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Technology - October, 2015

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• Group Slams Mass Removals After H-1Bs Take Debate Stage
• Allvoice Wants High Court To Revive Microsoft Patent Dispute
• EMC Shareholder Says $67B Dell Deal Shortchanges Investors
• Airbnb Initiative Could Spur More Suits In San Francisco
• Judge Questions DOJ's Bid To Unlock IPhone After Guilty Plea
• Pentagon Finalizes Cyber-Risk Rule For Sensitive IT Contracts
• ParkerVision Concedes PTAB Reviews After Fed Circ. Ruling
• Skyworks Ups PMC Bid To $2.2B After Challenge
• Google Asks For Stay Or Dismissal Of Email Scanning Suit
• Sens. Question IRS Over 'Stingray' Cellphone Surveillance
• Good Tech Sues Challengers Of $425M BlackBerry Deal
• Oscars Taking GoDaddy Cybersquatting Case To 9th Circ.
• Jawbone, Fitbit Exchange Further Blows In IP Feud
• Brand Battles: Abercrombie, BlackBerry, Jack Daniels
• Google Pondering Challenge To Russian Antitrust Order
• Ex-Intel Worker Cries Foul Over Retirement Plan Investments
• Ex-Seagate Scientist Wants Full Fed. Circ. To Review IP Case
• T-Mobile Knocks Tenn. City For Cell Tower Denial
• The Latest Unsuccessful Inter Partes Review Petitions
• Google, Amazon Execs Join FAA Task Force On Drone Regs
• Microsoft, Investors Reach Deal In Row Over $732M EU Fine
• Apple Can't Dodge Obligation To Unlock IPhone, Feds Say
• How A Pfizer-Allergan Deal Would Rank Among 2015's Largest
• Could Courts Enable Cheaper Challenges To NPE Claims?
• House Panel Questions Security Of DOD's Electronics Supply
• RadioShack Lawsuit Blitz Seeks Millions From Apple, Others
• Versata Computer Monitor Patent Survives Alice Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Says Atlas WiFi Patent May Be Invalid
• EU Commish Says US Data Transfer Pact Needs More Work
• Daily Fantasy Scandal A 'Wake-Up Call,' DraftPot CEO Says
• Harvard Law Library Plans To Digitize Case Law Collection
• Court Urged To DQ Ex-Orrick Atty's Firm In Trade Secrets Suit
• New Economy Businesses Need New Insurance
• GAO Says Navy Overpriced $25M General Dynamics Bid
• A New US-EU Safe Harbor Agreement
• Lessons From 3 Large Patent Damage Rulings
• Apple Urges High Court To Reject E-Books Antitrust Ruling
• Novartis Snags Atty Fees From Webvention In Patent Fight
• GCs Find Liability Shield In Cybersecurity Info-Sharing Bill
• Apple Continues Push To Toss iPhone Antitrust Suit
• Grail Ex-CEO Denied Freeze Of Mitsubishi Settlement Funds
• 5 Ways Your Ego Is Killing Your Career
• Violin Memory's Attacks Can't Stop Cert., IPO Investors Say
• IBM Convinces PTAB To Eye Intellectual Ventures Data Patent
• Insurance Co. Wants Out Of Policyholder's Website IP Spat
• Keppel DC REIT Drops $92M On Germany Data Center
• Bentley, VW Argue Signal's Claims Not Patent-Eligible
• Data Co. Alteryx Raises $85M In Funding Led By Iconiq
• Tech, Auto Giants Hit With ITC Suit Over Smartwatch Tech
• Spoliation Standards Under The New Rule 37(e)
• Ex-Jackson Lewis Clients Sue Over 'Crap Cleaner' Sanctions
• GTAT Creditor Says Exclusivity Extension Would Cost Estate
• Drone Registry Lands Hobbyists Within Reach Of Regulators
• GSI Rivals Nabbed $40M Cisco Deal With Pilfered IP, Jury Told
• Illinois Rep. Introduces Bill To Protect Fantasy Sports Players
• EU Parliament Votes For Net Neutrality, With Exemptions
• Feds Say Consumers Can Tinker With Car Software, Smart TVs
• Pro Bono: The New Associate's Compass To Success
• PayPal Founder Leads $27M Bond Trading Startup Fundraise
• Senate Passes Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act
• Google Slams Rival's Copyright Suit Over Traffic Data App
• Chancery Won't Halt Suit Over $1B IBM Merge Healthcare Buy
• Cisco To Pay $452.5M For Network Security Co.
• SEC Investigating IBM's Accounting Practices
• FCC Outlines Interference Rules For Incentive Auction
• Expect Greater FTC Scrutiny In Wake Of Schrems
• Biz Groups Urge Indonesian Gov't To Nix Investment Hurdles
• TE Connectivity Slams Insurer's Bid To Toss Legal Fee Row
• HP Owed $23.5M In Pension Plan Underpayments From US
• Feds Tell 2nd Circ. Foundry Insider Not Saved By Newman
• Reed Smith, Philips Shake Sanctions Bid In Trade Secret Row
• Apple V. Samsung: Damages For A Canceled Patent?
• US Agrees In Principle On Data-Sharing Pact, EU Says
• 9th Circ. Dismisses HP Shareholder's Foreign-Bribery Suit
• ABA Urges China Not To Single Out IP Under Antitrust Rules
• TCPA Suits Get Another Boost As 3rd Circ. Defines Autodialer
• Jenner & Block Snags DOJ's Former Chief Privacy Officer
• Baker Botts Scores Former NASA Engineer In Texas
• Apple Must Pay $234M For Flouting WARF Patent, Judge Says
• Microsoft Says IRS' Use Of Quinn Emanuel Dooms Summons
• Tech Group Urges EU To Strengthen Net Neutrality Proposal
• Jawbone Says Fitbit Bid To Nix Patents Should Wait For ITC
• Apple Says Gov't Can't Force It To Unlock iPhone
• NYSE Parent Co. Pays $5.2B To Nab Interactive Data Corp.
• Split $2M Verdict Over Robotic Car Part Assembly-Line Row
• Exelis Investors End Suit Over $4.75B Sale To Harris
• VirnetX Asks PTAB To Reconsider Security Patents Review
• Refresh Or Rebuild? Website Strategies For Big Law
• Allegation Of Willful Infringement May Get Its Bite Back
• 3 Pros And 7 Cons Of USPTO's Section 101 Guidance Update
• SEC Picks Up The Pace On Financial Reporting Fraud Efforts
• Wikipedia-Led Attack On NSA Spying Program Shut Down
• 'Patent Troll' Says HTC, Motorola Overreaching On Fees
• Taxation With Representation: Jones Day, Cleary, Kirkland
• White House Throws Weight Behind Cyberthreat Bill
• 3rd Circ. Breathes New Life Into Yahoo TCPA Suit
• Safe Harbor Demise Deals Blow To FTC Authority, Brill Says
• JPMorgan Software Tweaks Breached Contract, Calypso Says
• Apple's IOS Update Causes Data Overages, Suit Says
• Grail's Ex-CEO Sues Co., Niro Haller Over Deal In $124M Suit
• Naspers Adds $1.2B To Stake In Classifieds Site Avito
• Midmarket GCs Lag The Most On E-Discovery Tech
• Challenges In Law Firm HIPAA Compliance
• Yahoo's First Online-Only NFL Broadcast Draws 30 Sponsors
• Google Books Ruling Reinforces Core Goal Of Copyright Law
• DOD Missing The Boat On Tech Cost Savings
• IBM Beats Intellectual Ventures Security Patent At PTAB
• Pandora Pays Labels $90M To Settle Pre-1972 Fight
• Alice Doesn't Mean Fast Patent Eligibility Rulings, Judges Say
• Venable DQ Bid Slammed In Tech Rivals' Trade Secrets Row
• Why More Businesses Are Considering The B Corp. Model
• Loeb & Loeb Grows Beijing VC Practice With Ex-Cooley Atty
• Home Depot Accused Of Infringing Receipt Technology
• China Increasing Patent Rights As US Goes The Other Way
• Senate Advances Cyberthreat Info-Sharing Bill
• ITC Patent Docket Shrinks As Smartphone Wars Wind Down
• 8 Regulatory Considerations For Digital Health Care Cos.
• Active Safety Systems Open New Roads To Auto Defect Claims
• A Bird's-Eye View Of Base Erosion And Profit Shifting
• Nautilus Fires Back At Diebold's ATM Patent Suits
• EMC Shareholder Says Dell's $67B Takeover Price Too Low
• Consumers Give Class Cert. 2nd Spin In Optical Drive MDL
• Superfund Divisibility Remains Elusive, But Possible
• Surge In Semiconductor Deal Value Sets Tech M&A On Fire
• Microsoft Exec Urges New Approach To US-EU Data Transfers
• House Panel Questions Exceptions In Cell-Tracking Rules
• 3 Tips To Avoid 3D Printing Trade Secret Jams
• Yahoo, Google Ink Search Deal With Antitrust Exit Clause
• Apple May Get Memory IP Suit Halted During AIA Review
• Rudolph Must Pay Atty Fees, But Not $3.2M, Fed Circ. Says
• Chancery Says $6.9B Deal Price Was Fair In BMC Appraisal
• Apple Asked To Weigh In On Law In Phone-Unlock Fight
• NJ Court Says Officials Erred In OK'ing LG Office Tower
• Kinglite's Computer Patent Claims Nixed Under Alice
• 'Unicorn Startup' Beats Bid To Block Its Products In IP Row
• AT&T Exec Says Internet Of Things Needs Light Regulation
• An Update On Section 101 Rejection Rates At The USPTO
• 2 PE Firms Will Drop $4.5B To Take SolarWinds Private
• Baker & McKenzie Gains Kilpatrick Townsend Commercial Pro
• EU Fines Disk Drive Makers $132M For Price Collusion
• Jones Day Steers Lam Research's $10.6B KLA-Tencor Buy
• 4 Reasons To Use Electronic Deposition Exhibits
• Western Digital Inks $19B Deal For SanDisk
• Samsung, LG Get PTAB To Nix Claims Of Data Retrieval Patent
• Groups Slam Bid To Use Cybersecurity Bill To Expand CFAA
• TCL Insists Ericsson Willfully Destroyed Patent Evidence
• Waves Of FCA Tax Fraud Claims Could Follow Sprint Ruling
• Goodwin Procter Nabs Tech Pro For Silicon Valley Office
• Chancery Leaves Goldman On The Hook In $4B Tibco Deal Suit
• Israel Shuts Down US Data Transfers In Wake Of EU Ruling
• Yahoo Still On Hook For Scanning 'Stored' Emails, Class Says
• Fed. Circ. Rejects Software Co. Owner's Gov't Contract Suit
• Apple Says It Can't Unlock New Devices For Law Enforcement
• EU Watchdog Says Creativity Not Answer To Data Pact Demise
• Samsung Asks Full Fed. Circ. To Eye $548M Award, Sales Ban
• PTAB Invalidates Claims Of IV's Encryption Patent
• IT Co. Says Faulty Google Doc Cost It Gov't Contract
• Google To Take Over Vestas Stake In Kenya Wind Project
• Ceglia's Atty Sues Facebook For Defamation In Scam Row
• Spherix, Huawei Settle Row Over Rockstar Network Patents
• Protegrity's Database Patent Invalid Under Alice, Judge Says
• House OKs Bill Extending Data Privacy Rights To Foreigners
• SAIC Moves To Block Quick Win In Afghanistan Contract Row
• Irish Data Regulator To Investigate Facebook Data Transfers
• Warrantless Cell Tracking Unconstitutional, High Court Told
• GSA Seeks Proposals For $50B Telecom Upgrade Project
• Sprint Must Face $300M New York Tax Fraud Suit
• The 9th Circ.'s Rule 6(e) Test For Private Antitrust Cases
• SIFMA Throws Support Behind Senate Cybersecurity Bill
• High Court Cases Could Clear Way For Bigger Patent Damages
• Google, Amazon, Samsung Dodge TM Suit Over Soccer Apps
• High Court Urged To Revive Patent Suits Against Retailers
• Nokia Gains Chinese Approval For $17.7B Alcatel-Lucent Deal
• JPMorgan Seeks Victory, Sanction On Intellectual Ventures
• Thales Bulking Up Data Protection With $400M Purchase
• Deals Rumor Mill: SanDisk, Cerberus, Andrade Gutierrez
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Rejection Of Software Patent On 2nd Review
• EU Data Ruling Moot In Microsoft Warrant Fight, DOJ Says
• Wis. Judge Reverses NCR Superfund Divisibility Ruling
• NY Releases Draft Corp. Tax Regs On Digital Products
• The Internet Of Things: Government Oversight And Security
• China Eases Restrictions On Western Digital-Hitachi Merger
• Microsemi Challenges Skyworks' PMC Buy With $2.4B Bid
• Dell Strikes Deal With Mitsubishi In CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• Check Printing Biz Makes $160M Data Analytics Buy
• LG Fights Washing Machine Tariffs At CIT
• OPINION: The Bitter Pill Of Competition Within Large Law
• Justices To Review Standard For Willful Patent Infringement
• In Congress: Highway Funding, Debt Ceiling, Clinton
• Google Settles Suit Over Priceline Founder's Photo-Tagging IP
• Google Hit With Fees For 'Overbroad' Subpoenas In IP Fight
• DOJ Pushing For Enhanced Tools To Combat Cyberthreats
• In Google Books Case, Famed Judge Takes A Victory Lap
• Unified Patents Convinces PTAB To Review Streaming Patent
• Apple Must Pay $234M For Infringing WARF Patent, Jury Says
• Apple Store Workers Say Bag Checks Flout Calif. Labor Law
• Calif. High Court Takes Up Latham Malicious Prosecution Row
• EU Watchdogs Set Deadline For Safe Harbor Replacement
• GAO Sees Speed Bumps Facing DOT Connected-Car Program
• B&N Tablet Buyers Rip 'Irrelevant' Bid To Block Class Cert.
• Tech Co. Beats Microsoft Derivative Suit Over Restructuring
• How To Challenge Tax Regs On Administrative Law Grounds
• Google Book-Scanning Project Is Fair Use, 2nd Circ. Says
• Jury Finds SOLiD Didn't Infringe Corning's Telecom Patent
• Ericsson Blasts Apple's Push For ITC Invalidity Ruling
• Twitter Must Rewrite DOJ Surveillance Suit To Keep It Alive
• Apple Dodges Triple Damages In $400M WARF Patent Suit
• Yodlee Investors Challenge $660M Merger With Envestnet
• Oracle Wins $50M Copyright Infringement Verdict Over Rimini
• Microsoft Asks High Court To Review Xbox Defect Suit Revival
• 3 Firms Steer Square's Plans For $275M Public Debut
• Full Fed. Circ. Refuses To Review First-Ever CBM Decision
• Deals Rumor Mill: Anheuser-Busch, Staples, Analog Devices
• Would-Be Army Contractor Loses Protest Of $170M IT Bid
• Fortinet Trade-Secret Claims Survive In Sophos Lawsuit
• Metadata 101 For Lawyers: A 2-Minute Primer
• Duane Morris Nabs Ex-Kenyon & Kenyon Patent Pro In Calif.
• Apple Says Ericsson LTE Patents Fail Under Alice
• Calif. Sets Standard For Privacy Liability With New Laws
• Ark. Officials Dodge Attack On License-Reader Ban At 8th Circ.
• PMC-Sierra Investor Challenges $2B Skyworks Deal
• Judge Slams Apple Warranty Buyers' Cert. Bid, Prior Attys
• HP, Adobe Get Messaging Patents Killed Under Alice
• UK Gov't Can Spy On Parliament, Tribunal Says
• Reebok Blocks Blind Customers From Its Website, Suit Says
• FCC Probes Broadband Impact In Charter-TWC Merger Review
• Tyco To Appeal $127M Judgment In Shareholder Suit
• Ex-Paul Hastings Trial Pro Joins Orrick In Southern Calif.
• DirecTV Wants FTC's Deceptive-Ad Suit Trimmed
• Apple Can't Escape IPhone Antitrust Action, Customers Say
• Violin Memory Slams Class Cert. Bid In Suit Over $146M IPO
• Apple Can't Ditch IPhone Customers' Suit Over IOS Update
• Barnes & Thornburg Has Conflict In Patent Suit, Telecom Says
• Sedgwick Adds Ex-Locke Lord Privacy Co-Chair
• AT&T Blasts FCC 'Plea For Deference' On Net Neutrality
• SEC Scores Partial Win, Smaller Fines Against E-Smart Execs
• Samsung Can't Put Off Paying $548M In Apple Smartphone War
• Good Tech Investors Seek To Block $425M BlackBerry Deal
• Judge Gilstrap Rejects ZTE's New Trial Bid After $31M Verdict
• 3 Firms See Patience Pay Off With $67B Dell-EMC Deal
• 11th Circ. Says Tech Magnate Participated In Tax Shelters
• Deals Rumor Mill: SanDisk, Ferrari, China Reinsurance
• Q&A With Fordham's James Brudney
• Enzo Reaches $10M Deal With Affymetrix To End Patent Row
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Banking Security Patent Invalid
• Fitbit Workers Must Hand Over Alleged Jawbone Trade Secrets
• Foley Adds Tech Transactional Partner From Paul Hastings
• Righting The Privacy Boat After The EU Safe Harbor Ruling
• IRS Defends Quinn Emanuel-Aided Microsoft Summonses
• Paul Hastings, Gibson Dunn Steer Warriors Arena Land Deal
• Jury Finds Apple Infringes WARF Patent In $400M Trial
• Private Detective Accuses Ford Of Defamation In Versata Case
• Epstein Becker Grabs SAIC, Miller Canfield Technology Pros
• Google Beats Data Patent Holder's Claims At Trial
• How 'Dancing Baby' Case Changes Copyright Law
• Apple E-Book Monitor No Longer Necessary, Judge Says
• Privacy, Security, Risk: What You Missed At IAPP Conference
• Chancery Blasts Disclosure-Only Deal In HP Merger Suit
• SAS Wins $29M Jury Award Over Software License Breach
• Microsoft Strikes Out In Sensor Patent AIA Review Bid
• 'Reckless' NetApp IP Suit Costs Acacia $1.4M At Fed. Circ.
• Craigslist Wins Permanent Ban On No-Show Data Scraper
• Fla. Businessman Claims Brightstar Breached Joint Venture
• Lexmark Gets Data Processing Patent Killed Under Alice
• FAA Starts Eyeing Drone-Tracking Technology
• 10 Ways To Become A 360-Degree Lawyer
• Educational Software Co. Plans $75M IPO
• AT&T, Lucent Don't Owe $25M Tax, Calif. Appeals Court Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: Intel, Dell, Formula One
• EU's Safe Harbor Ruling Fuels Call For Legislative Action
• Millennial Shareholder Can't Shut Down $238M AOL Buy
• HarperCollins, Others Say E-Book Antitrust Suits Fall Flat
• Google, Facebook Lose Bid To Toss Email Patent Suit
• 3 Years Of IPR: A Look At The Stats
• Taxation With Representation: Cravath, Skadden, Jones Day
• Going To The Heart Of Workplace Health Programs And Apps
• Fujifilm Says $10M Patent Verdict Supported By Evidence
• Real Estate Rumors: Queensgate, Salesforce, WeWork
• HTC And 'Original Patent Troll' End Antitrust Suit
• Deal Reached In 1st Suit Under Fla.'s Anti-Patent Troll Law
• Path's Top Execs Must Testify In User Privacy Case
• IT Workers Hit General Dynamics With Wage-And-Hour Claims
• US Seeks Ban On Lithium Batteries In Passenger Plane Cargo
• Troutman Sanders Nabs Ex-Faruki Ireland Cybersecurity Pro
• Shareholder Sues Adept Tech Over $200M Sale To Omron
• Hitachi Underscores Need For Robust FCPA Due Diligence
• Drone Bill Would Make Reckless Flying A Criminal Offense
• Deere Faced Off-Limits Arguments In IP Trial, Fed. Circ. Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Valentino Fashion Group, Sony, Dell
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With Abstraction In Network Patent Case
• Jury Awards $5M Verdict In Closed-Caption Phone Patent Row
• Verizon Says Personal Info Won't Be Shared In AOL Ads
• CRT Purchasers Call Price-Fixing Deal, Atty Fees Unfair
• LightSquared Bankruptcy Curb On Ergen Too Broad
• Potential 3-D Printing Pitfalls For Retailers
• Want A Preliminary Injunction? Show The Value Of Your Patent
• Late Changes In Oracle Patent Suit Rejected By Judge
• Apple, Facebook Beat Data Processing, Storage Patent Suits
• Hedge Fund Gets PTAB To Eye VirnetX Patents In Apple Case
• Microsoft Flags EU Data Pact's Demise In Fight Over Warrant
• Calif. Gov. Signs Bill Addressing Smart TV Privacy Concerns
• Pure Storage's Bumpy Debut Could Dampen Tech IPO Hopes
• Facebook Says Many Investors Knew Of Problems Before IPO
• FCC Grants AT&T Wi-Fi Calling Rules Waiver
• Volvo Will Accept Liability For Self-Driving Car Crashes
• FBI Bid Process For Radio Equipment Was Flawed, GAO Says
• Cryogenics Co. Taylor-Wharton International Hits Ch. 11
• Trustee Raises Privacy Objections To Quirky's Sale Bid
• NPE Drops Kickstarter Suit Over Online Sex-Toy Patent
• Symantec Invokes Alice To Fight Intellectual Ventures Patents
• Venable Snags Former White House Cybersecurity Director
• Rovi Urges Fed. Circ. To Flip TV Software Patent Ruling
• Deals Rumor Mill: Meituan.com, Staples, Skyscanner
• Pandora Inks $450M Deal For Event Ticketing Service
• Russia Gives Google Nov. Deadline To Fix Antitrust Violations
• Sens. Hear From Wireless Industry On Federal Land Barriers
• EU Safe Harbor Not So Safe — What Now?
• Google's Security Patent Win Based On Error, Fed. Circ. Told
• Cooley Leads VC-Backed Pure Storage's $425M Debut
• 4 Privacy Cases To Watch This Supreme Court Term
• JPMorgan's PE Unit Leads $140M AppDirect Fundraising
• Newman Denial Clears Way For IBM Insider Trading Trial
• The Misuse Of Patent Citation Analysis In Finjan V. Blue Coat
• Demise Of Int'l Data Sharing Pact Opens New Liability Frontier
• Marvell, CMU Trade Barbs Over $1.5B Fed. Circ. IP Case
• Apple 'Own Worst Enemy' In Antitrust Review, Monitor Says
• MedTel24 In Contempt Of Heart Monitor Patent Order
• Google Patent Case In London Shows NPEs Looking Overseas
• IBM Can't Duck Ex-Employee's Suit Over Vacation Wages
• Judge Axes Willfulness In Closed-Caption Phone Patent Row
• Full Service Renews Push For Stronger FCC Enforcement
• Duane Morris Adds Attys From Bracewell & Giuliani, Venable
• Lending Startup ZestFinance Raises $150M From Fortress
• FTC Fines Investor For Not Filing Merger Alert On Tech Buy
• Arent Fox Adds Ex-Kaye Scholer Tech Pro To Corporate Team
• SEC Hits Former OCZ CEO With Accounting Fraud Suit
• VA Has Discretion In Vet Contract Awards, Justices Told
• Apple Supplier To Buy PMC-Sierra In $2B All-Cash Deal
• Real Estate Rumors: Tishman Speyer, Salesforce, Simpson
• 5 Things Clients Never Tell Their Lawyers
• Rebutting 101 Rejections Asserting 'Idea Of Itself': Part 3
• Transatlantic Data Sharing Pact Invalidated By EU High Court
• High Court Lets Stand Apple Smartphone IP Win
• Justices Won't Review Halo Patents In Willfulness Fight
• Google, Amazon Lose Bid To Invalidate ContentGuard Patents
• No New Trial In Toshiba Patent Dispute, Judge Rules
• Telecom Giants Again Blast FCC's Net Neutrality Process
• Justices Pass On Patent Validity Role For Juries In Apple Case
• Investors Say Dell Worth Twice $25B Buyout In Appraisal Row
• Breach Of T-Mobile Data Stokes Cybersecurity Bill Debate
• Justices Reject Microsoft Founder's Apple, Google IP Appeal
• 8th Circ. Voids Cisco Whistleblowers' $8.1M Award
• Contractor Can't Duck Insurer's Suit In Navy Software Row
• High Court Won't Revive Vringo's $30M Patent Verdict
• GSA To Release $50B Federal Telecom Upgrade RFP
• Another Privacy Victory For Video Service Providers
• $4.6B Chipmaker Merger Stiffs Atmel Investors, Suit Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Twitter, Ohio STRS, Alcon
• Privacy Risk Considerations In Health Care IT Investments
• Rebutting 101 Rejections Asserting 'Idea Of Itself': Part 2
• Samsung Wins Emergency Stay Of $548M Award In Fed. Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Apply New Exhaustion Rule To Patents
• Canon Can't Get PTAB To Nix Intellectual Ventures Patent
• Houzz Settles With Calif. AG Over Secret Call Recordings
• Fed. Circ. Denies Google Rehearing Bid In IP Contract Row
• Twitter, Yahoo, Others Win Some Fees In MDL Patent Suit
• Fed. Circ. Resurrects Scientist's Seagate Inventorship Suit
• Brand Battles: MasterCard, LG, World Trade Center
• Capacitor Cos. Want Foreign Sales Price-Fixing Claims Nixed
• AT&T Says Attack Attempts On Devices Have Quadrupled
• London Court To Decide Whether Uber App Is Taxi Meter
• Bankruptcy Atty Calls Square's 'Bad List' Discriminatory
• ParkerVision Can't Revive $173M Qualcomm Win At Fed. Circ.
• InCom Says Disney Knew It Violated MagicBand Patent
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Stay Of Ultratec's $44M IP Award
• Zond Takes Another Hit As PTAB Invalidates 2 Plasma Patents
• FTC Chair Worries Regs Could Undermine Sharing Economy
• Velti Investors' Accountant, Underwriter Claims Thrown Out
• A Case Study On How To Decertify Common Defect Classes
• Disclosure-Only Settlements Face Continued Scrutiny
• Rebutting 101 Rejections Asserting 'Idea Of Itself': Part 1
• Inside National Futures Association Cybersecurity Guidance
• EU High Court Extends Privacy Agencies' Enforcement Reach
• NC Businessman To Plead Guilty To Trade Secrets Theft
• Uniloc Calls EA's Arguments Against Sanctions 'Frivolous'
• TWC, Hawaiian Telecom Get On-Demand Patent Nixed By Alice
• Bonuses For GT Executives Blocked By Bankruptcy Judge
• Deals Rumor Mill: JPMorgan, Bombardier, Elliott
• Autonomy Exec Files $150M Counterclaim Against HP
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Rejection Of Debt Collection Patent App
• Tyler Technologies Pays $670M For New World Systems
• Current Capacitor Investigation May Be Tip Of Large Iceberg