Technology Archive » June, 2024

Technology - June, 2024

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• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Visa, Mastercard Can Manage 'Greater' Fee Deal, Judge Says
• Quinn Slammed By Columbia For Its 'Continuing Audacity'
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• E-Commerce Not Speech, Strictly Business, Ga. Tells Judge
• Match Group Should Escape Investor Claims, Judge Says
• FCC Subsidy Opponents File New 5th Circ. Challenge
• 6th Circ. Won't Move Net Neutrality Challenges To DC
• Texas Bank Wants Ramey Sanctioned For 'Incoherent' IP Suit
• Calif. Panel Won't Toss Trial Win By AT&T's Cricket
• Inventor Group Backs High Court Bid In Patent Eligibility Case
• 2nd Circ. Puts Heat On Internet Archive Over E-Book Lending
• Bitcoin Device Seller Sues Ex-CEO, Alleging $5.3M Fraud
• Patent Office Asks For Comments On 'Experimental Use'
• Maxeon Was Overreliant On SunPower Sales, Investor Says
• As Election Looms, M&A Attys Advise To 'Stay The Course'
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space Launches And Satellites
• Uber Driver Axes Coverage Claims Against Co.'s Insurer
• Google Cloud Hires Ex-Federal CISO To Run Gov't Compliance
• Satellite Cos. Call For More Detail On FCC's Space Debris Plan
• Consulting Co. Says Rivals Merged Despite Promising Not To
• Philips Gets OK For $25M Med Monitoring Deal In CPAP MDL
• Judge Finalizes $4M Deal In Eye Doc Ransomware Dispute
• EU Wraps Antitrust Probe Of Microsoft's OpenAI Stake
• Verizon Hit With $847M Patent Verdict In EDTX
• Providers Need More Time To Meet SIM Swap Rules, FCC Told
• Firm Asks $460K In Fees After $8K Awarded In Copyright Case
• FTC Focus: Competition And The Right To Repair
• 4 Things To Know As New SPAC Rules Take Effect
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Vinson, Skadden
• Litigation Pro Joins Bradley Arant From Houston Boutique
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• Tesla Error Doomed Bid To Arbitrate Race Bias Suit, Court Says
• Interest Groups Want To Join 6th Circ. Net Neutrality Appeals
• OpenAI Faces Latest Copyright Suit From News Organization
• Warner Bros. Sued Over Presidential Debate Streaming Rights
• Uber, Lyft Cut $175M Deal To End Mass. Worker Status Fight
• FCC's Unlocked Phone Regs Could Affect Existing Contracts
• Telecom Co. Says It Isn't Liable For Biden AI 'Deepfake'
• Chancery Orders Hearing On Musk's Texas Pay Ratification
• Chancery Questions $25M Fee-Shifting Bid In LG Case
• Gov't Can Take Corrective Action 'At Any Time,' Fed. Circ. Told
• Google Rips Rumble's 'Fishing Expedition' For DOJ Trial Docs
• 11th Circ. Won't Revive Robinhood Investors' Meme Stock Suit
• Roblox Likely To Face Trimmed Suit Over Gambling By Kids
• TurboTax Maker Wipes Out 2 Of 3 Software Patents At PTAB
• North Carolina's Western District Issues AI Standing Order
• SpaceX Says Local Regs Best Suited For Fixing 'Dead Zones'
• House Panel Cans Vote On Data Privacy, Kids' Safety Bills
• Deals Rumor Mill: Boeing, Blackstone, Bosch
• Nike Loses 3 Fitness Tracking Patents At PTAB
• Free-Speech Orgs Tell DC Circ. TikTok Ban Is Prior Restraint
• CFPB Urged To Set Standards On Rooting Out AI Lending Bias
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Feds Back Debevoise Bid To Avoid Cognizant Trial Testimony
• 9th Circ. Revives US Citizen's Hiring Bias Suit Against Meta
• Justices Leave Blurry Line In Place On Misinformation Fight
• FCC Urged To Prevent Abuse Through High-Tech Cars
• Justices Chide 5th Circ. In Biden Social Media Case
• SEC Fines Ex-Tech Co. Controller In Insider Trading Matter
• State Data Privacy Law Patchwork: Midyear Report
• Online Comic Platform Leads 2 IPOs Raising $390M Total
• Bill Nye Asks Calif. Panel To Reboot His Disney Royalty Fight
• New Hampshire Claims TikTok Exploits Kids For Profit
• Artists Drum Up Support For Bill To Pay Music Royalties
• Ed Tech Co. Can't Beat Investor Suit Over Bot-Inflated Classes
• FCC Threatens To Yank Texas AM Station License Over Fees
• 3 Firms Vie For Lead Role In Autodesk Securities Suit
• Tesla Says Musk's Pay OK In Texas Affects Del. Class Fee Bid
• FCC To Finalize Funding For School Wi-Fi Hot Spots
• Apple Watch Improvement Is 'Inferior,' Docs Tell 9th Circ.
• Judge Denies ConvergeOne Lenders' Bid To Halt Ch. 11 Plan
• Mozilla Discriminated Based On Cancer Diagnosis, Exec Says
• 2nd Circ. Critical Of Electronics Co.'s COVID-19 Loss Case
• Fed. Circ. Says No Fees For HID Global In Patent Suit
• Fair Use Doctrine Faces Challenges In The Generative AI Era
• Olo Moots Investor's Chancery Suit By Axing Free Takeover
• Authors Suing OpenAI Must Hand Over Pre-Suit Test Data
• Newspapers Rip OpenAI, Microsoft Bids To End Copyright Suit
• FCC Allows Foreign Stake In Montana Telecom After Review
• Warburg Pincus Plugs $350M Into Data Connectivity Co.
• AT&T Strikes Deal To Exit Former Exec's Age Bias Suit
• High Court Axes Challenge To Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Bank Groups Rip CFPB Stance On Wire Rules In NY's Citi Suit
• Google Says Epic's Play Store Changes Could Cost $137M
• Temu Is A 'Data-Theft' Biz And Not Marketplace, Ark. AG Says
• Judge Likely To Block Medical Record Co.'s Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• Project Veritas Rips Ore. Recording Ban At En Banc 9th Circ.
• Riley Safer Expands IP Practice With Chicago Partner
• AT&T Says No Windfall From FirstNet Managing 4.9 GHz Band
• GM Gears Up For Legal Dept. Changes With New Top Lawyer
• FTX Gets OK To Seek Creditor Votes On Ch. 11 Plan
• NY Judge Rejects Visa, Mastercard Fee Deal
• Judge Moves Music Publishers' IP Suit Against AI Co. To Calif.
• Amazon Says It Shares 'Cookies,' But Not Prime Viewers' ID
• Chancery Tentatively OKs $15.5M Lordstown SPAC Suit Deal
• No Need To Ship Net Neutrality Appeals To DC, 6th Circ. Told
• FCC Says Anti-Redlining Rule 'Dutifully' Carries Out Law
• Google Tells Fed. Circ. To Eye ITC's Powers If Chevron Ends
• FTC Suit Merely 'Publicity Stunt,' Seattle Bill Pay Biz Says
• Rocket Co. Shareholders Sue For Info On Take-Private Deal
• Sinclair Accused Of Violating Video Privacy Law
• Fed. Circ. Won't Ship Patent Suit Against Apple Back To Texas
• Noteholder Deal Spares Telecom WOM From Ch. 11 Dismissal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Mapping, Jurisdiction, Incumbency
• Gov't Contractors Shouldn't Skip Steps In Rush To Adopt AI
• Ex-Trump Atty Seeks Discovery Stay In Dominion Voting Suit
• Breaking IP Barriers: Q&A With Harrity's Elaine Spector
• EU Opens Microsoft Case, Unappeased By Teams Unbundling
• Why The Patent Eligibility Restoration Act Can Spur Progress
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Advance Auto Parts Hit With 4 Data Breach Suits
• Oracle Can Seek PAGA Arbitration, Calif. Panel Says
• Indian AI Data Center To Go Public In $2.75B SPAC Merger
• Takeaways From Regulators' £61.6M Citigroup Trading Fine
• Bill Pay Co. Tricks Consumers With 'Dark Patterns,' Suit Says
• Tesla Class Attys In Del. Blast Musk's Texas Pay-Salvage Plan
• SEC Official Urges Banks To Report Commercial RE Risks
• Localities Redouble Effort To Block House Broadband Bill
• ITC Shouldn't Oversee Patent Disputes, Utah Law Prof Argues
• AI Cos. Hit With Copyright Claims From Music Labels
• Apple, Amazon Assail Hagens Berman's Class Rep 'Charade'
• 9th Circ. Won't Reconsider Or Sanction In Kari Lake Vote Suit
• Anaplan Beats Chancery Suit Over $10.4B Thoma Bravo Deal
• Illinois, Other States Back FTC Bid To Affirm Intuit Ad Ruling
• Sirius XM Made Millions Off Hidden Royalty Fee, Suit Alleges
• Protecting Trade Secrets In US, EU Gov't Agency Submissions
• 9th Circ. Asks Wash. Justices If Uber Had Duty To Slain Driver
• Broadband Advocates Urge FCC To Revisit Subsidy Fees
• Tailoring Compliance Before AI Walks The Runway
• DC Circ. Backs Gov't Contractor Win In Fight With Ex-Worker
• Auto Software Co. Facing Suit Over Ransomware Hack
• AT&T Must Keep Basic Services Intact, Calif. Regulators Say
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Defense Contractor Gresham Inks $83M SPAC Merger
• Google's Brin, Pichai Must Face Texas Ad Tech Depos
• $2.9M Health Co. Data Breach Settlement Gets Final Approval
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Apple Becomes 1st Target Of New EU Digital Markets Law
• Quinn Emanuel Rips Columbia's 'Utterly Meritless' Filing Bid
• Apple Won't Offer AI Tools In EU Due To Regulatory Concerns
• Kaspersky Hit With Sanctions In Wake Of US Software Ban
• Drug Cos., IP Attys Back Cellect In High Court Efforts
• Google Ditches Wiretap Suit Over AI Customer Service Calls
• Twitter Judge Skeptical Of Musk's Bid To Beat Investor Suit
• Intel Investor Says Top Brass Hid Foundry Losses, Problems
• Live Nation Investor Sues Leaders Over DOJ Antitrust Claims
• Crypto Vet With FTX Ties Launches Fintech Policy Think Tank
• SC Agency Asks 4th Circ. To Rethink Google Ad Subpoena
• Ex-Trump Aide Must Face Hunter Biden's Data Hack Suit
• Watchdog Backs NASA's Move To Cut Bid For $2B Deal
• Texas Fines Major Carriers $10.2M For Deceptive Advertising
• In Ruling By Albright, Fed. Circ. Revives Apple Patent Review
• Meta's Child Porn Defense 'Disingenuous,' MDL Judge Says
• Treasury Unveils Rules Curtailing Outbound Tech Investments
• Fed. Circ. Backs DraftKings, FanDuel Alice Win Over GPS IP
• Judge OKs Parents' Lawsuit Against Google For Tracking Kids
• DOJ Backs Antitrust Case Against Zillow, Realtors At 9th Circ.
• 4th Circ. Revives TCPA Suit Over Fax Promoting Free Webinar
• DC Better Match For Net Neutrality Suits, 6th Circ. Told
• 'Unexplained' Census Bureau Contract Cancellation Reversed
• Zoom Latest Tech Giant Accused Of Infringing NM Co.'s Patent
• Off The Bench: ACC-FSU Rematch, Supreme Win For Fla. Tribe
• 8 Firms To Lead 4 IPOs Totaling $806M As Action Heats Up
• 4 From Cybercrime Group Charged In $71M Hacking Scheme
• What Companies Should Consider Amid Multistate AG Actions
• Rip And Replace 'Ruinous' Without Fed Funds, Carriers Say
• Paul Hastings Bankruptcy Ace Joins Greenberg Traurig
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Keep Pushing For Debevoise Testimony
• 3 Firms Build $540M Take-Private Sale Of Healthcare Data Biz
• Sens. Introduce 'Complementary' Bill To TikTok Ban
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Careful Data Governance Is A Must Amid Enforcement Focus
• TikTok Says Alternatives To 'Dangerous' Ban Were Ignored
• Calif. AG, City Atty Target SpongeBob App Over Kids' Privacy
• Patent Owners, Challengers Spar Over PTAB Rule Proposal
• Web-Tracking Guidance Exceeded HHS' Authority, Judge Says
• GM's Cruise To Pay Calif. $112K Fine Over Robotaxi Crash
• Rockwell Wins Treble Damages After $4M Gray Market Verdict
• Caltrans Tells FCC It's Against FirstNet Control Of 4.9 GHz
• Finance Co. Asks Fed. Circ. To Read Its 1.4K Pages Of Evidence
• Spinal Implant Maker Can Liquidate Under Ch. 11 Plan
• FCC Slams Bid In 6th Circ. To Put Net Neutrality On Hold
• FCC Allows Top-4 Exception So Gray Can Sell Station
• What Employers Need To Know About Colorado's New AI Law
• 5 Critical Factors Driving Settlement Values In Cyber Litigation
• USPTO's AI-Assisted Inventions Guidance Irks ABA IP Section
• 11th Circ. Backs Stryker's Defeat Of Fired Worker's Leave Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Carlyle-KKR, Didi IPO, Open AI
• ZoomInfo Hit With Race Bias Claim By Fired Account Exec
• EchoStar Says Customers Can Skip Junk Fees With Right Info
• Flawed Fintiv Rule Should Be Deemed Overreach In Tech Suit
• Unpacking The Latest Tranche Of Sanctions Targeting Russia
• Tesla Let Racism Go Unchecked In Calif. Factories, Suit Says
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• Assessing The Energy Act 2023, Eight Months On
• Qualcomm Investors Ink $75M Deal Over Licensing Practices
• Tesla Can't Beat 'Right-To-Repair' Monopoly Suit This Time
• IPhone Buyers Want Canadian Data In Amazon Antitrust Case
• Microsoft Reaches Deal With Patent Biz After $242M Verdict
• No Reason To Move Net Neutrality Suits To DC Circ., ISPs Say
• Amazon Hit With $5.9M Fine For Violating Calif. Quota Law
• 9 Firms Vie To Lead Suit Over Ad Tech Co.'s Microsoft Ties
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Philips Communication Patent Claims
• Google's Deal With Apple Should Be Busted Up, Users Say
• Anticompetitive Rules Hinder BEAD Fund, Critic Claims
• Ex-Twitter Workers Seek Class Cert. In Arbitration Fee Fight
• Chastened Boeing CEO Vows Fixes In Harsh Senate Hearing
• Starbucks Among Eateries Facing IP Suits Over Ordering Tech
• ITC To Eye Samsung Loss In LCD Patent Suit Against Rival
• Microsoft Says Starbucks Ruling Hurts FTC's Activision Case
• Democrats Punt On Spectrum Bill, Claiming GOP 'Obstruction'
• Apple Sanctioned In Siri Privacy Suit For Deleting Recordings
• Latham Guides Data Centers Biz In $2.2B KKR-Led Group Deal
• Uber And Lyft Dodge Tracking Patent Litigation
• Determining Who Owns Content Created By Generative AI
• FTC Escalates Probe Into TikTok's Privacy Measures For Kids
• Skip Versus File: The Patent Dilemma That Costs Millions
• Chicago Cubs Will Pay $1.2 Million To End TCPA Suit
• Ariz. County Says New Kari Lake Vote Claims Merit Sanctions
• Worker Says Meta Penalized Him For Standing Up For Women
• Restitution Plan For Lead-Test Defects Leaves Judge Uneasy
• Musk Pay Claims Still Alive After Texas Vote, Chancery Told
• Cooley Adds Ex-Kirkland Global Fund Formation Atty In NY
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• HP Escapes 'Novel' 401(k) Suit Over Use Of Forfeited Funds
• 'What Am I Supposed To Do?': Epic-Apple Doc Row Irks Judge
• Calif. Becomes Last State To Ink Deal Over Blackbaud Breach
• Startup Wants To Add More Than $200M To Boeing IP Verdict
• Microsoft Renews Sanctions Bid Against Texas IP Law Firm
• FTC Says Adobe Uses Fee To Trap Consumers In Subscription
• Bitcoin Mining Hosting Vendor Can't Dodge $6.4M Suit
• Judge Cements Decision Clearing Cisco From $2.75B Ruling
• T-Mobile To Consider Changing 'Price Lock' Ads After Dispute
• US Surgeon General To Seek Warning Label On Social Media
• 9th Circ. Says Facebook 'Face Signatures' Not Subject To BIPA
• Tesla Says Texas Charter, Musk Pay Have Impact In Delaware
• SEC Alleges Texas Man Offered Virgin Sham $200M 'Lifeline'
• Ad Tech Judge Says No 'Moving Target' Damages, No Jury
• Toss Universal Service Fund Challenge, FCC Urges 5th Circ.
• Top Patent Eligibility Rulings In The Decade Since Alice
• Google Says Texas Took Opposing Positions On Key Law
• FTX, Customers Lay Claim To SBF's $11B Forfeiture Tab
• Bookstores Appeal Denied Bid To Join FTC's Amazon Case
• Huawei Slams Netgear's 'Tenuous' RICO Case
• OECD Tax Plan Is Developing Nations' Best Choice, Prof Says
• Repeat Violations Land Ore. Forwarder Export Denial Order
• What 4 Cyber Protection Actions Mean For Marine Transport
• Consulting Firms To Pay $11.3M Over Rent Help Site Breach
• L3Harris Rips Moog's Counterclaims In $78M Contract Suit
• Cyber Takeaways For Cos. From Verizon Data Breach Report
• Sen. Spectrum Bill Called Inadequate For Connectivity Needs
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• King & Spalding Repping IQVentures On $504M Aaron's Buy
• Mich. Justice Wants Tax-Break Filing Options After Mail Fiasco
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices To Decide If False Claims Act Applies To E-Rate
• Justices Reject Dispute Over $3.1B South Korean Military Deal
• Justices To Hear Nvidia Case On Securities Pleading Standard
• Meta Halts AI Tech Debut In EU After Regulatory Backlash
• Electronics Cos. Fight 'Drastic' $2B Price-Fixing Default
• Tata Must Pay $168M For Trade Secret Theft, Texas Judge Says
• Novel Ill. Swipe Fee Law Sparks New Banks V. Retailers Battle
• Global Payments Inks $3.6M Deal Over Fee Disclosure Fallout
• Amazon Sued For Locking Up Audiobooks, Charging Up To 75%
• FCC To Fine ASUS $367K For Wi-Fi Gear Over Power Limits
• FCC Settles Probe Into Data Breach At Liberty Latin America
• Amazon Slams Co.'s Bid For $180M Interest On $525M IP Win
• Amazon On Hook For $122M In Ad Patent Case, Jury Says
• Samsung Can't Get Stay After PTAB Axes IP In $303M Verdict
• G7 Takes Aim At China Trade For Prolonging Ukraine War
• Elon Musk's Court Cases Remain A Live Issue In Delaware
• Industry Groups End 2nd Circ. Case Over NY Broadband Law
• Ga. Woman Wants 'Illegal' Online Gambling Suit In State Court
• T-Mobile Sues NJ Town Over Plan For School Cell Tower
• Zillow Settles Antitrust Case Against ShowingTime Rival
• Brazil Telecom Tower Investor Sues For Delaware Litigation
• X Dodges Porn Filter BIPA Suit For Now
• Feds Lob New Charges Over $430M Dark Web Market
• Tracking China's Push To Invalidate Foreign Patents
• Study Bulk ISP Billing, But Don't Pass Rules Yet, FCC Urged
• 3 Ways To Fight Alice Rejections Of Blockchain Patents
• Autodesk Legal Chief Sees Compensation Package Near $4M
• Calif. Software Co. Hits UnitedLex With Copyright Suit
• Biotech Clinches Latest Funding Round With $55M In Tow
• Takeaways From Nat'l Security Division's Historic Declination
• DOJ's Google Ad Tech Suit Bound For Sept. Trial
• F1 Driver AI Case Sheds Light On Winning Tactics In IP Suits
• Lessons From Epic's Dutch Fine For Unfair Marketing To Kids
• Apple Fights To Ax 'Speculative' IPhone App Antitrust Suit
• IP Forecast: Cooley Atty Faces DQ Bid Over Past Patent Work
• Canadian Businessman Cops To Stealing Tesla Trade Secrets
• Apple Workers' Suit Says Women Are Paid Less For Same Work
• Vt. Gov. Blocks 'Outlier' Data Privacy Bill With Lawsuit Trigger
• 2nd Circ. Case Over NY Broadband Law Could Wrap Up
• Cooley-Led Diagnostics Firm Tempus AI Raises $411M IPO
• Zoom's $150M Investor Deal Nears OK, But $50K Award Iffy
• Samsung Wants $26M Fees In IP Case Ended By Misconduct
• Tesla Investors Sue Over Musk's Extracurricular xAI Diversion
• Judge Asks If Amazon Is Doomed To Stay In Wiretapping Suit
• FCC Wants To Revamp Citizens Broadband Radio Service
• Jury Finds Infringement In Chart Copyright Case
• Apple Wants Discovery Hearing Closed In IPhone Class Action
• Feds Get $4.6M In Deal Over Telehealth Billing Fraud Probe
• Cloud Software Co. Brass Hid Revenue Woes, Suit Says
• Cannabis Cos. Make Deal Ahead Of Expected DEA Downgrade
• Legal Aid Org Wants DHS Records On Asylum Data Leak
• California Has A Duty To Curtail Frivolous CIPA Suits
• GOP Lawmakers Want China Patent Data Amid Tech Pact Talks
• Tesla Shareholders Approve Musk's Compensation Package
• House Re-Ups Bill Targeting Counterfeit Online Goods
• Risks And Promises Of AI In The Financial Services Industry
• Fintech Remitly Hires Ex-Google Compliance Chief
• Data Center Developer Secures Upsized $9.2B Investment
• Verizon Opposes AT&T's FirstNet As 4.9 GHz Band Manager
• IBM Resets Antitrust Review Clock For $6.4B HashiCorp Buy
• 8th Circ. Insurance Ruling Spotlights Related-Claims Defenses
• Meta Facing Complaint Over Plans To Train AI With User Data
• How 3 Firms Cleared 2 Ex-Autonomy Execs In HP Fraud Case
• JP Morgan Closes Debut Life Sciences Fund At Over $500M
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• FTC Urged To Get Moving On Stalled Privacy Rulemaking
• Hytera Tried 'End Run' Around Court's Power, Motorola Says
• Microsoft Faces EDTX Patent Suit Over AI Supercomputer
• FTC Tells DC Circ. It Can Modify $5B Meta Privacy Deal
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ax Of Slide-To-Unlock Patent
• School Says Declaration Bares Quinn Emanuel Lies In IP Feud
• Samsung Competitor Can't Get Quick Win On Laches Claim
• Apple Gets PTAB To Cut Some Voice Recognition IP Claims
• FTC's Amazon Prime Trial Moved To June 2025 Amid Doc Fight
• Microsoft, OpenAI Call Papers' Suit A 'Copycat' Of NYT's Case
• Teams Can't Prop Up Fox Philly TV License, Group Says
• CalPERS Opposes $5B Atty Fee In Musk Pay Fight
• FCC Told Alaska Needs More Broadband Support
• Fired SpaceX Workers Say Musk Runs Co. 'In The Dark Ages'
• Mobile Game Maker Ruled Liable For Illegal Gambling In Wash.
• Ex-Navy Employee Pleads Guilty To Contract Bribery Scheme
• 4 Charged In $50M Email, Romance Fraud Schemes
• Miss. Social Media Age Law Faces Free-Speech Challenge
• SPAC Dealmakers Expect Modest Pickup After Market Bottom
• Directors Of Defunct Med Tech SPAC Seek Toss Of Del. Suit
• SEC Says Texas Crypto Cases Aren't Related To Fraud Suit
• Okta, Investors Reach $60M Deal In Cyberattack Coverup Suit
• QuantumScape Shareholders Seek Initial OK For $47.5M Deal
• Amazon Flex Drivers Seek to Arbitrate Employment Status
• Colo. Tech Co. Says Startup Founder Can't Shield Sale Docs
• Key FCC Enforcement Issues In AT&T Location Data Appeal
• Lawmakers Reach Deal With DOD On Spectrum Sharing
• Patent Lessons From 7 Federal Circuit Reversals In May
• How SEC Could Tackle AI Regulations On Brokers, Advisers
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• Spacecraft Maker Clinches $95M Series B Funding Round
• Musk Drops Suit Against OpenAI On Eve Of Dismissal Hearing
• Amplitude Execs Face Suit Over Post-IPO Share Inflation
• Attys For Restaurant Software Investors Ring Up $2.25M Fee
• Listing Co. Urges Court To Ignore DOJ's Broker Deal Issues
• Prison Phone Cos. Want To Factor Security Cost Into Rates
• Calif. Judge Won't Let Apple Escape Tech Patent Case
• Quinn Emanuel Swapped Sides For X Suit, Data Co. Says
• NFL Balks At Delays, Amendments To Mobile App Privacy Suit
• 9th Circ. Judge On Theranos Appeal: 'Good Story' For Holmes
• HashiCorp Hit With Investor Suit Over $6.4B Sale To IBM
• AI No Scarier Than Nail Guns Or Microscopes, Kappos Says
• 4 More States Join DOJ's Antitrust Suit Against Apple
• Roblox Based Forecast On 'Tenuous' Factors, Investor Says
• FCC Looks To Fine Telecom $2.6M For Failing To Pay Fees
• Biz Groups Urge 6th Circ. To Put Net Neutrality On Hold
• SEC Probing Autodesk After Accounting Practices Report
• Slow IPO Recovery Expected To Accelerate In 2025
• Adeia, X Reach Deal In IP Dispute
• AlphaSense Valued At $4B After $650M Investment Round
• AI Hiring Platform's Ex-CEO Charged With $27M Fraud
• Heinz Charity Says Ex-Adviser Stole Almost $1M Via Sham Co.
• JPML Consolidates AT&T Data Breach Suits In Texas
• What TikTok's Race Against The Clock Teaches Chinese Firms
• Updated Federal Rules Can Improve Product Liability MDLs
• Pa. County Can't Give Voting Machine Data To Mich. Atty
• Texas AG Urges DC Circ. To Revive Media Matters Probe
• Paramount Asks Court To Send 'Top Gun' IP Suit Packing
• Spat Over Texas Trial, Vacation Plans Ends With New Date
• SEC Asks For $1.1M Insider Trading Penalty For Ex-Apple Atty
• JPML Consolidates GM, LexisNexis Driving Data Suits In Ga.
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• 5th Circ. Won't Adopt Rule On AI-Drafted Docs
• Swedish Software Co. IFS Buying Copperleaf In CA$1B Deal
• Longtime Orrick IP Partner Jumps To White & Case In DC
• Elon Musk Sued Anew In Del. Over $16B Tesla Stock Sale
• FDA's Data Monitoring Guidance Reveals Future Expectations
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Yext Paying Up To $220M For Hearsay
• Privacy Law Needs Broader State Override, Trade Groups Say
• Microsoft Wants $242M IP Verdict Axed Or Cut To $1.9M
• Debevoise Aims To Sink Cognizant Bribery Trial Subpoena
• Biz Defends $525M Data Storage Patent Win Against Amazon
• Health Data Co. Says Rival's Request Risks Patient Security
• Apple IPhone Antitrust MDL Heads To NJ, Where DOJ Is Suing
• NY Lawmakers Pass Kids Social Media Addiction Bill
• FCC Urged To Add Missing Persons Code For Tribes
• Cut Penalties For Rural Buildout Shortcomings, FCC Urged
• Emory Settles With Student Accused Of Cheating With AI Tool
• Software Alliance Urges Congress To Tackle Deepfakes
• Unlocking Blockchain Opportunities Amid Legal Uncertainty
• 2nd Circ. Remands Malpractice Suit Against DLA Piper
• Arnold & Porter Advises Cognizant On $1.3B Belcan Buy
• Conduent Buys Back $132M Of Shares From Carl Icahn
• What The NYSE Proposed Delisting Rule Could Mean For Cos.
• Snap Slams Connecticut Girl's Renewed Sex Assault Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Justices To Hear Meta Investor Suit Over Risk Disclosures
• High Court Won't Review FCC's Universal Service Fund
• Public Schools Tossed From Calif. Social Media Injury Case
• Uber Targets Most Calif., Texas Claims In Driver Assault MDL
• Susman Attys Can Exit IP Suit Amid Arigna's Row With Funder
• Sports Co. Scoffs At SEC's 'Unreasonable' Damages Bid
• DC Circ. Undoes Library Of Congress Win In Fair Use Fight
• Parking Lot Tech Co. Wants Rival To Hit The Brakes
• 'Success Kid' Ruling Shines Light On Post-Warhol Fair Use
• Cities, Cable Cos. Seek Reg Changes As FCC Studies Markets
• FCC Asks 6th Circ. To Transfer Net Neutrality Cases To DC
• DOE Reveals National Definition Of Zero-Emissions Building
• Thomson Reuters Fired Worker For Anti-BLM Posts, Suit Says
• Live Nation May Shake It Off In A Long Game With The DOJ
• GOP Lawmakers Want Chinese Battery Cos. Blacklisted
• How Act 126 Will Jump-Start Lithium Production In Louisiana
• Sony Gets PTAB To Knock Out Video Chip Patent On Remand
• Purdue Keeps $32.5M Semiconductor Patent Trial Win
• Jury Tells Computer Co. Acer To Pay $10.3M Over Patent Suit
• Court Software Co., NC Sheriff Fight To Exit Civil Rights Action
• Uber Can Arbitrate With Paralyzed Rider, Mass. Justices Rule
• Thompson Hine Launches Team To Be On Top Of AI
• DLA Piper Steers Tech-Focused SPAC's $250M Filing
• Shein's Pursuit Of London IPO Proves US-China Rift Persists
• Debate Over CFPB Definition Of Credit Is Just Beginning
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ropes & Gray-Repped Bain Buying PowerSchool In $5.6B Deal
• Google Gets Tweaked AI Data-Scraping Complaint Axed
• Tesla Sued Over Vote On Revived $55B CEO Pay, Texas Move
• Texas AG Takes Aim At Carmakers Selling Drivers' Data
• Treasury Eyes AI As OCC Chief Calls For More 'Accountability'
• Cellular Fraud Ring Netted $9M In Fake Lost Phone Claims
• Media Matters Wants Order Blocking Missouri AG's X Probe
• USPTO Rejects Apple's Bids To Reexamine Masimo Patents
• Senate Panel To Weigh Proposal For FCC Spectrum Auctions
• GOP Sens. Attack FCC Plan For AI Political Ad Disclosure
• Judge Trims Claims From Resume-Builder IP Suit
• NTSB Pins Jets' Near Miss On Fog In Austin, Controller Errors
• Simpson Thacher, Latham Guide Waystar's $968M IPO
• Split FCC Kicks Off Cybersecurity Fund For Schools, Libraries
• Garage Address Not Enough To Keep IP Suit In Texas, Biz Says
• FCC Could Change Credit Rules To Qualify For Broadband Aid
• FTC And DOJ Divvy Up Probes Of OpenAI, Microsoft, Nvidia
• 6th Circuit Selected For Start Of Net Neutrality Fight
• High Bar For Booking.com Price Limits, EU High Court Told
• FCC Floats New Rules On ISPs To Protect Internet Security
• AI Co. UiPath's $70M Award Over Chinese Code Theft OK'd
• Meta Can't Get Section 230 Shield Over Scam Ads At 9th Circ.
• UK, US Team Up On Standard-Essential Patents
• AI-Generated Soundalikes Pose Right Of Publicity Issues
• Ex-Autonomy CEO, VP Both Cleared In HP Criminal Fraud Trial
• Dolby Labs Buying GE Licensing For $429M
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• Google Loses Another Patent Board Appeal In Sonos Feud
• Fed. Circ. Judges Skeptical Broadband IP Is Patentable
• 3rd Circ. Revives Union Harassment Claims Against County
• Google Legal Dept. Goes From Crisis Mode To Long Term
• Chamber Says New Docs Show Transparency Issues At USTR
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• Panel To Pick Venue For FCC Net Neutrality Challenges
• Nigeria Holding US Binance Exec Hostage, Lawmakers Say
• USPTO Fee Hike Finds Ally In Google, But Others Have Gripes
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• Microsoft Blasts Gamers' Bid To Add To Activision Appeal
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• Del. Justices Uphold Chancery's Toss Of Auto Parts Deal Suit
• FCC Looking Into Reports Of AT&T Wireless Service Outage
• Samsung Escapes Illinois Suit Over Exploding Vape Battery
• Meta Can't Dodge Trial In Monopoly Suit, FTC Says
• 4th Circ. Says SC Agency Must Give Google Ad Docs
• Epic Accuses Apple Of Stalling Antitrust Doc Production
• A Look At US-EU Consumer Finance Talks' Slow First Steps
• Google Hit With IP Suit By Textbook Cos. Over Pirated Books
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
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• Texas To Launch Stock Exchange Backed By $120M Capital
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