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Technology - November, 2023

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• TikTok Wins Prelim. Injunction Halting Montana's Ban On App
• Google VP Describes Stiff Competition At Antitrust Trial
• IP Forecast: Beauty And The Copyright-Protected Beast
• TikTok Escapes Indiana's Data-Sharing, Kids' Safety Claims
• Google Escapes Maps Antitrust Action, For Now
• Ukrainian Gets Prison Time For Selling SSNs On The Internet
• Texas, Fla. Social Media Laws Unconstitutional, Justices Told
• Meta, Amazon Get PTAB To Strike Down Ad Patent Claims
• Expensify Hid Downturn Risks Ahead Of $263M IPO, Suit Says
• Judge Grants ArcSoft Investors Partial Win Ahead Of Trial
• 32 Sens., Chamber Of Commerce Slam Digital Trade Pivot
• Warner Norcross Can Take Data Breach Question To 6th Circ.
• Lack Of Net Neutrality Rules 'Crazy,' FCC Chair Tells Congress
• Chancery Won't Compel Slate For Ocean Data Co. Board Vote
• PTAB Sides With Apple, Samsung To Ax Smart Mobile Patent
• Del. Power Struggle For NY Lithium Battery Co. Heats Up
• Researchers Push To Restart DMCA Fight Over Speech Rights
• Drug Cabinet Finger Scans Are BIPA-Exempt, Ill. Justices Say
• Stockholders Tell Del. Chancellor $69B Activision Deal Void
• European Enforcers Target Alleged Car Battery Cartel
• Hertz Resolves Lime's Trade Secrets Suit
• What Lawyers Must Know About Calif. State Bar's AI Guidance
• Hey Google, What's Next?
• Industry Must Elevate Native American Women Attys' Stories
• Meta Attacks FTC Court Amid Spat Over Child Data Settlement
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank OZK, American Momentum, Bridger
• CFPB's Chopra Warns AI Could Spark Flash Crash, Bank Runs
• Genesis Gets OK To Resolve $1B In Three Arrows Claims
• Justices Told PTAB's Ax Of Ventilator Patent Was Wrong Call
• Google's Bid To Avoid Jury Verdict In Epic Antitrust Trial DOA
• GOP AGs Say Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule Is Unconstitutional
• Sens. Float Bipartisan Bill To Ban Facial Scans At Airports
• Traxcell Asks High Court To Review Atty Fee Fight
• Fed. Circ. Told To Defer To ITC In Apple Watch IP Row
• CFPB's 'Smart' Open Banking Plan Gets GOP Nod
• House Told AI Is A Tool, Not A Decision Maker, In Health Care
• X Sues To Get Out Of TiVo Patent Licensing Deal
• PTAB Told Sex Toy Patent Is A Copy-And-Paste Job
• TM Battle Over 'Wiz' Ends With Samsung Abandoning Mark
• Fired School IT Manager Sabotaged Network, Feds Say
• White House Activity Is A Band-Aid For Regulating AI In Health
• Eagles Games Can Still Fly Without Fox TV, FCC Told
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Boeing Jets, Robots, IT Deals
• Feds Sanction, Seize N. Korea-Linked Crypto Mixer
• Game Controller Maker Says Competitor Ripped Off Designs
• TracFone Pays $23M Settlement In FCC Subsidy Probes
• FCC Warns 7 Network Providers To Block Illegal Robocalling
• Sports Equipment Biz Sues Over Cyberattack, IT Shutdown
• 4th Circ. Remands Railway Eminent Domain Fight To Va.
• Texas Patent Firm Off The Hook For Paying Atty Fees
• Oracle Seeks $12M For 5 Yrs. Of IP Injunction Enforcement
• Ford Shouldn't Get To Avoid 3D IP Suit, Eyewear Co. Says
• Robotic Mower Co. Narrows Counterclaims In Contract Tussle
• New York Cybersecurity Amendments Raise Regulatory Bar
• AI-Focused VC Firm Closes 3rd Fund With $230M In Tow
• Understanding Discovery Obligations In Era Of Generative AI
• 'This Is Solvable': Google, Epic Ordered To Midtrial Deal Talk
• Biotech Co.'s Counterclaims Against Ex-Exec Trimmed
• Ex-Root Exec Cops To Stealing $10M For Vehicles, Surgery
• CFPB's Chopra Says AI Could Give 'Enormous Control' To Few
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Shopify Consumer's Data Privacy Suit
• EDTX Jury Clears Samsung Of Infringing Mobile Tech IP
• Drugmakers Argue Double Patenting Ruling Defies Congress
• Chancery Aims For Quick Rule On Ocean Data Co. Injunction
• Walmart Accused Of Wage Theft By App Delivery Drivers
• 2nd Circ. Revives Timed-Out Siemens False Claims Act Suit
• Show Jurors The Copyright Notice, Judge Says In Disney Row
• Foley & Lardner Patent Atty Moves To Foley Hoag
• Roblox Hit With Securities Suit Over Lack Of Parental Controls
• NetChoice Seeks Win In Suit Targeting Ark. Social Media Law
• FCC To Ease Signing-Up For Rural Health Funding Projects
• Advocates Worry 988 Hotline Georouting Will Get Delayed
• Consumer Privacy Rules For AI Floated By Calif. Regulators
• New Legal Frameworks Are Instrumental For AI In Music
• Tenant Screener Can Be Liable Under FHA, Feds Tell 2nd Circ.
• Software Firm Veea To Go Public In $281M SPAC Merger
• Proterra Gets OK For $210M Battery Biz Sale To Volvo
• Judge Won't Quash Service In $80M Crypto-Forex Theft Suit
• Davis Malm Misled Investors In Defunct Startup, Suit Says
• Car Tech Biz Wants TM Verdict Against Ford Upped To $15M
• IP Suits Over Brand Owner Font Use Offer Cautionary Tales
• Australian Solar Energy Firm Raises Range For $45M US IPO
• Law Firm Leaders Cautiously Optimistic Heading Into 2024
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Leaderboard
• Nelson Mullins Hires Venture Capital Partner In Boston
• Zuckerberg Nixed Proposal Aimed At Mental Health, AGs Say
• Google's Android Monopoly Harms Users, Stanford Prof Says
• FCC Plans To Expand Data Breach Notification Rules
• US, UK Unveil Global Agreement For Securing AI Systems
• NTIA Says It's Working On Space Industry's Spectrum Needs
• Self-Driving Tech Co. Investors Sue Over Misused Image Claim
• News Outlets Push To Toss Anti-Vax Antitrust Suit Now In DC
• Meta Can't Stop FTC From Adding Data Profit Ban To $5B Deal
• Investors In Sensing-Tech Co. Sue In Del. To Block Share Sale
• EU Says Amazon's IRobot Deal Could Hurt Competition
• John Deere Can't Avoid Trial In Right-To-Repair Monopoly Suit
• Elliott Slams Crown Castle For 'Profound Lack Of Oversight'
• Amazon-Backed AI Co. Slams Music Publishers' Tenn. IP Suit
• Twitter Plaintiff Can't Point To Specific Privacy Promises
• Robinhood User Says Platform Withheld Info From Investors
• Net Neutrality Hearing To Focus On FCC's Web 'Takeover'
• Plaintiffs Say Roblox Is Not Immune In Illegal Gambling Case
• Kochava Ruling May Hint At Next Privacy Class Action Wave
• Rethinking Tech Contract Terms For Governance Of AI Use
• ESG Around The World: Mexico
• Proterra Pauses Bus Biz Sale After Customer Objections
• Veteran Project Finance Partner Joins Kilpatrick From Stroock
• Colo. Atty Suspended For Using 'Sham' ChatGPT Case Law
• 3rd Circ. Revives Hacking Suit Against Brach Eichler In NJ
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Charles Russell Speechlys Adds Ex-Dentons Innovation Head
• Binance Founder Can't Yet Return To UAE Amid Bail Dispute
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Legal Tech Biz Lawhive Creates Lawrence The AI Paralegal
• BofA, JPMorgan, 9 Other Banks Face Data Security Patent Suits
• Binance Founder Poses 'Serious Risk Of Flight,' DOJ Says
• Class Counsel Gets Time To Grow Participation In Privacy Deal
• Full Fed. Circ. Warned Of Fallout From Double Patenting Case
• PTAB Denies Masimo Challenges To Apple Patents
• Patent Biz Drops WDTX Case Against Apple
• Caltech Settles $1.1B Patent Fight With Apple, Broadcom
• School Plaintiffs' Leadership Tapped In Social Media MDL
• Debevoise Attys On AI Potential In Health, 'Iterative' Mistakes
• FCC Paperwork Woes Lead To Big Fines For Small Towns
• Widow Can Seek Punitive Damages In Tesla Autopilot Suit
• Justices Told To Look At Hirshfeld's PTAB Decisions Again
• Deploying Analogies To Explore AI Copyright Questions
• IPO Market Still Kicking As End Of 2023 Draws Near
• The Case For Post-Bar Clerk Training Programs At Law Firms
• Judge Denies ESET's $9.7M Fee Request After IP Win
• MLM Owners Fight SEC Claims In $108M Fraud Scheme Suit
• Rep. Anna Eshoo, Spectrum Policy Advocate, Won't Run Again
• John Deere Says Tesla Ruling Backs Repair Case Dismissal
• Slaughter And May To Launch Tech Group
• CBD Co. Says Firm 'Gaslighting' In Bid To Dismiss Suit
• Simpson Thacher Guides Blackstone On $2.5B Civica Deal
• Epic And Google Security Experts Battle In App Antitrust Trial
• FTC OKs Subpoena-Like Process To Streamline AI Probes
• FTC, Calif. Hit Ancestry Co. Over Deceptive Marketing, Billing
• Wash. Judge Deflates Unicycle Co.'s New Patent Trial Bid
• PTAB Upholds Most Of Viasat's Flash Memory Claims
• OpenAI, Microsoft Face Latest Copyright Suit Over ChatGPT
• Nonusers Of TikTok Fight Platform's Bid To End Privacy Suit
• VLSI Urges Albright To Decide Intel Retrial Bid Any Day Now
• IronNet Seeks January Voting Deadline For Ch. 11 Plan
• Zillow Defends Jury Instructions In Antitrust Win Over Rival
• FCC Revokes Texas Broadcaster's License Over Unpaid Fees
• Special Master Appointed In Ga. Sports Gaming IP Feud
• Cheat Code Site Challenges Bungie's $4.4M Award At 9th Circ.
• Stanley Steemer Hit With Class Action Over Data Breach
• SEC Whistleblower Action Spotlights Risks For Private Cos.
• Amyris Woos 16 Bidders For Consumer Brands, Nears Auction
• Issue Of Releases Delays OK Of $65M Thoma Bravo-QAD Deal
• Attorneys Have An Ethical Duty To Protect The Judiciary
• Best Practices For Defense Tech Startup Financing
• Attys Want $4.2M In Fees For Aurora Health Privacy Case
• Feds Seize $9M In Stablecoins Tied To 'Pig Butchering' Scams
• Tata Hit With $210M Jury Verdict In Trade Secrets Row
• FCC Proposes Cutting Down 'Junk' Cable Fees
• Meme Frenzy 'No Secret' Before Robinhood's IPO, Judge Says
• FCC Will Be Mulling Rules To Make Pole Attachments Cheaper
• Binance To Pay $4.3B, Founder Takes Plea To End DOJ Probe
• Ex-Boeing Manager Wants $750K For Emotional Damages
• X Blames Watchdog's 'Smear Campaign' For Advertisers' Exit
• Meta Scores Partial Win In Sarah Silverman's AI Copyright Suit
• Epic CEO Testifies 'Billions' Possible From Win Over Google
• Google And Apple Copped To Antitrust Deal, Consumers Say
• ITC Says Apple Goes 'Too Far' In AliveCor Smartwatch Dispute
• FTC Says 'Copious Evidence' Backs Amazon Prime Case
• UMG Beats Rap Duo's Royalty Suit Following Spotify Deal
• Startup Says It Went Under After Amazon Yanked Web Deal
• Sales Training Firm Shut 'For Good' In $30M CFPB-States Deal
• Departing Irish Privacy Regulator Leaves 'Big Shoes To Fill'
• Public Safety Must Keep Control Of 4.9 GHz, FCC Told
• Duolingo Notches PTAB Win On Computer Font Patent
• Fed. Circ. Told Judge Wrongly Cleared Apple In Fintiv IP Case
• Tesla Dodges 'Right-To-Repair' Monopoly Claims, For Now
• Starlink Touts 'Innovative' Antennas To Quell Interference Fear
• Simpson Thacher-Led Riverwood Snags $1.8B For Tech Funds
• Sen. Wyden Calls On DOJ To Release Surveillance Project Info
• Apple Slams Rival's 'Meritless' Counterclaims In IP Row
• PTAB Strikes Down MemoryWeb Digital File Patent
• Crum & Forster Can't Escape Ransomware Coverage Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Fed. Circ. Creating Learning Center On Tech, Law For DC Kids
• Gamers Battled AI Instead Of Humans, $1B RICO Suit Says
• Class Cert. Granted In Pornhub Child Porn Victims' Suit
• Apple Affiliate Seeks Revision Of Final Judgment In Wage Row
• Apple Conspires Against Crypto On Cash Apps, Consumers Say
• Judge Says Trial Appropriate In Samsung Trade Secrets Case
• Mich. Health Co. Sued Again Over Breach Spanning 2M People
• Justices Decline Appeal In $140M Tata Trade Secrets Case
• When Courts Engage In Fact-Finding At The Pleading Stage
• 'Robot Lawyer' Class Action Dismissed By Ill. Court
• Supreme Court Shoots Down This Alice Appeal For A 2nd Time
• Arnold & Porter Adds Paul Hastings M&A Partner In Calif.
• Mexican Fintech Joins Wave Of Canceled SPAC Mergers
• Ohio Judge Lets Business Lead Generator Out Of Privacy Suit
• Canadian Wellness Products Biz Unveils Plans To Buy Datsys
• Supreme Court Rejects Takings Clause IP Challenge
• German Owner Of Zoosk Dating Sites Files Ch. 15 In Delaware
• UK Regulator Moves To Contest Ax Of Clearview Privacy Fine
• Pornhub Child Porn Victims Deserve Class Cert., Judge Told
• Meta, Snapchat Say Assault, Defect Claims Can't Be Combined
• Ariz. Jury Convicts Backpage Execs In Prostitution Ad Retrial
• Chancery Grants Full $18M 'Mootness' Fee To Politan Counsel
• Crypto Co. Says Suit Over $100M Hack Should Be In Estonia
• NY Health System Accused Of Exposing 3.9M Patients' Data
• Biotech Co. Will Pay $400K For Bribes, Faces No Prosecution
• 4th Circ. Axes Discipline Against ADA Atty In High Court Case
• Music Publishers Want Their Songs Cut From AI Training
• Sony Seeks Early PlayStation Antitrust Class Cert. Denial
• EU Raises Antitrust Alarm Over Adobe's $20B Figma Deal
• Hate Speech Watchdog Fights To End X Corp.'s Data Suit
• X Corp. Can't Go To Judge To End FTC Privacy Monitoring
• Make 'Cost Causer' Pay For Pole Upgrades, AT&T Says
• 10th Circ. Hesitant On App's Liability In Fake-Car-Sale Murders
• Bill Says ISPs, Streamers Should Pay Into FCC Subsidy Fund
• Patent Office Gives Guidance On Computer Image Patents
• Health Care Holding Biz To Go Public Via SPAC Merger
• Microsoft Faces Patent Infringement Suit For Teams Videos
• Forum Clause Dooms Firm's Settlement Fund Hack Suit
• UpHealth To Sell Telehealth Biz To GTCR For $180M In Ch. 11
• Education Tech Co.'s Legal Chief Adds Finance Duties
• Oracle Tells Vice Chancellor $5M Moot Fee Unjustified
• Munger Tolles Beats DQ Bid In GenapSys' Paul Hastings Suit
• AI Can Help Lawyers Overcome The Programming Barrier
• Cos. Must Adapt To Calif. Immigration Data Privacy Law
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Calif. Prosthetics Co. Says Sales Manager Stole Trade Secrets
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Goodwin Procter
• How AI 'Cultural Fit' Assessments Can Be Analyzed For Bias
• Google's CLO Gets Earful From Judge Over Deleted Chats
• Biden Admin. Urged To Reverse WTO E-Commerce Talks Exit
• Israeli Spyware Firm Can't Shake WhatsApp Hacking Claims
• Google Search Judge: 'No Idea What I'll Do'
• FCC Judge Looks To Clear Up Dispute Over C-Band Payments
• Colo. Judge Won't Toss Fraud Claim Over Tech Co. Buyout
• Lenovo Says Asus Infringes Patents With Zenbook Laptops
• Ex-GM Worker Convicted Of Seeking Bribe To Rig $100M Deal
• IP Suit Against Meijer Must Go To Arbitration, Judge Says
• GOP Reps.' FISA Reform Plans Don't Make Advocates Happy
• Cybersecurity Contractor Cops To Ga. Hospital Hack
• FTC Strikes Deal With Prison Phone Co. Over Data Breach
• NYC Eatery Seeks Early Win In 'Vindictive' Trade Secrets Suit
• FCC's 'Rip And Replace' Delays Upset Rural Providers
• FTC Says Cloud Concerns Center On Competition
• Amazon Wins Limits On DOJ Doc Sharing In Workplace Probe
• Cloudera Faces $250K Legal Bill After $240M Jury Loss
• AgileThought Gets OK For $75M Ch. 11 Sale To Stalking Horse
• How Legal Teams Can Prep For Life Sciences' Tech Revolution
• Looking For Defense Contract Appeal Trends In Annual Report
• FCC Accuses Telecom Again Of Phone 'Slamming'
• State Telecom Roundup: The Biggest States' Broadband Gaps
• Key Takeaways From CFPB's Proposed Data-Sharing Rules
• Judge Says Breast Milk TM Dismissal Bid Was Minutes Late
• Alibaba Cancels Cloud Unit's Spinoff Amid US Chip Controls
• 2nd Circ. Holding Could Disrupt SEC Disgorgement Methods
• PersonalWeb, Ex-IP Attys 'Should Be Ashamed,' Judge Says
• Silicon Valley's 'Party Animal' VC Convicted Of Fraud
• Zendesk Hit With Class Suit In Chancery After $10.2B Sale
• Deals Rumor Mill: Starlink, Character.AI, 'Russia's Google'
• 4 Firms Build $100M Investment In Tourism Tax Refund Biz
• Why The Effect Of Vivint Has Been Minimal
• Feds Say Data Privacy Suit Doesn't Merit En Banc Hearing
• Google 'Tipped Off' Media To Fortnite Bug, Epic Jury Hears
• Meta Seeks Trim Of 'Copycat' Health Privacy Suit
• Copyright Office's GC Promises Report On Generative AI
• AgileThought Cancels Auction, Goes With Stalking Horse Bid
• Nikola Founder Denies 'Sinister Motive' Ahead Of Sentencing
• Calif. Appeals Court Affirms NextGen's 'Holder's Claim' Win
• Mixmax Says Revised Chancery Derivative Suit Lacks Support
• Mindbody Ex-CEO, Vista Fail To Get $27M Damage Offset
• Google Says Texas App Developer Didn't Invent Anything
• NY Hospital Cyber Regs A Balm, Not Cure, For Security Woes
• Netflix, Hulu Owe Video Service Fees, Calif. City Argues
• User Scale Powered Google Innovation For Years, Judge Told
• States Want August Trial For Google Ad Tech Case In Texas
• Hyundai, Kia Can't Ditch Insurers' Claims In Car Theft MDL
• Insurer Says Amryis' Ch. 11 Plan Missing Info On $800K Bonds
• FCC Rule Aims To Prevent Cellphone SIM Card Fraud
• UnitedHealth Uses AI To Deny Patient Services, Suit Says
• PTAB Knocks Doorbell Patent In Vivint Challenge
• Del. Supreme Court Upholds Tidal Deal Investor Suit Dismissal
• Transparency And Explainability Are Critical To AI Compliance
• FCC Chief Floats Prioritizing Localism In Broadcast Renewals
• Divided FCC Adopts Contentious Anti-Discrimination Rules
• Google Gets EcoFactor Thermostat Patent Tossed At PTAB
• Kwok Ch. 11 Judge Says Cloud Documents Aren't Privileged
• OtterBox Rival Can't DQ Counsel In Phone Case Patent Feud
• Preparing Law Students For A New, AI-Assisted Legal World
• Ex-Cop Avoids Jail For Analog Devices Insider Stock Tip
• New Design Patent Bar Aims To Even The Playing Field
• Siemens Paying $2.3B As Part Of India Energy Restructuring
• Google CEO Denies App Store Monopoly In Epic Games Trial
• 8th Circ. Backs The Gap In Customer's Deceptive Price Suit
• Del. Judge OKs Bidding Procedures In Zymergen Ch. 11
• Freelancing Co. Toptal Wins $16M At Trial Against VC Backer
• GM Manager's 'Unethical' Request 'Shocked' Worker, Jury Told
• Delaware Judge Keeps BT Cybersecurity Lawsuit Alive
• Investors Denied Class Cert. In Robinhood Meme Stock Suit
• Core Scientific Gets OK For $37M Ch. 11 Backstop Funding
• FTC Tells 9th Circ. That Microsoft Gets Standards All Wrong
• Lordstown Proposes $3M Severance Plan For Execs In Ch. 11
• Philadelphia Inquirer Can't Dodge Facebook Data Sharing Suit
• PTAB Tosses Claims In Patent Challenged By Samsung
• FCC Proposes School, Library Cybersecurity Program
• Judge Says Numbers Faulty In College Data Breach Deal
• Google Sues 2 Over 117,000 'Weaponized' DMCA Notices
• Train All Services To Fight Small Drones, Report Says
• Apple Blasted For Pausing IP Cases 'Over A Hundred Times'
• ITC Joins Ericsson-Lenovo IP Row With 2 New Investigations
• Senate Republicans Want FCC Anti-Discrimination Plan Nixed
• Software Co. Misled Investors About Payroll Tech, Suit Claims
• Trump-Tied SPAC Shows Losses As Parties Vow To Save Deal
• AIG Unit Wants Bigger Slice Of Recovered Phishing Funds Pie
• ESG Around The World: South Korea
• Honeywell Tells 4th Circ. Royalty Dispute Belongs In Fed. Circ.
• Hagens Berman Head Defends Pro Hac Vice Bid In PayPal Suit
• Express Mobile Takes GoDaddy Patent Win To Fed. Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Tosses Discovery Order In Eckert Seamans Suit
• General Counsel Need Data Literacy To Keep Up With AI
• Michigander Says NJ Firm's Defamation Suit Lacks Local Ties
• Social Media MDL Judge Allows Parents' Negligence Claims
• Conn. Judge Lets Atty Rep His Own Firm Against Consultant
• 2nd Circ. Sends Uber Drivers' Shorted Fare Suit Back To Court
• Competition Considerations From Biden's AI Executive Order
• Google's CLO To Face Hot Seat As Judge Questions 'Culture'
• Cross River Says Fintech Co. Can't 'Wriggle' Out Of Contract
• Seattle Software Co. Misled Investors On Merger, Suit Says
• Latest Impinj-NXP Trial Ends In A $2M Verdict Out Of Waco
• School Attys Seek Table Seat In Social Media Addiction MDL
• Amazon Execs Broke Law To Appease Bezos, Investors Say
• Bankrupt FTX Sues Bybit To Claw Back $953M In Assets
• Google's Defaults Reflect 'Market Outcome,' Judge Told
• WH Aims To Boost Semiconductor Manufacturing In Indonesia
• Google Targets Scammers Who Peddled Infected Bard AI Tool
• Mich. Atty Ducking 2020 Audit Pay Suit, Cyber Firm Says
• White House Nat'l Spectrum Strategy Focuses On Five Bands
• Micron Infringes Memory Chip Patents, Chinese Co. Says
• Effective Altruism Org Seeks To Quash FTX Subpoena
• Canadian Silica Maker, Singaporean AI Firm Ink SPAC Deals
• State Dept. Issues International Principles For Military AI Use
• Privacy Groups To Schumer: Don't Renew FISA In Funding Bill
• Genesis Hits $33M Deal On Three Arrows $1B Ch. 11 Claim
• USPTO Urges Supreme Court To Deny Fintiv Review
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Safety Testing Group UL Looks To Make Mark On IPO Market
• Huntsman Atty Peter Jordan Joins Mayer Brown In Houston
• 6 Firms Build CA$257M Sale Of Capital Markets Software Biz
• T-Mobile Retailer's Past Error Dooms New BIPA Arbitration Bid
• Gibson Dunn Debuts Fintech And Digital Assets Practice
• FCC Told Merging Subsidy Programs Could Hurt Enrollment
• Ex-Cop Says Insider Trading Conviction Doesn't Merit Prison
• Justices Won't Review Reissue Patents In $20M Google Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Cox Agrees To Settle DOJ Citizenship Bias Claims
• Tech, Atty Groups Rip FTC's 'Extraordinary' Bid To Bar Amici
• Google In-House Attys Joked About 'Fake Privilege,' Jury Told
• US Retreat From Digital Trade Talks Confounds Attys
• Meta Close To Trimming Sarah Silverman's AI Copyright Suit
• Ex-GM Manager Sought $5M Bribe, Parts Supplier Tells Jury
• At Trial, Boeing Says 'Petty' Gripes Don't Prove Retaliation
• NY, FTC Dial Up Heat With Financial Data Security Upgrades
• TikTok Says Nonusers 'Pled Themselves Out Of' Privacy Suit
• Apple IPhone 'Back Tap' Feature Infringes IP, Tech Co. Says
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Partial PTAB Win For Apple In Patent Row
• Apple Inks $25M Deal With DOJ Over Citizenship Hiring Bias
• Senators Told That AI Is Already Harming Patients
• Chinese Luxury EV Brand Zeekr Revs Up US IPO
• FCC Chief Counters Hill Critics On Net Neutrality Rules
• Advisory Firm's Early Win Bid In Finder's Fee Fight Shot Down
• AI Could Expand Price-Fixing To Less Concentrated Markets
• Labor Groups Say Feds Must Investigate All AV Operations
• A Look At Healthcare Timelines Set By Biden's AI Order
• A Look At Successful Bid Protests In FY 2023
• FCC Seeks To Pay For School, Library Wi-Fi Hotspots
• Del. Dispatch: Refining M&A Terms After Twitter Investor Suit
• AI Isn't The Wild West, So Prepare Now For Bias Risks
• 'Going Home In A Body Bag': Abuse Claims Surface In TM Row
• Mich. State Bar Says Judges Ethically Must Keep Up With AI
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Get New Bribery Trial Date
• Senate Votes To Block Relaxed EV 'Buy America' Rules
• Virtual Reality Co.'s $655M SPAC Merger Plans Unravel
• Panasonic, Broadcom Reach Deal To End Patent Dispute
• Failed Tech Startup Founders Charged With $100M Fraud
• Trending At The PTAB: Administrative Procedure
• Netflix Gets PTAB Review Of GoTV Wireless Patents
• Judge Trims Patent Suit Over Amazon Alexa Voice Processing
• Astra Space Founders Aim To Pay Fraction Of Prior Value
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shein, Siemens, BioMarin
• Navigating Discovery Of Generative AI Information
• Don't Miss It: Kirkland, Latham Lead Hot Deals
• Aircraft Part Maker TransDigm To Buy CPI Unit For $1.4B
• ECJ Advised To Scrap Ireland Tax Break Ruling For Apple
• Dell Fights For Patent Owner To Cover Fees In 'Frivolous' Suit
• Ex-GM Manager Took Bribes For $100M Contract, LA Jury Told
• Google Offered Epic $147M To Prevent App Flight, Jury Told
• Transparency, Injunctions Dominate SEP Feedback
• Fed. Circ. Weighs ITC Patent Fight Between Google, Sonos
• Current Competition Law Applies To AI, Global Enforcers Say
• Sen. Suggests AIA Is Giving Tech Cos. Unfair Advantage
• Apple, Samsung Can't Get PTAB To Ax Smart Mobile Patent
• AI Firm Urges Fed. Circ. To Let It Protest Deal It Didn't Bid On
• Disney Trims But Can't Toss Privacy Suit Over ESPN Website
• Advertising Group Urges Caution With Private Health Data
• Chancery Sets January Trial On Invictus Legal Fee Advances
• Chancery Gets Queasy On TripAdvisor's Flight To Nevada
• Dish Network Faces Patent Suit Over Ad-Skipping Tech
• Lordstown, Foxconn Agree To Include Investors In Ch. 11 Suit
• Amazon Hit With $47M Verdict On Voice Patents In Del.
• Federal Workers Say Blue Cross Let TikTok Get Sensitive Data
• Telecom Co. Viasat Must Face Calif. Patent Row
• Industry Groups Urge Senate To Add 'Rip And Replace' Funds
• Judge Told Google Android Helped Innovate Mobile Market
• FCC Urged To Make Clearer Way To File Redlining Complaints
• Insurer Settles Suit Against IBM Over Cybersecurity Failures
• First-Of-Its-Kind Artist AI Ruling Offers Liability Guidance
• PTAB, On 2nd Thought, Agrees To Eye Centripetal Patent
• Google Wins PTAB Invalidation On Voice-Command Patent
• Finding Focus: Strategies For Attorneys With ADHD
• A Look At DOJ's New Nationwide Investment Fraud Approach
• No Bond For Ga. Woman Charged With $9M Amazon Fraud
• Naomi Watts Says Amyris Owes Her For Work on Wellness Co.
• Sonos Gets PTAB To Review Google Patent In Speaker Fight
• Quanergy Ch. 11 Plan OK'd After Merger Agreement
• Amazon Opposes Patent Foe's 'Inflammatory' New Trial Bid
• AI Use May Trigger False Claims Act's Public Disclosure Bar
• Dentons Expands New York Office With Venture Capital Pro
• Ford Can't Arbitrate Warranty Suit Over 3G Shutdown
• Amazon Launches Telehealth Platform After $4B Acquisition
• Broadcasters Add Pressure On FCC To Ditch Ownership Rules
• Keeping Tabs On Fight Over Board Diversity Rule At 5th Circ.
• 3 Firms Lead Asia-Based Group In New $1.64B Hollysys Bid
• How Cos. Can Protect Privacy In The Age Of AI
• Boeing Exec Calls IP Manager Untrustworthy In Age Bias Trial
• FTC Slams 'Unhelpful' Amici Briefs In Amazon Prime Case
• Meta Trims 'Little Trees' TM Suit Over Facebook Marketplace
• Google's Deleted Chats Draw Scrutiny At Epic Antitrust Trial
• What Attys Expect From USPTO Guidance On AI And Patents
• Google Exec Says It Needed To Catch Up On Travel Offerings
• Meta Safety Features Are Just 'Placebo,' Whistleblower Says
• Apple Argues AliveCor's PTAB Stay Bid Is Different And Unfair
• Genesis Creeps Toward Ch. 11 Disclosure Approval
• Wash. Judge Throws Out Amazon's AR Patent Suit
• King's Speech IDs Digital Competition Rules As UK Priority
• Rivals Hyundai, Kia Enter Deals With Avanci For 5G Tech
• Patients In Data Breach Suit Say Fraud Risk Equals Injury
• FinCEN Finalizes Beneficial Ownership Reporting Rule Tweak
• Uber Can't Walk Away From Pedestrian Collision Suit
• NC Tax Dept. Missed Deadline To Adjust Net Income, ALJ Says
• FCC Republican Rails Against Anti-Discrimination Proposal
• Beware Privacy Risks In Training AI Models With Health Data
• T-Mobile Urged To Change Phone Upgrade Ad Claims
• Yelp Claims Paxton's Anti-Abortion Center Fight Chills Speech
• AI's Baked-In Bias: What To Watch Out For
• FISA Plan Demands Probable Cause To Get Americans' Data
• Unpacking GAO's FY 2023 Bid Protest Report
• NYSBA Pushes For Legal Reform On Face ID, Biometric Data
• Online Pharmacy Failed To Keep Patient Data Safe, Suit Says
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Former In-House Tech Ace In Miami
• The 2023 Law360 Prestige Leaders
• How Law Firms Build And Protect Stellar Reputations
• CFPB Unveils Bid To Supervise Big Tech's Payment Apps
• PE Firm Ascendent Makes $1.6B Offer For China's Hollysys
• Why SEC Is Worried AI Could Lead To Recession, Racial Bias
• Nike Laces Up For Another Flyknit Patent Battle With Rivals
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Web Patent Google, Amazon Say Is Too Broad
• Google Users Fight To Appeal Denial Of $5.5M Privacy Deal
• 'Millennial' VC Demoted Partner And Hid Financials, Jury Told
• Samsung, Ex-Atty's IP Fight Should Go To Trial, Judge Says
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