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Technology - February, 2017

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• Ericsson IP Chief Testifies TCL License Terms Were Fair
• Fandango Beats IP Suit With Alice After Fed. Circ. Revival
• FAA Wrong To Exclude Privacy From Drone Rules, Group Says
• Nortel Creditors Seek $4M Cut To Indenture Trustee Fee Bid
• FCC's Pai Backs Internet Without 'Utility-Style' Regs
• Wireless Group Pushes FCC's O'Rielly, Clyburn To Ease In 5G
• Russian Exec Sues BuzzFeed Over Mention In Trump Dossier
• PTAB Denies CBM Review For Alert System Patent
• Satellite Cos. To Merge, Receive $1.7B SoftBank Investment
• Infosys Rebukes Cert. Motion In Reverse Discrimination Case
• PayPal Faces Class Suit Over 'Redirected' Charity Donations
• Army Hit With 6 Protests Over $5B IT Contract
• Microsoft Suit Against Sony, Others Paused For Arbitration
• Ex-Prisoners' MP3 Player Antitrust Suit Tossed
• 9th Circ. Won't Rethink Samsung In-Box Arbitration Suits
• Former Exec. Gets 11 Years For $50M Russia Export Scam
• PTAB Says Trading Patent Not Abstract, But Mostly Obvious
• Real Estate Rumors: Equinix, Olnick, Miami Worldcenter
• Google Too Hasty To Shed Face-Scan Privacy Suit, Court Says
• 14 More Boston Cab Companies Target Uber In Antitrust Suit
• Drone Camera Firm To Go Forward With Refund, IP Sale Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Global Logistic Properties, Cloudera, GE
• Samsung Heir, Others Charged In South Korea Bribes Probe
• How 401(k) Benefits Can Attract Millennial Legal Talent
• How The Courts Review Executive Orders
• FCC's Dem Says She Won't Agree To Open Internet Reversal
• Avaya Rips 49ers' Performance In Bid To Nix Suite Contract
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Atty Fees For HTC, Others In Patent Row
• Sen. Markey, Advocates Decry Attacks On FCC Privacy Rules
• NJ 'Airbnb' Bill Would Regulate, Tax Short-Term Rentals
• Inventergy Hits Apple With Phone Tech Patent Suit
• AT&T Urges FCC To Clear Wireless Regulatory Roadblocks
• Drone Camera Developer Lands In Ch. 11 With $37M In Debt
• Pfeiffer Tells Shareholders To Reject $1B Busch Takeover
• Deals Rumor Mill: WeWork, Milestone Apartments, Total
• Trump Admin Plans To Review Automated Vehicle Guidelines
• DTCC Wraps Up Blockchain Trial For Repo Trades
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reinstate $2.3M Newegg Patent Verdict
• Yahoo Discloses Cybersecurity Measures In Wake Of Breaches
• Akin Gump, 2 Other Firms Face DQ Bid In Ameranth IP Row
• Fed. Circ. Affirms That Alice Kills Patents In Sallie Mae Case
• 'Preposterously Late' Filing Blocked In AI Trade Secrets Row
• PTAB Rejects Two Google CBM Challenges To Ad Patents
• Apple Can Register 'IBooks Store' As Trademark, TTAB Says
• Imation Must Pay $11M In Flash Drive Patent Suit
• Venture-Backed Tech Startup Alteryx Files $75M IPO
• PE-Backed IT Provider, Retailer Launch IPOs Totaling $454M
• Why FTC V. Qualcomm Follow-On Suits Are Worth Watching
• Gov't Contractor Must Pay $1.2M To Spurned Subcontractor
• The Loss Of Confidentiality In NY Arbitral Enforcement Cases
• 4 Ways Technology Companies Can Combat Bias
• IP Owners Group Backs Lexmark In Patent Exhaustion Row
• Share Gain Defended, Fee Disputed In Dell Appraisal Appeal
• After Rare Mandamus Order, Google Patent Case Leaves Texas
• Microsoft Agrees To Pay $1.2M To End Consumer Receipt Suit
• Disney Hit With Another MagicBand Patent Infringement Suit
• FCC Urged Not To Regulate Texts Under Open Internet Order
• Sprint Ad Calls Again Breach Privacy Wishes, Consumer Says
• Ex-Lemon Execs Say Calif. Case Should Halt LifeLock IP Suit
• 5th Circ. Asked To Adopt Narrow Reading Of CFAA's Terms
• Feds Seek 14 Years For Ex-Exec In $50M Russia Export Scam
• Apple Wants Patent Case Stayed During Invalidation Appeal
• Don't Expect Snap To Single-Handedly Revive IPO Market
• IBM Asks Judge To Toss 'Amorphous' Revamped ERISA Suit
• SalesForce's Auto-Renewals Violate Calif. Law, User Says
• Google Strikes $22M Deal To End AdWords 'Dead Sites' Action
• FCC's Pai Moves To Halt Data Security ISP Privacy Rule
• THQ Execs Want 9th Circ. To Rethink Reviving UDraw Suit
• Fed. Circ. Bar Assoc., Others Endorse PTAB Time-Bar Appeals
• Amazon Can Put Refunds On Hold In In-App Purchase Suit
• Speaker Co.'s $1M Award Confirmed Against No-Show Buyer
• Chinese Uber Drivers Must Arbitrate Guaranteed Income Row
• DC Circ. Agrees To Hold Off On AT&T Special Access Fight
• What Lawyers Can Learn From Kellyanne Conway
• Latest Twist In The Merger Objection Lawsuit Saga
• Google's Driverless Car Unit Accuses Uber Of IP Theft
• Snapchat Says Vaporstream's Patents Are Blocked By Alice
• Dropbox Wins Atty Fees Over Thru's Bad Behavior In TM Row
• Ex-Fugitive Comverse CEO Gets Prison For Options Scam
• Wash. Judge Denies Twilio Sanctions Bid In TCPA Lawsuit
• LG, Lenovo Hit With Wi-LAN Patent Suits Over 4G Tech
• E-Book Cos. Push 2nd Circ. To Revive Antitrust Claims
• Shareholders Hit Ixia With Suit Over $1.6B Keysight Merger
• ZeniMax Wants $1B In Damages, Oculus Products Pulled
• FCC Grants Small-Business Relief From Transparency Rules
• Infoblox Investors Seek Stock Appraisal After $1.6B Deal
• FCC Clears Use For First Set Of LTE-U Devices
• Tessera's $100M Toshiba Royalty Row Lacks IP Claims: Judge
• ZTE Gets Another Reprieve From US Sanctions
• Time Warner Eyes Atlanta Station Sale Ahead Of AT&T Deal
• Unwired Planet Discourages Full Fed. Circ. CBM Review
• Honeywell Sues To Stop Alarm.com's $140M Monopoly Bid
• Apple Gets Power Adapter Patent Invalidated In AIA Review
• Canadian Securities Watchdog Launches Regulatory Sandbox
• Olshan Frome, Paul Hastings Guide $291M Apple Office Trade
• Deals Rumor Mill: Siemens, Allfunds Bank, Siam Commercial
• More Tried For H-1B Visas In 2015, Fewer Succeeded
• The Mistakes Lawyers Make When Copying And Pasting
• Here Come The Drones — And The Legal Headaches
• Judge Won't Rethink $140M Patent Win Against Fairchild
• FTC Secures Deal To End APEC Privacy Compliance Probe
• D-Link Says FTC Still Hasn't Shown Harm In Data Security Row
• Mobile Game Maker Can't Ditch Investor Suit Over $115M IPO
• Net Neutrality Rollback May Require FCC First Move
• Purplebricks Raising $62M In Share Sale For US Expansion
• Zynga Can't Roll Quick Win In Gambling IP Row
• Former Intel Exec Joins Patent Licensing Firm Inventergy
• Ex-Tata IT Workers Seek Class Status In Bias Case
• Viacom Urges NJ Court To Toss Child Tracking Privacy Row
• 4G FRAND Suit Against T-Mobile Should Proceed, Judge Says
• Calif. Court Gets Automatic Funding Disclosure Right
• Swiss Co. ABB Reveals $100M Fraud, Fingers Missing Exec
• Qualcomm Appeals $905M Korean Antitrust Fine Over Patents
• PE-Backed Cos., SPAC Merge In $2.8B Creation Of Exela Tech
• InvenSense Shareholders Challenge $1.3B Sale To TDK
• Qualcomm Seeks To Consolidate 24 Antitrust Lawsuits
• Ex-Locke Lord Privacy Head, 3 Others Join Reed Smith
• Arnold & Porter Adds Ex-Olswang Atty In London
• Colts Phone-Recording Suit Punted From Mass. To Ind.
• Data Dexterity: The New Moat Of The Information Economy
• IPhone Unlock Request In Child Porn Probe Too Broad: Judge
• New Zealand Court OKs Kim Dotcom's Extradition To US
• Obama Admin Cybersecurity Adviser Joins McGuireWoods
• Senator Questions Border Electronics Searches
• ATopTech Ch. 11 Stalking Horse Protections Shot Down
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Scope Of AIA Business Method Review
• EU Regulators Lay Out Plan For Tackling Privacy Shield Rows
• Dem Lawmakers Call For New FCC Head To Act On Robocalls
• New Bill Targets Warrantless GPS Tracking, Stingrays
• GSA Watchdog Criticizes Tech Unit's IT Security Compliance
• Justices Won't Hear DuPont's Bid To Save Printing Patent
• Facebook Seeks 9th Circ. Take In Birthday Text Row
• Uber Urges 3rd Circ. Not To Revive Unfair Competition Claim
• Deals Rumor Mill: Aramco, Toshiba, Sinochem
• Limited Exposure Dooms Nissan False Ad Class, Judge Says
• Group Blasts Industry Move Against FCC Transparency Rules
• Xerox Asks Texas High Court To Limit $1B Medicaid Fraud Suit
• Apple Fights $14.5B Tax Bill, Says Profits Belong To US
• Top 4 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Nasdaq Deal Signals Technology Revamp At Borse Dubai
• Nordson Pays $705M For Vention Medical's Tech Biz
• Goodwin Adds Prominent IP Partner Chatterjee From Orrick
• Yahoo Shareholders Sue Over Massive Data Breaches
• Google, YouTube Beat Claims Over Booting Singer's Video
• Ex-Gov't Atty Can Use Sexist Emails As Evidence, Judge Says
• PTAB Follows Fed. Circ. Lead, Upholds Trading Patent
• Samsung Says 4 Exploding Phone Suits Too Few For MDL
• Man's Discrimination Suit Against High Voltage Fizzles
• Justices Won't Consider Fed. Circ. Jurisdiction In IP Rows
• The Quadrennial Energy Review And Grid Security
• Venture-Backed 'Unicorn' Mulesoft Files $100M IPO
• FCC Was Right To Drop Set-Top Box Plan, Legislator Says
• Chinese Video Streaming Co. iQiyi Nabs $1.53B Investment
• Civil Litigation Outlook For 2017
• How The GDPR Will Impact Life Sciences And Health Care
• Verizon Cuts Yahoo Deal By $350M Over Cyberattack Woes
• 'Phantom' Drone Maker Sued Over Faulty App Software Update
• Brand Battles: NCAA Swats Big Ten Over 'March Madness'
• Snapchat's $3B IPO Leads Rebounding Tech Market
• Sessions' National Security Focus Will Fuel Privacy Fights
• Fed. Circ. Axes Third Speaker Patent Claim In Apple Case
• White & Case Nabs Troutman Sanders Litigation Partner
• Deals Rumor Mill: Kinder Morgan, DigitalGlobe, Ventas
• 4 Tips For Fending Off Cyber Threats
• Orrick Adds Ex-Squire Patton Tech Pro With Deals Expertise
• ATopTech Fires Back At Objections Over Sale, Bonus Plans
• Acer Says Intellisoft's $694M Software IP Suit Is Untimely
• FCC Chief Tells Sen. Franken They Share Open Internet Goals
• Judge Trims Some Of HP's Defenses In Oracle Copyright Row
• Taxation With Representation: Weil, Skadden, Kirkland
• Apple, Tech Giants Win Data Patent Dispute At Fed. Circ.
• Treat The Beatles Just Like Adele, Vimeo Tells High Court
• Noted Patent Lawyer On Verge Of Default In SEC Ponzi Case
• House Panel Investigating CENTCOM WebOps Anti-ISIS Effort
• Summa Equity Secures Almost $505M For Debut Fund
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Rethink Trading Patents' Alice Validity
• Proskauer Steers £3.1B In Fund Closings For HgCapital
• Yahoo Execs Put $4.8B Verizon Deal At Risk, Investor Says
• Spotify-Backed B2B Streaming Service Raises $22M In Funds
• US Patent Practice Drifting Toward Approach Prevalent Abroad
• Illinois Biometrics Legislation Sets Trend
• Debating Anti-Rebate And Inducement Laws In Washington
• EA Wants Quick Win On Claim In Madden Publicity Duel
• Mo. High Court Rules Fla. Telecom Co. Liable For Sales Tax
• Full Fed. Circ. Urged To Strip PTAB's Power To Ax Patents
• Ex-Exec Fired For Email Snooping Wants 11th Circ. Rehearing
• Ex-Apax, IBM Execs' PE Firm Clinches $137M Debut Fund
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, ConocoPhillips, Goldman Sachs
• Euronext Says New Platform Shields From High-Speed Traders
• Google Pops Rival's IP Suit Over Balloon Internet Tech
• Google Warrant Case Vs. Microsoft Warrant Case
• Simpson Thacher Guides True Wind To $560M Fund Close
• Reps. Oppose Extra Layer Of Screening At Canada Border
• Social Media Giant Snap Launches Eagerly Watched $3B IPO
• Personal Jurisdiction Takeaways From Fed. Circ. In Xilinx
• Verizon Acquires Drone Operations Management Co.
• Relearning The Lessons Of Korematsu's Case
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 2
• Ericsson FRAND Trial Enters Day 2 With TCL Expert
• Aruba Investors Tell 9th Circ. Co. Hid Cisco Client Theft
• Wireless Group Urges FCC To Clear Local Roadblocks For 5G
• Alice Ruling Doesn't Negate Verizon Patent Deal, Judge Says
• Hotels.com Sheds Web Patent Case In Texas
• Tech Groups Call For Balance In Foreign Spying Renewal Push
• Palantir Fights To Remand Trade Secrets Suit
• FTC Chair Says She'll Seek Balance In IP Antitrust Cases
• Hogan Lovells Leads Apple In $1B Taiwanese Bond Sale
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verizon, Toshiba, Ferrara Candy
• Trustee Objects To ATopTech Ch. 11 Incentive Bonuses
• 'RoboCop' Studio Settles Trademark Fight
• GOP Lawmaker Takes Aim At FCC Privacy Rules
• Adobe Termination Fee An Illegal Penalty, 9th Circ. Hears
• Shareholders Sue Ill. Software Co. Over Failed Acquisition
• Samsung Gets Augmented-Reality Trade Secrets Claims Axed
• ZTE Braces For Hefty Penalties In Iran Sanctions Row
• Facebook Birth Video Copyright Claims Are Tossed
• Gibson Dunn Forms Aerospace Group Amid Industry Growth
• Fed. Circ. Says Xilinx Noninfringement Suit Wrongly Nixed
• Veritas Capital Secures $3.55B For Middle-Market Tech Fund
• PayPal To Spend $233M On PE-Backed Bill Payment Processor
• D-Link's Lax Security Warranted Privacy Suit, FTC Says
• Symantec Gets Intellectual Ventures Patent Axed Under Alice
• How A General Counsel Should Think About AI: Part 1
• 10 Years Of MedImmune: How License Agreements Changed
• Tips For Addressing The IP Challenges Of 3-D Printing: Part 2
• California Omissions Claims: Safety Required?
• Weil, Kirkland, Skadden Helm SoftBank's $3.3B Fortress Buy
• BlackBerry Should Face Infringement Suits, Judge Says
• 'Vonnegut-Style Absurdity' Leads To Triple Patent Damages
• VirnetX Can't Get Full Fed. Circ. Rehearing in Apple Case
• Level 3 Hit With 3rd Shareholder Suit Over $34B Merger
• Major Cos. Back New Group Aimed At Educating Public On IP
• Arendi Urges High Court To Pass On Google Patent Appeal
• Oracle Hit With $150M Suit Over Retroactive Commission Cuts
• 3 Charged With Bilking Fuel-Cell Investors In $5M Scheme
• Amdocs Urges Fed. Circ. Against Rehearing Of Alice Reversal
• WilmerHale Bolsters New York Office With Emerging Co. Atty
• PTAB Too Vague In Axing Apple-Challenged Patent: Fed. Circ.
• Blackberry Hits Nokia With Suit Over 11 Telecom Patents
• Infiniti Buyers Missed Deadline To Amend Suit, Nissan Says
• Warriors Win Partial Toss Of Fan's App-Spying Suit
• Broker Gets 6.5 Years In Prison For $5M Tech Startup Scheme
• Attorneys Seek $1.3M Fee For Wikipad Settlement, Reforms
• PTAB Time-Bar Rulings Are Appealable, Full Fed. Circ. Told
• Cox Hit With $8M In Atty Fees In Music Piracy Battle
• Raytheon Challenging $222M Sole-Source Army Contract
• US Trustee Blasts $1M ATopTech Breakup Fee
• Squire Patton Boggs Snags Crowell & Moring Privacy Lawyers
• 10 Years Of MedImmune: What Trademark Owners Learned
• Adapting Supply Relationships To Embrace Disruptive Tech
• Ex-Akin Gump Atty In FCA Arrest Adds High-Profile Counsel
• Saving Lawyers 1 Less Drink At A Time
• Lenovo Users Fire Back At Bid To Pare Adware Suit
• Morrison & Foerster Nabs Former Obama Climate Official
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ruling Upholding Website Patent
• MaxPoint Beats Investors' Suit Over Post-IPO Stock Drop
• Broadcasters Endorse Early Full-Text Release Of FCC Plans
• EU Antitrust Watchdog Will Do 'Utmost' To End Google Probe
• $75M Mitsubishi CRT Price-Fix Settlement Given Initial OK
• Cerner's $63M Award Spat Goes Back To State Court
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Nix Of Horse Race Betting Patents
• Fed. Circ. Affirms PTAB Ax Of MPHJ Scanner Patent
• Level 3 Urges FCC To Keep Biz Customer Privacy Change
• Tech Group Asks Feds To Review Proposed 'Driver Mode' Rule
• BlackBerry Seeks To Lift Avaya's Ch. 11 Stay On Patent Suit
• Amazon Seeks Arbitration In Broadcom Tablet, Tech IP Suit
• GAO Says Army Bid Assessments Were Fair On $158M IT Deal
• Samsung Settles Fight Over Media Delivery Patents
• Senators Aiming To Ease Regs For Self-Driving Cars
• Legal Tech Download: Data Analytics And Design Thinking
• Russia's Megafon Pays $740M For Stake In Internet Co.
• A Regulatory Play-By-Play Of The Super Bowl Drone Show
• Net Neutrality And Broadband Privacy Under The New FCC
• 10 Years Of MedImmune: How Patent Owners Fared
• Lawyers Cannot Stay Silent While Trump Belittles The Courts
• Google Hit With $20M Jury Verdict Over Malware Patents
• LG Hid 'Bootloop' Defect On Smartphones, Consumers Say
• Jury Hands Intellectual Ventures A Win In Toshiba IP Row
• At Least 5 Cos. Swallowed By GAO Authority 'Doughnut Hole'
• Next-Gen Broadcasting Perilous For Small Cable, FCC Told
• Oracle Says Trial Judge 'Undermined' Google Copyright Case
• Pension Suit Over Yahoo Investment In Alibaba Again Tossed
• Justices Urged To Ditch USPTO's Review Procedures
• Morgan & Morgan Gets Lead In Yahoo Data Breach MDL
• Alabama City Sued Over 'Unconstitutional' Traffic Cameras
• Delhi High Court Leaves ICC Award Intact
• Municipalities Warn FCC Against 5G Infrastructure Mandate
• Fed. Circ. OKs Amazon's Alice Win In Appistry Patent Suits
• 3rd Circ. Backs Infosys In Rival's Noncompete Row
• Snap's $3B IPO Denies Shareholders Say On Exec Pay
• Jawbone Can't Invalidate Three Fitbit Patents, Judge Rules
• Northrop, BAE, Raytheon, Others Net $3B Missile Contract
• Marketing Basics For Solo Practitioners And Small Law Firms
• 10 Years Of MedImmune: The Fed. Circ. Decisions
• Demystifying International Extradition
• Taxation With Representation: Vinson, Bracewell, Debevoise
• Firms Fight To Lead Yahoo Data Breach MDL
• Plaintiff Can't Use TCPA Ruling To Show Harm, Spokeo Says
• New FCC Looks Poised To Overrule Local Barriers To 5G
• Microsoft Loses 4th Amendment Claim In Gag Order Row
• 9th Circ. Reverses Software Co.'s Loss In Copyright Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Blackstone, Toshiba, Ant Financial
• Computer Scammer Admits Ripping Off Pa. Oil Co.
• Extreme Networks Urges Judge To End Shareholder Suit
• A Guide To Managing Outsourcing Relationships
• NASA Watchdog Dings Management Of Operational Systems
• Sprint, Others Oppose Revival Of Intellectual Ventures IP
• No Need For Air Force To Look At Benefits In $13M Bid: GAO
• Oracle, Ex-Finance Manager Reach Deal On Retaliation Suit
• Nokia To Drop $370M To Buy Software Co.
• Mountjoy Wants Others To Join Tech Co.'s Negligence Suit
• Yahoo Hit With Small-Business Class Action Over Data Breach
• DLA Piper Adds Former Legal Adviser To FCC Chairman
• Law Firm Margin Improvement: The Long Game
• Google's Setback Heats Up Overseas Warrant Debate
• VR Ex-Exec Says His Inside Info Hasn't Hurt Former Co.
• Violin Memory Gets Nod For Ch. 11 Plan Pact With Soros Unit
• Matsuo, Exec Plead Guilty In DOJ Capacitor Price-Fix Suit
• CenturyLink, Level 3 Tout Public Benefits In $34B Tie-Up
• Data Analytics To Aid Outside Counsel Picks In 2017: Report
• Arnall Golden Atty To Head FTC Consumer Protection Bureau
• Shkreli Involved In Tech Startup Looking To Raise $1M
• Ex-Logitech Exec Can't Ditch SEC Bonus Clawback Claim
• LG Wins $168M Judgment In Counterfeit Headset Case
• Wilson Sonsini Welcomes Back IPO, M&A Veteran
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Lenovo's Alice Win On Computer IP
• 5 Insights From Reddit GC Melissa Tidwell
• Fed. Circ. Judge In Amazon IP Row Mulls His 'Enfish' Ruling
• Yahoo Hit With Another User Class Action Over Data Breach
• Google Atty Escapes Sanctions Bid After Doc Goes Unsigned
• Trident Spinoff Closes Cybersecurity Fund With $300M
• 'As Seen On TV' Co. Sues RadioShack Over Unpaid $1.6M
• Akin Gump Atty Charged With Trying To Sell Sealed FCA Suit
• The Quadrennial Energy Review And Grid Modernization
• Groups Sue To Block Trump's 2-For-1 Regulatory Order
• 2017 Check-Up: Is Your Law Firm Positioned For Success?
• FTC's Smart-TV Privacy Settlement Unlikely To See An Encore
• Directors Urge Toss Of 'Kitchen Sink' $400M Merger Suit
• Telemarketers Agree To Pay FTC, 2 AGs $27M For Scheme
• Verizon Pushes FCC To Clear The Way For 5G Infrastructure
• Infoblox Urges Chancery To Ax Challenge To $1.6B Vista Sale
• Fed. Circ. Ships Apple-Samsung IP War To District Court
• Senate Dems Promise A Fight Over Net Neutrality Rollback
• Michael Dell Ups GfK Stake As KKR Offer Looms
• Major Cos. Push High Court For Stricter Patent Venue Rules
• FTC's Consumer Protection Bureau Director Quits Agency
• Hitachi Sees 2 Subsidiaries Escape CRT Price-Fixing MDL
• China Drives Fintech Investment While Brexit Hammers UK
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Waterworks, China Reading
• Bregal Sagemount Clinches 2nd Fund With $960M In Tow
• Former Homeland Security Legal Head Rejoins O'Melveny
• Attys Say No Immunity For Makers In Self-Driving Car Regs
• One Equity Partners Nabs $1.65B For Latest Fund
• ITC To Investigate Barriers To Digital Trade
• Investors Blast Snap's Plan To Offer Non-Voting Shares
• 10 Ways To Avoid Wrongful Collection Of Data Claims
• DHS Cyber Center Slowed By Inefficiencies, GAO Says
• The Missing Key To 3rd-Party Litigation Funding
• OFCCP Continues To Crack Down On Pay Discrimination
• Infiniti Buyers Near Cert. With InTouch False Ad Suit
• Vizio To Pay $2.2M To End FTC, NJ Smart TV Tracking Probe
• Dell, Others Back Fed. Circ. Rehearing In Google CBM Case
• FCC Asks DC Circ. To Pause AT&T Special Access Fight
• PE-Backed Sentinel Nabs $490M In Sale Of 2 Data Centers
• Judge Koh Asks Uber To Let Young Attys Argue Patent Case
• Advocates Defend Inmate Call Rate Caps As FCC Backs Off
• Bass Berry & Sims Adds Former NBA Attorney In Nashville
• College Student Gets 3 Years' Probation For Darkode Hack
• Polsinelli Adds Cybersecurity IP Pro From Borenius
• PTAB Invalidates Another PGS Patent Claim In Rehearing
• Energy And The Internet Of Things: The Smart Grid
• Fed. Circ. Sour To Patent Appeal Against Apple, Tech Giants
• Pa. Judge Says Google Must Turn Over Foreign Server Data
• Takeaways From NIST's Updated Cybersecurity Framework
• Info Services Co.'s Reports For Clients Can Be Taxed In NY
• When Smartphones Get The Blame For Driver Distraction
• Decoding The Import Of A Company's Code Of Ethics
• Debtor Who Revoked Her Consent Gets Nod For TCPA Suit
• Calif. DAs Urge Tech Cos. To Pursue Trade Secrets Charges
• Intel's IP GC Gives Tips On Combating Trade Secret Theft
• 4 Takeaways From Snap's IPO Filing
• Brand Battles: T-Mobile, Kobe Bryant, Swatch, Michael Kors
• Judge Questions Limelight's 'Inconsistent' Positions
• Texas Jury Finds Security Patent Valid But Not Infringed
• Ex-ServiceMesh CEO Seeks Defense Costs In Gov't Probes
• Electra PE Nets $254M As Audiotonix Changes Hands
• Synopsys Says Ubiquiti Used Software With Counterfeit Keys
• Google, Facebook Put Heat On Lawmakers To Reform ECPA
• Apple, AT&T Join Bond Blitz With $10B Each In Offerings
• New FCC Kills Review Of AT&T, Verizon Free Data Services
• Quantlab Urges 5th Circ. To Affirm $12.2M Trade Secret Win
• DOD Officials Failed To Properly Rate Contractors, IG Says
• Google, Waze Reach Deal In GPS App Maker's Copyright Suit
• FCC's O'Rielly To Head Fed-State Groups Involved In Telecom
• Directors Say They Had No Loyalty Duty In $68B EMC Merger
• Samsung Asks 9th Circ. To Rethink In-Box Arbitration Suits
• Industry Asks Pentagon To Pull R&D Shake-Up
• FCC Chair Tees Up Small-Business Rule Relief For Feb. Vote
• Snapchat Maker Hit With Patent Suit On Day Of IPO Filing
• PTAB Nixes Patent Claims In LG, Toshiba Disc Drive Fight
• Trump Faces Tough Challenges In Bolstering Cybersecurity
• FCC's Pai Pledges House Dems Bipartisanship, Open Mind
• Algorithms May Test Antitrust Law's Reach, CMA Chair Warns
• Securing The Internet Of Things Is An FTC Priority
• CRT Disposal Co.'s Owner Indicted On Environmental Crimes
• Taxation With Representation: Cleary, Cooley, Skadden
• Facebook Data Antitrust Case Not Overreach, Enforcer Says
• IP Attys Load Up Apps' Legal Challenges At 'Silicon Beach'
• Amazon Gets 20 Patent Cases Stayed Pending Own Challenge
• $500M Oculus Verdict Could Spell High-Stakes Injunction Fight
• Cooley Report Shows Venture Deals Rising, Proceeds Slipping
• Chancery Denies Tesla Shareholder Access To Co. Books
• Verizon's Cash-Free Settlement Gets NY Appeals Court Nod
• Semiconductor Equipment Cos. Combine In $815M Tie-Up
• NYC Wants Regulations For 911 Apps
• Panasonic Avionics Under Foreign Bribery Investigation
• PTAB To Review Tech Patent Asserted In Dozens Of Cases
• Google Gets Final OK For $5.5M Privacy Deal With Users
• Netflix, Starz Hit With Suit Over Data Download IP
• Neustar Investors Challenge $2.9B PE Shop Acquisition
• Snapchat Maker Files Long-Awaited $3B IPO
• Google Fights Atty's Suit Over Paralegal's Bogus Gmail
• US Tweaks Russia Sanctions To Smooth Tech Licensing
• FCC's O'Rielly Warns To Be 'Leery' Of Broadband Spending
• Chinese IP Courts Are Increasing Damages Awards
• Auto Tech Firm Snags $100M In VC Funds For Digital Cars
• Can Federal Agencies Reverse Course Under Trump?
• TransPerfect Honcho Hits Kramer Levin With Defamation Suit
• The 4 Wittiest Dissents By Gorsuch
• Gorsuch's Opening Words Speak Volumes About His Style
• Trump's Immigration Ban Sends Cos. Scrambling
• Senators Flirt With Nuclear Option Over High Court Pick
• Similar On The Law, Gorsuch Differs From Scalia In Style
• Fed. Circ. Ruling Doesn't Doom PTAB Review, Cos. Say
• FCC Must Not Reallocate High-Frequency Spectrum: Group
• 5th Circ. Says Solar Plant Suit Belongs In Texas Court
• Microsoft Can't Use Typo To Dodge Patent Suit
• Former Senior Official At FCC Rejoins Covington
• Fla. Court Affirms Contractor Classification Ruling For Uber
• Attys React To Judge Gorsuch's Supreme Court Nomination
• Yahoo Says AIG Unit Must Cover Email Scanning Suits
• Mayer Brown Adds IP Partner From Clifford Chance
• Paul Hastings Workforce Chair Jumps To Ex-Colleagues' Firm
• Gorsuch's Good, Wrong Opinion In Microsoft Antitrust Case
• Disney, Pixar Settle Animator Antitrust Row For $100M
• Real Estate Rumors: Apple, Kislak, Akelius
• Oculus, Execs Must Pay $500M For Software Infringement
• Judge Reverses Course On Approval For Sony PS3 Deal
• Calif. Judge Takes Pity On Atty Who Did 'Everything Wrong'
• The Myth Of The Forceful Mediator
• Tips For Addressing The IP Challenges Of 3-D Printing: Part 1