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Technology - March, 2016

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• SEC Chair Urges Unicorn Cos. To Boost Controls Before IPOs
• Amazon Settles Angie's List Suit Over Local Listings
• Patent Holder Must Pay Fees After Fleeing Alice Motion
• OPM To Draw Breach Reporting Lines For Health Insurers
• Police Need Warrant For Cell Tracking Tool, Md. Court Says
• Google Wants Expert Report Nixed In $8.8B Copyright Case
• Broadband Co. Must Face Defense Contractor's Patent Suit
• FTC Chair Wants Risks Of 'Internet Of Things' Addressed
• Digital Rights Group Says Patent Case Shrouded In Secrecy
• Baker & McKenzie, Yahoo Win $2.7B Mexico Court Bribery Suit
• Verizon, T-Mobile Tell FCC Signal Booster Rules Successful
• Apple Denied $2M Fee Bid After AirPlay Patent Win
• Western Digital Inks $5.2B Debt Issue To Fund SanDisk Buy
• Garmin Defeats Suit Over Lifespan Of Batteries
• Deals Rumor Mill: Medivation, Giordano's, SendGrid
• Hogan Lovells Adds IP Pro From Bracewell In Houston
• SEC Beats E-Smart Execs' 'Hyperbolic' Sanctions Bid
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Case Over ITC's Digital Power
• Law And Regulation Of 3-D Printed Medical Devices
• Shifting The Law Firm Business Development Paradigm
• Judge Axes Casino Patent Under Alice After PTAB Refused
• IT Firm Dodges H-1B Worker's Bid For Extra $71K In Wages
• Feds Lose Leverage With Breakthrough In Apple Phone Fight
• TV, Computer Giants To Pay $5M In Calif. Price-Fixing Deal
• Netflix Tells Fed. Circ. Channel Guide IP Ineligible Under Alice
• FCC Told Broadband Market Thriving Since Net Neutrality
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• Tech Association Backs Restrictive Patent Venue Bill
• Toshiba Sheds Home Appliance Stake For $473M
• MLB, Apple Team Up For On-Field App
• Foxconn Inks $3.5B Investment In Japan's Sharp
• Jury's Willfulness Finding Lacks Evidence, Tech Co. Says
• Taiwan Co.'s Expert Reined In Before Trial In Contract Suit
• DOD Pushes Back Deadline For $17.5B Global IT Contract
• 'Patent Troll' Must Pay Extra Costs In HTC, Motorola IP Row
• Intelligence Chief Says Data Sharing Not For Law Enforcement
• Real Estate Rumors: RXR, Google, Gatlin Development
• 5th Circ. Reaffirms High PSLRA Pleading Standards
• Apple Aims To End Antitrust Suit Over AT&T IPhone Pact
• Cravath, Weil, Other BigLaw Firms Hacked
• Data Breach Plans Can Limit Exposure: BakerHostetler Report
• Fitbit Presses ITC To Pare Patent Probe Even Further
• Smartflash Patent Claim In $533M Apple Case Axed By PTAB
• Apple Asks Fed. Circ. To Revive Samsung's $120M Patent Loss
• Oracle Wants $8.8B From Google In Java Copyright Case
• McGuireWoods Lures Top FinTech Partner From Reed Smith
• No New Trial In Quantlab Source Code Theft Saga
• Obama Keeps Cyber Sanctions Authority In Place
• Asian Firm Nabs Australian Medical Software Co. For $118M
• Deals Rumor Mill: Yahoo, SMCP, Gameloft
• CRT Buyers Ordered To Give Mitsubishi More Meetings Info
• PTAB To Review Discount Patent Asserted Against Kroger
• Chairman To Leave Independent Privacy Board In July
• Samsung Can't Amend Validity Arguments In $7M Patent Row
• FCC Commish Calls For Probe Into Netflix Throttling
• Real Estate Rumors: Chick-Fil-A, Google, Westbrook Partners
• IRS Says It Found Hard Drive In Quinn Emanuel FOIA Case
• EXCLUSIVE: Gramercy Close To $146M Sale Of Va. Office Park
• How Alice Is Undermining The American Economy
• SpaceX Hired Ex-Broadcom Workers To Get Trade Secrets: Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revisit OPTi's $3M Patent Win
• Sony's Bid To Vacate Award In IP Row Falls Short, Court Told
• Google Says TV Stations Safe From FCC Vacant-Channel Plan
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Google's IP Win Over Street View Tech
• DOJ Hacks Shooter's IPhone, Drops Apple Suit
• Emirati Bank Says Court Should Nix Fee Bid In Venue Fight
• High Court Won't Review Tossing Of $173M Patent Verdict
• Deals Rumor Mill: Foxconn Technology, Virgin America, KKR
• Power Integrations Says $140M Fairchild Award Is Proper
• FCC Told Zero-Rating Plans Threaten Open Internet
• Biz Groups Urge High Court To Toss Xbox Disc-Scratch Suit
• Fed. Circ. Backs Facebook's Online Message Patent AIA Win
• Founders Fund Raises $1.3B For New Investments
• Japan's NTT Data To Pay Over $3B For Dell IT Solutions Arm
• Virtual Reality May Create Novel IP Issues In The Real World
• Wearable Fitness Devices: A New Frontier In Discovery
• Mindless Lawyering: Is Doc Review 'The Practice Of Law'?
• Apple Again Dodges Class Action Over IPhone Functionality
• SEC Gets Assets Frozen In Ponzi-Style Scheme
• Feds Ordered To Answer Apple Stay Request In NY Phone Row
• Fed. Circ. Bound To Jury's Ruling, Podcast Patent Owner Says
• Iranian Hacking Charges Give US Cos. Cybersecurity Edge
• Aspect Unveils Ch. 11 Plan To Rework $800M In Secured Debt
• Google, Oracle Asked Not To Scour Jurors' Social Media
• Mitsubishi Owed More Discovery In CRT Suits, Ex-Judge Says
• Vista Back In Fight Over $100M Error In $4.2B Tibco Merger
• Software Co. That Won $100M From Apple Targets 7 Others
• FCC Commissioner Slams Netflix For Reported Throttling
• Wyden Urges DOJ To Release Cybersecurity Document
• Samsung Beats Rest Of Cascades' Antitrust Claims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Microsoft, Playboy, Snapchat
• Jury Orders Enplas To Pay $4M In LCD Patent Row
• Real Estate Rumors: Bill Gates, Facebook, Hudson
• Yahoo Gets $550K Refund In NCAA Contest Row, Judge Says
• Ala. Software Co. Loses $24M Bid Protest On Army Contract
• Is Apple V. Samsung The Beginning Of The End For Patents?
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Scope Of IPR Petitioner Estoppel
• Gilstrap Hands Kroger Rewards Program IP Win Under Alice
• Receiver For Bandwith Co. Wants Court To Ax Ch. 11
• Judge Won't Undo Jury's $2.4M Award To Fairchild In IP Row
• 3rd Circ. Urged To Rethink Letting Insurer Out Of IP Battle
• Jury Awards Core Wireless $3.5M In Patent Suit Against LG
• Oracle Details Proposal To Search Jurors' Facebook Posts
• Streetmap Seeks Appeal In UK Google Antitrust Row
• GOP Lawmaker Tells FCC To Cut Off The Power Grab
• NY State Contractor Will Pay $3.1M For Illegal Outsourcing
• VirnetX Wants Apple Barred From Jurors In $625M Patent Case
• Judge Nixes Bids To Trim Evidence In Computer Contract Spat
• Deals Rumor Mill: TiVo, Rosneft, Essar Steel India
• Google Tells 2nd Circ. Video Search Is Fair Use
• Foundry Insider Eyes High Court Appeal Post-Newman Setback
• FTC's Ohlhausen Blasts FCC's Restrictive Privacy Plans
• The Future Keeps Happening To Legal Services
• British Telecom Loses Bid To Charge More For Broadband
• Endeavour Vision Nets $281M For Med-Tech Fund
• Bill Curbing EDTX Patent Docket May Have Legs In Congress
• Software Startup Domo Raises Another $131M In Funding
• Law360 Reveals 400 Largest US Firms
• CRT Cartel: The Sad Sentencing Of Alex Yeh
• Reasonable Royalty Takeaways From Fed. Circ. In 2015
• Feds Say Iranian Hackers Targeted Banks, Stock Exchanges
• What US Investors Must Know Before Investing In Canada
• Icahn Beats Suits Over Short-Term Trades In Herbalife, Others
• Morgan Lewis Sheds Over 100 Attorneys After Bingham Deal
• 5 Firms On The Rise In 2016
• The Firms That Lost The Most Ground This Year
• Greenberg Traurig On Track To Become Biggest US Firm
• DOJ, Siemens Ask Judge To Shield FCPA Compliance Work
• PTAB Axes 4 Intellectual Ventures' Patent Claims As Abstract
• Amazon Reports Pay Equality After Shareholder Pressure
• FCC Floats Expanding Emergency Alert System To New Tech
• Calif. Judge Halts Apple-Samsung Retrial For High Court Case
• Demystifying The Attorney-Client Privilege
• Norton Rose Fulbright Picks Up IP Pro From DLA Piper
• Lawmakers Blast NSA Data Sharing Plan As Unconstitutional
• UK, Aussie Regulators Ink Fintech Support Pact
• Sidley Austin Hires 3 IP Litigators From Ropes & Gray
• Lew Gives No Hints About TPP Banking Data Deal
• What The Founders Would Say About IPhone Unlock Case
• IBM Broke $1.3B Welfare Contract, Indiana High Court Finds
• Oracle Hits HP With Software Suit After $57.7M Terix Win
• Unwired Planet Wins UK Patent Case Against Phone Makers
• Apple Infringed Media Storage Patents, Fed. Circ. Told
• Lyft Drivers Say They Could Have Gotten $126M As Employees
• Winston & Strawn Drops $1.8M Legal Bill Row After 2 Days
• Facebook Co-Founder To Fund Tech Co.'s Ch. 11 Case
• SEC Says Barred NJ Adviser Involved In Ponzi-Like Scheme
• Apple Pushes For Retrial Despite Samsung's High Court Case
• Fed. Circ. Backs Samsung Win In Semiconductor Patent Row
• High Court Asked To Settle Foreign Sales' Impact On Patents
• Deals Rumor Mill: Banco Popolare, Sequoia, Abry Partners
• Sverica Capital Nabs $275M For IT, Health Services Fund
• US Charges 3 Syrians With Hacking, Hoax AP Tweet
• HGGC Nabs $540M In Sale Of Software Company
• New Tech, Old Rules: 6 Tips For Tech Cos. Managing FCA Risk
• Trial Pros: Choate Hall's Eric Marandett
• Real Estate Rumors: Generali, Fairfield, F5 Networks
• Feds Pursue Phone Hack Sans Apple, Postponing Hearing
• SEC Shows Stiff Hand For Cooperation Deals Gone Awry
• Md. Law Firm Ducks $350M IP Suit By Unhappy Husband
• MoFo Lures Ex-Baker Botts ITC Chair In DC
• Samsung Says Justices' Review Means Apple Trial Must Wait
• Justices May Weaken Design Patents In Apple-Samsung Case
• Sony Wants Award Vacated In IP Dispute With Tech Co.
• Fed. Circ. Judge Won't Boot Amazon Patent Suit From Texas
• Deals Rumor Mill: Citigroup, Yahoo, Foxconn Technology
• EMC Hits Rival With Another Patent Suit After $14M Jury Win
• PTAB Rightly Axed LED Patent As Obvious, Fed. Circ. Says
• ARCH Venture Partners Seeks $400M For 9th Fund
• FCC's Wheeler Says ISPs' Consumer Data Must Be Protected
• LG Says AMD Misreading Prior Art In Video Patent Fight
• Outsourcer Can Pursue Software Co.'s Asset Info, Judge Says
• Tech Startup Jumio Hits Ch. 11 Amid Securities Probe
• Google Row Exposes Digital Fair Use Split, High Court Hears
• High Court Told Xbox Owners Lack Stake In Defect Suit
• Foursquare, Tumblr Funder Raises $166.8M In Latest Round
• Nasdaq Drops $200M On Collaboration Tech For Boards, Execs
• High Court Declines To Weigh In On GPS Patent Dispute
• Tech Co. Must Pay $7.4M To Worker Choked At Office
• Affymetrix Snubs $1.5B Takeover Bid, Prefers Thermo Fisher
• High Court Won't Review Axed Web Transaction Patent
• Updata Partners Raises $160M For 5th Fund, Eyes $275M
• Ex-Ambassador Wants Ford, IBM Apartheid Liability Reviewed
• IHS, Markit To Merge In $13B All-Stock Inversion Deal
• Is Student Loan Stress The New Norm For Law School?
• There's No Delaying The International Trade Commission
• Justices Take On $400M Award In Apple-Samsung Patent War
• Fault Lines: How Driverless Cars Could Open Up New Roads For Product Liability Lawyers
• Amazon's Execution Key To Dodging 'Selfie Pay' Woes
• Atmel Fraud Class Action Belongs In US, 2nd Circ. Told
• Apple, Longitude Settle Flash-Memory IP Row
• Hologram USA Cuts Deal In Michael Jackson Hologram Row
• 7 Best Practices For Managing An Associate's Personal Crisis
• SEC, Ex-Microsoft Manager Settle Insider Trading Claim
• Novatel, M2M Jointly Dismiss Technology Patents Row
• Justices Asked To Take Up Air Force Software Contract Fight
• Winston & Strawn Sues Client Over $1.8M Patent Fight Tab
• Apple, FBI Turn To The Experts In Fight Over Shooter's Phone
• T. Rowe Price Fights To Stay In Dell Stock Appraisal Case
• T-Mobile Adjusts 'Binge On' After Coming Under Fire
• Fed. Circ. Nixes VirnetX Bid To Boot Apple From AIA Reviews
• Texas Suit Targets Twitter Over Vine TV Tech
• Senate Bill Would Restrict Where Patent Suits Can Be Brought
• Google Tracking Decision Endangers Privacy, High Court Told
• Australian Software Co. WiseTech Global Preps IPO
• Judge Won't Overrule Jury In ZTE Infringement Verdict
• EU Antitrust Inquiry Finds Online Geo-Blocking 'Widespread'
• AT&T Tells FCC Regs Would Risk 'Avalanche' Of Text Spam
• FBI, NHTSA Say New Cars Are Easier To Hack
• IBM Says Lack Of Fraud Dooms Stock-Slump Class Actions
• USPTO Asks Justices To Wait On Settling Review Standards
• Skype Co-Founder's VC Firm Targeting $750M Funding
• Deals Rumor Mill: AlpInvest Partners, Blackstone, Logen
• US Sued For Allegedly Infringing Target Detection Patent
• Spotify, Music Publishers Reach Deal Over Song Royalties
• DOT, Alphabet Unit To Work On New Transportation System
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Morgan, Cravath
• Smartphones And Foreign Policy: ZTE Sanctions Explained
• Q&A With Herbert Smith's Christian Leathley
• High Court Urged Not To Review Limelight Patent Verdict
• 9th Circ. Won't Revisit $16M Fee Cut For Best Buy
• Amazon Shareholders Should Vote On Pay Equality, SEC Says
• Versata Urges Justices To Clarify CBM's Scope, Reach Of Alice
• USPTO, Apple Blast VirnetX Bid To Undo $625M AIA Reviews
• Google Targeted By 710 Users Over College Email Scanning
• Battery Antitrust Claims Against Toshiba Not Time-Barred
• Trial Court Can't Rehear $15M CardSoft Case After Reversal
• Market Tech Holdings Drops $84M On London Office Property
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bouygues, Evonik, Boston Dynamics
• Loeb Helps Chinese App Developer Set Terms For $58M IPO
• Police Cellphone Tracking May Be Doing Harm, Feds Told
• Ad Firm Gets Verizon Supercookies Row Sent To Arbitration
• A Snapshot Of Patent Troll Litigation Against Unicorns
• Unemployed Ex-Brokers Fight $2.5M Fine In IBM Tip Case
• How California Streamlined Costly, Time-Consuming Litigation
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear 'Dancing Baby' DMCA Case
• Real Estate Rumors: Google, Lions Group, Sam Herzberg
• Rethinking Seagate At The Supreme Court
• How Mobile Devices Are Changing E-Discovery
• Canon Pays $5.9B For Toshiba's Medical Equipment Unit
• Wealth Management For Senior Partners
• OPINION: Missed Opportunity In Supreme Court Nomination
• In His Own Words: 4 Key Garland Opinions
• Garland's High Court Nomination Battle Likely To Drag On
• Jury Awards Radware $6.4M In Load-Balance Patent Trial
• Judge Garland Could Bring New Consensus To High Court
• EC Asks Apple For More Info On Its Ireland Tax Deal
• Indian Citizen Seeks Class Cert. In Accenture Bias Case
• AMD Investors Win Cert. In Suit Over Bungled Chip Launch
• PTAB Invalidates Widely Asserted Uniloc Software Patent
• Attorneys Weigh In On Obama's Supreme Court Pick
• PokerStars 'Soft Launches' In NJ
• 'Privacy Shield' Data Transfer Deal Needs More Work, EU Told
• Jury Awards Data Storage Co. $14M In Patent Fight
• Cyber Command Needs Silicon Valley Input, Official Says
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Ripping Of Fellowes Shredder Patent
• KIT Video Co. Exec Pleads Guilty To Accounting Scheme
• Overstock To Unveil First Blockchain-Based Stock Offering
• Deals Rumor Mill: Charter, Vista Equity, China Merchants
• Dell Improperly Made New Assertion At Oral Arg: Fed. Circ.
• Bankrupt IT Security Co. Gets Access To $1.7M In DIP Funds
• FCC Well-Positioned To Take On Privacy, Official Says
• CME Inks $130M Sale-Leaseback Deal For Data Center
• Anterra Nets $125M In Venture Capital For Food And Ag Tech
• Q&A With WilmerHale's Rachael Kent
• Obama Picks Garland To Fill High Court Seat
• Apple Calls Gov't Bid For Data In Calif. 'Security Risk'
• Facebook CEO Ends Property Rights Row With No-Suit Vow
• McDermott Adds Arnold & Porter Partner As FDA Group Leader
• Google, GM Push Lawmakers To Clarify Self-Driving Car Regs
• EU Tax Crackdown On US Multinationals Stirs Up Rancor
• Ex-NJ Political Boss Denied Bail Pending Racketeering Appeal
• New OPT Rule Moots Tech Union's Claims, DHS Tells DC Circ.
• Moody's Says FCC Internet Privacy Rules Could Hurt ISPs
• Bosch Settles Sound-System Patent Row With Nissan
• Tech-Focused VC Firm Accel Raises $2B In Cold IPO Market
• FleetCor To Spend $1B On Brazilian Toll Payment Co.
• Comcast Slams Net Neutrality Complaint Over Stream TV
• Updating The Biotechnology Mission For The Bioeconomy
• Trial Pros: Quinn Emanuel's William Price
• Google Asks Fed. Circ. To OK Axing Of Micrografx Patents
• Obama Pushes For Balance In Apple IPhone Encryption Fight
• Computer Co. Can Try To Pierce Veil In Payment Dispute
• 2nd Circ. Overturns AT&T's Win In Security Guard OT Row
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Invalidation Of Furnace Tech Patent
• Russian Court Upholds Google Phone App Antitrust Verdict
• The 8 Firms GCs Can't Stop Talking About
• GCs Say These Firms Are Worth Paying Top Dollar For
• UK Regulator Offers Ways To Prepare For EU Privacy Reforms
• Adobe Settles With Forever 21 Over Pirated Photoshop
• Sasken Is Awarded $45M From Spreadtrum In Arbitration
• Internet Giants Look To Tackle Changing Sports Audience
• GCs Name Most Elite Law Firms
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Jericho's Computer Security Patent
• IT Security Firm SDI Solutions Hits Ch. 11 Seeking Sale
• Q&A With Crowell & Moring's George Ruttinger
• Real Estate Rumors: Moinian, Amazon, Thor Equities
• Blockchain: Preparing For Disruption Like It's The '90s
• Trial Pros: Robins Kaplan's Roman Silberfeld
• Employers Will Get Support On New OPT Rule, Officials Say
• Aspect Software Gets OK To Tap Part Of $30M DIP Loan
• Funai Says Avago Used Patents For Antitrust Scheme
• Chinese LED Maker Sanan Buys Tech Firm For $226M
• Online Mall Map Patent Axed As Abstract Under Alice
• NHTSA Says It's Still Wary Of Fully Automated Cars
• Taxation With Representation: Fenwick, Skadden, Alston
• Perkins Coie Nabs Startups Pro From Lowenstein Sandler
• Netlist Computer Memory Patents Survive AIA Reviews
• Brand Battles: Twitter, Avon, Unilever
• Computer Co. Owes Wages To H-1B Visa Worker, DOL Finds
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Axing Of Web Referral Patent Under Alice
• U.S. Ethernet Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive 2 Data Patents
• Del. High Court Affirms Dismissal Of Imperva Derivative Suit
• Best Buy To Settle CRT Claims Against Chunghwa
• Norris McLaughlin Sheds Malpractice Suit Over Investor Battle
• Deals Rumor Mill: Shell, Vattenfall, SunGard
• Twitter Not Responsible For ISIS Tweets, Court Hears
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Save LTE IP Suit Against AT&T, Verizon
• GM Doubles Down On Driverless Tech With Startup Acquisition
• M&A Deals Between Non-US Cos. See Rising US Scrutiny
• Fla. Firm Loses Suit Against Ex-Partner Over $90M Contract
• IT Firm Owes Benched H-1B Worker $23K, Labor Judge Finds
• Insurer Off Hook In Hazmat Software IP Battle, 3rd Circ. Says
• Philly Cab Cos. Lose Bid For Uber Injunction At 3rd Circ.
• Symantec Can't Ditch $8M Jury Verdict Over Antivirus Patent
• Apple Created Own Burden In Phone Unlock Fight, Feds Say
• ITC Launches Second Probe In ATM Patent Infringement Row
• FTC Official Slams Gov't 'Magical Thinking' In IPhone Row
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB Wrongly Axed Data Patent In IBM Case
• Capital One Can Keep Antitrust Claims Against IV: Fed. Circ.
• Aon Founder Says He Was Cheated Out Of Mu Sigma Shares
• NY Says Web Analytics Service Isn't Subject To Sales Tax
• Medidata, Insurer Denied Wins In $4.8M Fraud Coverage Suit
• An Inside Look At A Law Firm Diving Into Bitcoin Tech
• EU May Be Letting Key Mergers Slip By, Antitrust Chief Says
• Jury Awards Synopsys $30M In ATopTech Software IP Row
• Navy Contractor Defends Jury's $5M Trade Secrets Verdict
• Sunstein Kann Adds IP Pro From Wolf Greenfield In Boston
• Facebook Buys Face-Swapping App Masquerade
• Visteon Nabs New GC From Rival Auto Parts Co. Federal-Mogul
• How 3 Social Media Trends Affect Companies
• Facebook Hits Back At Discovery Bid In Face-Tagging Suit
• Fed. Circ. Patent Agent Privilege Rule To Lower Legal Costs
• Tyco Seeks To End Epic IDT Dispute On Undersea Cable Deal
• Judge Tells IP Trial Veterans To Give Young Attys A Shot
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of Arguments To Restore Web Patent
• Former Apple Supplier GTAT Gets Nod On Ch. 11 Plan
• Nonprofit Demands Google Video Of Driverless Car Crash
• Objectors Urge Court To Review Evidence 'Fatal' To CRT Deal
• Tech Co., Execs Duped Investors To Make $2M, SEC Claims
• PTAB Rules Petitioner Is Also Patent Owner, Nixes Claims
• Imperva Stockholders Appeal Suit Over $60M SkyFence Buy
• India Enters Untested Waters With WTO Visa Challenge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Teva, Mediaset
• Intel Scoops Up Israeli 3-D Video Co. Replay Technologies
• Google, Waze Beat Rival's Copyright Claims In Round 2
• Ex-Class Rep Still Has Duties In Nest Suit, Judge Decides
• FCC Focusing On 'Choke Points' To Block Illegal Jammers
• NJ Judge Says Ferrari Breached Contract With Tech Co.
• FTC Commish Opposes Bills Demanding Encryption Back Door
• Avago, Danish Fiber Optic Cos. Agree To End Antitrust Suit
• Aspect Software Opens Del. Ch. 11 Case With $795M Debt
• Real Estate Rumors: New York AG, Amazon, Steven Rhodes
• Partners Group Pays $203M For Canadian Fiber Network Co.
• Wealth Management For Mid-Level Partners
• Google OK With Potential Ban On Internet Search Of Jurors
• Trading Co. Urges Fed. Circ. To Revive Software IP Row
• Sutherland Global Balks At Ex-Director's Legal Fee Bid
• Samsung Pushes ITC To Affirm Patents, Nvidia Fires Back
• Girardi Gets 'Stingy' Attys' Fee Upped In Nike, Apple Suit
• Oracle Sues Feds To Derail Oregon's ACA Exchange Suit
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive Honeywell-Targeted Furnace IP
• Officials Unveil $1.3B MTA Bus Fleet With Wi-Fi, USB Ports
• States Say $577M CRT Deal Left Residents In The Lurch
• Computer Security Patent Survives Alice, Fed. Circ. Told
• Alice Ruling In AT&T IP Row Premature, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Suit Says ADT Security Systems Leave Homes Vulnerable
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Nippon Telegraph, Orange SA
• Lane Powell Adds IP And Tech Pro From K&L Gates
• Uber, Google Cleared Of Cabbies' Anti-Competition Claims
• T-Mobile Tells Court Knoxville Must Approve Cell Tower
• Indian Man Who Left The US Can Still Sue Ex-Employer
• PE Firm Pamlico Nets $207M In Sale Of Marketing Services Co.
• Fenwick Helps Cisco Ink $320M Deal For Semiconductor Co.
• SEC Wants $2.5M Fine After IBM Stock Tip Trial Win
• Apple Must Answer VirnetX On Patent Review, Fed Circ. Says
• In NY Appeal, DOJ Says Apple Has Unlocked Phones Before
• Cloud-Based Apps Emerge As Major E-Discovery Challenge
• Facebook Security Officer Blasts Apple IPhone Unlock Demand
• VirnetX Calls Apple Abusive, Wants $195M More In Damages
• China Blasts US Clampdown On Exports To Tech Giant ZTE
• Cablevision Blasts USPTO For 'Cherry-Picking' DVR Prior Art
• Fellowes Asks Fed. Circ. To Save Shredder IP In ACCO Row
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Revive IP Lobbed At Anti-'Patent Troll'
• Straight Path Patents Mostly Survive Samsung-Led AIA Review
• FAA Seeks Help Gauging Cyberthreats To Airplane Systems
• Morgan Lewis Nabs McCarter & English Outsourcing Head
• Fed. Circ. Recognizes Non-Lawyer Patent Agent Privilege
• Advocates Tell FCC To Fill 'Void' In Privacy Protection
• Deals Rumor Mill: DuPont, Sharp Corp., Americana Group
• Alibaba Nabs Chinese Lottery Co. In $310M Deal
• Verizon Pays $1.3M To Close FCC Supercookie Probe
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 2
• US Legal System Will Be Pothole For Autonomous Vehicles
• President Trump's Impact On Employment Law
• Investor Hummer Winblad Seeks $125M For Latest Fund
• High Court Won't Hear Apple E-Book Antitrust Case
• The Hottest Product At Your Next Trade Show — A TRO
• AUO, LG Fail To Undo Costco's $62M Award In Antitrust Row
• Google Asks Justices To Mull 'Trial By Formula' In Class Suits
• 2nd Circ. Spoke Volumes For Google Books, High Court Told
• Schlumberger Asks Justices To Restore $106M Survey IP Win
• Apple Phone Unlock Fight Threatens Online Values, Court Told
• CORRECTED: Jawbone Patents Ineligible Under Alice, ITC Judge Says
• FCC Wireline Chief Lays Out Broadband Privacy Priorities
• Brand Battles: Google, JetBlue, Hershey
• Jeffer Mangels Snags Former Alston & Bird IP Partner
• Google, Microsoft Forecast Ripple Effect From iPhone Row
• Judge OKs $9M Settlement Of Vocera Stock Inflation Suit
• ATopTech Seeks Quick Win In Synopsys Infringement Trial
• Deals Rumor Mill: Line, Thomson Reuters, Carlyle Group
• Inside The New And Improved EU-US Data Transfer Framework
• San Bernardino Families Say IPhone Row Isn't Privacy Issue
• How Will The High Court Define 'Actual Fraud'?
• HIG Capital To Buy Quicken From Intuit
• Ruyak Cherian Adds Former Haynes & Boone Antitrust Pro
• Best Practices For Motions Brief Writing: Part 1
• DOD Seeks Bids On $17.5B Contract For Global IT Services
• India Targets US Visa Policy In New WTO Complaint
• Tech Industry Groups Back Apple In Calif. Phone Unlock Fight
• Illegal Bitcoin Traders Bribed Credit Union Exec, Feds Say
• Koh Won't Bar Apple From Saying Samsung Is Korean
• AT&T Says IPhone Unlock Order Oversteps Law's Limits
• Under Armour Continues Push To Invalidate Adidas Patents
• Cancer Drug Developer Syndax Prices $53M IPO Below Range
• Comcast Slapped With FCC Net Neutrality Complaint
• Apple Wins Arbitration In IPhone Antenna Patent Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Royal Philips, Samsonite
• LG Gets Claims Of Light-Emitting Panel Patent Nixed
• Factors To Consider Before Making Any Patent Moves In Japan
• High Court Signals Limited Ruling In Bankruptcy Fraud Case
• AG Lynch Rejects 'Parade Of Horribles' In Apple Phone Fight
• IBM Hits Groupon With Patent Suit Over Pioneering Tech
• Investors Attack Key Expert In Dell Stock Appraisal Fight
• Aerospace Co. Exec Gets 7 Years For Selling Tech To China
• Feds Treating Apple As Spy In Phone Unlock Row, Groups Say
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reichhold, Permira, Cisco
• Google Parent Could Reap $3.5B If IRS Loses Altera Appeal
• Google, Oracle Can't Slow Process To Study Jurors' Facebook
• Wealth Management For New Law Firm Partners
• Real Estate Rumors: Zegna, Apple, Jose Llorens
• Romanian National Admits To Int'l Hacking Scheme
• Apple Puts NY Order Into Play In Calif. Phone Unlock Fight
• FCC Told To Take Consistent, Flexible Privacy Approach
• Horse Race Betting Co.'s IP Put Out To Pasture By Alice
• Lenovo Doubles Down On Dismissal Bid In Adware Suit
• FCC Officials Clash On Effects Of Open Internet Order
• Accel-KKR Latest To Target Cloud Cos. With IntegriChain Buy
• CTIA Urges 9th Circ. To Halt Berkeley's Cellphone Warning Law
• Tech Cos. Hold Key To Financial Services For The 'Unbanked'
• Apple Peels Away At DOJ Bid To Unlock Phones With NY Win
• Justices Urged To Nix How Fed. Circ. Reviews Jury Verdicts
• One LLP Opens Shop With O'Melveny, Sheppard Mullin Pros
• Fed. Circ. Says It Can't Second-Guess PTAB On AIA Grounds
• FBI Chief Concedes Broadness Of IPhone Unlock Request
• Chipmaker Marvell Says Probe Found No Accounting Fraud
• SEC Scores Precarious Post-Newman Win In IBM Tip Trial
• PTAB Wrongly Axed Some Claims In Groupon Case: Fed. Circ.
• Fed. Circ. Won't Review 'Baffling' Decision In Cisco IP Case
• Koh Nixes Samsung's New Evidence Bid Before Apple Retrial
• Senate GOP Blasts White House For Role In Net Neutrality
• Justices Seem Wary Of Narrow Bankruptcy Fraud Exemption
• Amazon, Apple, Google, Samsung Duck Soccer TM Suit Again
• Cisco Acquires Cloud Tech Developer CliQr In $260M Deal
• Fed. Circ. Says Wii Remote Doesn't Infringe Sensor Patent
• Yahoo Resists Releasing Email Account In Irish Bank Ch. 15
• LG Pushes PTAB To Toss Display Patent For Lack Of Invention
• Emirati Bank Owes Atty Fees For Venue Fight, Tech Co. Says
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