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Technology - June, 2018

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• Justice Kennedy Leaves Mixed Record On Civil Rights
• Justice Kennedy's Departure Leaves Privacy Limits Up In Air
• 2 Firms Seize Spotlight During Sizzling June For IPOs
• 4 Ways The Apple-Samsung Case Shaped Patent Law
• FBI Arrests Man Who Threatened To Kill FCC Chair's Kids
• Kennedy's Exit Could Make It Harder For FCC To Win In Court
• Michigan Law School Pals Who Ran Invoice Scam Get Prison
• Trump Says He Will Announce Supreme Court Nominee July 9
• Deals Rumor Mill: Brookstone, Ascensus, Xiaomi
• Health Hires: Fenwick, Dechert, Holland & Hart, Carlton Fields
• AT&T, FCC Settle 911 Outage Investigation For $5.3M
• Apple Escapes PTAB Sanctions In Wi-Fi Patent Challenge
• Kennedy's Retirement: Legacy, Fallout & The Battle Ahead
• BlackBerry Slams Bids By Facebook, Snap To Ax Patents
• Weil Steers Genstar's $910M Marine, Mobile Biz Deal
• Sens. Want To Limit Time For Cities' Small Cell Reviews
• Telecom Execs Will Pay SEC Over Inflated Revenues
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 3
• Crypto Tax Compliance Challenges Shouldn't Deter Investors
• New Stats On Millennial Attorney Disciplinary Actions
• A Cloud On The Horizon: Trade Secret Theft In The Cloud
• Calif. Enacts Internet Privacy Law, Erasing Ballot Effort
• Altaba Noteholder Suit Tossed By Del. Chancery Judge
• Why The Defense Bar Celebrates Kennedy
• Lucasfilm Says Game Co. Willfully Infringed 'Star Wars' IP
• Roberts Becomes True Power As 'Kennedy Court' Ends
• Exactis Sued After Exposure Of 200M Consumers' Info
• 'Bogus' Patent Claims Against Apple Nixed For Now
• Municipal Broadband May Present Free Speech Concerns
• DC Circ. Expects Quick Response To Kaspersky's Stay Bid
• Justices Won't Weigh Internet Privacy In Silk Road Case
• Pa. Casinos Threaten To Sue Over Slot-Style Lottery Games
• AIG Unit Likely Can't Nix Suit Over Latham-Posing Scammer
• Consumers Slam Qualcomm's Bid To Limit IPhone Imports
• Microsoft Urges Limited 'White Spaces' Spectrum Program
• ITC Clears Arista In Ethernet Patent Dispute With Cisco
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 2
• Delay On Kennedy Replacement 'Ain't Going To Happen': GOP
• Rosenworcel Offers San Jose Small Cell Deals As 5G Model
• Aviation Watch: Is There Really A Pilot Shortage?
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: Prioritizing Is Always Key
• What's Next For Issue Preclusion And Patent Invalidity
• ICOs As Exempt Securities Offerings: An Economic Analysis
• What You Should Know About The 24/7 Cybercrime Network
• Classifying $10B Of Auctioned Airwaves For Tax Purposes
• High Court To Examine Calif. Agency's Immunity For 3rd Time
• From Iqbal To Citizens United: Kennedy's Biggest Decisions
• ZeniMax's IP Verdict Against Oculus Cut By $250M
• Life After Kennedy: 1 Big Question, 6 Judges To Watch
• 'Goodbye, Tony!' Justices Bid Farewell To Kennedy
• When Partisan Passion Raged, Kennedy Was The Vote To Get
• Calif. Internet Privacy Bill Heads To Vote As Cos. Back Off
• Facebook Investor Can't Explain 'Beef' With Calif. Suits
• Quantlab Says Del. Ruling Precludes Texas Stakeholder Suit
• Seismic Data Co. Files Ch. 11, To Be Bought By Competitor
• Bio-Rad's IP Suit Over DNA Tech Survives Early Win Bids
• Cybersecurity On The Hill: ZTE, Bots And The OPM Breach
• Fitbit Rival Faces Attys' Fees Sanction For 'Frivolous' IP Suit
• Fed. Circ. Upholds Win For Samsung On Data Transfer Patent
• Limiting Law Firms' Professional Liability Risks: Part 1
• Automated Software Development Co. CloudBees Raises $62M
• FEC Considers New Rules For Online Political Ad Disclosure
• GOP Kicks Off Race To Confirm Kennedy Replacement
• Facebook, Twitter, Google Reject Blame For Pulse Shooting
• Chinese Military College Charged In Sub Tech Export Scheme
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: How Congress Affected My Career
• Alaska Gov. Won't Take Executive Action On Net Neutrality
• Senate Committee Passes Geoffrey Starks' FCC Nomination
• Dr. Dre, Jimmy Iovine Owe $25M In Beats Royalties, Jury Says
• Apple, Samsung Settle Long-Running Patent War
• Justice Kennedy's Retirement To Upset High Court Balance
• Design Patent Damages And The Jury's Confusion In Apple
• Samsung Facing Another DRAM Price Conspiracy Class Suit
• Eyeing China, White House Backs CFIUS Overhaul
• US Broadband Mapping Vital, Industry Says In NTIA Talks
• ITC Wraps Up Qualcomm's Patent Case Against IPhone
• Yahoo's Win On Autodialer Definition Backed By 3rd Circ.
• Senate Dems Urge FCC To Fortify TCPA Robocall Rules
• Calif. Sen. Backs Net Neutrality Bill, As Long As It's Amended
• Insight Venture Leads $200M Investment In Ore. Software Co.
• Competition Is Key To Affordable Broadband, FCC's Carr Says
• Gov't Can't Have It Both Ways In CBM Review, Justices Hear
• Tesla Can Subpoena Tech Bigs To Preserve Ex-Worker's Email
• Microsoft IT Women Can't Get Class Cert. In Bias Suit
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: DC Isn't As Bad As You Think
• Blockchain Technology Can Help Fight Counterfeit Drugs
• DOJ Touts 8 Arrests In $15M Africa-Based Cyber Conspiracy
• High Court Won't Review Processor Liability In FTC Fraud Row
• Straight Path Merger Suit Can Proceed Directly In Chancery
• Trump Not Eyeing Broader Investment Restrictions: Adviser
• Google Workers Seek OK Of $1M 'Adult Content' PAGA Deal
• Former Xerox Unit Beats Proposed ERISA Class Action
• FCC Must Even Cable, IPTV And Satellite Fees, Groups Say
• Uber's 'Barely Visible' Button Isn't Binding, 1st Circ. Says
• DOD Program Manager Pleads Guilty To Conflict Of Interest
• Skadden, Davis Polk Guide Chinese Tech Giant's IPO Filing
• 'Revenge Porn' Site MyEx.Com Shut Down By Nevada Judge
• Grumpy Cat Seeks Atty Fees After 'Grumppuccino' IP Win
• 7th Circ. Slams Ex-Tech Co. Worker Who Flouted Court Orders
• Xerox Slams Fuji Over Damages Suit For Failed $6.1B Merger
• Kirkland, Davis Polk Steer Ankura's $470M Navigant Unit Buy
• 4 Recent Personal Injury Rulings That Matter For Tech Cos.
• Marketing Co. Must Face Ex-Employee's Breach Claims
• FCC Raises Telemedicine Program Cap To $571M
• Hotel Chains Want Out Of Search Engine Antitrust Suit
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer: 6 Things I Learned In Congress
• Will The Robots Who Replace Us Also Pay Income Tax?
• Blockchain Is A Safe Bet For Sports Gambling Decentralization
• High Court Ruling May Spur Broader Location Privacy Limits
• Beats' $109M Headphone Royalties Row Goes To Jury
• Texas 'Black Hat' Gets 8 More Years In Prison For Retaliation
• 14 Firms To Steer IPOs Surpassing $2.5B To Close Busy June
• Health Care Cos. Raise $228M To Cap 10-IPO Week
• IPhone Chip Deal Loss Would Kill Intel 5G Plans, Atty Says
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• PTAB Breaks Own Rule With Short Analysis, Security Co. Says
• Ford Buyers Drop $50M Deal After Judge Raises Concerns
• Gov't Contractors Lacking In Email Spoof Defense, Study Says
• Orrick Lures Cadwalader Antitrust M&A Partner In DC
• Energy Storage: Are We There Yet?
• Feds Need Warrant For Cell Location Data, High Court Says
• Chinese Man Accused Of Smuggling Submarine Tech
• Gov't Looking At 'Dynamic Sharing' Of Spectrum Bands
• Jones Day Scores IP Tech Pro From McDermott In Chicago
• Chinese Espionage Group Hitting US Telecoms, Defense Cos.
• Fraud, Contract Suit Over $110M Tech Co. Sale Dismissed
• Congress Not Off The Hook With High Court's Sales Tax Ruling
• Apple Ramps Up IP War With Qualcomm In New IPR Filings
• Google Urged To Drop Huawei Collab Over Security Concerns
• Beats' Expert Disputes $107M Figure In Royalties Row
• PTAB Nixes Parts Of 2 IV Computer Patents
• 1st Circ. Upholds Discovery Bid Nix In Gene-Editing IP Row
• FCC July Meeting Agenda To Include C-Band, Kid Video
• Sharper Image Defends Right To Petition PTAB At Fed. Circ.
• Ga. Atty Beats Defamation Suit Over Snapchat Accident Row
• Firefighters Didn't Vet Defective Siren Claims: 3rd Circ.
• Rubio Pushes Tough Line On Chinese Tariffs, Tech Sanctions
• When Will The ITC Honor A PTAB Finding Of Invalidity?
• Iancu Vows To Give IP World Guidance On Patent Eligibility
• Trade Lessons From The ZTE Saga
• Mid-2018 Sanctions Review: A Turbulent Year So Far
• DLA Piper Adds Ex-Morgan Lewis Partner In NJ
• BigLaw's Associate Salary Model Is A Relic Of A Bygone Era
• Kirkland, Sidley Guide PE Firm Siris' $2B Internet Co. Buy
• Beats Are Nuthin' But A Me Thang, Dre Says In $107M Trial
• Ex-Masimo VP's 11th-Hour IP Arbitration Bid Earns Eye Roll
• New FTC Weighing Need To Alter Policies For Digital Economy
• Irish Cloud Coin Co. Breached US Securities Law, Suit Says
• High Court Bid Doesn't Delay Corning's $61M Tab, Judge Says
• Windstream Investors' $10.5M Deal OK'd In REIT Dust-Up
• Calif. State Committee Tones Down Net Neutrality Bill
• 9th Circ. Backs Toss Of Photo IP Suit Against CoreLogic
• Software Co. Wants Award Revisited In LG Licensing Fight
• Trump, Lawmakers Make Limited Progress On ZTE Deal
• Data Co. Says SAP Faked Partnership To Steal Trade Secrets
• Chinese Blank Check Co. New Frontier Upsizes IPO To $230M
• GAO Again Slams Assessments On $192M DHS IT Contract
• Tesla Autopilot Defeat Device Sales Halted By NHTSA
• BakerHostetler Nabs Brown Rudnick Corporate Partner In OC
• Sen. Wyden Presses Ross For Views On ZTE's Cyberthreat
• DLA Piper Adds Silicon Valley VC Atty In West Coast Push
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review Nix Of Voting Patent
• Mintz Levin Adds Ex-MoFo Corporate Partner In San Diego
• Debevoise Steers $1.3B Close Of Providence Arm's Tech Fund
• Tips For Keeping FDA Advisory Action Letters Out Of Court
• Network Unbundling Will Hurt Smaller ISPs, Lawmakers Told
• 2 Avenues Of Insurance Coverage For Cryptocurrency Theft
• Utah Engineering Co. Settles Immigrant Discrimination Claims
• Defenses Remain For Companies In Calif. Call Recording Suits
• Policy Is Changing For Technology Transfers
• Beats Mogul Says He Has Lawyers For That In $107M Trial
• Facebook App Creator Backs Data Privacy Regulation Efforts
• Drinker Biddle Adds IP Pro From Kirkland In Chicago
• Apple Pushes Monopoly Concerns In Qualcomm ITC Fight
• Verizon, AT&T Say They Will Cut Off Location-Data Sellers
• #MeToo At Law Firms And What We Can Do About It
• Ex-IT Firm CFO To Pay $1.6M In SEC Judgment Over Fraud
• Cybersecurity Firm That Probed DNC Hack Now Worth $3B
• DC Circ. Grounds Battle Over Privacy In FAA Drone Rules
• Bazaarvoice Investor Dismisses Challenge To $521M Merger
• Facebook Users Ask 9th Circ. To Revive Tracking Claims
• 'Bitcoin Baron' Gets Nearly 2 Years For DDoS Attacks
• Deals Rumor Mill: Autogrill, Abraaj, Xiaomi
• Hollywood Giants Must Face Copyright Claims Over Digital FX
• LeClairRyan Nabs Schnader Harrison Aviation Pro In Calif.
• Wireless Tech Patent Killed Under Alice In Suit Against HTC
• Jury Hung On Whether Belkin Copied Cellphone Holder IP
• Scrutinizing Noncash Settlements In Consumer Class Actions
• Satellite Operator Blasts 'Baseless' Challenge To $1M Award
• Sprint, T-Mobile Officially Ask FCC Permission To Merge
• A Chat With Holland & Knight CFO Mia Stutzman
• Make Sure Your Cyber Insurance Is Ready For GDPR
• Gov't Control Has Stifled Spectrum Use, Think Tank Says
• Trump Admin. Has No Plan For China Talks After Tariff Push
• The Best Firms For Minority Equity Partners
• The Hurdles Facing BigLaw's Minority Women
• GCs Tackle Law Firm Culture In Diversity Push
• High Court Won't Look At PTAB Ruling Over Time-Bar Issue
• Knowledge Lawyers Can Help Firms Stay Ahead Of The Curve
• Judge Slams DOJ Jury Trial Bid In Ex-Barclays Trader Case
• Trump Ups Tariff Ante By Targeting $200B In Chinese Exports
• Beats Designer Calls $107M Royalties Bid 'Dishonest'
• Training Crucial To Offsetting Job Losses From Automation
• Acacia Execs Beat Shareholder Class Action In Mass.
• PE-Backed BJ's Leads 9 IPO Launches Exceeding $1.9B
• DISA Awards 14 Cos. Places On $7.5B IT Services Deal
• Amazon Urged Not To Sell Face-Recognition Tool To Gov't
• CDK Slams Attempted Info Grab In Car Dealer Data MDL
• Sprint's VoP Patent Suits Lack Specifics, Court Told
• Fujifilm Sues Xerox For Killing $6.1B Merger
• In Their Own Words: Minority Partners On Reaching The Top
• Goodwin Snags 4-Atty IP Tech Team From Greenberg Traurig
• Apple Blasts Arbitration Bid In $25M Row As 'Gamesmanship'
• Here's What We Know About FCC Nominee Geoffrey Starks
• 15 Minutes With Uber's General Counsel
• UK Antitrust Watchdog Eyes Ion's £1.5B Fidessa Buyout Bid
• Amazon Scores Win In Kaavo's Cloud-Computing Patent Suit
• Congressional Forecast: June
• Google, Huawei Slam Discovery Bid In Phone Defect Suit
• Bristol-Myers Squibb: 1 Year Later
• Justices Won't Clarify 'Property Rights' In Tax Fraud Case
• The 2018 Law360 Diversity Snapshot
• FTC In Full Force: What To Expect From New Leadership
• Kirkland Guides Cressey's $1.1B Health Care Fund Close
• High Court To Hear Apple's Appeal In Monopoly Case
• Minority Lawyers On Why They Left BigLaw
• Taking On The 'Petri Dish' Of BigLaw Bias
• The Best Firms For Minority Attorneys
• Law360's Diversity Snapshot: By The Numbers
• Law360's Pro Say: What BigLaw Should Do About Diversity
• Fitbit Abuses Arbitration To Skip All Claims, Consumers Say
• KAIST Wins $400M Patent Verdict Against Samsung, Others
• Verizon Users Vie To Keep 'Zombie Cookies' Suit Alive
• FTC Backs Flexible Approach To Regulating Internet Of Things
• Trump Throws A Curve With Two-Pronged Tariff Approach
• 3 Telecom Lessons We Can Learn From AT&T-Time Warner
• FCC Urged To Fight Contractor Debt-Collection Robocalls
• Deals Rumor Mill: DWF, LyondellBasell, Qualcomm
• Alarm.com Suit Against PE Investor Tossed
• 10 Firms To Steer Biotech-Heavy IPO Lineup Exceeding $1B
• DOJ Vet Continues Davis Wright's Privacy, Security Growth
• BALCA Denies Qualcomm's Bid To Certify Engineer Position
• Seagate Buyers Must Carve Up Class Cert. Bid, Judge Says
• PE-Backed Avalara Leads 3 IPOs Raising $377M Total
• Former Visa Atty Rejoins White & Case In Silicon Valley
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Patent Antitrust Row Transfer
• FTC Adds 3 Years To CoreLogic Data Licensing Conditions
• Winner's Playbook: Behind The Scenes Of The SAS Case
• DOJ Won't Seek Stay, AT&T Closes $85B Time Warner Deal
• An Unprecedented Look Inside The FARA Unit
• Apostle Pai Preaches On Winning Net Neutrality Converts
• Ticket-Fighting App Tells Fla. Justices It's Not Practicing Law
• FCC Support Grows For Pai's $171M Telemedicine Boost
• Current, Ex-FitBit Employees Indicted For Trade Secret Theft
• EU's $5.5B Tax Break Helps E-Book Sector, Moscovici Says
• Why FTC Accepted Conduct Remedies In Northrop Deal
• Trump Wallops China With Tariffs As IP Brawl Boils Over
• Oracle, Hewlett Packard Each Seek Win In Software IP Row
• Twitter Can't Block Suit Over White Separatist's Nixed Account
• LegalForce Slips Sanctions In TM Co. Witness Tampering Row
• Chinese Tech Execs Face Arrest For Ignoring Chancery Suit
• As New IP Tariffs Loom, China Implores Trump To Negotiate
• Don't Let Wireless Interests Skew CBRS Licenses, FCC Told
• Samsung-Huawei Patent Row Partly Paused On Heels Of SAS
• What The Time Warner Case Means For Antitrust Enforcement
• Sprint Defends FCC 5G Cell Review Exemptions At DC Circ.
• Telecom Agency Head Grilled On US Internet Oversight
• Real Estate Rumors: WeWork, Google, Robbins Property
• Swaps Exchange Accuses BofA, Goldman Of Illegal Boycott
• Blackstone Sells Business Solutions Co. For $1B
• Full Fed. Circ. Should Rehear Google V. Oracle, Groups Say
• Babst Calland Nabs Ex-DOT Official, Self-Driving Cars Pro
• House Hearing Stirs Debate On Insuring Autonomous Vehicles
• Kaspersky Banned From Gov. Agencies By Federal Council
• Uber Drivers Denied Punitives In 'Safe Rides Fee' Row
• Venable Nabs Ex-K&L Gates IP Pro In New York
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 2
• FCC Urged To Create Reassigned Phone Number Database
• Apple To Close IPhone Backdoor Used By Law Enforcement
• Ex-CEO Gets 2 Years For Insider Trading Led By 'Pure Greed'
• Software Co. Says $514.16 Fee Row Belongs In Fed. Court
• Yahoo Investor Tells 9th Circ. SEC Doesn't Answer Mail
• BAE Systems Dodges Ex-Worker's Gender Bias Suit
• Telecom Agency Exploring Fed. Spectrum Leases, Redl Says
• Fed. Circ. OKs PTAB Trim Of Allure's Smart Thermostat Patent
• ​​​Feds Urged To Steer Autonomous Vehicle Infrastructure
• Real Estate Rumors: Hana, GW Properties, Vincent Viola
• PayPal Wins Bid To Force Charity Class Suit Into Arbitration
• Apple Can't Kill Suit Over Ex-Sony, Nokia Phone Patents
• AT&T-Time Warner Ruling Paves Way For Industry Overhaul
• White House Pushes Back On Senate ZTE Crackdown
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Fried Frank IP Ace For ITC Group
• VC-Backed Dutch Fintech Sizzles After Pricing $1B IPO
• DHS Unfairly Assessed Bids On IT Contract, GAO Says
• GSA Risked 'Disaster' With Court Security Snafu, Judge Says
• E-Signature Laws Provide Legal Framework For Blockchain
• VA Eyes Blockchain To Simplify Contract Closeouts
• Google Denied Litigation Finance Info In Balloon IP Suit
• Consulting Co. Exec Convicted In 401(k) Embezzlement Case
• Cooley Guides Opendoor's $325M Series E Raise
• LLR Partners Taps Latham & Watkins For $1.2B PE Fund
• Seattle Firm Grows Real Estate, IP, Construction Practices
• Why Lawyers Shouldn't Accept Fees In Cryptocurrency: Part 1
• Luxury Brands Must Pay For Web Blocking: UK Top Court
• 3 Takeaways From Judge Leon's Ruling On Time Warner Deal
• Gov't Urges Caution On Security In Spectrum Balancing Act
• Privacy Group Urges 2nd Circ. To Protect Users, Not Grindr
• EU Lawmakers Call For End To 'Privacy Shield' Pact By Sept.
• Real Estate Broker Brings Tossed Airbnb Claims To NY Court
• FCC's O'Rielly Says Apps May Justify Telecom Rule Rollback
• Google's AI Rules Show DOD's Commercial Tech Difficulties
• Beats' Designer Says Royalty Deal Only Covered 1st Model
• Facebook Data Pacts Could Spur GDPR-Like Protections
• Cellspin Denies Shaking Down Nike, Others With IP Suits
• Reg A+ Is Becoming A Popular Path To Pursue ICOs
• Feds Say Intent A Non-Issue In South Korean Bribe Case
• GoPro Investors Seek Cert. In Undersupply, Defect Suit
• Antitrust Chief Defends Sticking To Consumer Welfare Focus
• Litigation Support Co. In Hot Water As Belkin IP Trial Starts
• AT&T Layoff Suit By CWA Nixed By Arbitration Clause
• States, Schools Line Up Against PTAB's Immunity Waiver
• FCC Designates New UK 'White Spaces' Database Manager
• SEC Claims Fla. Couple Defrauded Investors In Shopping App
• Yahoo Hit With £250K Fine Over 2014 Data Breach
• Cisco Loses Bid For Immediate Appeal On Antitrust Immunity
• Rosen Law To Lead AMD Investor Suit Over Chip Flaw
• PTAB Nixes Microsoft Challenge To Philips IP As Repetitive
• Deals Rumor Mill: Abraaj, Sportradar, Xiaomi
• AT&T, Time Warner Merger Cleared, DOJ Warned Against Stay
• Wilson Sonsini Nabs Squire Patton Tech, Life Sci Pro In LA
• CPI Says Investor Is Unfit To Lead $173M IPO Suit
• Alta Partners Rakes In $130M For Health Care-Focused Fund
• GAO Will Police 'Other Transaction Authority' Awards
• EU Will Continue Fight For Digital Tax, Moscovici Says
• Square To Pay $2.2M To Settle Food Delivery Tip Claims
• 74 Arrested In Alleged Email Scam Targeting Wire Transfers
• Woeful Judge Won't Free Attys From Kenyon Malpractice Suit
• Ford's $50M Faulty Touch-Screen Deal Faces Skeptical Judge
• Kaspersky Urges DC Circ. To Expedite Federal Ban Ruling
• Deals Rumor Mill: TPG, Stryker, Fortum
• Fenwick Guides Workday In $1.55B Adaptive Insights Buy
• Qualcomm Hit By Class Suit Over Sunk $117B Broadcom Deal
• Net Neutrality Repeal Means Status Quo, Supporters Say
• Samsung Wants Huawei's Bid For US FRAND License Axed
• Mass. Software Maker Gets $1B Investment From Rockwell
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Revival Of Google Messaging IP Row
• DoorDash Moves Drivers' Misclassification Suit To Fed. Court
• Chinese Electric Car Co. Closes $500M Series B Round
• US Sanctions Russian Cos. Over Expanded Cyber Capabilities
• Go East, Angel Investors: Tax Incentives In Delaware Tech
• Comcast Wary Of FCC Opening Up Its Spectrum For 5G
• A Look At 2 GDPR-Inspired Privacy Bills In Senate
• Legal Tech Download: Reed Smith's Associate Feedback App
• Beats By Dre Atty, $107M Royalty Seeker Spar At Trial
• Facebook, Snap Say BlackBerry IP Suits Invalid Under Alice
• Samsung Wants $539M Apple Verdict Tossed, $145M Refund
• New EU Cybersecurity Certification Program Moves Forward
• Intel's $5M Deal To End Wage, OT Claims Gets Initial OK
• ITC To Probe Toyota, Panasonic Car Infotainment Imports
• Huawei Can Keep $600K Atty's Fees After Pro Se Nightmare
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Taxation With Representation: Fenwick, Latham, Vinson
• Tech Union's F-1 Visa Row Partially Revived By DC Circ.
• CertiSign Director To Pay Legal Fees After Breach Finding
• Tesla Urged To Fix Driver-Assist System After Crash Report
• Deals Rumor Mill: Comcast, Dialog, Linde-Praxair
• Facebook Slams Emerson's Attempt To See BladeRoom Deal
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 2
• Banner & Witcoff Nabs Hunton Andrews Patent Attorney
• 6 Firms To Steer 7 IPOs Exceeding $1.4B As June Gets Hot
• Snap Investors' Misleading Metrics Fight Passes Muster
• New FCC Rules Take On Illicit Carrier Switching, Charges
• Shearman & Sterling Adds King & Spalding IP, Privacy Partner
• Legal Risks For Consumer Products Cos. In 2018: Part 2
• 4 Technologies That Are Helping To Bridge The Justice Gap
• We Must Protect The PTAB
• Limited Comfort For Corporate Defendants Post-LabMD Ruling
• Tesla's $5.4M Autopilot Deal Needs State-Law Study: Judge
• Beats Was 'My Product,' Man Suing For Royalties Tells Jury
• Senate Dems Push House To Set Net Neutrality Vote
• JPML Sends 48 PersonalWeb Cloud Patent Suits To Calif.
• DOJ Gets Court's OK To Notify Spoofing Victims Via Website
• Korean Co. Must Arbitrate Debt Dispute, Calif. Judge Says
• Judge Slams 'Problematic' Deal In Ford Touch-Screen Row
• Fed. Circ. Asks USPTO If Wi-Fi One Deserves 2nd Rehearing
• Fed. Circ. Provides Post-SAS Guidance In PGS Patent Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: T-Mobile, Go-Jek, Deutsche
• Real Estate Rumors: Bessemer, Turnbridge, Thalmic Labs
• FTC Facing Data Security Conundrum Post-LabMD
• FCC Inks More Millimeter-Wave Spectrum Rules
• State Univ. Rips PTAB's 'Affront' To Sovereignty At Fed. Circ.
• S. Korea Must Pay $68M Over Nixed Daewoo Deal
• ZTE Reprieve Casts Shadow Over Trump's Sanctions Posture
• Claims Court Rejects Challenges To $50B GSA IT Deal
• Weibo Investor Failed To Show False Statements, Judge Says
• Fla. Justices Split On Judge-Atty Facebook Friendships
• Fujifilm Signals Deadline For Renewed Xerox Tie-Up
• Qualcomm Took Too Long To Try To Move Patent Case
• Legal Risks For Consumer Products Cos. In 2018: Part 1
• LG Hit With Patent Suit Over Smart TV Technology
• Ericsson Pays Fine To Settle Sudan Sanctions Violation
• Impediments To Legal Industry's 'Inevitable' Future: Part 1
• ZTE Will Pay $1B, Make Board Changes To End US Export Ban
• FCC Seeks $3M Fine For Drone Co. Accused Of Illegal Sales
• JPML Centralizes Facebook Privacy Suits In Northern Calif.
• Ubiquiti Faces New RICO Allegations In Synopsys IP Row
• Dr. Dre, Beats Owe $107M In Headphone Royalties, Jury Told
• No Third-Party Content Means Snapchat Must Face Suit: Court
• Nikon Loses PTAB Challenges To Digital Camera Patents
• Google Tells FCC Streamlined Broadband Installation Is Safe
• FTC Wins Injunction In False Google Agent Suit
• Fintech-Focused Blank Check Co. Upsizes IPO To $500M
• HP Wants Oracle Sanctioned For Deleting Docs In IP Row
• FTC's Chopra Promises 'Vigorous' Protection Of Consumer Data
• GAO Points To Army Overreach In Cloud Migration Deal
• Email Unsubscription Service Ducks Data Mining Privacy Suit
• Atty Fees Awarded Over 'Blatant' Judge-Shopping In IP Row
• 11th Circ. Frees LabMD From FTC Data Security Order
• EU Updating Telecom Rules With Eye To 5G
• Microsoft Can't Dodge Suit On 'Wilderness Program' Exclusion
• Athenahealth CEO Steps Down Amid Review, Elliott Offer
• Last Settlement OK'd In Patent-Holder Unit's Smartphone Row
• FCPA Enforcement Activity In Early 2018: Part 2
• Fla. Bar Says Case Law Shows TIKD Is Unlicensed Practice
• Facebook Shares Data With Huawei, Other Chinese Telecoms
• VirnetX Wants Damages In Apple Patent Case Doubled To $1B
• Google, YouTube Push To Stop Kids Data Privacy Class Action
• FTC Clears Northrop's $9.2B Orbital Buy With Remedies
• Online Marketing Cos. To Pay SEC $8M In Subscriber Scheme
• Rimini Takes Oracle Copyright Fight To Supreme Court
• Net Neutrality Sunset Could Boost Online Sports Betting
• FTC Slams Telemarketing Operations For Billions Of Robocalls
• White House Tinkers With Spending Pullback Plan
• Telecom Agency Seeks Advice On Int'l Internet Policy
• 2nd Circ. Wary Of Dead CEO's $194M Cash-For-Stock Tax Win
• Google Says Stock Photo Antitrust Suit Fails To Show Injury
• Net Neutrality Move May Have Unintended Effect, Attys Warn
• Huawei Hits Out At Proposed FCC National Security Ban Rule
• Dutch Fintech Startup Adyen Launches Potential $1B IPO
• Fitbit Must Face Bulk Of Heart Rate Tracking Suit
• OutSystems Gets $1B Valuation In KKR, Goldman Sachs Deal
• FCPA Enforcement Activity In Early 2018: Part 1
• Facebook Fan Page Admin Must Protect Data, EU Court Says
• Digital Toy Data Breach Highlights Cybersecurity Concerns
• Facebook Says Biased Housing Ad Suit Belongs In Calif.
• Apple Won't Cover Watches That Shatter, Consumer Claims
• SoftBank's Arm Sells Portion Of Chinese Biz For $775M
• A Better Method For Achieving Broader Class Action Reform
• Google Fights En Banc Review In Media Search Patent Case
• DOJ's Stance On SEPs Gets A Very Mixed Response
• Facebook Faces Heat Over 3rd-Party Data Access Report
• Coder Again Seeks To Deep-Six Goldman Theft Verdict
• Fla. DOT's No-Bid Patent Deal Gets Nod From Appeals Court
• Wash. Sues Google, Facebook Over Campaign Ad Records
• SEC Brings $3.3M Suit Alleging Soundwave Investor Scam
• Camera Co.'s Docs In $25M Google Deal Sought By Investors
• Consent Disputes Emerge As First GDPR Battlefield
• FCC Extends Comment Window For Unbundling Mandate
• Fenwick & West Nabs Technology Exec Compensation Partner
• FCC's Rules On Toll-Free Texting Cause Consent Concerns
• Chinese Co. Seeks To Arbitrate $25M Row With Apple
• Inventor Hits Promotion Co. With $72M Fraud Class Action
• Durie Tangri Won't Be DQ'd In Canned Twitter TM Suit
• Ford, Consumers Reach Deal In Faulty Touch Screen Row
• Rosenworcel Blasts FCC's Inaction On Surveillance Claims
• Press Privilege Defense OK'd For BuzzFeed In Dossier Suit
• Companies Will Feel The Weight Of Team Telecom Oversight
• The Brave New World Of Autonomous Vehicle Litigation
• Simpson Thacher Guides Microsoft's $7.5B Deal For GitHub
• 'Injury In Fact' Standing After Cambridge Analytica
• US-China Trade Talks Foundering As Tariff Threats Mount
• Why Widespread Use Of Live Video Testimony Is Not Justified
• Trump To Nominate Williams & Connolly Alum As FCC Commish
• Feds Want Spoofing Victim Notification Page On DOJ Website
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