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Technology - July, 2018

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• Wash. Judge Blocks 3D Gun Blueprint Releases, For Now
• Kirkland Reps Fortive In $2B Deal For PE-Backed Accruent
• Facebook Reveals 'Coordinated' Political Influence Campaign
• US Opens Door For High-Tech Exports To India
• Google Can't Move Texas IP Case To Calif., Says Gilstrap
• Huawei Faces Patent Infringement Suit Over 'One Hand Mode'
• Inside The Ups And Downs Of Ligado's Satellite 5G Project
• 11th Circ. Reverses NLRB On Samsung Employment Pact
• Telehealth Program Could Combat Opioids, FCC's Carr Says
• Gov't Urges DC Circ. To Deny Challenge To Kaspersky Ban
• Tesla Hit With Defamation Counterclaim In 'Saboteur' Suit
• Investors Want Ex-Director's Hands Off $35M Settlement
• AT&T Merger Trial Transcripts Go Public After DOJ Push
• Real Estate Rumors: Carmel Partners, CIM, JKM Developers
• Ex-DHS Head Backs Disclosures For Online Political Ads
• SS&C Inks $1.4B All-Cash Deal For Investment Tech Co. Eze
• Katten Adds Commercial Finance Atty From Simpson Thacher
• Xcerra Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Planned Cohu Merger
• LegalZoom Lands $500M In Deal Led By Cooley, Paul Hastings
• 9th Circ. Exposes Foreign Issuers To New Liability
• Autonomy's Convicted Ex-CFO Denied New HP Fraud Trial
• Google's Top Lawyer Moves Up, Leaving GC Slot Open
• Chamber Urges DC Circ. To Affirm Toss Of OPM Breach Suit
• CGI Lands $530M Cybersecurity Contract With US Gov't
• Trump Nominates EY Cybersecurity Exec For VA Tech Chief
• AOL Investors Push Chancery To Hike Merger Appraisal
• PTAB Nixes CardioNet Unit's Heart Monitor Patent
• 5 Cybersecurity And Privacy Cases To Watch: Midyear Report
• Motorola Adds Copyright Claim To Radio Trade Secret Row
• Deals Rumor Mill: Hymer, Aurora Capital, Treasure Data
• US Dings China's Tariff Retaliation As WTO Fight Trudges On
• Morgan Lewis Nabs 7-Partner IP Team From McDermott
• Carlyle Taps Simpson Thacher For $18.5B Private Equity Fund
• Akerman Adds Greenberg Traurig's Cybersecurity Pro
• For Self-Driving Car Makers, Industry Standards Matter
• 1st Circ.'s Uber Ruling Imposes Burdens On App Design
• Law360 Names Top Attorneys Under 40
• 6 Trends Will Shape Future International Commercial Disputes
• After $120B Stock Tumble, Facebook Investors Claim Fraud
• Ex-Barclays Trader Says Lack Of Duty To HP Undoes FX Case
• Facebook Hit With Shareholder Bid For More Cambridge Docs
• Boston Jury Clears Markforged In 3D Printing Patent Trial
• DOD Making 'Do Not Buy' List For Foreign Software Vendors
• Juries Can't Decide Patent Validity, Fujifilm Tells Justices
• New FTC Commishes Stake Out Their Privacy Priorities
• Intel Agency Points To IP Threats From Cyber Espionage
• PTAB Denies Review Of Networking Patents As Time-Barred
• Fed. Circ. Revives GoPro's PTAB Fight Over Camera Patents
• Appeal Of Green Light In Straight Path Merger Suit Allowed
• Cooley-Led UK Technology Co. Tops 2 IPOs Totaling $242M
• DOJ Asks DC Circ. To Unseal AT&T Trial Transcripts
• Privacy & Cybersecurity Policy To Watch For Rest Of 2018
• Groupon Ordered To Pay IBM $82.5M In Web Patent Case
• Brand Battles: Sprint, AT&T, Marriott, Snapchat, Yankees
• FCC Radio Incubator Should Expand To TV, Broadcasters Say
• E-Commerce Co. Pinduoduo Leads 7 IPOs Totaling $2.7B
• Facebook Beats Suit Alleging Racial Bias In Promotions
• Cable, Internet Groups Push Changes To New Utility Pole Rule
• 9th Circ. Altera Decision Could Warrant Rare En Banc Review
• Fed. Circ. Finds Vivint Appliance-Control Patent Obvious
• Dish Gets PTAB To Nix 2 Data Patents Under Alice
• A Closer Look At Qualcomm's Doomed $44B NXP Takeover
• Mo. AG Expands Google Probe Following Record EU Fine
• Boston IP Firm Can't Represent Former Client's Rival
• DOD Sticks With Single Vendor For Final $10B Cloud Deal
• Greenberg Traurig Adds Ex-Fox, Squire Patton Attys In Calif.
• Tribe Calls For Spectrum-Sharing Of Educational Band
• Flextronics Says Electronic Resistor Makers Fixed Prices
• Why In-House Attys Must Buck Up And Work With Regulators
• SAP Ruling's Curious Approach To Subject Matter Eligibility
• The Future Of Authenticating Audio And Video Evidence
• Qualcomm Nixes $44B NXP Takeover
• Judge Slams Fitbit, MoFo Attys For Arbitration Runaround
• Survey Says US Needs National Digital Evidence Office
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tronc, Arconic, Tsinghua
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Boston University's $14M LED Patent Win
• Russian Exporter Indicted Over $65M Smuggling Scheme
• US, France Sanction Cos. That Gave Weapons Tech To Syria
• Bill Increasing DHS' Power To Bar Contractors Moves Ahead
• FCC Launches Probe Into Audio Marketplace Competition
• Fed. Circ. Tells PTAB To Reconsider RPX Patent Challenges
• USCIS Policy Changes Put STEM Students On Shaky Footing
• CloudFlare Seeks Fees Over 'Bad Faith' Trade Secret Suit
• DOD Raises Health Records Contract Cap By $1.2B
• FCC Stands By Emergency Alert Rules For Satellite Operators
• Losing 5G Race Could Cost Billions, Telecom Cos. Warn Sens.
• From Billable Hours To Bedtime Stories: Lawyering With Children
• Facebook GC Will Step Down At The End Of 2018
• Kirkland Reps Grubhub In $390M Deal For PE-Backed LevelUp
• Prison Phone Cos. Push Back On Efforts To Halt Merger
• Ex-Servergy CEO Dodges Injunction, Disgorgement From SEC
• Tribes Say DC Circ. Ruling Backs Stay Bid In FCC Case
• Protecting Client Reputations In An Online World
• 9th Circ.'s Shift From Arm's-Length Rule May Embolden IRS
• Torrenter May Owe Atty Fees In Copyright Row: 9th Circ.
• USPTO Seeks To Ax Inventor Suit Over Stalled Patent Apps
• Facebook To End Discriminatory Ad Option: Wash. AG
• Ex-Professor Claims Lyft Poached Idea He Had In 1999
• Sinclair Begged To Explain Divestitures To FCC, Docs Show
• Esports Survey Lists Cybersecurity, Match-Fixing As Threats
• PA Cyber School Founder Gets Prison For $8M Tax Scheme
• USPTO, Broadcom Fight Wi-Fi One's 2nd En Banc Bid
• Silicon Valley Exec Settles Insider Trading Case With SEC
• Energy Tech Co. Says Rival Can't Prove Damages In IP Row
• Toyota Warns FCC Over Using Alternative To Car-To-Car Tech
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 2
• UK Mulls Tighter Scrutiny Of Foreign Investments
• Lens Maker, Tech Co. Aim To Reverse Nikon's Patent Trial Win
• T-Mobile Fears Sprint Deal May Hamper Spectrum Auction Bid
• Telehealth Pilot Must Join Docs, Insurers, FCC's Carr Says
• How Mammoth Student Loans Are Dogging Today's Lawyers
• New Risks For US Cos. Inadvertently Supporting North Korea
• EU Fines Electronics Cos. $130M For Online Price-Fixing
• FCC To Probe Proper Fees For International IP-Based Calls
• The Emperor Of Alice's Abstract Wonderland
• Reed Smith Adds Norton Rose Health Care Privacy Pro
• 9th Circ. Revives IRS Cost-Sharing Rule Altera Challenged
• Are Blockchain Utility Tokens Securities?
• Law360's Global 20 Doesn't Acknowledge Global Networks
• Scott & Scott, Johnson Fistel To Lead Frontier Suit
• Bill Roundup: House Passes Radio, Broadband Legislation
• Data AI Co. Claims Blockchain Biz Stole Credit Score IP
• Perkins Coie Nabs Dorsey & Whitney VC Pro In Silicon Valley
• Google Apologizes To Gilstrap After IP Suit Sanctions Threat
• Deals Rumor Mill: Verint, Aramco, China Tower
• Qualcomm IPhone Import Ban Will Cause Harm, Buyers Say
• Midyear Report: Top Privacy Developments Of 2018, Part 1
• Bitfunder Boss Admits To Lying About Theft Of 6K Bitcoins
• Is The Grass Greener On The Solo Side?
• EU Probing $5B Data Encryption Suppliers Merger
• Real Estate Brokerage Leads 4 IPO Launches Exceeding $1.2B
• Carpenter And The High Court's Shift On 4th Amendment
• The Least-Stressed Attorneys In A Stressed-Out Profession
• Law360's Satisfaction Survey: By The Numbers
• IT Firm Investor To Pay $450K In SEC Judgment Over Fraud
• Fed. Circ. Dissent Slams Alice In Apple, Google Patent Win
• Facebook Suspends Analytics Firm To Study Possible Misuse
• State Street Snaps Up Software Co. For $2.6B In Cash
• Lawmakers Back Down On ZTE Sanctions In Defense Bill
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Brand Battles: Apple, Stone Brewing, T-Mobile
• Singapore Health System Breach Affects 1.5M Patients
• Apple User Fights To Win Cert. In HD False Ad Suit
• Sprint Spouts Conflicting 5G Rollout Claims, Cities Say
• Trump Prepared To Slap Tariffs On $500B In Chinese Goods
• Apple's $16.5M App Auto-Renew Deal Gets Initial OK
• Attys Scolded For 'Ridiculous' Briefing In Data Center Row
• Biometrics And Geolocation Legislation: A Midyear Update
• Rosenstein Heralds DOJ Cyber-Digital Task Force's 1st Report
• Uber Slams Rival's 'Troubling Pattern' Of Axing Attys In IP Row
• What's Keeping Execs Up At Night? Cybersecurity, Poll Says
• Amdocs, Openet Settle IP Row That Saw Rare Alice Reversal
• Philips Accused Of Patent 'Holdup' In Cell Tech Antitrust Suit
• Ex-RIAA Exec Joins Coblentz Patch IP Practice
• PTAB Denies Alice Challenges To Doc Retrieval Patents
• DOD Floats Moving Some Cyber Defenses To Cloud
• Ligado's Satellite 5G Network Should Commence, FCC Hears
• Chinese Co. Says It's Immune From Cathode Ray MDL
• CDK Seeks Arbitration Or Toss Of Dealership Claims In MDL
• GOP Rep. Floats Bill To Codify FCC Draft Item Releases
• ITC To Probe Powered Cover Plates From China
• Willkie Helps Insight Venture Partners Wrap Up $6.3B Fund
• The Role Of IP In The Crypto Bubble
• Nikon Didn't Infringe Carl Zeiss Patents, Calif. Jury Says
• ICOs No Guarantee Of 'Easy Money,' Wilson Sonsini Atty Says
• BladeRoom Wants Emerson IP After $30M Trade Secrets Win
• PLX Shareholders Say Potomac Helped Push Low-Ball Sale
• Firms Vie For Facebook MDL Lead In Judge's 'Beauty Contest'
• 3 Takeaways From EU's Latest Google Antitrust Fine
• Ebix Shareholders Save Some Claims In Chancery Suit
• Tribes Seek To Stop 'Desecration' From FCC's 5G Exemptions
• Wichita Atty Charged In Cyberattacks Over Online Posts
• CBRS Sharing Tech Could Have Wider Uses, FCC's Carr Says
• PTAB Nixes 2 Customer Service Software Patents
• Justices Told Patent Co-Owner Rights Rule Creates Conflict
• Tech Giants, Advocacy Groups Back New Email Privacy Rules
• Imaging Co. Gets $121M From SoftBank-Led Funding Round
• A Chat With Gibson Dunn Diversity Chief Salim-Williams
• FTC Says Fines Force Companies To Rethink Consumer Data
• What Kavanaugh's Writing Tells Us About His Personality
• How Courts Are Analyzing Copyright Protection For Software
• Buying Military Innovation: P3s Are Not The Best Approach
• Del. Ruling Offers Trade Secret Reminders For Startups
• 2nd Circ. Won't Hear Embedded Tweet Copyright Case
• EU Hits Google With Record €4.3B Fine Over Android Abuse
• State AGs, ABA Press High Court Over Google Privacy Deal
• 9th Circ. Revives Securities Suit Over Toshiba Accounting
• Twitter Investors Sue In Del. Over Bogus Growth Data
• Deals Rumor Mill: Abraaj, Dyal, Didi
• EU Strikes Bilateral Data Transfer Deal With Japan
• Ch. 11 Auction Drives Videology Inc. Sale Price To $119M
• Chinese E-Commerce Co. Tops 3 IPO Filings With $1.5B Deal
• Biz Groups Urge 1st Circ. To Rehear Uber Fine Print Spat
• China Fires Another Preemptive WTO Shot At US Tariff Plan
• Video Doorbell Co. Claims Orrick Switched Sides In IP Row
• DC Circ. Revives Fired Selex Systems Exec's Benefits Claim
• 3 Pros, 3 Cons Of Litigation Finance
• Investors Get Cert. In Twitter Stock-Drop Suit
• Chinese Trader Facing SEC Fraud Case Criminally Charged
• AT&T Win May Help Partial Ownership Transactions
• House GOP Member Floats Bill To Restore Net Neutrality
• Airbnb Told To Comply With EU Consumer Rules On Pricing
• EU, Japan Ink New Trade Deal Trimming Nearly All Tariffs
• Booking Holdings Invests $500M In Chinese Ride-Hailing Co.
• Card Shuffler Co. Denies Having To Show Prior Art At IP Trial
• Ex-Jawbone Workers Deny Swiping Trade Secrets For Fitbit
• Google Asks PTAB To Clarify Meaning Of Printed Publication
• NY Judge Won't Approve Xerox Deal Or Say What To Do
• IBM Seeks $167M From Groupon For Infringing Web Patents
• Delivery Co. Fights Couriers' Suit Seeking Fees As Tips
• Ex-Apple Engineer Denies Stealing Self-Driving Car IP
• DC Circ. Refuses To Delay Gov't Ban Against Kaspersky
• Most Of Ad Publishers' Claims Against Google Axed
• Yahoo Email Users Seek Class Cert. In Data Breach MDL
• Three Research Firms Awarded Part Of $28B DOD R&D Deal
• Facebook Users Seek Info In Cambridge Analytica Ch. 7
• Blackbird Scores Fed. Circ. Win In Lighting IP Row
• Baker McKenzie Adds Littler Mendelson Employment Duo
• Weather Forecast Co. Fending Off Suit Over Sunken Ship
• DLA Piper Adds IP, Tech Partner To Los Angeles Office
• Blue Spike Hits Roku With ITC Petition On Streaming Patents
• USPTO Urges Justices To Deny Review Of Web Patent Suit
• Pai Rejects Sen.'s Concern Tribes Lacked Input On 5G Rule
• Missouri AG Seeks Sanctions On Backpage For Lawsuit
• Wealth Manager Leads 4 IPO Launches Surpassing $1.1B
• Modern Communication Brings E-Discovery Challenges
• Prepare For New Claim Construction Standard At PTAB
• Arista Says Cisco Cost It $160M As Antitrust Trial Nears
• Google Gets Protective Order For Staff In Anti-Male Bias Suit
• 3 Privacy Issues Kavanaugh May Face As High Court Justice
• Microsoft To Congress: Regulate Facial Recognition For Us
• 3 Issues To Watch As DOJ Appeals AT&T-Time Warner Loss
• Mass. Dentist Says 1st Circ. Uber Ruling Applies In Yelp Row
• Sens. Urge FTC to Investigate Smart-TV Privacy Issues
• GAO Rejects General Dynamics' Protest Of $876M Army Deal
• Texas Panel Denies Silicon Labs $1.49M Sales Tax Refund
• Kavanaugh's Nomination Could Be A Win For Big Telecom
• Match Faces 2nd Infringement Suit Over 'Life Issues' Patent
• Qualcomm Says Buyers Have No Say In IPhone Import Row
• Taxation With Representation: Wachtell, Proskauer, Simpson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nine West, Mubadala, Xerox
• Edible Arrangements Must Arbitrate $209M Google TM Row
• 14 Firms To Guide IPOs Exceeding $1.1B As Deals Resume
• Uniloc Says Amazon's Video Compressor Infringes Its Patent
• It's Not All About The Benjamins, Baby (Lawyer)
• Political Website Comments Didn't Violate Law, NJ Panel Says
• Army Picks Austin For New Cutting-Edge Tech Unit
• New NLRB Advice Memos Include OK For 2 Lyft Rules
• Big Patent Paydays Remain Tough With $140M Fed. Circ. Ax
• US Lifts ZTE Export Ban Amid Sanctions Controversy
• Judging A Book: Hood Reviews 'Lawyering From The Inside Out'
• Digital Health Opportunities And Considerations For PE
• Health Hires: King & Spalding, DLA Piper, Polsinelli, Quarles
• Patent Holder Challenges PTAB Decision's Constitutionality
• Cybersecurity Firm CEO Says Merger Suit Lacks Facts
• Twitter Investors Seek Class Cert. In Stock-Drop Suit
• Pharmacy Tech Investors Say Board Gave Itself Cheap Stock
• Big3 Co-Founder Says Ex-Exec Funded App Through Fraud
• US Military Drone Docs For Sale On Dark Web, Group Says
• Blockchain Looks To Avoid Patent Wars Of The Past
• DOD Is Reviewing Contentious JEDI Cloud Deal
• Convertible Bonds Surge To Highest Clip Since 2008
• Google's Youthful Staff Gives Judge Pause In Age Bias Suit
• China Says US Risks Being 'Enemy To All' With Trade Push
• Lenovo Cuts $7.3M Deal To Settle Adware Class Action
• Cemtrex Hit With Shareholder Derivative Suit Over Stock-Drop
• FCC To Lay Out Broadcast Incubator Plans At August Meeting
• Babst Calland Adds 3 Attys To Emerging Tech Practice
• Get Ready For Digital Health Product Liability Cases
• Yahoo Investors Can't Rouse Alibaba Stock Suit In 9th Circ.
• Tribes Fight FCC Bid To Pause Small-Cell Rule Challenges
• Fed. Circ. Questions Patent 'Narrowing' In T-Mobile Row
• Indigo Didn't Take Raytheon Trade Secrets, Fed. Circ. Says
• Legal Tech Download: IPO Assessments And Harassment App
• Startup Tells Quicken Loans To Stop Using Trade Secrets
• Kilpatrick Nabs Ex-Merchant & Gould IP Pro In Silicon Valley
• The Russian Exorcism Of US Gov't Contracts
• Kavanaugh Splurged On Baseball Tix, Reports Say
• Blucora Slams Investors' Attorney-Led Suit In Chancery
• Apple Seeks To Ditch $506M Patent Verdict In Fed. Circ.
• Ex-Uber Exec Wants Defamation Suit Separate From Waymo
• 4 Kavanaugh Arguments You Gotta Hear
• NFL Enterprises Ends Legal Fight Over Video Patent Claims
• Gigamon Sidesteps Securities Fraud Shareholder Suit
• Cloud Storage Co. Gets OK For $3M DIP Loan To Pursue Sale
• ZTE Takes Step Toward Lifting US Export Restrictions
• Hewlett Packard Gets Age Bias Suit Tossed Due To Venue
• FCC Announces $100M Telehealth Pilot Program
• Garmin GPS Patent Largely Survives PTAB Challenge
• Avaya Seeks Dismissal Of $23.5M In Charter Ch. 11 Claims
• Kennedy's Legacy Remains Alive In Kavanaugh's Nomination
• Senate Panel Gearing Up For Kavanaugh Vetting Fight
• Wachtell Leads Broadcom In $18.9B CA Technologies Buy
• Fed. Circ. Affirms McAfee's PTAB Win Axing Antivirus Patents
• What Civil Rights Rulings Could Look Like Under Kavanaugh
• FCC Must Probe Carriers' Sharing Of User Data, Panel Hears
• Wrong CBM Test Used In Google, Apple Review: Fed. Circ.
• An Update On Anti-Poach Enforcement And Class Actions
• DOD Must Clarify Review Of Foreign Tech Investors: GAO
• 3 Top E-Discovery Case Law Lessons Of 2018 (So Far)
• SEC Accuses 2nd Man In Fitbit Stock Manipulation Scam
• The 1st Judicial Finding That Digital Tokens Are Securities
• Another Decision In Goldman Code Theft Case
• WTO China Review Turns Ugly As More US Tariffs Loom
• UK Fines Facebook £500K Over Data Harvest Scandal
• 'Not A Complicated Case': Kavanaugh's Straightforward Style
• Trump Preparing To Hit China With $200B In Added Tariffs
• Test Cos. Face Ill. Biometric Lawsuits Over Finger, Vein Scans
• Kavanaugh's Privacy Views Could Boost Gov't Access To Data
• Feds Defend Spoofing Indictment Of Software Developer
• Ex-Apple Worker Charged With Stealing Self-Driving Car IP
• Dems Need Unified Front To Combat Trump's High Court Pick
• 5 Tips For Kavanaugh As Confirmation Gets Underway
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Granting Google New Patent Trial
• SpaceX, Others Back FCC Satellite Rule, But With Tweaks
• MADD Urges FCC To Keep Car Safety Tech Alive
• With Kavanaugh's Nomination, Chevron's Future Looking Grim
• Google Privacy Deal Is 'Clear Abuse,' High Court Told
• 'Regulatory Humility' Will Spur New Technologies, Pai Says
• HTC Asks Fed. Circ. To Reconsider Foreign IP Venue Ruling
• NTIA Requests FCC Rulemaking On Emergency Network Use
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• Camera Maker Arecont Gets Ch.11 OK On $13.8M Asset Sale
• Tech Cos. Ask 9th Circ. To Back Amazon Transfer Pricing Win
• Cloud Venture Tintri Inc. Opens Del. Ch. 11, Plans Sale
• GAO Atty Denies Overreach In Upholding Oracle OTA Protest
• Restaurant Tech Co. Toast Raises $115M In Funding Round
• Deals Rumor Mill: Evonik, Terra Firma, Abraaj
• Law Schools Must Take A Stand Against Mandatory Arbitration
• WWE Wants Out Of Tattoo Artist's 'Vague' Copyright Suit
• Google's Bid To Duck Antitrust Row A 'Strawman': Photo Co.
• Simpson Thacher, Davis Polk Steer $650M Tech Co. Deal
• How Kavanaugh's Conservative Cred, DC Ties Won The Day
• Senate Battle Lines Drawn With Kavanaugh As Trump's Pick
• Pulse Shooting Victims' Families Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Suit
• Uber Lands High-Ranking DOJ Atty For Compliance Job
• 5 Kavanaugh Opinions You Need To Read Right Now
• Trump Picks Brett Kavanaugh For Supreme Court
• Army Violated Translation Software License, ASBCA Says
• Hulu Allowed To Open New Front In PTAB Data Patent Fight
• GOP Reps. Question Google, Apple On Data Collection
• Contractor Cops To Overcharging Cushman & Wakefield $4M
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear Nix Of $77M Trade Secrets Award
• Under New Chair, FTC Aims To Up Its Game For 21st Century
• Microsoft's Lack Of Standard Reviews Sink Women's Cert. Bid
• Skadden Steers Chinese Smartphone Co. Xiaomi's $4.7B IPO
• Web Co., Investors Settle False Metrics Claims For $18.7M
• Managing The Risks Of Emerging Construction Technologies
• The Robot's Invention: Patent Considerations In AI
• With Trump's Tariffs In Effect, China Expands WTO Fight
• 15 Minutes With CTIA's General Counsel
• TCPA Rulings Give Cos. Liability Shield, But No Knockout
• What You Need To Know For The Supreme Court Nomination
• Chancery Awards $20M In Damages Over Tech Firm Takeover
• IBM, Groupon Gear Up For 10-Day Patent Battle In Del.
• ICANN Can Change To Comply With GDPR, Watchdog Says
• Canon, Nike, Others Win Trimmed Fees In Uploading IP Suit
• Telecom Lobbying In Trump's DC Blurs Access And Expertise
• Chinese Wind Co. Sentenced To Pay $1.5M Over Trade Secrets
• Energy Investors Seek Class Cert. In Mass. Fiduciary Case
• PE-Backed Wireless Speaker Co. Sonos Files $100M IPO
• Seagate Hard Drive Consumers Denied Class Cert.
• CACI To Pay $1.5M To Settle NSA Overbilling Claims
• Google Accused Of Exposing Personal Emails To Third Parties
• FCC Won't Pause Lifeline Restrictions Pending Lawsuits
• 'Overstated' Verizon Coverage Hurts Rural Carriers, Cos. Say
• Myths And Facts About Using TAR Across Borders
• Cellphone Buyers Seek Cert. In Qualcomm Chip Price-Fix Suit
• Scientists Urge FCC To Guard Galaxy-Exploration Frequencies
• USTR Rolls Out Waiver Process For New China Tariffs
• Taxation With Representation: Milbank, Weil, Fried Frank
• Alert Tests Could Confuse Real Deal, Trade Group Tells FCC
• Keybank Can't Escape $28M Breach Of Contract Suit
• Subpoenas Of Google, Twitter In Reporter's Assault Suit OK'd
• Trump's China Tariffs Take Hold As Biz Groups Sound Alarm
• Calif. Privacy Law To Hit Over 500K Companies: Report
• Pittsburgh Pushes Court To Keep Amazon HQ2 Bid Secret
• Twitter Beats Workers' Class Cert. Bid In Gender Bias Suit
• Artificial Intelligence Policy Needs Public Input, Gov't Told
• Macy's, Others Say Data-Storage IP Suit Based On 'Fable'
• FTC Scores $5.2M Win Against Co. In Credit Score Scheme
• Quicken Loans Wants Tech Trade Secrets Suit Tossed
• Biz Row Veil-Piercing Ignored Pa. Law, 3rd Circ. Says
• Calif. Justices Revive Sony Prenatal Toxic Exposure Suit
• Susman Says Beating Beats Was All About 3rd-Party Status
• Card-Shuffler Co. Slams Instruction Ahead Of Antitrust Trial
• EU Parliament Calls For Data Deal's End Unless US Complies
• Asia-Focused Market Veterans Plan $40M Blank-Check IPO
• Calif. Lawmakers Reach Deal On Net Neutrality Bill
• Real Estate Rumors: RREEF, Dalton Properties, LinkedIn
• Iraq Contractors' Contempt Bid For Camera Supplier Tabled
• 4 Questions Raised By Athletes' Use Of Wearable Devices
• SK Hynix Gets PTAB To Nix Netlist Memory Patent Claims
• 2 Takeaways From The AT&T-Time Warner Ruling
• FAA Drone Rule Advisers Aim To Ax Privacy Group's Suit
• FCC Rejects Challenges To Verizon, AT&T 5G Spectrum Deals
• Group Seeks To Cut 'Burdensome' Rules For Kid's Ad Records
• Oracle Fights HP's Sanctions Bid In Software IP Row
• LabMD Prez Given Option To Tweak Tiversa FCA Suit
• China Not Backing Down As Trump Readies $34B Tariff Hit
• Legal Tech Cos. On The Rise As GCs Embrace Automation
• Toyota Campaigns For FCC To Save Car Safety Tech
• Reading The China Tariff Tea Leaves
• GDPR Gameplay: Privacy Issues For Video Game Developers
• How Smaller Firms Can Go Global Without Going Bankrupt
• Law360 Reveals The Global 20 Firms Of 2018
• Global Law Firms Bulk Up In Europe As Brexit Approaches
• ITC Judge Finds Hytera Products Infringe Motorola Patents
• Calif. Privacy Law To Spark GDPR-Like Compliance Efforts
• Semiconductor Manufacturer Says NY Employee Stole Secrets
• Trump Admin Urges FCC To Block Chinese Common Carrier
• Fed. Circ. Junks $140M Chip Patent Verdict Against Fairchild
• Coding School Cuts $1M Deal To End Instructors' Wage Suit
• NBCU Pushes FCC To Create Video Description Safe Harbor
• NYC Eatery's Site Fails Blind Users, Suit Says
• Apple Sued Over IPhone Slowdowns, Defective Batteries
• Fed. Circ. Slams PTAB For Repeating Errors In PPC Case
• Pai Elevates FCC Broadband Deployment Panel Members
• FCC Asks DC Circ. To Pause Small-Cell Rule Challenges
• The Reinvention Of Art Auctions In The Age Of Blockchain
• Sprint Urges FCC To Clarify Local Carrier Fee Rules
• Pai Looks To Strengthen FCC Probes Of Hiring Bias In Media
• Fashion Tech Co. Says Rival Sites Stole Millions Of Images
• From Lawmaker To Lawyer
• Ex-Barclays Trader's Wire Fraud Charges Not Time-Barred
• The Sharpest Dissents From The Supreme Court Term
• Yelp Needn't Delete Defamatory Atty Reviews: Calif. Justices
• High Court Nomination Watch: 7th Circ.'s Amy Coney Barrett
• Narrow Rulings Reveal Wide Gulfs Between Justices
• 4 High Court Lineups That Might Surprise You
• Ch. 11 Plan Dooms Jumio Investor Action, Del. Judge Says
• How A More Conservative Court Could Change Telecom Policy
• Atty, Sister's Travel Co. Held In Contempt In Battery MDL
• The Funniest Moments Of The Supreme Court Term
• Interpublic Inks $2.3B Deal For Acxiom Marketing Biz
• DOD Launches New Central Artificial Intelligence Office
• Dems, Orgs Say FCC Lacks Evidence For Kid Vid Rollback
• Cell Data Privacy Ruling May Spawn Suit Avalanche, Attys Say
• Law Firm Can't Sue Over Alleged Software Price-Fixing
• Mitsui Stole Trade Secrets And Broke NDA, Florida Co. Says
• Inventor Says Co. Wrongly Gave His Software To DOD
• PTAB Kills Intellectual Ventures' Data Security Patent
• Man's TCPA Suit Lacks Key Auto-Dialer Claim, GrubHub Says
• Trade Enforcement Springs Eternal: 2018 Midyear Report
• Maxell Scores $43M EDTX Jury Win In ZTE Patent Trial
• 23andMe DNA Patent Invalid Under Mayo, Ancestry.com Says
• Trump Plows Ahead With Supreme Court Selection Process
• WilmerHale-Led Fortive Ties Knot With Gordian In $775M Deal
• FCC Seeks Input On Securus' Prison Phone Rival Deal
• Chinese E-Commerce Co. Leads 6 IPO Filings Totaling $1.6B
• Covington, Microsoft Attys Say AI Trust Key To Use In Law
• The California Consumer Privacy Act: 3 Early Questions
• CDK Aims To Bar Authenticom's Data Raid In Car Dealer MDL
• Dem Rep. Blasts FCC For Punting Cambridge Analytica Probe
• Link Mobility Board Says $415M Offer Should Be Approved
• 6 Firms Steer Dell's Stock Swap Deal With VMware Unit
• Milbank Tweed, Latham Guide EQT In $2.5B Software Co. Buy
• The Biggest M&A Moments Of 2018's First Half
• A Trump Supreme Court Nominee Can Be Defeated
• The Most Talkative Justices Of The Term
• The Supreme Court Term By The Numbers
• The Firms That Won Big At The Supreme Court