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Technology - September, 2017

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• Privacy Fights To Watch At The Supreme Court
• VC Group Pushes To End Delay Of Int'l Entrepreneur Rule
• Fed. Circ.'s New Patent Venue Test Quickly Spurs Transfers
• Apple Reveals Record Number Of National Security Requests
• Ex-CEO Of Pokeware Gets 4 Years For $7M Investor Fraud
• Taxation With Representation: Davis, Weil, Dechert
• PTAB Will Review Challenge To Navigation System Patent
• Democrats Propose $40B Rural Internet Access Plan
• IBM Urges Judge To Reconsider Priceline's Patent Win
• How Financial Services Companies Should Face E-Discovery
• Waymo, Uber Are Denied Bid To Seal Due Diligence Report
• US Cos. Push LED Maker To Arbitrate $8M Row In Korea
• Small Biz To Get More Cyber Info Under Senate-Passed Bill
• Facebook Says Spokeo Still Dooms Biometric Case
• Before VidAngel, These 3 Startups Tried To Dodge Copyright
• Real Estate Rumors: Thesys Technologies, Acore, Duke Realty
• Self-Driving Trucks Get Closer To Hitting The Road
• EFF Slams Podcast Patent Owner's Fed. Circ. Review Bid
• 5 Tax Fights To Watch In The Supreme Court
• Apple Should Activate FM Chip For Emergencies, Pai Says
• TV Streamer Roku Leads 4 IPOs Raising $522M Combined
• Russian Exec Wants BuzzFeed's Source For Trump Dossier
• 2 Senators Roll Out Self-Driving Vehicle Legislation
• Groups Ask High Court To Rethink Net's Title II Status
• Judge Says Wait For Dismissal Order Dooms Transfer Motion
• PTAB Panel Rejects 'Time Of Filing' Rule In Facebook IP Spat
• FCC Chairman Pai's Reconfirmation Heads Toward Final Vote
• JPML Skeptical Of Blue Spike IP Suit Consolidation Effort
• New Sedona Principles Stress Information Governance
• TC Heartland And Its Aftermath: A Litigant's View
• LA Tech Exec, Banker Charged With $98M Fraud Scheme
• Paul Hastings Wrangles Complex Lease For Facebook In SF
• Between Counsel And Class Members, Silence Is Golden
• Toshiba Firms Up Terms Of $17.8B Sale Of Memory Biz
• EDTX Judge Says IPR Should Bar HP's Patent Invalidity Claim
• Judge Skeptical Of Waymo's $1.86B Uber Damages Report
• Consumers Denied Cert. In Aaron's Spying Software Case
• Feds Urge High Court To Uphold Cellphone Location Searches
• White House Goals Include Broadband Funding: Adviser
• Fox Was Flaky On 'Planet Of Apes' Games, $3M Suit Says
• Del. Supreme Court Asked To Keep $7B Dell Appraisal Bump
• Flexible Tech Co. Scoops Up $800M In Funding Round
• Overstock-Led JV Plans To Launch Digital Tokens Exchange
• Pai FCC Renomination Takes Heat As Senate Vote Approaches
• Deals Rumor Mill: Spotify, ACS, TCW Group
• The New Way To Be A Thought Leader In BigLaw
• For More Value And Diversity In Outside Counsel, Go Small
• SK Hynix Offers More Details On $18B Toshiba Memory Deal
• Ericsson Says HTC Wireless Royalties Suit Belongs In Texas
• US Asks China Not To Implement Cybersecurity Law
• The Unclear Scope Of 'All Patent Rights' In Patent Exhaustion
• Qualcomm Must Face Chip Antitrust Allegations, Buyers Say
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Chip Inventor's Suit Over Tax Spat
• Ybrant Ch. 11 Firm Says It Returned Fees US Trustee Seeks
• FCC Inches Closer To Toll-Free Number Auctions
• Cloud Co. To Sell Off Trio Of Businesses For $549M
• Webpage Patent Holder Can't Escape Microsoft's Trial Win
• San Francisco First City To Sue Equifax Over Breach
• Western Digital Eyes Arbitration To Block $18B Toshiba Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: IQiyi, Alvogen, JC Flowers
• CalAmp Can't Use TC Heartland To Dodge $15M Judgment
• HR Rep Fired For Upholding Immigration Laws, Suit Says
• FCC Finds Sufficient Mobile Competition Despite Objections
• CFIUS Concerns Halt Chinese Deal For Location Co.
• Venture Capital Firm IVP Closes Latest Fund At $1.5B
• 3 New Technologies That Could Make GCs' Lives Easier
• Banks Reveal Breakthrough In Open Account Trade Finance
• Equifax CEO Smith Steps Down Amid Data Breach Furor
• Feds Need Warrant For Stingray Tracking, DC Top Court Says
• EU's Vision For Taxing Tech Profits Faces Treaty Obstacles
• Waymo Wants $1.86B From Uber For 1 Trade Secret Claim
• Texas Justices Needn't Mull E-Booking Tax Row, 5th Circ. Told
• Sprint Tells Justices $30M Patent Ruling Flouts Damages Law
• Patent Owner In Apple IPad Suit Has Ties To ND Tribe
• Ill. Gov. Vetoes Geolocation Privacy Bill Over Job Concerns
• FCC Updates Cable, AM Radio Regs Ahead Of Open Meeting
• Nielsen Sues ComScore Over Alleged Data Contract Breach
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Stahlgruber, Siemens
• Data Center Co. Switch Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $569M
• Sharp's First Amendment Suit Falls Short, Court Told
• Bankruptcy Watchdog Balks Over ATopTech Ch. 11 Plan
• FCC Report Backs Title II Repeal, Conservative Group Says
• Deloitte Says Cyberattack Exposed Limited Client Data
• Norwegian Payments Co. Nets Backs $5.3B PE-Backed Buy
• Inside CFIUS' Annual Report: 7 Highlights
• Manufacturers Must Focus On Securing The Internet Of Things
• The Dell Appeal In Light Of Recent DFC Opinion
• Ultratech Investors Seek Stock Appraisal In $815M Merger
• Fed. Circ. Ruling To Force More Patent Cases Out Of EDTX
• Cop's Dallas Shooting Suit Against Twitter On Thin Ice
• PTAB Invalidation Not Enough To Stay Arista ITC Import Ban
• PTAB Says Fairchild Merger Doesn't Bar IPR Challenge
• Attys Want $1.6M Cut Of App Privacy Deal With Tech Giants
• SunEdison Slams 'Disgruntled' Investors' Appeal Over Ch. 11
• Worker Who Left For HBO Can't Be Held To Unlawful Contract
• FCC Inquiry Sees Contention Over Broadband Standards
• Mass. City Ordinance Effectively Banning Drones Cut Back
• Looming Net Neutrality Decision May Overtake FOIA Actions
• 5th Circ. Won't Rehear $4.4M Yahoo March Madness Ruling
• Real Estate Industry Must Ride The Technology Wave
• Avaya Allows $40M Bankruptcy Claim To Settle Patent Suit
• Sidley Austin Employment M&A Pro Joins Hogan Lovells
• Judge Can't File Brief In Patent Case Venue Row: Fed. Circ.
• London Shuts Out Uber In Surprise Move, Calling It 'Unfit'
• Real Estate Rumors: Reliance, Google, Jernigan
• Symantec Warns US To Devise Custom Security Software
• Feds Want Google Sanctioned For Defying Data Orders
• Jury Convicts Man For Infecting Army Computer Program
• Qualcomm Nabs Former FTC Official For IP, Antitrust Policy
• NTIA Floats Opening 911 Subsidy To Tribes Directly
• Mass. Digital Health Developments: What To Know Now
• Gatorade Won't Talk Trash About Water After Settlement
• Marvell Waived Privilege Handing Report To SEC, Judge Says
• Apple Patent Suit Sent To Calif. Amid Del. 'Congestion'
• Wolf Haldenstein Nabs Top Spot In Zoompass Investor Suit
• PTAB Lets Credit Card Patent Claims Stand Under Alice
• SEC Seeks No Penalty From IT Firm Over Execs' Alleged Fraud
• Amazon Takes $20M Tax Carrot To Expand In NYC
• Sens. Ask FCC To Open Comment On New Net Neutrality Docs
• MasterCard Can't Challenge Card Tech Patents In CBM Review
• Legal Tech Download: Atrium And An Equifax-Suing Chatbot
• Health App Settles FTC Claims Over Broken Customer 'Pacts'
• FCC's Wireless Report Is Misleading, Media Org. Charges
• Sheppard Mullin Adds New Corporate Partner To SF Office
• Auto Software Maker Accuses Rival Of IP Cybertheft
• CFTC Accuses Brooklyn Programmer Of $600K Bitcoin Scam
• Fed. Circ. Strikes Down Gilstrap's Patent Venue Rules
• Attys Can't Yet Dump Client Jawbone In Fitbit IP Suit
• Western Digital Lobs New Arbitration Request Against Toshiba
• Digital Realty Trust V. Somers May Kill Corporate Compliance
• Germany-Based Schenck Valued At More Than €700M In Sale
• The Role Legal Finance Can Play In Firm Year-End Collections
• EU Seeks To Tax Online Businesses Where Profits Are Earned
• Uber Asks 9th Circ. To Decertify Driver Wage Class
• New Group Aims To Protect American IP In Trade Deals
• PTAB Erred In Communication Patent Ruling, Fed. Circ. Says
• Requests Soar For Evidence On H-1B Visa Applications
• Bally Slots Owner Drops $628M On Gambling Software Co.
• White Collar 'Goes Dark' With Rise Of Secret Messaging Apps
• Waymo Pegs Uber Trade Secret Theft Harm At $2.6B
• D-Link Shakes FTC's Unfairness Claim In Data Security Row
• Inside Toshiba's Long-Awaited $17.9B Memory Biz Sale
• Deals Rumor Mill: Google, AIA Group, SIX Group
• PTAB Finds Wireless Patent Challenged By Arris, HP Invalid
• CUT Method No Slam Dunk Despite Amazon, Medtronic Wins
• Ex-Fiber Optics Boss Accused Of $2M Insider Trading Scheme
• Global Cos. Say Internet Of Things Botnets Threaten All
• KBC, Motley Rice To Lead Cloud Computing Co. Investor Suit
• Court Square Leads $270M Digital Marketing Co. Investment
• 'Per-Doc' Pricing Can Improve Document Review
• Balancing Safety And Innovation In Automated Vehicles
• 4 Steps To A Successful Outsourcing Contract
• Toshiba Inks $17.9B Memory Sale To Bain-Led Group
• Fed Circ. Asked To Nix Finjan Cybersecurity Patents
• Firm Loses Bid To Block Sanction Of Emails To Uber Drivers
• Feds Want 5 Years For Money-Laundering Korean Scientist
• Online Dating Scammer Pleads Guilty To Fraud
• Facebook Users Urge 9th Circ. To Revive Privacy Claims
• Free Internet Advocates Criticize Sex Trafficking Bill
• AOL Seeks 10.3% Share Price Trim In Verizon Merger Suit
• Attys Warn Of Shifting Electronic Searches At Borders
• 2nd Circ. Affirms Tech Co.'s D&O Coverage Loss
• Uber Says Mobile Ad Co. Took It For An $83M Ride
• Troutman Sanders Nabs Mintz Levin Litigators In Calif.
• VC Group Sues Over Delay Of Entrepreneur Immigration Rule
• Prosecutors Seek 5-Year Fraud Sentence For Ex-Tech Exec
• KIT Fraud Suspect's Trial Delayed To Review Late Laptop Docs
• Mobile Payments Co. Cashes In On $60M In Series C Funding
• Priceline Gets Partial Win In IBM Patent Infringement Suit
• CFIUS Continues To Present Obstacle To Chinese Acquisitions
• Managing Digital Vendor Risk — The Next Compliance Frontier
• Fast And Frictionless: Key Legal Issues In POS Loans
• Insurer Wants Coverage Claims Nixed In $36M Experian Suit
• Waymo Seeks Trial Delay In Self-Driving IP Row With Uber
• Shutterfly Must Face Face-Scan Privacy Suit, Judge Says
• EU To Consider New Tax Rules For Digital Economy
• Sony's Headphone Patent Rehearing Bid Nixed Under Nautilus
• 'Angry Birds' Maker Rovio's IPO Seeks To Raise $510M
• USCIS Restarts Expedited Processing For 2018 H-1B Visas
• Windstream Drops Appeal For Copyright Shield Against BMG
• Benefits To Ex-Avaya Worker's Widow Deemed Unsecured
• Hemlock Asks 6th Circ. To Keep Win Against SolarWorld Unit
• FCC Probes Sinclair, Tribune For More Merger Specifics
• FCC's Acting General Counsel Joins Wilkinson Barker
• Digital Streamer Roku Launches $204M IPO Led By Cooley
• Calif. Broadband Privacy Bill Flops In Assembly
• Fed. Circ. Flouted Alice In Memory Patent Case, Nvidia Says
• Risks And Rules For Data Collection At Retail Properties
• Finding Eligible Subject Matter For Business Methods
• Large And Small Cyberrisk Solutions For Health Care Cos.
• What To Watch With EU-US Privacy Shield Under Microscope
• Fed. Circ. Upholds PTAB Method In Nixing Oil Co. Patent
• Crowdfunder's Extortion Claims Against Ex-Exec Hit Setback
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Toss Of Interactive Sports Patent Claims
• EU Antitrust Official Defends Watchdog's Economic Analysis
• Tech Industry's Bias Complaints Not Letting Up Anytime Soon
• Conservative-Friendly Gab Hits Google With Antitrust Suit
• 3 Takeaways From Trump's Block Of China Chipmaker Deal
• Jewelry CEO Pleads Guilty To Forgery Of Judge's Signature
• Conservative Groups Urge FCC To Repurpose Spectrum Gaps
• Net Neutrality Comments: The People's Case
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lyft, JD.com, CK Infrastructure
• Tech-Minded Blank Check Co. Prices $50M IPO
• House Introduces Resolution To Encourage 5G Rollout
• EU Weighs ICO Risk-Reward To Ease Capital Markets Pain
• Uber Used Software To Dodge Probe, Portland Officials Say
• Group Urges 'Tech Neutral' Mobile Standards In EU
• Former GC For National Intelligence Director Joins MoFo
• Congress Must Do More To Speed Up DOD Cyber Acquisitions
• Tips For Drafting Patents That Won't Need Alice Step 2
• Brand Battles: Amazon, Walt Disney, Chicago Cubs
• In 9th Circ., Facts Can Doom Forward-Looking Statements
• How To Stay Protected When Using Biometrics Post-Spokeo
• A Guide To The Executive Branch Official Nomination Process
• ITC Can Redo $6M Fine After GPS Patent Nix, Fed. Circ. Told
• SD's Rush To Kill Quill May Hurt Odds Of High Court Review
• Avaya Creditor Spat Over Ch. 11 Plan Sent To Mediation
• Mass. Moves Forward With Internet Sales Tax Rule
• SEC Won't Hear 6D Global's Appeal Of Nasdaq Delisting
• SEC Adds Alleged Tipper To Mobileye Insider Trading Suit
• 'Rule Of 2' Need Only Be Met At Start Of Deal, GAO Says
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case For Title II
• Google Won't Challenge Warrants For Overseas Data: DOJ
• Arista Asks Fed. Circ. To Pause Ban On Infringing Products
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Cornerstone OnDemand, Axa
• City Tech Officers Say FCC Plans Hurt Internet Expansion
• Fixing The Broken Software Supply Chain As Legal Counsel
• Google Hit With Class Action Saying It Paid Women Less
• Samsung Hit With Beefed-Up Ongoing Royalty In Patent Suit
• LG, Philips Lose €1B CRT Cartel Appeal At EU High Court
• Ransomware And Medical Devices: A Growing Risk
• Tax On Out-Of-State Retailers Nixed By SD Justices
• BigLaw Expats Form 'Next Generation' Law Firm
• Expanded PTAB Panel Will Review HTC's Mobile Signal Patent
• CFTC Gets Quick Win In Suit Against Trading Software Vendor
• Ripple Wants $1B Del. R3 Suit Sidelined For Calif. Case
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Send Uber-Waymo Feud To Arbitration
• Net Neutrality Comments: The Case Against Title II
• Fed. Circ. Halves Intellectual Ventures' Motorola IP Wins
• Ireland's Corporate Tax Rate Sustainable Till 2020: Report
• SEC Scores Insider Trading Settlement With Ex-PwC Auditor
• Justices Urged To Strike Fed. Circ. Limits On CBM Reviews
• Fed Circ. Says Waymo Can See Uber Counsel's Secret Report
• SEC Nabs $11.5M Win Over Alleged Tech Investment Scam
• Deals Rumor Mill: Bain, Nordstrom, Carlyle
• Trump Blocks Canyon Bridge's $1.3B Chipmaker Buy
• Security Worries Prompt Federal Halt On Kaspersky Software
• Keppel DC REIT Buys Dublin Data Center In $78M Deal
• Apple, Samsung Smartphone Battle Divides Patent World
• Judge Urged To Nix Sanctions Bid In Video Game Patent Row
• Insurance And Regulatory Hurdles To Blockchain Adoption
• Bain Takes The Lead In Battle For Toshiba's Chip Biz
• How The FTC Has Erred On Innovation Policy Issues
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 3
• Google Gets Royalty Rate Pick After $20M Patent Trial Loss
• Cisco Slams Bid To Halt Import Ban After PTAB Axed Patent
• Hitachi, Purchasers Strike $14M Deal In Antitrust Suit
• China's ICO Crackdown Clouds Efforts At Global Consistency
• Westinghouse Can Pay Bonuses To Retain Key Employees
• Korean Scientist Seeks Short Term For US Bribe Laundering
• Apple, Samsung Make Case For Counting Patent Damages
• After Storms, Senators Move Stalled Telecom Disaster Bill
• Split PTAB Rejects Google Challenge To Navigation Patent
• Judge Allows New Claim In Age Bias Suit Against Google
• Automation Over-Reliance A Factor In Tesla Crash, NTSB Says
• Yelp Accuses Google Of Breaking Search Bias Vows To FTC
• 4 Ways Amazon Is Shaping Brick-And-Mortar Retail
• Blue Spike Says Juniper Patent Suit Should Stay In Texas
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, QHotels, Bandhan Bank
• Real Estate Rumors: Evocative, Pacific Life, Fortis
• CoStar Inks Deal To Buy ForRent For $385M
• Apple Settles With Acacia Unit After $22M Patent Loss
• Synopsys To Repatriate Up To $850M Of Offshore Cash
• Founders Find Leverage In Investors' Short Memories
• What The Intel Decision Means For European Commission
• FTC Chief Won't Rush To Police Digital Economy
• How To Navigate The Competitive Market For PE Tech Deals
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 2
• Takeaways From FTC's Settlement With Lenovo
• InfoSpan Asks 9th Circ. For Redo Of $554M Secrets Trial
• Yahoo Ruling Forces Employers To Review Monitoring Policies
• AT&T, Telcos Launch Task Force For Mobile Authentication
• FCC Chair Names 31 Diversity Committee Members
• Nonunion Workers Deserve Weingarten Rights, NLRB GC Says
• Apple Can't Get Quick Judgment In FaceTime IP Suit
• FCC Trims Outdated Common Carrier Regs
• Waymo Can't Get Uber Analysis Docs In Trade Secrets Spat
• Deals Rumor Mill: EssilorLuxottica, Vivint, IndusInd Bank
• Litigation Risk Ebbs Even As Data Hacks Rise, Report Says
• Google Takes Record €2.4B Antitrust Fine To EU Court
• Google Pays NetApp $319M For Silicon Valley Properties
• Squire Patton Boggs Adds Obama IT Chief As Adviser
• Proving Injury In Lanham Act False Ad Cases
• How The Utility Of The Future Will Evolve: Part 1
• Why More Global Giants Are Renouncing Their HQs
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2017
• Firms Stay The Course On London Growth Amid Brexit Haze
• Where The Global 20 Are Bolstering Their Ranks
• Global Firms Snap Up India Work With Liberalization In Limbo
• Navico Wins $38M From Garmin In East Texas Sonar IP Row
• Raytheon Says $25M IP Suit Little More Than Money Grab
• R3 Sues Ripple Over $1.1B Cryptocurrency Option Cancel
• ISP Complaints May Not Forecast Post-Net Neutrality Behavior
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• FTC Strikes Deal With Online Gambling Co., Influencers
• Pai Tees Up Media Rule 'Modernization Month' At FCC
• Ex-NFLers Want Madden Suit's Calif. Publicity Claim Revived
• Acacia Hit With Securities Suit Over Alleged False Statements
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, DLA, Simpson
• Qualcomm Can't Halt Apple's Foreign IP, Antitrust Suits
• USPTO Defends PTAB Partial Decisions At High Court
• ITC Won't Reopen Nokia's Patent Suit Against Apple
• New PE Firm Cove Hill Closes $1B Debut Fund
• A Closer Look At 9th Circ. Video Filtering Copyright Ruling
• Blockchain Cos. Must Beware SEC Intervention Risks
• An Update On China's Cybersecurity Law, 3 Months In
• How Collaboration Is Changing Inside Some Law Firms
• SAP Gets 'Exceptional' Case Atty Fees In Data Patent Win
• If You Want Legal Work, Don't Be A Jerk, GCs Say
• Garvey Schubert Barer Adds Immig. Atty As Owner In Seattle
• Capacitor Buyers Seek Class Cert. In Antitrust Dispute
• Tangoe Investor Says Board Pushed Sale For Own Benefit
• Way Cleared For Colo. Town's Broadband Ballot Proposal
• Judge Finds Ex-Tyco Director Breached Noncompete
• Cisco's IP Defense In Antitrust Suit 'Insane,' Arista Says
• Cooley Hires 3 More Wilson Sonsini IPO Pros In Bay Area
• Expanded PTAB Panel Spells Out Rules For Multiple Petitions
• Broadcasters Underfunded For Spectrum Repack, Reps. Told
• Malaysia Warns Investors Of Initial Coin Offering Risks
• Amazon Planning New $5B Campus, Searching For Host
• PTAB Can't Invalidate Podcast Patent, Full Fed. Circ. Told
• App Buyers Ask High Court To Decline Apple Monopoly Row
• Industrial Drone Maker Airobotics Raises $32.5M In Funding
• Dealing With Difficult Lawyers
• Advising Departing Employees On How To Keep Future Jobs
• New Fund Lets Litigation Investors Target Smaller Cases
• Theranos Gets Class Limited To Indirect Share Purchasers
• PTAB Win For Seagate For Encryption Patent OK'd By Fed Circ
• Verizon Joins Dolby Subsidiary Via's Patent Pool
• Infineon Asks Fed. Circ. To Lift Semiconductor Injunction
• 8 Years, 3 Commissioners And €1.1B: Intel's EU Antitrust Saga
• Ex-Counterterrorism Head Joins Skadden's Security Practice
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Korean Co.'s $73M Suit Against Citi
• PE-Backed GoDaddy Unveils $882M Secondary Offering
• Property Database Patents Not Obvious, Fed. Circ. Hears
• Halo Fails To Meet 'Halo' Standard For Enhanced IP Damages
• LG Wins Atty Fees After $168M Faux Headset Suit Judgment
• EU Intel Decision Bolsters Tech Cos.' Antitrust Defenses
• Oracle Refuses To Arbitrate Wage Fight, Ex-Worker Says
• FCC's O'Rielly Floats Agency 'Spectrum For Cash' Swaps
• Former Jones Day Atty Joins DLA Piper Restructuring Group
• New Consumer Gripes Build Net Neutrality Case, Group Says
• House Passes Bill For New Self-Driving Car Rules
• Car-Sharing Co. Turo Raises $92M, Adds Daimler Unit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Toshiba, Dalian Wanda, Pactera
• New Argument Theory In PTAB Appeal 'Wrong,' USPTO Says
• Apple, Home Depot Raise $6B Debt To Help Fund Buybacks
• Kirkland Leads Fortive In $770M Landauer Buy
• Scientific Games Loses Bid To End Rival's Antitrust Suit
• Ky. Utility Pole Case Defines FCC Jurisdiction Boundaries
• Pitney Bowes Puts Up $475M For Shipping Co. Newgistics
• A Lawyer's Guide To NIST's 'Security And Privacy Controls'
• Don't Want To Be The Next Kodak? Embrace Blockchain
• EU High Court Sides With Intel In €1.1B Antitrust Fine Appeal
• FCC Monitoring Harvey Damage As Outages Persist
• 9th Circ. Won't Force Arbitration Over Verizon 'Supercookies'
• Kate Spade Bracelet Tracker Infringes Patent, Suit Says
• FCC Sets Final Rules To Streamline Radio License Renewals
• Fed. Circ. Asked To Nix Black & Decker Win In Vacuum IP Row
• FCC Council Tees Up Review Of Technical Rules
• General Wireless Defends Ch. 11 Disclosures, Case Control
• Replacing DACA More Urgent Than Tax Reform: Microsoft
• ATC Asks Fed. Circ. To Undo $2.1M Verdict Over Presidio IP
• Fla. Judge Shuns Gilstrap's Venue Test, Moves Patent Case
• ITC Judge Finds Sony Infringed Fujifilm Storage Patents
• Aveva, Schneider Agree To Combine After Prior Talks Failed
• Sony Asks For Approval Of Revised $3.75M PS3 Settlement
• Lenovo Pays $3.5M To End FTC's Adware Dispute
• HP, Vizio, Others Urge Fed. Circ. To Nix ITC Arista Ban
• S. Korean Court Denies Qualcomm Stay Of Antitrust Order
• Deals Rumor Mill: Western Digital, Edinburgh Airport, Sabeco
• Lufthansa Defends Voltage Patent Word Choice To Fed. Circ.
• PTAB Used Wrong Standard For Piracy Patent, Fed. Circ. Told
• 4 More States Opt In To FirstNet, Bringing Total To 20
• Apple Settles With 169 Customers In Suit Over Wiped IPhones
• Investors Say Yahoo Can't Escape Data Breach Suit
• Ex-NFLers Fight EA's Bid To Escape Madden Suit
• Israeli Venture Capital Firm Closes Third Fund At $110M
• CVS Settles Heart Logo Trademark Suit From App Maker
• Beware Unique Challenges When Acquiring Internet Tech
• 'Vonnegut-Style Absurdity' Spurs $6.7M Award In Patent Row
• Telecom Co. CenturyLink Hit With TCPA Suit Over Robocalls
• 9th Circ. Tosses Engineer's Bid To Revive Visa Petition
• Anti-Trump Site's Users Seek To Quash DOJ Info Demand
• Raytheon Hit With $25M Trade Secrets Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Postmates' $9M Misclassification Deal Gets OK'd
• Dodd-Frank Protections Require SEC Reporting, Justices Hear
• Jumio Ch. 11 Trust Accuses Ex-Brass Of Accounting Scheme
• Samsung, Toshiba Can't Toss Disk Drive MDL, Consumers Say
• Text-Scam Jury Closing In On Finish, Judge Observes
• FCC Urged To Extend Comment Period On Mobile Broadband
• Uber Director-Board Row Belongs In Arbitration, Experts Say
• Uber, Waymo Vie For Quick Wins On Trade Secrets Claims
• Taxation With Representation: Skadden, Sullivan, Hogan
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Eye Damages In $36M Synopsys Case
• Don't Apply Chevron To Inmate Calls Decision, DC Circ. Told
• Real Estate Rumors: United Overseas Bank, Yahoo, JMG
• Canadian PE Deals Soar As Industrial, Tech Sectors Boom
• Imperva Cuts $19M Deal To End Investors' Stock-Drop Row
• Dell EMC Settles Transgender Bias Claim For $110K
• It Might Be A Bad Idea For NPEs To Attack Cloud Services
• EU's Vestager On Google, Privacy And Merger Review Reform
• Texas Justices Take Up Xerox Challenge To $1B Medicaid Suit
• Yahoo Must Face Litigation Over Breach Of 1.5B Accounts