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Technology - January, 2015

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• OCZ Trustee And Ex-Brass Spar Over Investigation
• OmniVision Investors Get $12M In Apple Supplier Status Row
• Brand Battles: 'Star Wars,' 7-Eleven, Red Bull
• USPTO Tells Justices 'Good Faith' Defense Harms Patents
• Intellectual Ventures Escapes AIA Review Bid From JPMorgan
• Market Rumors: Alibaba, 1MBD, GFI Group
• Fla. Judge Grants Apple Transfer In Photo Sharing IP Suit
• SAP Says PTAB Ruling Can't Save Invalidated Versata Patent
• DOJ Drops 9th Circ. Appeal In Patriot Act FOIA Dispute
• Coupa Can't Ditch Rival Ariba's Trade-Secret Theft Claims
• Google To Overhaul Privacy Policy In Response To UK Probe
• TPG, Apax Shed Much Of $1.1B Hellas Clawback Suit
• Phoenix Payment Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Disclosure Statement
• Sens. To Probe Verizon Over Supercookie Tracking
• Chipmaker Can't Nix Claims It Misled Investors Before Offering
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear AUO's $500M LCD Antitrust Appeal
• Full Fed. Circ. Could Restrict ITC's Patent Authority
• Tech Giants Back Cisco Fed. Circ. Appeal In $16M Wi-Fi Row
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Wachtell, Davis Polk
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Lewis Brisbois' Jonathan Goins
• Thoughts On Consolidating Federal And State Antitrust Cases
• A General Counsel's Top 10 Tips On Calif. Wage-And-Hour Law
• Sony Coverage Denial Was Right Call, Insurance Groups Say
• Cablevision Sues Verizon Over 'Fastest Wi-Fi' Ads
• FTC Report Raises Stakes For 'Internet Of Things' Regulation
• Protegrity Gets Flak For Bid To Centralize Patent Battles
• Alice Helps Mercedes Land Driver Impairment Patent Win
• Judge Slams Timing Of Plea To Update Zynga IP Claims
• Juror Bias Claim Rejected In Emblaze-Apple IP Battle
• SanDisk Wins Jury Verdict In Patent Dispute With Round Rock
• Market Rumors: Spotify, Aena, Travelex
• Industry Groups Push Senate To Pass Cybersecurity Bill
• $40B Alibaba Spinoff Could Make Yahoo An Attractive Target
• USPTO Wrongly Rejected Digital Camera IP, Fed. Circ. Says
• FTC Strikes Down AgeCheq's 2nd COPPA Consent Proposal
• January Brings Clarity To Some Of 2014's Buzziest M&A Moves
• SEC Says E-Smart CEO Liable For Control Failures
• Adobe Says Forever 21 Is Pirating Photoshop
• FCC Toughens 'Broadband' Internet Standard
• US Businesses Slam 'Intrusive' Chinese Cybersecurity Rules
• Exploring The Nondiscriminatory Aspect Of RAND Licensing
• Key Questions When Selecting E-Discovery Vendors
• Cypress Loses 2nd Bid To End SRAM Monopoly Suit
• Microsoft, AmEx Urge Senate To Back Cyber Info-Sharing
• Apple Beats Bid To Recertify Calif. Warranty Suit On Appeal
• AIA Reviews Unconstitutional, Patent Owner Tells Fed. Circ.
• AG Nom Lynch Promises Independent DOJ In Senate Hearing
• Squire Patton Boggs Picks Up SolarWinds General Counsel
• 3rd Circ. Shuts Down IDT Suit Over $42.5M Winstar Deal
• Consumers Back Strong Privacy Rules In US-EU Trade Pact
• Deals Rumor Mill: SS&C, London Stock Exchange, KT Rental
• Motorola Can't Invoke Alice, Intellectual Ventures Says
• Silk Road's 'Dread Pirate' Hit Up Coders For Tips, Jury Told
• Sens. Move To Revive Electronic Privacy Reform Bill
• KKR Dives Into Israeli Tech Scene With ClickTale Buy-In
• Reed Smith Adds Ex-DLA Piper Atty To NY And SF Offices
• Yahoo's $40B Spinoff Bolsters Large Cap-Hungry Activists
• EU Trade Chief Aims To Pull Down Chinese Investment Hurdles
• Adaptix Ramps Up AT&T, HTC Patent Feud Despite Setback
• Horse Cloning Case Doesn't Back Apple E-Books Bid: DOJ
• CommScope Grabs TE Connectivity's Network Biz In $3B Buy
• TracFone Will Pay $40 Million In FTC Throttling Suit
• India Accepts Defeat In Vodafone Transfer Pricing Tax Case
• The Trouble With Commil Is DSU
• A 1st Look At Potential Reach Of 2nd Circ. Newman Decision
• Powerwave Trustee Sues Ex-Brass In Clawback Suit Blitz
• USPTO Examples Show What Passes Muster Under Alice
• DOJ Atty Joins Call For Google To Back Off Data Encryption
• Deals Rumor Mill: Informatica, HSBC, TE Connectivity
• Oi Bondholders OK Altice's €7.4B Buy Of Portuguese Assets
• Weintraub Hires Ex-Covington Partner To Head IP Practice
• Intellectual Ventures Wants $300M From Symantec, Jury Told
• HP Investors Push For Cert. In Suit Over $11B Autonomy Buy
• Market Rumors: Center Parcs, Altice, Sunrise
• Verizon Will Face Bulk Of $20M Contract Suit, Judge Says
• Silicon Valley Bank Parent Prices $350M In Senior Notes
• Yahoo To Spin Off Rest Of Alibaba Stake To New Company
• Retail Groups Want Data Breach Law With Broad Preemption
• Technology Companies Deny Stealing Ford's Trade Secrets
• FTC Urges Enhanced Privacy, Security For Smart Devices
• NY's Novel Data Security Proposal Likely To Have Wide Appeal
• CVC Pushes Forward With Swiss Telecom IPO
• Court Square Gets Research Now Stake From TA-Led Group
• Invoice Intercepted: A New Form Of Wire Fraud
• When Scientific Research Becomes False Advertising
• 3rd Circ. OKs Sanctions In Telecom Exec.'s Bankruptcy
• FTC Atty Says Kids' Privacy Rule Doesn't Reach Schools
• Adaptix Patents In Apple, AT&T, Verizon Suits Ruled Invalid
• Sirius Wants 2nd Circ. Ruling On Pre-72s Before Class Cert.
• Market Rumors: Presidio, Emaar Misr, Turquoise Partners
• Fairchild Loses Bid To Invalidate IP Behind $105M Verdict
• Cable Giants Oppose FCC Plan To Speed Up Broadband
• HarperCollins CEO Won't Be Deposed In E-Book Antitrust Row
• Marvell Escapes Investor Suit Over $1.5B Patent Suit Loss
• Dynetics Lands $172M Contract To Support US Missile Agency
• Hitachi, Toshiba Deny CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• Pillsbury Adds 10 In Austin With Bracewell IP Team
• Sonus Pushes Back Against Inventergy's Licensing Pressure
• Justices Remand 3 Cases Following Claim Construction Ruling
• Judge Nixes 'Petal-Plucking' Expert In OpenText Patent Row
• FDA Approves 1st-Ever Glucose Monitoring Apps
• PE Firm Raine Group Closes Tech, Media Fund At $850M
• Jury Set To Hear Symantec And Intellectual Ventures IP Fight
• Leading Laptop Imports Trample Audio Patents, ITC Told
• 5 Ways Developers Are Responding To Millennials
• AT&T Swings $1.9B Deal To Buy Bankrupt NII's Mexican Biz
• Investors Fight Violin Memory's Bid To Ax $146M IPO Suit
• Jury Clears Adobe In Photoshop Patent Row With Everyscape
• Orrick Adds 2 Ex-DLA Piper Attys To White Collar Team
• Google Ruling Won't End Video Privacy Class Actions
• Google Settles Street View Patent Infringement Suit
• Duo Gets 6-Plus Years For $30M Telecom Investment Scam
• Altice Eyes $5B Bond Offering To Back PT Portugal Buy
• Brand Battles: RCA, Warner Bros., Asiago Cheese
• 2 IPOs Raise $375M As Slew Of Others Prepare Debuts
• Financial Trade Groups Push Congress For Data Breach Law
• Software Co. TapLogic Hit With Patent Suit Over Soil App
• Apollo's Handling Of Caesars Ch. 11 Threatens Presidio Deal
• HP Takes 4th Crack At Deal In Autonomy Buy Shareholder Suit
• Blue Calypso, Groupon Spar Over Stay Following AIA Rulings
• Commil Urges High Court To Nix 'Good Faith' Patent Defense
• Aereo Says Broadcasters Are Trying To Stifle Its Asset Sale
• Google, Others Renew Push For Digital Privacy Law Reform
• Technology Group Of The Year: Weil Gotshal
• Google, Apple, Sony Hit Over Pre-1972 Songs
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Covington's Stanley Young
• Telefonica Eyes $15B Unit Sale Amid British Mobile Shakeup
• Cloud Co. Box Soars 40% In IPO After Pricing Above Range
• China's Draft Foreign Investment Guidance Is Encouraging
• Google Still Can't Nix SimpleAir Patent Behind $85M Verdict
• NXP Slams Marvell With Patent Suit Over Xbox Wireless Chip
• 4 Insider Trading Guilty Pleas Vacated In Wake Of Newman
• Versata Tells Fed. Circ. New PTAB Ruling Shields Its Patent
• Market Rumors: Box, Aena, Office
• Apple Sued Over Same Features As In Nixed $625M Verdict
• A Data Security Checklist For Companies Hiring Law Firms
• Apple's Beats Music Sued Over Pre-1972 Records
• CIT Turns Down Music Equipment Duty Challenge
• Capital One Says Alice Dooms Intellectual Ventures IP Suit
• Google Codes Force Users To Give Free Labor, Suit Says
• Symantec, Intellectual Ventures Set For Patent Showdown
• Deals Rumor Mill: Refresco Gerber, AVIC, Google
• Microsoft, Harman Among 1st Participants In U.S. Patent Utility
• Cellphone Cos. Duck Some Claims In Consumer Privacy MDL
• GAO Denies IBM's Bid Protest Over DOD Payroll Contract
• Austin Legal Market Comes Of Age As Tech Drives Growth
• The Advisory Board Preps $202M Offering To Help Repay Loan
• Audio Specialist Harman Puts Up $950M For Car Software Cos.
• 5 Ways Technology Is Driving Real Estate Development
• Senate Dems. Push Bill To Strike Down State Broadband Laws
• Battery Maker To Launch Plant At Vacant Mich. GM Site
• Oracle Says Its Antitrust Defenses Are Viable In Sun IP Row
• Baker & McKenzie, Yahoo Rip Contract Row Coercion Claims
• Technology Group Of The Year: Orrick
• New Considerations For File Wrapper Estoppel
• FTC Bureau Head Calls For Online Advertising Transparency
• Obama's Hacking Law Cold Comfort For Corporate Targets
• What Legal Departments Can Expect If Buying Into E-Billing
• Ford, Jaguar Escape Dashboard Computer Console IP Row
• Israeli Defense Co. Says Satellite IP Is Being Misused In US
• Broadband Cos. Push GOP Net Neutrality Bill
• LED Lighting Patent Survives AIA Review In Loss For Osram
• Patent-Eligibility Guidelines Too Restrictive, USPTO Told
• NJ Atty Sentenced To 46 Months In Facebook IPO Scheme
• Apple Says Cloned Horse Ruling Tramples E-Book Claims
• Market Rumors: Uber, Red Star, PT Ciputra Property
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Nix Of $70M Fraud Verdict Against Cisco
• Farella Braun Snags Latham IP Partner In San Francisco
• Ulbricht Dreamed Of 'Silk Road Everything!', Prosecutors Say
• Technology Group Of The Year: Fenwick & West
• FCC Must Wait For Congress On Net Neutrality, Commish Says
• Motorola Says Intellectual Ventures Patents Nixed Under Alice
• Apple Wins Employment Status Appeal For Foreign Engineer
• Mobile Ad Co. Hipcricket Hits Ch. 11, Plans $4.5M Sale
• Google Fights Bid To Amend Android App Privacy Action
• Top 10 Trade Secrets Developments Of 2014: Part 2
• State Of The Union Sets Stage For Privacy Legislation
• Obama Pushes Lawmakers To Overhaul Cybersecurity
• Google, Fidelity Buy $1B Stake In SpaceX
• Google Changes Course In Signing Student Privacy Pledge
• Google, Viacom Escape Child Web Tracking Suits For Good
• 'Nothing Inventive' In Open Text Collab IP Claims, Judge Says
• Dish's Hopper Not Barred By Aereo, Judge Says
• Apple, AT&T, Verizon, HTC Get Win In Adaptix IP Suits
• Silk Road Bitcoin Dealer Faiella Gets 4 Years In Prison
• Synopsys Circuit-Design Patent Claims Invalid Under Alice
• Dell, Philips Resolve Claims In Cathode Ray Tube MDL
• High Court Lets Samsung's Panasonic Antitrust Suit Go On
• LightSquared Cleared For Voting On Falcone-Backed Plan
• GPS Cos. Seek End To LightSquared, Harbinger Liability Suits
• Bird & Bird IP Ace Joins Baker Botts' London Office
• Watch For 8 First Amendment Legal Issues In 2015
• Mobile Wi-Fi Bumps Up Against NIMBY
• High Court Likely To Reverse Commil V. Cisco
• Top 5 Software-Patenting Issues For Life Science Companies
• UK Regulators End Probe Into $11B HP-Autonomy Deal
• Jury Says Sears, Overstock.com Owe $15M In Tech Patent Row
• App Store Privacy Fraud Claims Too Vague, Apple Says
• Samsung Should Face New IP Trial In ChatON Row, Co. Says
• Bad Vibes From Sex Toy Testimony In Amazon Trademark Row
• Elbit Wins $117M In Contracts For Israeli Digital Defense
• UK Teen Arrested In Connection With PlayStation, Xbox Hacks
• Obama Bashes Plans To Block Police Access To User Data
• Audio Tech Co. Investors Get Tentative Class OK In IPO Row
• IPhone Class Takes Apple Antitrust Battle To 9th Circ.
• GOP Unveils Net Neutrality Bill That Limits FCC Power
• Google To Stand Alone In $83M Stock Deal Row Against IRS
• The Administration's Misguided Proposal To Amend The CFAA
• What Companies Should Know About Changes To Cuba Policy
• Clarity And Confusion: FTAIA Developments In 2014
• After Obama Push, FCC Faces Fight To Veto State ISP Laws
• Amkor To Pay Tessera $155M To Settle Chip Patent Suit
• Vt. Suit Against 'Patent Troll' Again Sent To State Court
• Apple, AT&T, Verizon, HTC Lose Bid To Slip Adaptix IP Suit
• RadioShack Faces Cash Deadline, May Soon Hit Bankruptcy
• Seegrid Wins Nod For Ch. 11 Reorganization Plan
• Cameron Wants US To Call Out Apple, Others Over Encryption
• Major Cos. Team Up To Push For Patent Troll Bill
• Ultramercial Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Review Reach Of Alice
• Reed Smith Reps Yahoo In Lease At Tishman's LA Campus
• Tech Giants Want Flexible IP Language In New Trade Bill
• Apple, Google Ponying Up $415M In New Anti-Poaching Deal
• Ford Slams Ex-Employee's Patent Rights Claims
• WTO Affirms US Challenge Of Argentine Import Hurdles
• Costco Gets Mortgage Shopping Patents Nixed Under Alice
• NY AG Proposes Data Security Standards, Tougher Notice Law
• Software-Focused PE Shop TVC Rakes In $115M For 3rd Fund
• BlackBerry Quiets Megadeal Buzz To Investors' Chagrin
• Data Center Sues Bitcoin Miner For $5.4M Delinquency
• On2 Loses Appeal Over Google-Deal Investor Settlement
• CORRECTED: Trends In Criminal Cartel Enforcement
• 9th Circ. Axes Class Cert. Appeal In Disk Drive Price-Fix MDL
• Seegrid Plugs For Ch. 11 Prepack Targeted By Ex-CEO
• State AGs Won't Stand Down In Face Of Federal Breach Law
• Alice Wrecks Claims In Open Text's Patents, Box Says
• DCAA Wrongly Withheld Research Costs, Contractor Says
• Alcatel-Lucent Can't Invalidate Fiber Optic Patent, Judge Says
• DOD Cloud Security Rules Ease Shift To Commercial Vendors
• Intel Gets 3D Graphics Patents Nixed In AIA Reviews
• TransUnion Bids To Hold Ex-Workers In Contempt In IP Fight
• Media Titans Slam FCC Disclosures In Comcast, AT&T Reviews
• Super Bowl Laser Scammer Cops Plea In Fraud Suit
• USPS Can't Ax Trade Secrets Suit In Fed. Claims Court
• Apple, Ericsson Trade Lawsuits In FRAND Patent Fight
• PTAB Appeal Over Seismic Data Patent Gets Shot Down
• China To Set Up $6.5 Billion Innovation Fund
• Sen. Hatch Introduces Legislation To Increase H-1B Cap
• LG Settlement In Cathode Ray MDL Gets Judge's Nod
• Obama Tells FCC To Protect City-Run Broadband
• Market Rumors: China Huarong, Etsy, KKR
• Ballard Spahr Nabs Greenberg M&A Veteran For Atlanta Site
• Patent Troll Bill On Horizon, House Judiciary Chair Says
• UK High Court To Hear Sony Riot Damage Insurance Appeal
• Trustee Objects To Device Maker's Supply Agreement
• Calif. Tech Co. Fights For $4M In Research Tax Credits
• Apple In The Doghouse Over Alleged Misuse Of Puppy Photos
• TPG Leads $186M Funding Round For Online Education Outfit
• Zayo Expands Data Center Biz Through $675M Pickup
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Sterne Kessler's Dr. Longsworth
• Alibaba Buys Controlling Stake In Chinese Internet Ad Giant
• Cybersecurity Will Be A Top Priority In State Of The Union
• Software Vendors, 3rd-Party End Users And The CFAA
• High Court Raises Bar For Cellphone Tower Denials
• Apple, Google Reach New Deal In Anti-Poaching Suit
• Judge Junks Claims That Fairchild Lied In Patent Trial
• Obama Cybersecurity Blitz May Lessen Liability For Breaches
• Diablo Can't Halt Chip Sale Ban As Rival's IP Trial Looms
• Ex-Paul Hastings Atty's Retainer Row With T-Mobile Trimmed
• Telecom Italia Plans Buyback Of Up To $706M In Notes
• NBC, Personal Audio Settle Podcast Patent Suit
• Pulse Fights Push For Full Fed. Circ. To Revisit Willfulness
• Wood Herron Sanctioned Again, Must Give Up Privileged Docs
• Market Rumors: Mindbody, OneMain, Hyundai Motor
• Fla. Cellphone Distributor Sues Samsung Over Supply Contract
• LG To Pay $13M To Clear Wash. AG's Price-Fixing Suit
• MicroTech Protests $5B Army Contract In Fed. Claims Court
• How Splitting Google Into Multiple Cos. Restrains Monopoly
• Antonelli Says Alice Kills Protostorm's $8M Malpractice Win
• FCC Resumes Clock On Comcast-Time Warner Review
• Apple Argues Anti-Poaching Shareholder Suit Bypassed Rules
• Full 7th Circ. Won't Rehear Motorola LCD Price-Fixing Row
• K&L Gates Adds Int'l Employment Atty To New York Office
• Feds Say Newman Doesn't Affect IBM Insider Trading Case
• White House Unveils Proposal To Bolster Cyber Info-Sharing
• A Survey Of Patent Invalidations Since Alice
• Injunction Issued On Chips For SanDisk, IBM Memory Products
• Seegrid Fights Ex-Exec Over Ch. 11 Restructuring Plan
• IP Firm Niro To Pay HTC's Fees After Client's False Statements
• MasterCard Hits Nike With $5M Cyber Talent Poaching Suit
• Google Climbs List Of Top Patent Recipients
• College Broadcasters Ask DC Circ. To Nix New Royalty Fee
• Fed. Circ. Says Patent Suit Against Northrop Is Time-Barred
• Obama's Data Breach Plan Great On Paper But That May Be All
• Deals Rumor Mill: Facebook, MBK Partners, Alibaba
• Disney, DreamWorks Say Anti-Poaching Suit Filed Too Late
• Beats Must Refile Suit Over Rival's Co-Founder Claims: Judge
• Patent Trial Over Google's Street View Called Off
• Obama Floats Breach Notification, Student Privacy Standards
• US Rep. Asks 3rd Circ. To Nix Google Email Warrant
• High Court Wants SG's View On Oracle Software Copyrights
• Alston & Bird Adds Ex-White House Privacy Czar In Atlanta
• High Court Won't Hear 'Dark Knight' Trademark Case
• High Court Seeks SG's Take On Google Street View IP Case
• Tech Giant EMC Adds 2 Directors In Truce With Elliott
• Compliance Trumps Litigation In Asia E-Discovery
• Are Questions Of Fact Being Overlooked In Software Cases?
• Market Rumors: Shopify, Midwest Fertilizer, China Huarong
• Health Care Co. Claims Ex-CEO Diverted Millions
• Brand Battles: College Football Playoff, Samsung, Lorillard
• Samsung Won IP Suit On Faulty Construction, Fed. Circ. Told
• Wyden Again Floats Bill To Bar Backdoor Access To User Data
• Dun & Bradstreet Pays $125M To Bag Number-Cruncher
• Camden Rises As NJ Economic Incentives Bear Fruit
• PTAB Kills AIA Challenge To ParkerVision Patent
• Chinese E-Commerce Auto Co. Bitauto Gains $1.6B Investment
• Adobe Escapes Class Action Over Cloud Subscription Fees
• Insurer Needn't Cover Software Co. Fraud Suit: 8th Circ.
• Cloud Storage Co. Box Inc. Relaunches $162.5M IPO Plans
• Amazon, Costco Sued Over Lighted Cup Holder Patent
• Law Schools Are (Finally) Teaching 'The Biz' Of Lawyering
• Apple Ducks Class Action Over Defective Laptops
• Obama Won't Can Attys Who Prosecuted Swartz Hacking Case
• FCC Defends Contract Access In Comcast, AT&T Deal Reviews
• FCC Chair Hints At Regulating Broadband ISPs As Utilities
• Lockheed's Protest Of $516M Army Corps IT Contract Denied
• Palm Name To Be Revived As HP Sells Brand To Chinese Co.
• Fed. Circ. Backs DreamWorks In 'Virtual Camera' IP Case
• Market Rumors: UTAC, Jost Group, Nirakue
• Symantec Can't Call Intellectual Ventures 'Troll' At Trial
• Domestic Industry Continued To Evolve At ITC In 2014
• InvenSense Hyped Apple Rumors Before Stock Drop, Suit Says
• Activist Starboard Bears Down On Yahoo-AOL Merger Push
• Calif. Fixes Timing Problem For Post-Trial Motions
• 6 Industries Primed For M&A This Year
• Trade Secrets And 3rd Parties: Litigation Traps To Avoid
• 5 Issues Gov't Contractors Need To Know About In 2015
• Fed. Circ. Ices MotionPoint Bid To Stay Infringing-Sales Ban
• AutoHop Helped Cord-Cutters Far More Than Aereo Could
• Nokia Backs Push For Full Fed. Circ. To Revisit Willfulness
• Apple Wants Fed. Circ. To Nix Ongoing VirnetX Royalty
• Simplexity Converts To Ch. 7 After Creditor Deal Gets OK
• GE Capital Paces $4.5B In Three Bond Offerings
• FBI Chief Prods Congress To Enact Cyber Info-Sharing Rules
• 5 Ways Companies Can Protect Themselves From Inside Hacks
• Leahy, Matsui Relaunch Net Neutrality Legislation
• Patent Atty Can't Snare Other Firms In AT&T License Row
• Fed. Circ. Weighs JPMorgan Bid To Pause Software IP Suit
• PTAB Axes 2 Patents After Review Bids Fail To Get Response
• Verizon Buzz Highlights Market's Hunger For Big TMT Deals
• Apple Pushes Fed. Circ. For Smartphone Feature Injunction
• Patent's Annulment Dooms Claims Against Amazon, Google
• FBI Head Says Emails Show N. Korea Hacked Sony
• Google, Prudential Back Scatec Solar's $188M Utah Plant
• Turtles Eye O'Melveny Sanctions In Sirius Pre-'72 Case
• Quinn Emanuel Snags Former US Atty For Privacy Group
• Real Estate Rumor Mill: Facebook HQ, Muji, Chicago River
• Loeb & Loeb Snags Goodwin Patent Partner In LA
• Secrets To In-House Cost Control
• A Few IT Considerations For Gov't Contractors This Year
• The 3 Best USPTO Programs For Expedited Examination
• Monster Sues Beats, Dr. Dre For Fraud Over Headphone Deal
• Market Rumors: AGS Transact, Palm Hills
• Sony, Dell Suit Resumes After Ethernet Patent Survives IPR
• NY DA Bashes Apple, Google For Phone Encryption Plans
• Blank Rome Opens Pittsburgh Office With Duane Morris Pack
• Atty Denies Conflict, Exits Michael Jackson Hologram IP Row
• USPTO Validates Patent Behind CMU's $1.5B Marvell Win
• $12.5M Verdict Stands For Kodak In DuPont Contract Fight
• Toshiba, Circuit City Resolve CRT Price-Fixing Claims
• AT&T Exec Says Cybersecurity Infrastructure Needs Overhaul
• Data Security Co.'s Investors Sue Over Changing Biz Model
• Deals Rumor Mill: Chinese Gov't, Verizon, Wendel Group
• Northrop Patent Row's Timing Defended To Fed. Circ.
• Kirkland Reps Brentwood In Excelligence Learning Buy
• Texas Instruments Can't Get AIA Review Of Memory Patent
• Oracle Says No-Poach Class Action Based On Flimsy Evidence
• Adobe Says Digital Reg Must Pay Fees After Patent Fight
• Dish Pays $13.9M To End CenturyLink Incentive Fee Dust Up
• Investor Wins Remand Of Suit Over Software Co.'s $108M IPO
• No Utility Patent? Try An Integrated IP Strategy: Part 2
• Panasonic Again Urges High Court To Nix Memory Cartel Row
• Toyota Unleashes 5,700 Fuel Cell Patents For No-Royalty Use
• Fairchild Blasts Power Integrations' Lying Claim In Patent Trial
• Facebook, LinkedIn Nix Bascom Patents With Alice Defense
• Fed. Circ. Told PTAB Wrongly Nixed 'Virtual Camera' Patent
• EU Data Supervisor Presses For Privacy Overhaul In 2015
• Fed. Circ. Urged Not To Review Web Conference IP Ruling
• Alliance Data Continues Buyback Streak With $600M Program
• NII Pushes Ch. 11 Hearings Back Pending Analyst Report
• China Drops Rare Earth Quota After WTO Loss
• AT&T Says It's Out Of FTC's Jurisdiction In 'Throttling' Suit
• Apple, Dell, Slew Of Others Sued Over Bluetooth Patents
• UniTek Wins Nod For Prepackaged Ch. 11 Plan
• Levi & Korsinsky Plan Class Action Over MOL Global's IPO
• PTAB Allows Patent Claim Tweak In AIA Review For 2nd Time
• Ex-Qualcomm Director Settles Insider Trading Row With SEC
• NTT DoCoMo Files Arbitration Request To Sell $1B Tata Stake
• Device Maker HEI Turns To Ch. 11 For Liquidation Sales
• 12 Building Blocks Of A Digital Law Library
• Inside China High Court's 1st Antitrust Ruling In 6 Years
• FCC To Pose New Net Neutrality Rules In Feb.
• Hackers Tied To PlayStation, Xbox Hacks Arrested In Europe
• NSA Reports Show It Overstepped Surveillance Authority
• Motorola Urges 9th Circ. To Overturn Landmark RAND Ruling
• Minority Powerbrokers Q&A: Proskauer's Safraz Ishmael
• Fed. Circ. Rules Reissued Radar Detector Patents Are Valid
• IRS Wants Transfer Pricing Testimony From Microsoft Execs
• Tech Legislation And Regulation To Watch In 2015
• Technology Cases To Watch In 2015
• LightSquared Floats $200M Breakup Fee For Plan Proponents
• Google Pushes High Court To Take Up Java Copyright Row
• Apple Hit With False Ad Suit Over iPhone Storage Capacity
• PTAB Says Filing Misstep Dooms Movie Studios' AIA Bids
• Shopping App Maker InMarket Ducks Injunction Bid In TM Suit
• Health Care Analytics Co. To Offer Up To $500M In IPO
• Senators Question DOJ, DHF On Cell Tracking Program
• Chinese Game Developer Valued At $1B In Ex-CEO's Bid
• Alleged Foundry Tipper Says Newman Undercuts Conviction
• Turtles Say It's Game Over For Sirius' 'Fictional Analysis'
• USPTO Guidelines Bring More Clarity To Patent Eligibility
• What To Expect In Criminal Antitrust This Year
• 2015: Judiciary, Lawyers And Law Schools At The Precipice