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Technology - September, 2016

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• Intellectual Ventures' Appeal Nixes Its Own $8M IP Win
• New UK Regulator Says Yahoo Breach Probe Just A Start
• Time Clocks Improve Patent Trials, Litigators Say
• Patent Trial Judges Oppose Posner's Push For Neutral Experts
• Samsung Settles Dell's CRT Antitrust Claims In MDL
• 'Unicorn' Nutanix's Upsized IPO Raises $238M Atop Range
• States Can't Block Feds' Domain Name System Handover
• Irish Regulator Says Data Transfer Row Will Deliver Clarity
• Claims Court Tosses Scanner Patent Suit Against TSA, BAE
• 6 Firms Set To Ring In October With IPOs Totaling $970M
• Commerce Committee Head Wants Set-Top Tweaks Public
• Former Toshiba-Samsung Venture Losing Bankruptcy Shields
• SimpleAir Appeals Google IP Dispute To Fed. Circ. Again
• Kids, Cookies And COPPA: Firms Pay A Price On Privacy
• Lyft Nears Win In Driver Privacy Suit As Judge Cites Spokeo
• Data Rate Regs Would Ruin Broadband Investment, FCC Told
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Vinson, Skadden
• FCC Privacy Rules Must Heed Consumer Expectations
• Modernizing Vs. Weakening The TCPA
• USCIS Regs Innovate Programs For Immigrant Entrepreneurs
• IBM to Acquire Financial Consulting Firm Promontory
• Oral Advocacy And 'Vocal Fry'
• Fla. Bar Adds Tech Continuing Education Requirement
• MaxPoint Investors Cite Boost From 'Vivendi' Decision
• Apple Gets PTAB Win On 2 Of Rival VirnetX's Patents
• Macfarlanes Guides Mayfair In $518M Close For Maiden Fund
• Wal-Mart Can't Move Web Patent Suit From Texas To Calif.
• States Sue To Block Ending Of Feds' Domain Name Contract
• Firm's DQ Over Conflict Between Apple Pay Actions Upheld
• ISPs Must Not Make Consumers Pay For Privacy, FCC Told
• Pure Storage GC Fair Game At Trial, Dell EMC Says
• GM Urges 9th Circ. To Put Brakes On Car Data Hack Suit
• Fed. Circ. Frees Parrot From Fees, Default In Drone IP Row
• Ore. Tax Court Rejects Assessment Basis For DirecTV Taxes
• Privacy Shield Membership Swells To More Than 700 Cos.
• Priceline Source-Code 'Road Map' Suffices In IBM IP Row
• BlackBerry Loses Bid To Find Encryption Patent Invalid
• Deals Rumor Mill: Qualcomm, Spotify, Telefonica
• Higher Logic Scores $55M Investment From JMI Equities
• SanDisk License Audit Malpractice Row Sees No Quick Win
• 'Unicorn' Apttus Raises $88M On Way To IPO
• Big Data May Warrant New EU Antitrust Rules, Vestager Says
• House Tacks On Tweaks To FCC Update Bill
• Sleep With One Eye Open In An Age Without Hotel Privacy
• FCC Pulls Set-Top Box Plan From Meeting Agenda
• Toshiba, Western Digital Named In Data Security IP Suits
• EU Floats Update To Tighten Cybersecurity Export Rules
• Ford To Face 9 Classes In Touchscreen Defect Litigation
• Qualcomm Awarded Attys' Fees In 'Exceptional' IP Win
• OPINION: Making 'Compact Prosecution' Truly Compact
• Amazon Says IRS Did Not Justify Now-Axed Cost-Sharing Rule
• Unequal Rules On Uber, Lyft Threaten Philly Cabs, Judge Told
• 'Unicorn' Nutanix Raises IPO Target Price
• 2 Longtime Wiley Rein Partners Decamp To DLA Piper In DC
• HP, FedEx Urge High Court To Clarify Patent Venue Rules
• Electronic Parts Cos. To Pay $32.6M To End Antitrust MDL
• The Courtroom Where It Happened: Hamilton As A Lawyer
• UMG Urges Justices Not To 'Rewrite' DMCA Takedown
• Chancery Tosses Challenge To AOL's $238M Millennial Buy
• Sports Merch Dealer Seeks Atty Fees In IP License Suit
• SanDisk Buyers Urge Fed. Circ. To Revive Antitrust Suit
• A Tale Of Two Cities In Vietnam
• Gov't Asked To Fight UN Efforts To Regulate Net
• Oracle Loses Bid For New Copyright Trial Against Google
• Moles, Bugs, Whistleblowers: Spycatcher In The 21st Century
• SF Startup Says Italian Tech Cos. 'Subverted' Secrets Row
• Why Have Lawyers Forgotten About The Middle Class?
• Kirkland, Facebook Send Top Guns To Appease Judge
• Ex-Detroit IT Official Pleads Guilty To Taking Bribes
• DOJ's National Security Head To Step Down, Agency Says
• Facebook Can't Collect WhatsApp Data: German Regulator
• Toshiba Churning Motions In Dell Battery MDL, Judge Says
• Paylocity Investors Defend Challenge To Fee-Shifting Bylaw
• Commerce Secretary Wants To Talk About Cyber Threats
• Tech Cos. Lose Transfer Bid In Fla. AG, FTC Scam Suit
• Fed. Circ. Told Courts Can't Invalidate Patents Under Alice
• HP Trying To Cut Out 3rd-Party Ink Cartridges, Suit Says
• Merge Healthcare Says $1B Sale To IBM Passes Muster
• Business Data Rate Regs Will Hurt Workers, Union Tells FCC
• FTC Refunds $20M After Credit Monitoring Scheme
• InfoSpan Asks 9th Circ. To Toss Emirati Bank's Appeal
• NY Sen. Backs Alert System Upgrades Following Bombings
• Jury Hands Johnstech $636K Win In Chip Tester IP Suit
• Baring Private Equity Asia Offers To Buy SAI In $761M Deal
• Sens. Demand Answers From Yahoo Chief On Breach
• Google Presses For Internet Handover Amid GOP Backlash
• Fintech Darling LendUp To Pay $6.3M In CFPB-Calif. Deal
• The Right Time To Make A CFIUS Filing
• A Few Things To Consider Before Patenting Blockchain Tech
• How To Monetize 'Internet Of Things' Data
• Clinton, Trump Pledge Hard Line On Fighting Cyberattacks
• Advanced Disposal 1 Of 4 IPO Launches Totaling $745M
• US To Argue In Samsung High Court Fight Over Apple Win
• PTAB Indefiniteness Finding On Antenna Patent Shot Down
• Jury Awards $5.1M Over Paper-Industry Trade Secrets
• Fed. Circ. Backs Hulu's AIA Win On Video Patent
• 'One In A Billion' Palantir Hiring Is Not Biased, Says DOL
• Feds Say Microsoft Wrong About Broad Scope Of Gag Orders
• 6 Banks Team With Tech Startup To Form Blockchain Network
• Tech Groups Say IRS Cost-Sharing Rule Should Stay Dead
• Info Technology Companies Charged With H-1B Visa Fraud
• Fenwick-Led AppLovin Nabs $1.4B From Chinese PE Firm
• Justices Told JPMorgan Shouldn't Get $69M IP License Refund
• Cerner Says Wash. Has Jurisdiction In $63M UAE Cos. Suit
• Apple Looks To Ditch Lone Secondhand-IPhones Accuser
• Amazon Hit With Patent Suit By Broadcom Over Tablets, Tech
• Vista Equity-Led Investor Group Drops $153M On GovDelivery
• New Emergency Alert Upgrades Could Aid Law Enforcement
• Tech-Focused Canvas Ventures Nets $300M For 2nd Fund
• Time Warner Cable Win In Patent Suit Gets Fed. Circ. Backing
• Gmail Privacy Suit Trimmed, But Spokeo Ruling Keeps It Alive
• Fintech-Focused FTV Capital Rakes In $850M For 5th Fund
• You Don't Need A Data Breach To Face Regulatory Scrutiny
• Judge Rips Kirkland, Facebook For Sending Junior Attorney
• Taxation With Representation: Milbank, Fenwick, Mayer Brown
• Yahoo Breach Fallout Draws Verizon Buyout Concerns
• Fed. Circ. OKs Cell Carriers' Alice Win Over 'Translator' Patent
• Lenovo Says Apple Earbud Win Subverts Adware Class Claims
• 3 Firms Prime IPOs Totaling $547M Led By 'Unicorn' Nutanix
• Software Co. Sues Ex-Ally Under New Trade Secrets Law
• BigLaw Allergy To 'Sorry' On Display In Orrick Sanction Spat
• Fed. Circ. Says Sprint Patents Wrongly Axed Under Nautilus
• Google Blasts Ex-MySpace Owner For 'Harassing' Motions
• Fed. Circ. Backs DirecTV, Amazon Alice Wins On Streaming IP
• GOP Rep. Proposes Bill To Ease FinTech Regulations
• PE Group Pays Over $500M For Analogix Semiconductor
• Cray Loses Bid To Nix Raytheon IP Infringement Suit
• High Court Urged To Hear Google, Viacom Child Privacy Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Twitter, CBOE Holdings, Carlos Slim
• PE-Backed Danish Payments Co. Gets $4.5B Valuation In IPO
• Terix, Execs On Hook For Oracle's $58M Asset Transfer Suit
• Fed. Circ. Scraps $10.8M Power Strip Patent Win
• Apple Hit With Class Action Over Alleged Mac Pro Defects
• Cable Group Bashes 'Tax' In FCC's Special Access Rules
• Jury Finds That Ex-Tech Execs Not Covered By D&O Policy
• Coupa, AquaVenture Launch IPOs Totaling $224M
• Texas High Court Denies $41M Baker Botts Malpractice Suit
• Yahoo Battered With Class Actions Over 2014 Data Breach
• AT&T Challenges New Nashville Utility Pole Ordinance
• The Digital Divide Remains A Chasm In The US
• Clinton Vs. Trump On IP Law
• 9th Circ. Limits CDA Immunity From Failure-To Warn-Cases
• Calif. Justices To Hear Yelp's Challenge Of Review Removal
• House Backs TCPA Revamp To Clear Way For Legit Robocalls
• Ruckus Investor Seeks Chancery Look At $1.2B Brocade Buy
• FCC Fines Siemens $175K For Hiding FCPA Felonies
• GCs Fall Short On Law Firm Budgeting, Metrics And Feedback
• Google, Others Urge Justices To Keep Laches In Patent Suits
• House Passes Startup Stock Option Tax Deferral Bill
• House Passes Bill To Modernize Federal IT Systems
• Online Brokerage Founder Fights Contempt Bid In Fraud Suit
• Trump Backs Ted Cruz's Fight Against Internet Transition
• Hogan Lovells Snags Another Bracewell IP Atty In Houston
• Google Job Applicants Near Class Cert. In Age Bias Suit
• 2017 Trial Date Set For KIT Digital CEO, Former Backer
• Survey Reveals Connected Devices' Privacy Shortcomings
• Fed. Circ. Backs Apple's PTAB Win In Caller ID Patent Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: EQT Partners, Morpho, Shanghai Electric
• Pa. Judge Told To Nix 'Unequal' Rules For Taxis, Ride-Sharing
• Let Consumers Trade Away Privacy, FCC Republican Says
• Orrick Atty 'Screwed Up' In Oracle-Google Battle, Judge Says
• 3 Questions To Answer Before Disclosing A Data Breach
• Investment Banks Should Partner With Fintech Firms: Report
• Willkie Guides IK In Deal For Real Estate Software Co.
• HP Enterprise Settles DOL Hiring Bias Claims For $750K
• Romanian National Gets Prison In Int'l Hacking Scheme
• Yahoo Says 500M User Accounts Hit By 2014 Data Breach
• FMCSA Expands Safety Tech Use For Commercial Vehicles
• Real Estate Rumors: Riese, FuboTV, Franklin Partners
• Set-Top Box Plan Would Mandate Modem Fee, Charter Warns
• Tax Software Firm Avalara Snags $96M From Private Investors
• Practical Uses For Machine Learning In Health Care Cases
• FAA GC Says Current Drone Regulation Is 'Kind Of Creaky'
• Wearable Device Data As Evidence In Employment Cases
• 3 Key Questions As FCC Special Access Vote Nears
• Oracle Wins $46M In Fees, Costs After IP Win Over Rimini
• Internet Group Fights Bid For Uniform FCC Privacy Rules
• Apple Wants Defeated IP Co.'s Patents To Cover Trial Costs
• Samsung Must Face Inventor's 2nd Suit Over Same Patent
• Amazon Kills Document Management Patents Under Alice
• Cornyn Urges FCC To Delay TV App Access Rule
• Tax Groups Stump For Overseas Data Access Reform Efforts
• CVS Health Slapped With Infringement Suit Over Heart Logo
• USPTO Director Fights AT&T Rejection Appeal At Fed. Circ.
• Tech 'Unicorn' Exits Exceeded Births In Q2, Report Says
• NYC Asks FCC To Improve Alert System After Bombings
• Latham-Led Tech Startup, Biotech IPOs Raise $129M
• Deals Rumor Mill: Postal Savings Bank, BlackLine, UniCredit
• How Tribes Can Avoid Gambling With Casino Patrons' Data
• House Bills Would Rate Elections As Critical Infrastructure
• Apple, Google, Samsung Get Mapping Patent Win At PTAB
• FTC's Indirectly Set Standard For Mobile Location Tracking
• Baker Botts Hires 2 Quinn Emanuel Russian Disputes Attys
• Jury Hands Finjan $15M Cybersecurity IP Win Against Sophos
• What To Know About New NHTSA Self-Driving Cars Policy
• FCC's O'Rielly Has 'Grave Concerns' On Internet Transition
• Biz Groups Tout Cross-Sector TPP Support In Call For Action
• MobileMedia Wins $3M From Apple In IPhone Ring Patent Suit
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Apple Win In $94M Patent Suit
• Data Security Gets New Look With Insurance Tax Credit Bill
• Costco, Technicolor Settle CRT Antitrust Claims In MDL
• $7.1M Sanctions Upheld In TransPerfect CEO Battle
• 5 Takeaways From The DOT's New Self-Driving Cars Policy
• Finjan Can't Add $26M To IP Damages Ask At Trial's Close
• Europe's Big Biz Unworried Hacks Will Strike Twice
• LifeLock Sues Goodwin Atty, Tech Co. Boss Over $43M Deal
• Overhauling Law Firm Records Departments For A New Reality
• Grab Raises $750M For Indonesian Expansion Plans
• Ex-Tech Execs' Deals Are Covered Losses, NY Judge Says
• AT&T Knocks 'Serious Flaws' In New FCC Set-Top Box Plan
• Verizon Tells FCC Not To Void Special Access Contracts
• Nuke Site Whistleblowers Prevail In Retaliation Suit
• Guarding Against Privilege Waiver In Federal Investigations
• Do All Roads Lead To The ITC?
• Tech M&A Boom Likely To Keep Soaring In 2016, Beyond
• How Recent Case Law Can Be Used To Fight Alice Challenges
• DOT To Release Guidelines On Driverless Vehicles
• HPE Settles With Ex-Executive Who Left For Competitor
• $18M Apple-MobileMedia Phone Ring IP Battle Heads To Jury
• 6th Circ. Won't Rethink Co.'s Liability For Spouse Spying
• JF Tech Sought Deal, Then Stole Johnstech IP, Jury Told
• Judge Urged To Keep $63M Arbitral Award Row In Fed Court
• Frontier Pushes FCC For More Relief In Set-Top Box Plan
• Shareholder's Suit Against USA Tech Is Old News, Judge Says
• EMC, Pure Storage Prodded To Narrow Dispute Before Trial
• Tech Data To Buy Avnet IT Service Biz In $2.6B Deal
• Cisco, Arista Battle Over Jury's Role In IP Disgorgement Claim
• Designer's Royalties Suit Over Beats Headphones Revived
• US CEOs Urge EU Members To Reject $14.5B Apple Tax Ruling
• KIT Digital Ex-CEO Urges Dismissal Of Accounting Fraud Suit
• DC Circ. Won't Rethink Terror Victims' Bid For 'Net Domains
• AT&T Slams Verizon's Motives On FCC's Special Access Regs
• FireEye Asks Calif. High Court To Boot IPO Suit From State
• Commerce Head Wants 'Bold' Plan From Cybersecurity Panel
• Apple Video Patent Application Revived At Fed. Circ.
• Ticketing Website Execs Want Shareholder's Suit Tossed
• Navy Yard Contractors To Face Some Claims In Mass Shooting
• CPSC Says Samsung Should Have Warned Agency Of Recall
• DOD Will Open More Tech Outreach Offices, Carter Says
• Global VC Fintech Investment Soars 148%, Report Says
• 'Unicorn' Nutanix Among 4 IPO Launches Totaling $543M
• CFTC Wins Injunction In Futures Trading Software Suit
• Tech Firm Urges DC Circ. To Set Aside Union Election Results
• Staying Out Of Treble Trouble: Clues From Samsung Case
• 10 Problems That Plague Privacy Policies
• Kirkland, Fenwick Guide $1.6B PE Buyout Of Infoblox
• $2.6B Tesla-SolarCity Merger Class Leadership Stirs Fray
• Standoff Over Web Transition Threatens US Leadership
• Canon Beats Flash Memory Patent Infringement Suit
• Insurer Asks Release From Representing Zillow In IP Suit
• Finjan, Sophos Ask Judge To Rule On Security IP Dispute
• Media Sue FBI Over San Bernardino Shooter Phone Hack
• LG Must Fork Over $2.3M For Infringing Phone IP, Jury Says
• Ex-Tesla Tech Maker Says Autopilot Concerns Were Ignored
• 8 Firms To Guide IPOs Surpassing $1.1B Led By Valvoline
• Data Firm Shareholder Says Board Sneaked Stocks To CEO
• AMD Investor's Challenge To CEO Stock Awards Tossed
• 2 Banks, Tech Startup Price IPOs Totaling $452M
• Deals Rumor Mill: WhisperText, Depomed, Techem
• Twitter Hit With Shareholder Suit Over User-Activity Reports
• White House Official Backs Wheeler On Set-Top Box Agenda
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Wachtell, Jones Day
• ITC Initiates Investigation For Segway Against Scooter Co.
• Fed. Circ. Says PTAB's Time-Bar Rulings Can't Be Appealed
• Jury's Quickie Verdict Is OK, Judge Rules In Google IP Row
• Oracle, Oregon End Insurance Software Spat In $100M Deal
• GM Warns FCC Against Delaying Wireless Car Tech
• 3D Printing Startup Lands $81M In New Funding Round
• Attys Seek $4.7M Fee In Sony, Fox No-Poach Class Action
• Intel, Dell, HP Hit With Claim Over Chip Protection Patent
• 3 Factors To Weigh In Deciding To Fight Or Fold TCPA Suits
• Ex-Logitech Execs Say SEC's Inflated Earnings Suit Fails
• Brand Battles: Apple, 'Game of Thrones,' Chicago Cubs
• McRO Syncs Automation Software With Patent Eligibility
• Munsch Hardt Adds Tech IP Litigator From Akin Gump
• Vehicle Navigation System Uses Pirated Software, Suit Says
• Have Alien Tort Statute Claims Run Their Course?
• Sen. Leahy On The AIA's 5th Anniversary
• Apple's Alice Defense Fizzles In Decryption Suit, Judge Says
• Rep. Smith On The AIA's 5th Anniversary
• IP Fears Keep Life Sciences, Health Care GCs Up At Night
• Clinton, Trump Tackle Skilled Foreign Worker Issues
• Apple Can't Stay Action In Tossed $625M VirnetX Patent Row
• Google, Verizon, Blackberry Beat Phone Location IP Suit
• Verizon Urges 5th Circ. To Nix $12.5M Access Fee Ruling
• Startups Urge Congress To Support FCC Special Access Plans
• Feds Crack Down On Multinationals' Foreign Tax Credits
• Approaching Notice And Choice In The Internet Of Things
• Rep. Says FCC Republicans Have Withheld Open Internet Docs
• Leidos Protests $5B Nuclear Site Award Rescindment
• Blockchain Luminary Ripple Raises $55M In Funding Round
• FCC Chair Defends Set-Top Box Plan From Senate Critics
• Madison Dearborn Snags Cloud Biz App Provider Intermedia
• Apple Hit With $22M Verdict In Acacia Patent Trial In EDTX
• Vibrator Gets Too Intimate By Tracking Usage Info, Suit Says
• Microsoft, Broadcom Blast Ericsson LTE-U Coexistence Claim
• Real Estate Rumors: Facebook, Harrison Street, ABS
• Informa Grabs PE-Backed Penton In $1.56B Deal
• 3 Steps To Successful Judgment Enforcement
• NY's Child-Tracking Action Bolsters States' Privacy Creds
• Fed. Circ. Lip-Sync Patent Save Clarifies Alice For Software IP
• Finjan's IP Not Worth $5M, Patent Case Jury Is Told
• Samsung Sued Over Man's Smartphone Explosion Injuries
• Broker Reaches Deal With SEC In Tech Startup Scheme
• False Georgia Bar Exam Results Prompt Class Action
• NYC Weighing Legal Action Against Verizon Over FiOS Deal
• 3 Big EU Copyright Proposals You Need To Know
• Fitbit Fights Jawbone's Bid To Invalidate Patents
• German Subcontractor Seeking $5M Resists Arbitration
• Rival Companies Urge FCC Action In Special Access Market
• Autonomous Vehicle Laws May Be Restrictive, Google Says
• Deals Rumor Mill: CVC, Imagina Media, AC Milan
• VW Starts Cybersecurity Firm With Ex-Israeli Intelligence Chief
• Panasonic Sues Rival Over 'Rugged' Tablet Design Patent
• Cruz Sounds Alarm On Internet Transition As Some Cry Foul
• FTC Makes Clear That NIST Cyber Framework Is Not A Cure-All
• Sapphire Obtains $1B In New Funds For Tech Ventures
• Amazon Opposes FCC Licensing Involvement In Set-Top Plan
• DOD Launches Tech Outreach Office In Austin
• China Cutting IT Product Duties, In Accord With WTO Pact
• How Automated Driving Will Impact Insurance Regulators
• Honeywell Freed From Ex-Tech's FCA Suit Over GPS Testing
• Category Management: What Contractors Need To Know
• The Post-AIA Battleground For Patent Challenges
• Simplicam Maker Asks Judge To Nix SimpliSafe TM Suit
• Viacom, Others Reach Deal After NY AG's Child Privacy Probe
• Cerner Says UAE Biz Can't Nix TRO On Wash. Real Estate
• Microsoft Says IRS Can't See Docs In Transfer Pricing Row
• House Wants NHTSA Action Plan On Vehicle Hacking
• NH Urges 1st Circ. To Revive Voting Booth Selfie Ban
• IMS Plans $1.5B Bond To Help Finance $8.9B Quintiles Deal
• Berkeley Cellphone Law Violates Free Speech, 9th Circ. Told
• Google Can't Strike Cert. Bid In Job Seeker Age Bias Row
• IPO Could Value PE-Backed Danish Payments Co. At $4.8B
• Google, Facebook Back Domain-System Handover Plans
• Sony Loses Bid To Transfer PlayStation 4 Infringement Case
• Congress Doesn't Need To OK Internet Transition, GAO Says
• Tech Industry Holding Out Hope For Swift TPP Vote
• Net Neutrality Disclosure Regs Too Costly, CTIA Says
• Fed. Circ. Reverses Abstract Ruling For Patents Under Alice
• Renesas Inks $3.2B Deal To Buy Fellow Chipmaker Intersil
• Toyota Wants DQ Of Brown Rudnick In Sound System IP Suit
• A Look Inside The Future Of Telemedicine In Texas
• Should Your Law Firm Move To The Cloud?
• PTAB Kills Four VirnetX Patents In $625M Apple Case
• FBI's Child Porn Warrant Sweeps Too Broadly, Judge Says
• GAO Sustains AT&T Protest Over $38.5M Air Force Cyber Deal
• MobileMedia Seeks $18M In Damages At Apple IPhone IP Trial
• Fed. Circ. Remands Stryker Damages After High Court Ruling
• Fish & Richardson Lands Ex-Uber IP Head, Google Patent Pro
• Samsung, LG Workers Sue Over Anti-Poaching Deal
• Cybersecurity Becoming Big Issue For GCs, Report Says
• Startup Calls Sanctions Bid In Trade Secrets Dispute Baseless
• Altera Says Tax Court Rightly Nixed IRS Cost-Sharing Rule
• GSA Expands Cybersecurity Options For Gov't Agencies
• Thoma Bravo Hits Cap, Raises $7.6B For Latest Tech Fund
• McDermott Will Gains Privacy Partner In Boston
• CBS Wants No FCC Licensing Involvement In Set-Top Plan
• AT&T's Arbitration Bid Under Fire In 'Bait-And-Switch' Suit
• HP Snags Samsung's Printing Unit In $1.05B Deal
• OpenText To Pay $1.62B For Dell EMC Enterprise Content Biz
• How The 'Read Factors' Can Help Software Cos. Post-Halo
• From The Partner's Desk: Paving Your Path To Partnership
• DOD Reopens $17.5B IT Contract After Successful Protest
• Chamber Urges Gov't To Crack Down On IP Cybertheft
• FCC's Set-Top Compromise Offers Promising Way Forward
• Limits On Citrix Directors' Stock Awards OK'd In Settlement
• Lawyer Says Sanction 'Unfair' In Trade Secret Fracas
• DC Circ. Boots Challenge To SBA Disadvantaged Biz Program
• Tata Hit With $20M Wage Class Action Over Missed Breaks
• 5 Firms To Steer IPOs Totaling $740M As Market Gains Steam
• LG Says Bench Trial Best In Cathode Tube Price-Fix MDL
• Alice Nixes Auto Financier's Patent, USPTO Tells Fed. Circ.
• Brand Battles: Dallas Cowboys Go After Youth Football Team
• Cisco Says No US Charges In Russia Bribery Probe
• Fed. Circ. Nixes More Claims Of Patents Fought By Facebook
• Rainmaker Q&A: Fish Richardson's Michael McKeon
• Yelp Can't Shake 'Find Friends' Privacy Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Sullivan, Skadden, Kirkland
• US Probe Led To Apple's $14.5B Irish Tax Bill, Says EU
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bayer, CenturyLink, Samsung Electronics
• 2 Men Hacked Top Officials, DOJ Computers, Prosecutors Say
• Competition Agencies Should Scrutinize Data, Vestager Says
• Tech 'Unicorn' Coupa Software Files $75M IPO
• Modified Class Cert. Granted In HP False Ad Action
• PE Group Injects $119M Into Mobile Marketplace App OfferUp
• Fed. Circ. Limits 'Common Sense' In Obviousness Analysis
• How We Can Diversify The Legal Profession And Why We Must
• Seagate Says It Didn't See Phishing Scam Coming
• Masimo, Philips Argue For Quick Wins In Blood Sensor Fight
• Sophos 'Absolutely' Infringed Finjan Patents, Jury Hears
• Fitbit Wins ITC Review Of 2 Patents In Jawbone Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Says Dispute Over Cooling Patents Ripe For Suit
• DirecTV Indirect Supplier's Flood Not Covered, 9th Circ. Told
• Sprint Asks 5th Circ. To Nix $12.5M Ruling In Access Fee Row
• House Asks GAO To Investigate OPM Hack Response Deal
• Winston & Strawn DQ'd From Audio Tech IP Suit
• US, Chinese Wireless Companies Settle IP Licensing Row
• US Pays $14M To Settle Night-Vision IP Fight With Contractor
• Fed. Circ. Hangs Up On Telemarketing Patents Under Alice
• Intel To Revive McAfee Through $4.2B TPG JV
• FCC Chief Floats Apps-Based Set-Top Box Plan After Backlash
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Save Patents Aimed At Google, Samsung
• Rubycon Agrees To $12M Fine For Electronics Price Fixing
• Toshiba Seeks $55M After DVD Royalties Arbitration Win
• On-Demand Patent Not Abstract, Fed. Circ. Told In TWC Suit
• FTC Chair Threatens Action On Ransomware Holes
• FCC Chairman Calls For Stronger 5G Wireless Push
• Oracle's Labor Cert. Case Doomed By Ad Discrepancy
• Asenqua Ventures Brings In $125M For Tech Fund
• Google To Buy Apigee In $625M All-Cash Deal
• How The FBI Ended Up Running A Child Porn Website
• A Software Services Agreement Checklist For Companies
• NAIC's New Cybersecurity Model Law Draft Is Still Flawed
• Playboy Wins EU Top Court Ruling On Web Links
• Nixon Peabody Recruits Three Novak Druce Attys For IP Team
• FTC To Review Facebook-WhatsApp Privacy Concerns
• Sophos Copied Rival's Approach, Patent Case Jury Is Told
• $30.4M Tibco-Vista Merger Class Award Gets Del. Court OK
• Treasury Petitioned To Investigate Apple For Tax Evasion
• UnitedHealth Unit Can't Undo $12M IP Infringement Verdict
• Tesla Investigating Death Of Driver In Netherlands
• Mich. Senate Agrees To Loosen Driverless Car Laws
• IBM Beats Shareholder, ERISA Suits Over $4.7B Divestiture
• Noble Midstream, Trade Desk Priming IPOs Totaling $320M
• CORRECTED: PTAB Won't Review Challenged Semiconductor IP
• Data Loss Feared More Than Hackers, Wells Fargo Study Says
• HP Enterprise Inks $8.8B Deal With UK Software Co.
• Uber Must Disclose Self-Driving Car Test Results, Group Says
• USCIS Sued By Illinois School For Denying Professor's I-140
• Section 230 Of The Communications Decency Act Turns 20
• Leveraging Trial Strategies To Improve Your Negotiating Skills
• Venable Adds Trial-Savvy IP Partner From Orrick
• Gilstrap Nixes Patent Suit Against Apple, Microsoft, Others
• Labor Certification Denial Undone After Visa Confusion
• Cybersecurity Pioneer McAfee Says Intel Can't Block His Name
• GoPro Says Colombia Camera Distributor Owes $1.3M Award
• Ericsson Tells FCC Tests Prove LTE-U, Wi-Fi Can Coexist
• 3 Cos. Hone IPOs Totaling $440M As Dealmaking Resumes
• 'Sims' USB Could Be Copyright Protected, 9th Circ. Says
• Google, AP, Others Back Microsoft In Gov't Gag Order Fight
• Palantir Says Investor Stole Ideas For Own Patent Applications
• Twitter, Facebook, Google Disclaim Part In ISIS Attack
• GAO Reveals Details Of Successful $17.5B DOD Deal Protests
• Google, Samsung Win Challenge Of Image Sharing Patent
• Tata Says Indian Bank Hasn't OK'd $1.2B Telecom Award
• LG Can't Dodge Core Wireless IP Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Cisco Revising History To Ax $24M Patent Verdict, SRI Says
• Hong Kong Pins Financial Services Future On Tech
• Old Skills, New Tricks: Opportunities For Law Librarians
• Google-Backed Group Open To FCC's Apps Set-Top Plan
• Ropes, Troutman Steer PE Ownership Change For Daxko
• Should You Self-Certify For The Privacy Shield This Month?
• Motorola, Fujifilm Resolve $10M Camera Patent Row
• Fed Circ Should Kill Apple Touchscreen Patent, Samsung Says
• Laundry App's Wage Class Deal Doesn't Hold Water: Judge
• Saleswoman Gets Time Served In $50M Russia Export Scam
• CORRECTED: Microsoft, AT&T Win Fees In 'Exceptional' Patent Case
• GeoTag Seeks High Court Review Of Patent Row With Google
• Real Estate Giants: Salesforce Tower, San Francisco
• Tech IPOs Expected To Lead Post-Labor Day Rebound
• Fraud Policy Triggered By $1.7M Transfer, Ga. Court Says
• Game Studio Seeks Fed. Circ. Reversal Of EA Win Under Alice
• The Internet Of Things: Don't Forget Your Employees
• Irish Government To Appeal Apple's $14.5B Tax Bill
• Cerner's TRO On UAE-Linked Real Estate Illegal, Judge Told
• GM Suit Needs Rethink After 1st Circ. TM Ruling, Cue Says
• Fla. Investment Firm Readies Magicjack Proxy Fight
• 100-Day Pilot Program Takeaways From ITC Invalidity Decision
• Cybersecurity Vendors Must Be Careful With New GSA Option
• Samsung Recalls 2.5M Galaxy Note Phones Over Battery Fires
• 9th Circ. Revives Match.com Suit Over 'Murderer' Match
• Activision Loses Bid To Keep Multiplayer IP Row In Calif.
• Samsung Denied Fed. Circ. Rehearing On Apple Leak Docs
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