legal Considerations For Calif. Rental Vehicle Data Collection
• Expect CFPB Scrutiny On AI In Lending
• Investors Tell Chancery Katapult SPAC Defenses Won't Fly
• The Biggest Patent Rulings Of 2023: A Midyear Report
• US Chip Group Says More China Restrictions May Fuel Harm
• In-House At A Food Company: Tackling Generative AI
• Aerospace Co. Didn't Short Executives' Retirement Benefits
• NYSE Owner, Black Knight 1 Step Closer To $11.7B Deal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Errors, Experience, Corrective Action
• Honeywell Tells Jury Rival Skimped On Barcode Royalties
• Israeli Beauty Co. Ups Price Range For Planned US IPO
• Cleary, Goodwin Steer $455M Sale Of FM:Systems
• Baker McKenzie Adds Cybersecurity Ace From DLA Piper
• Telecom Inks $9M Settlement In Blackfeet Discrimination Suit
• Tesla Board Inks $735M Deal To Settle Pay Suit
• Stratasys Pursuing Talks With 3D Systems After $2B Bid
• Cloud Data Center Approved For Ch. 11 Debt Swap Plan
• 5th Circ. Pauses Limits On Biden Admin Social Media Collabs
• Dish's IP Suit Over Pirated Content Survives Bid To Dismiss
• 9th Circ. Won't Pause Microsoft-Activision Merger
• Top Privacy Developments Of 2023: Midyear Report
• Transportation Policies To Watch: Midyear 2023 Review
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Apple's Phone-Camera Patent Challenge
• FEMA Chief Says AM Radio Key To Disaster Response
• Jury Hits NXP With $18M Verdict In Impinj Radio Patent Fight
• Robbins Geller To Lead Carbonite Stock-Drop Class Suit
• Ex-NS8 Legal Chief Urges 9th Circ. To Reverse Insurer's Win
• Monster Headphones Maker Can't Dodge Fees In Beats Row
• FCC Says Penalties Needed When Auction Winners Default
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Kids' Google Privacy Case Ruling
• A Checklist For Cyber Incident Response Communications
• Accused Russian Operative Denies Tech-Smuggling Charges
• Strategies For Patent Drafting As Eligibility Questions Linger
• Texas Appeals Court Latest To Face Tech Problems
• Level Up Lawyers' Business Development With Gamification
• The Wild West Of Event Windows In Securities Class Actions
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-Twitter Execs Seek Del. Order For Musk Legal Fee Payout
• Republican AGs Warn CEOs About Bias After Harvard Ruling
• Stability AI CEO Duped Co-Founder Out Of Shares, Suit Says
• Law Firm Says Businesses Falsely Claim Ties To Its IP Atty
• Impinj, NXP Fight Over Validity As $19M IP Case Heads To Jury
• Twitter Sues Data Scrapers After Musk Caps Tweet Views
• Twitter Wants Out Of FTC Order, Claiming 'Bias'
• 8th Circ. Blocks EPA's Water Systems Cybersecurity Rule
• FCC Leader 'Optimistic' AI Brings More Hope Than Disaster
• Victim's Mom Says Airbnb Can't Arbitrate Wrongful Death Suit
• FTC Nears Deal To End Surescripts Monopoly Case
• Khan Denies FTC Is 'Harassing' Musk, Losing On Purpose
• FCC Wants To More Closely Examine Spectrum Usage
• Tufin Inks $2M Deal Ending Investor Suit Over IPO Docs
• Academics Sue Texas Over Constitutionality Of TikTok Ban
• Addressing Legal Issues Raised By AI Use In Health Care
• Ill. Resident Claims Twitter's Porn Filter Violates BIPA
• Surf Air Mobility Pushes Direct Listing Date To July 27
• 3D Systems Launches $2B Boosted Bid For Stratasys
• Mallory Ruling Leaves Personal Jurisdiction Deeply Unsettled
• Fed. Circ. Makes Quick Work Of Dell, Sprint, BASF IP Disputes
• FTC Wants Stop To Microsoft, Activision Deal Pending Appeal
• Temple Health Hit With Retaliation Suit By Ex-Tech Director
• Connolly Funding Probe Targets 'Decline To Participate'
• FCC To Probe How To Help Independent Video Programmers
• Southwest Says Insurer Must Cover Network Failure Costs
• FCC Commissioner Carr Names New Legal Adviser
• Ex-News Anchor Wants $11M Music Pirating Judgment Nixed
• FTC Investigating ChatGPT Developer Over Data Practices
• FTC Will Appeal Lost Bid To Block Microsoft's Activision Deal
• Gibson Dunn Beats Viasat DQ Bid In Patent Dispute
• Meta, Princeton Urge Tossing IP Suit Over AI Data For Good
• 11th Circ. Seeks Better Definition Of Chili's Data Breach Class
• Sens. Ponder If Federal Publicity Law Could Curb Deepfakes
• Judge Says Chip Cos. Can't Teach IP In 5 Days As Trial Wraps
• Facebook Users Laud 6% Claims Rate In $725M Privacy Deal
• Sens. Threaten Block Of Biden Nominees Over Israel Policy
• NTIA Inches Closer To First Reauthorization Since 1992
• GOP Rep. Subpoenas State Dept. For China Sanction Info
• Google Gets Fed. Circ. To Affirm PTAB's Ax Of Mapping IP
• Gamers Press Bid To Pause Activision Deal After FTC Loss
• BBC, WaPo, AP Want Latest Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Tossed
• FCC To Launch $200M School Cybersecurity Initiative
• China-Based Attackers Steal US Gov't Email Data
• 7th Circ. Won't Revive Patient's Google Data Disclosure Suit
• 4 Legal Issues Grant-Funded Broadband Projects May Face
• What Constitutes A Sale Of 'All' Company Assets In Del.
• IP Toolbox Is Crucial In AI-Powered Drug Discovery
• NIH Soldiers On With Health IT Deal Panned By Watchdog
• Complying With AI Guidance In Employment Decisions
• PowerSchool To Buy School Messaging Biz In $300M Deal
• Lawmakers Advance FCC Nominees To Senate Floor
• PE Firm Welsh Carson Nabs $5B For Its Largest-Ever Fund
• Worker Says LifePoint's Bid To Duck Wage Suit Is Premature
• Insurer Wins Default Judgment In La. Audit Premiums Row
• Stablecoin Issuer, Customers Want Volatility Suit In NYC
• 5 Ways Firms Can Rethink Office Design In A Hybrid World
• Top 5 Privacy Cases To Watch, From Chatbots To Geolocation
• Broadcom's $61B VMware Deal Conditionally Cleared By EU
• Illumina Fined €432M For Closing Grail Deal Without EU OK
• Holmes Free In 2032? Agency Projects Release 2 Years Early
• Google Accused Of 'Putting World At Peril' Chasing AI Profits
• NXP Manager Rips Impinj's IP Claims As Offensive At Trial
• Alcoa Tells Jurors Rival's IP Theft Cost $200M In Boeing Sales
• Silvergate Wants Investor Suit Over Crypto Ties Axed
• 9th Circ. Probes If FCC Overstepped On Wireless Permits
• Patent Board Agrees To Dig Into More Fintiv Patents
• Twitter Is Collecting State Money Transmitter Licenses
• Ga. Court Enters $15M Judgment In Travel Tech Dispute
• Where The FTC Went Wrong Against Microsoft-Activision
• 'Aggressive' Filings By Feds In ADI Trading Case Worry Judge
• Investors Fight Robinhood's Bid To End Suit Over $2.1B IPO
• BlockFi Says Hong Kong-Based Lender Ran Off With $6M
• FCC Floats Rules On SIM Swap Scam Prevention
• Carnival Wants Bankrupt Software Co. Debt Treated As Equity
• Musk Says Twitter Investors Can't Prove Manipulation Scheme
• Ex-Amazon Coder Charged With $9M Crypto Exchange Hack
• VLSI V. Intel Saga Points To Conflicting Patent Guidance
• Carmakers, Repair Groups Sign Right-To-Repair Agreement
• A Midyear Look At How AI Is Affecting Lawyers
• Software Biz Co-Owners Resolve Co. Ownership Dispute
• In The CFPB Playbook: Abuse Policy, PACE, Payment Apps
• GSA Continued To Allow Sales Of Barred Telecom Items
• Bumble Can't Swipe Left On Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Sirius Beats Patent Case Over German Satellite Radio Tech
• 4 Firms Guide Nuclear Fission Startup's $850M SPAC Merger
• When Is AI Development 'Research' Under HIPAA?
• Trust Wants Secret Holland & Knight Call For Ownership Fight
• Congress Should Curb FTC Pattern Of Consent Order Abuse
• Moroccan Accused Of Spoofing Site To Steal Crypto, NFTs
• Judge Blocks Iowa County Pipeline Zoning Restrictions
• Bar Score Is Best Hiring Metric Post-Affirmative Action
• Microsoft Bid To Close Activision Deal Clears Key FTC Hurdle
• Joint Ventures Given More Edge In Set-Aside Contract Awards
• Defense Counsel Sentencing Lessons From Holmes Case
• EU-US Data Transfer Deal Finalized, But Will It Stick Around?
• Biden Admin Can't Pause Social Media Order During Appeal
• Ring Impostor Should Pay Amazon $425K, Judge Recommends
• Amazon, Audible Attacked Over Auto Subscriptions Again
• Colo. Biotech Buyout Spawns Stock Fight With Researcher
• Google Judge Rejects $5.5M Privacy Deal In Decade-Old Suit
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