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Technology - March, 2019

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• House Bill Pushes DHS, Private Sector To Team Up On Cyber
• Inside The 10 Largest PE Funds Of Q1 2019
• Split PTAB To Review Boeing Unit's Autonomous Aircraft IP
• Utah Cops Now Need A Warrant To Obtain Any Electronic Data
• Samsung Can't Dodge Suit Over Galaxy Phone Brightness IP
• Lawmakers Propose End To NSA's Phone Data Collection
• Brooklyn Rental Space's Website Flouts The ADA, Suit Says
• Microsoft Insurer Can't Recoup Millions For Xbox One Issues
• High Court's Input Sought In Intel's ERISA Dispute
• SC Utility Customers Can't Sue Westinghouse Over Nuke Plant
• Brand Battles: Guns N' Roses, Apple, Major League Soccer
• Lyft's Blockbuster $2.3B IPO Paves Way For Upcoming Deals
• Hong Kong Cautions Investors Over Security Token Offerings
• CFIUS 2.0 Roundup: The Pilot Program, The Shoulder Shrug
• Ford Drivers Get Green Light For $17M Touch Screen Deal
• Product Liability Is The Wrong Standard For Self-Driving Cars
• Defending Ill. Biometric Privacy Suits After Rosenbach
• Microsoft Uses Court Order To Seize 99 Iranian Hacking Sites
• GrubHub Driver Wage-And-Hour Suit Sent To Arbitration
• FTC's Wilson Warns Against Platform To Break Up Tech Cos.
• Samsung Gets Suit Over Overheating LED TVs Trimmed
• 3 Fights The Fed. Circ. Picked With The PTAB In 2018
• Vt., W.Va. Latest To Move On Broadband Access Bills
• Apple Fights Qualcomm's First-Draw Bid In Jury Showdown
• ITC To Probe Whether Roomba Rival Violated Import Ban
• Victim's Family Sues Boeing Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash
• FCC's O'Rielly Fights Criticism Of Subsidy Fund's Budget
• Globalstar Calls Shareholder $15M Fee Request 'Exorbitant'
• Facebook Asks For Quick Cert. Appeal In Illinois OT Suit
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Lyft Prices Upsized $2.3B IPO
• DOD Official Pushes Back Against 'Misperceptions' Of AI Use
• Calif. High Court To Weigh Insurer's Role In Yahoo TCPA Case
• Sens. Pitch Bipartisan Bills To Preclude Government-Run 5G
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google's Bid To Take Down Traffic Patents
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Bluewater, Casper
• T. Rowe Price Leads $76M Infusion For Online Retailer
• ABB Strikes $55M Deal To End Long-Running ERISA Suit
• USPTO Must Face Claims It Blacklisted Prolific Inventor
• How PTAB Is Applying New Patent Eligibility Guidance
• Insight Partners Plugs More Than $100M Into Cloud Co. PayIt
• HUD Accuses Facebook Of Housing Discrimination In Ads
• Whirlpool Suit Over Nidec's Antitrust Obligations Gets Axed
• Office Depot Inks $25M Deal With FTC Over Computer Repairs
• Lawmakers Aim To Abandon Courts' Forbidden Patent Types
• CVS Can't Recoup $1.8M Info Disclosure Penalty From Printer
• Battle Over USB Patent Continues At PTAB
• Meet The Unconventional ISPs Serving Local Neighborhoods
• Tribal Nation Wants First Crack At Educational Spectrum
• Protest Forces GSA To Reconsider Bids On $15B IT Deal
• Texas Co. Accused Of Willfully Infringing Hoverboard Patent
• Oracle Bashes Google's 'Doomsday Predictions' At High Court
• Lyft Raises IPO Funding Target To $2.2B
• MoFo, O'Melveny Shape $1.07B Semiconductor Merger
• Fed. Circ. Judges You Wanted On Your PTAB Appeal In 2018
• Paul Hastings Rolls Out AI Practice Group
• 2nd Circ. Blocks Suit Against Grindr Over Ex's Stalking
• Gov't Watchdog Backs Protest Over $1B VA Deal
• IBM Schemed To Hide Age Bias In Layoffs, Ex-Workers Say
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 17
• Aruba Appraisal Cannot Stand, Investors Tell Del. Justices
• 'This Emperor Clearly Has No Clothes': 2018 In Patent Dissent
• Deals Rumor Mill: Saudi Aramco, Grindr, Renault
• What To Know About New Calif. Connected Devices Law
• HP Mishandled $11B Acquisition, Software Co. Boss Claims
• InterContinental Hotels Hit With ADA Suit Over Booking Sites
• Musk, SEC Set To Duke It Out Over Tesla Tweets On April 4
• Apple Beats 1 Qualcomm IPhone Ban Bid, Faces Another
• FTC Deals Halt Fake Services Behind Billions Of Robocalls
• Sex Trafficking Victims Say Salesforce Enabled Backpage.com
• IBM Dodges Triple Damages After Confusing Jury Notes
• Democrats' Net Neutrality Bill Jumps Subcommittee Hurdle
• Apple Says Qualcomm Can't Block 'No-Snitch' Deal Mentions
• USPTO Mulls Clarifying Stance On Standard-Essential Patents
• FTC To Probe Broadband Providers' Privacy Practices
• Cryptocurrency Trader Indicted On Fraud Charges
• The Federal Circuit In 2018: A By-The-Numbers Snapshot
• Motorola Says Chinese Competitor Can't Prove Antitrust Case
• T-Mobile Urges Quick Win Against Del. Town On Cell Tower
• FTC's New Tech Task Force Is A Warning To Industry
• These Firms Crushed It At The Federal Circuit In 2018
• Cooley Steers Cloud-Based App Testing Co.'s $50M Funding
• ITC Bans Fujifilm Imports That Infringe Sony Magnetic Tape IP
• Evolved Wireless Says Apple Owes $30M For LTE Patents
• Real Estate Rumors: CIM, Shinhan Bank, ServiceTitan
• PE-Backed Fintech Nexi Eyes Europe's Largest IPO In 2019
• Bitmain's Hong Kong IPO On Ice After Filing Expires
• Colorado PE Shop Brings In $382M For Debut Fund
• Cloud Biz Vlocity Raises $60M In Latest Funding Round
• Agency On 'New Ground' In Crowdsourcing Broadband Maps
• Trump Bid To Block Twitter Critics Looks DOA In 2nd Circ.
• EU Approves Sweeping Copyright Law Changes
• Justices' Google Privacy Opinion Highlights Impact Of Spokeo
• Open-Source Software Raises Unique Antitrust Questions
• Setting The Record Straight On Women In Court Reporting
• Apple Using En Banc Bid To Stall $439M IP Loss, VirnetX Says
• Block Apple's 'No-Snitch' Deal From Antitrust Trial: Qualcomm
• IBM To Face Ex-Worker's Claim Pregnancy Bias Caused Layoff
• Symantec 'Ghost Revenue' Flagged In New Chancery Suit
• Gibson Dunn Seeks $18M In Fees For HPE's Win Over Oracle
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, Uber, Avaya
• Google Parent Says Investors' Data Leak Suit Doesn't Add Up
• Hahn Loeser Forms Ill. Biometric Privacy Practice Group
• OECD Seeks Reporting Standard For Online Sales, Services
• NC Is Perfect Candidate For Foreign-Income Tax Conformity
• Net Neutrality Supporters Hope To Gain Momentum In Markup
• Trading Platform, Med Device Biz Prime IPOs Totaling $757M
• Rosen Firm Secures Lead Role In Altice Stock-Drop Suit
• Ontario Pension Plan Forms €300M VC Fund Targeting Tech
• Limiting Supreme Court's Size Is Not Enough
• Autonomy CEO Accused Of Systematic Fraud In $11B HP Deal
• SEC 'Wrong At Virtually Every Level' About Tweets, Musk Says
• Facebook Hit With Chancery Suit For Revenues, Pay Records
• As 5G Era Dawns, Public Distrust Of The Tech Still Abounds
• Senators Want To Know How DOJ Interprets Carpenter
• Facebook Beats Most Cambridge Analytica Derivative Claims
• AVX Seeks Redo Of Greatbatch's $22M Pacemaker Patent Win
• Medtronic Warning Highlights Debate On FDA Cyber Policy
• Alarm.com Seeks New Del. IP Trial, Says Jury Got It Wrong
• Facebook Workers Get Conditional Cert. In Ill. Overtime Suit
• Tribal Telecoms Tell FCC To Preserve Call-Connection Charges
• SK Hynix Gets PTAB To Ax Another Netlist Memory Patent
• Qualcomm, Apple ITC Fight Could Revive 'Public Interest'
• Lyft's $2B IPO Dominates Week That Could See 4 Deals Price
• Justices Urged To Allow Negligence Standard In M&A Suit
• Cleary, Skadden To Guide Pinterest's IPO
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Daimler, Avon Products
• Record Keeping And Forum Selection Can Limit ESI Requests
• ITC Probing Semiconductor Imports By Qualcomm, MediaTek
• Ex-Autonomy CEO Faces $5B Trial Over HP Accounting Fraud
• BlackRock Pays $1.3B For Financial Software Biz EFront
• One Year On, Trump's China Gambit Has Yet To Pay Off
• Apple's PTAB Review Frustrates Judge Deciding IP Case
• Ex-Intel Engineer In Trade Secrets Case Must Give Up Docs
• Chancery Threatens Charter's Contractor With Arrests
• Qualcomm Can Seek Claim Apple Forfeited FRAND Rights
• FCC Tightens Up Rules For Spectrum-Sharing Databases
• In Latest EU Fine, Signs Of Google's Next Sanction
• Long-Distance Carrier Fined $2.3M For Unauthorized Charges
• Pai Aims To Kill 'Kinda Crazy' Rural Phone Rate Floor
• DLA Piper Nabs Baker McKenzie, Wilson Sonsini Partners
• O'Melveny Adds Ex-Obama Adviser As Privacy Co-Chair
• Ex-Oracle Worker Can Arbitrate Pay Dispute, 9th Circ. Says
• USTelecom Pilot Program To Gather Broadband Location Data
• Facebook Staff Had Access To Millions Of User Passwords
• Bid To Close IPR 'Loopholes' Shot Down By Precedent Panel
• S. Korean Watchdog Trims Qualcomm Rebates Fine
• Assessing Compliance Risk Under DOJ China Initiative
• Blackstone-Backed HR Provider Alight Hits Pause On IPO
• Lenders Score Major High Court Victory In Foreclosure Case
• Tech Trends From SXSW Pose Unique Questions For Lawyers
• FCC Still Weighing All C-Band Options, Pai Says
• Microsoft Women Say Dukes Misapplied To Sex-Bias Claims
• Health Care IP Key To Cutting Costs: FTC Member
• Google Ruling Hints At High Court Wariness Of Cy Pres Deals
• Tesla Investor Wants Records On Handling Of Musk's Tweets
• What's In A Judgeship? More Than Meets The Eye
• Swamped: How Magistrate Judges Salvaged Louisiana's Judicial Crisis
• $283M NCI Sale Not Motivated By Retirement, Chancery Says
• 'Contradictory' Claims Can't Stand In $100M IP Dispute: Judge
• Burger King Franchisee Skirts Ill. Biometric Law, Worker Says
• Qualcomm Can't Block Antitrust Troubles From Trial: Apple
• Chancery Rejects Minority Bid To Unseat Quantlab Founder
• Fed. Circ. Rightly Axed $19M Patent Verdict, Samsung Says
• Real Estate Rumors: Morgan Stanley, AEW, Stockbridge
• Fed. Circ. Upholds SRI's Patents But Slashes $57M Trial Win
• Trump Says Tariffs Will Stay Even After China Strikes Deal
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uniper, Fastly, A.S. Watson
• Kaspersky Files Antitrust Complaint Against Apple In Russia
• Satellite Law Revamp Could Simplify Cable Regs, Group Says
• Chinese Broker Up Fintech Prices $104M IPO Above Range
• 2 High Court Decisions Highlight Copyright Act Complexities
• Lithuanian Admits $122M Scam Targeting Facebook, Google
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Review IV's Network Patent Suit
• Starbucks To Invest $100M In Food, Retail Tech Startups
• In Bar Admissions Process, It's Candor Or Bust
• Europe Hits Google With $1.7B Fine For Ad Practices
• High Court Boots Google Privacy Deal For Standing Issues
• Google's Browser Poll Of Android Users Meant To Assuage EU
• Facebook To Overhaul Ad Targeting Tools To End Bias Suits
• Congress Urged To Scrap NSA Phone Spying Program
• McAfee Founder Must Pay $25M Over Belize Neighbor's Death
• 'In A Timely Manner': Three Decades Of Judgeship Bills
• From Showdowns To Hotlines, Frazzled Judges Get Creative
• Drone Co.'s Antitrust Counterclaims Crash In Patent Suit
• Lyft Says Prof's Patent For Ride-Hailing Concept Is Abstract
• Deals Rumor Mill: Lyft, Kantar, Blackstone
• Wi-Fi Sharing Could Compromise Infrastructure, FCC Told
• Trimmed Internet Of Things Bill Could Still Carry Weight
• Asia, Huawei Dominating International Patents, WIPO Says
• Top House Antitrust Dem Calls For Facebook Probe
• Riot Blockchain Tries To Ax Suit Over Alleged Bitcoin Fraud
• SEC Targets More Musk Tweets In Ongoing Contempt Push
• Gilstrap Adds $2.6M To Huawei's $10.6M Patent Verdict
• How China's Version Of CFIUS Will Expand Security Reviews
• 3i Invests $179M In Texas-Based Magnitude Software
• US Antitrust Law Supports An FTC Win Against Qualcomm
• Hg Sells Visual Software Biz To Roper For £410M
• Judging A Book: Bashant Reviews 'Doing Justice'
• E-Privacy Rules Can Weigh On GDPR Fines, EU Board Say
• Qualcomm Can't Shake Investor Suit Over Licensing Battles
• Level 3 Investors' Deal Denied After CenturyLink Tie-up OK'd
• Willkie Nabs Cooley Deals Pro In Silicon Valley
• Fed. Circ. Clarifies Sprint's $140M IP Win, But Won't Redo It
• Qualcomm, Others Back DOJ Nixing Of Obama Patent Policy
• These Are The Nation's 27 Most Overworked District Courts
• As Judicial Ranks Stagnate, 'Desperation' Hits The Bench
• Investor Being Greedy After Chancery Forum Ruling, Cos. Say
• Facebook Says Revamped Privacy MDL Still Falls Short
• Del. Suit Over Musk's Tesla Tweets Paused For SEC Action
• Golf Co. Won't Get Mulligan In Suit Over Ball-Tracking Tech
• New DOT Initiative Aims To Ease Hurdles For Emerging Tech
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Used Facebook Shares In Scam: Feds
• High Court Won't Hear Suit Over Ch. 7 Patent Sale
• Don't DQ Quinn Emanuel In Uber Case, Defunct Rival Says
• IDT Says Proposed Class Can't Redefine Itself In TCPA Suit
• Broadcasters Decry Trump's Plan To Slash Public TV Funds
• Real Estate Rumors: CapitaLand, Min Kao, Grover Corlew
• GoPro Escapes Stock-Drop Suit Over Sales Strategies
• If There, Then Here: How Gov't Probes Help Antitrust Plaintiffs
• Quinn, Labaton Nab Class Lead In Epic Dell Stock Swap Suit
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Lyft Launches Plans For $2B IPO
• Firms Can Leverage Communications When Economy Is Slow
• PE-Backed Payments Co. Nexi Primes Italian IPO
• Willkie, Skadden Steer FIS' $43B Worldpay Buy
• Maxell Hits Apple With Patent Suit Over IPhone, IPad Tech
• 11 Firms Hope To Greet Spring With IPOs Exceeding $1.5B
• Facebook Slams Users' 'Speculative Tale' In Data Breach Suit
• DC Circ. Dives Into White House Vanishing Message Case
• FCC Advances 911 Location Plan, But Privacy Issues Remain
• DC Circ. Asks Why FCC Won't Review Small-Cell Impacts
• Senate Bill Calls For Consent Before Commercial Face Scans
• Baker Hughes Investor Sues Over 'One-Sided' GE Deals
• IBM Gets $17.5M Fraud Verdict Axed, Faces New Breach Trial
• Justices Asked To Clarify Alice Test In Data Patent Suit
• Bernstein, Quinn Square Off For Class Lead In Dell Stock Suit
• Apple Says Spotify Is Asking For A Free Ride
• Tesla Investors Seek Quick Chancery Trial Over Musk Tweets
• FCC OKs 95 GHz Experiments Despite Enforcement Questions
• Taxation With Representation: Latham, Simpson, Vinson
• Groups Ask To Halt Vt. Net Neutrality Suit Pending DC Circ.
• FCC Responds To Late-Night Jab At Robocall Crackdowns
• Objector Tries Again To Undo $5M Fees In Disk-Drive MDL
• LegalForce Sues Freelance Network Over Fee Splitting
• Why A Data Center Sale And Partial Leaseback Is A Win-Win
• Refreshed Efficiency Regulations May Impact Appliance Cos.
• Federal, State And Local Governments Vie For Control Of 5G
• 3 Firms Steer PE Firm Stagwell's $100M MDC Investment
• Qualcomm Wins $31M From Apple In Smartphone Patent Trial
• What M&A Attys Must Know About New FTC Tech Task Force
• Apple Didn't Break Qualcomm 'No-Snitch' Deal, Judge Says
• Russian Co. Tied To DNC Hack In Newly Unsealed Report
• Taiwanese Co. Hid Trade Secrets Theft, Investors Say
• Senate Bill Would Let Social Media Users Own Their Data
• Conservatives' $1.5B Censorship Suit Against Tech Cos. Nixed
• Ultimate Software Investor Sues Over $11B PE Buyout
• Dropbox Patents Fail Alice Test, Judge Says
• House Dem Tries Again With Cybersecurity Disclosure Bill
• Inside Trader Says Lattice's $1.4M Restitution Bid Too High
• Stryker Buys Israeli Med Tech Co. In Deal Worth Up To $220M
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 2 Firms Guide PE Shop's $175M Investment In Meltwater
• Don't Let ViaSat, Boeing Upend Satellite Band, FCC Told
• FCC Opens 24 GHz Auction Despite Congressional Concerns
• Ex-Walmart, Sidley Atty Joins Coupang As General Counsel
• Canadian Securities Regulators Seek Input On Crypto
• Allen & Overy Steers UAE Payment Processor's London IPO
• Huawei Denies Iran Sanctions, Bank Fraud Charges
• Fed. Circ. Ends Ping-Pong With 5th Circ. On IP Antitrust Suit
• Senior Home, Kronos Settle Ill. Biometric Privacy Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, EDP, Oaktree Capital
• Fed. Circ. Abandons Jurisdiction Rule For IP Demand Letters
• Ethical Social Media Marketing For Lawyers
• Need For Tech Emerging As Banking M&A Influencer
• Considering The 'Indirect Purchaser' Rule's Potential Demise
• A Chat With Norton Rose Diversity Director Nina Godiwalla
• What Musical.ly Settlement Means For COPPA Compliance
• Apple TV Customers Keep 'Season Pass' Suit Alive
• Alphabet Asks Chancery To Drop Investor's Records Request
• Vehicle Tech Co. Sues Over Remote, Security System Patents
• Sens. Float Bill To Fund School Bus Wi-Fi With FCC Subsidies
• Qualcomm, Apple Spar Over Smartphone Tech As Trial Wraps
• EU Keeps Wi-Fi Standard Instead Of 5G For Connected Cars
• Sens. Laud PTAB Head On Reforms, But Say Abuses Continue
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, Alitalia, Sinochem
• Lyft's Unequal Voting Structure Irks Some Large Investors
• Chancery Suit Accuses Tech Co. Board Of Oversight Airball
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Alice Ax Of Doctor Evaluation Patent
• US Investors Accuse Chinese Electric Car Maker Of Fraud
• Juul Sues Copycats Over Kid-Friendly Flavored E-Cigs
• Whirlpool Can't 'Micromanage' $1B Deal Approval, Nidec Says
• USCIS Arbitrarily Denied H-1B Visa, Software Co. Says
• Ex-Worker OK'd Fingerprint Scans, White Castle Says
• Why Unwinding Facebook's Messaging Mergers Is A Tall Order
• Goodwin Guides Workfront's $280M Secondary Investment
• UK Panel Says Digital Platforms Need New Rules
• No Precedent For ERISA Jury Trial, Oracle Tells Colo. Judge
• Gigamon Dodges Investor Suit Over $1.6B Sale To Elliott
• Spotify Tells EU Antitrust Watchdog Apple Isn't Playing Fair
• EU Fintech Regulation Raises US Copyright Questions
• Object-Tracking App Maker Sues Rival Over Patent
• OFCCP Director Speech Reveals Compliance Audit Priorities
• Trump Tweets A Call Against Tech Bans, Huawei Says
• Apple Beats Back Whistleblower Suit Over B-1 Visas
• Feinstein Says Fed. Privacy Law Can't Be Weaker Than Calif.'s
• Wireless Industry Urges Use Of Databases To Share Spectrum
• Pai Didn't Coordinate 5G Rule Challenges, Sens. Told
• Revisions Following 2018 Ruling Don't Doom IPRs, Panel Says
• Fed. Circ. Backs Google's PTAB, Atty Fee Wins On Video IP
• Federal Privacy Rules Could Take Cue From Kids' Data Law
• News Corp. Urges Australian Watchdog To Break Up Google
• Net Neutrality Compromise Not In Sight, As Reps Trade Barbs
• Whirlpool Says Nidec's EC Foot-Dragging Threatens $1B Deal
• Apple, Qualcomm Spar Over What Antitrust Jury Will Decide
• Internet Co. Cloudflare Raises $150M In Latest Funding Round
• Chinese Online Broker Eyes US Investors With $78M IPO
• 137 Ventures Wraps Up $210M Investment Fund
• Intel, Computer Makers Face ITC Probe Over Chip Patents
• Lawmakers Revive Bill To Enhance Internet Of Things Security
• Paul Weiss, Hogan Steer $660M Deal For Regenerative Med Biz
• What EU Investment Screening Will Mean For Dealmakers
• Finjan Can't Beat Jury Verdict In Malware Detection IP Suit
• 5 Mistakes Law Firms Make When Responding To RFPs
• EU Finance Ministers Fail To Agree On Revised Digital Tax
• Apple Case Highlights Due Process Questions At PTAB
• Trump's 2020 Budget Plan Prioritizes Cybersecurity Efforts
• Alphabet OK'd Exec's $45M Payout After Groping Claim: Suit
• Qualcomm, Apple Ask Judge To Pick When To Seal Trial Docs
• Natural Gas, Efficiencies Needed For The Future Of Fuel
• GOP Senator Slams FTC For 'Toothless' Approach To Privacy
• Travel Co. Defends Antitrust Suit Against Hotel Chains
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of University's IPR Immunity Argument
• Microsoft Says Foxconn Parent Owes Royalty Fees
• Cox Auto Can't Shield Boss From Deposition, Court Told
• Investors Slam Xerox Spinoff For Falsely Hyping Stock
• Apple Can't Dodge Patent Suit Over 'Home' Button Functions
• Security Co. Wants Honeywell Sanctioned Over Deleted Emails
• Educational Spectrum Auction Could Foil 5G Plans: Sprint
• USPTO Patent Eligibility Rules Still Too Vague, IP Groups Say
• Fed. Circ. OKs Alice Ax Of Konami's Slot Machine Patents
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Inspires Bad ERISA Suits, High Court Warned
• Software Co. Ebix Offers To Buy Indian Travel Biz For $336M
• Simpson Thacher-Led HR Provider Alight Preps $752M IPO
• 3 Firms Steer Nvidia's $6.9B Network Computing Co. Buy
• Senators Follow AGs' Lead, Line Up Behind Robocall Bill
• John Oliver Auto-Dials FCC, Asking To Fix Robocalls
• Keys To Successful AI Patents In The US And Europe
• Germany's Facebook Decision Likely Won't Be Influential
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Rethink Tech Giants' Win In Chip IP Row
• 9 Data Considerations For Investment Management Attorneys
• Musk's 'Unchecked' Tweets Land Tesla In New Derivative Suit
• Film Wasn't Fair Use Of 'Super Bowl Shuffle,' Court Told
• Warren Unveils Plan To Break Up Facebook, Google, Amazon
• Sprint 'Misconduct' Claim Fair Game In VoP Patent Cases
• Deals Rumor Mill: Deutsche-Commerzbank, Apax, NY Yankees
• Apple's PTAB Win Axed As Fed. Circ. Cites Scant Evidence
• Qualcomm Fires Back At Apple Witness Tampering Claim
• Exec Bribes Don't Always Mean Corporate Charges, DOJ Says
• Oculus Beats Virtual Reality IP Row After 9th Circ. Revival
• Health Hires: Quarles & Brady, Reed Smith, Post & Schell
• Versum Investor Wants 'Overly Restrictive' Poison Pill Axed
• Former IT Contractor Pleads Guilty To Stealing Computers
• Qualcomm Can't Add Deadline Ahead Of Apple Antitrust Trial
• House Dems Flag Issues With FCC's Digital Record-Keeping
• How SEC Could Expand 'Test The Waters' Communications
• Retail Software Co. Raises $179M In Toronto IPO
• A Lesson On Avoiding Email Production In Delaware
• Music Streaming Cos. To Fight Copyright Board Royalty Hike
• Shuffle Tech Antitrust Suit Funder Says He's Owed Over $1M
• Huawei Likely To Lose Suit, But PR May Have Been The Goal
• Chancery Records Suit Seeks 'Moving Target,' Facebook Says
• Oracle Says Pay Equity Accusers Too Varied For Class Action
• Education Spectrum Will Be 'Gobbled Up' In Auction, Hill Told
• AT&T To Arbitrate Contract Suit Over Drunken Driving Tech
• China's Tech Sector Is Waging 'War' On US, Senator Says
• DOJ Seeks Discovery Stay In Cryptocurrency Fraud Suit
• Amazon, Apple Ask To Close 'Super Bowl Shuffle' Suit
• Leon Panetta In The Courtroom, Langley And Area 51
• PTAB Rejects 'Shotgun' Smart Baking Patent Challenge
• Deals Rumor Mill: Parsons Corp., Altice USA, Carlyle
• Apple Blasts Qualcomm's 'Inflammatory' Move Early In IP Trial
• Samsung Beats Panasonic's Sanctions Bid For $8M In Fees
• Central Calif. Courts Taking It Slow With Patent Eligibility
• Equifax Deleted Key Data Breach-Related Docs, Senators Say
• VC-Backed Pluralsight Prices Upsized $550M Convertible Deal
• Google Fiber Unit Sued For Negligence Over Motorcycle Injury
• Ellie Mae Investor Seeks Halt Of $3.7B Thoma Bravo Merger
• TrueCar Execs Face Stock-Drop Suit Over Affiliate's Redesign
• DOL's 'Troubling' Process Doesn't Doom Revised Oracle Suit
• Fintech Charter Fight Goes Beyond Regulatory Authority
• Inovalon, Investors Strike $17M Settlement In IPO Dispute
• PE-Backed Tradeweb Markets Files Plans To Go Public
• Crafting Business Plans For Visa Applicants In The Trump Era
• Huawei Sues US, Saying It's Targeted By Unconstitutional Law
• Qualcomm Says Apple's IP Trial Opening Was Out Of Line
• Ex-MoviePass Director Seeks $270K In Legal Expenses
• Electric Car Co. Execs Can't Dodge Fraud Suit, Court Told
• Utah Bill Seeks To Regulate, Tax Peer-To-Peer Car Rentals
• Lyft IPO Documents Spotlight Driver, Regulatory Disputes
• Netflix, Hulu Infringe Video Streaming IP, Software Co. Claims
• Facebook Expanding Encrypted, Temporary Chats: Zuckerberg
• Qualcomm Says Apple Dragging Heels Ahead Of Trial
• Prosecutor Won't Charge Uber Over Self-Driving Car Fatality
• IBM Anti-Malware Riffed On Data Security Patent, Rival Says
• Why I Became A Lawyer: Finding A Voice, And A New Home
• Singapore Univ. Escapes Most Claims In Software IP Row
• Qihoo Hit With Another Investor Suit Over $9.3B Deal
• Skadden-Led E-Commerce Co. To Raise $1.4B In Follow-On
• Mass. Court Orders Sex Trafficking Suspect To Unlock Phone
• FTC Task Force May Lead To Wider Enforcement In Tech
• French Digital Tax Draws Ire Of Industry, Justice Group, US Rep.
• Legal Tech Download: Dentons, Husch Make Tech Moves
• Bitcoin Scaling Solutions And Their Downsides
• Democrats Float New Bill To Revive Net Neutrality
• GoDaddy Text Blast Fits 'Autodialer' Bill, 9th Circ. Told
• Ex-Barclays Trader's Sudden Acquittal Sends Shock Waves
• Fed. Circ. Won't Stay Order Wiping Out $32M Sprint Loss
• Fed. Circ. Skeptical Of Challenge To Retroactive IPRs
• ALJ Finds Sinclair Honesty With FCC 'Academic,' For Now
• Gov't Contractor Caliburn Nixes Plans For $100M IPO
• Alice Didn't Go As Far As Some May Think, Iancu Says
• Tech Tycoon Says Lender Gave Its Creditor's Rights Away
• Micron Investor Accuses Chipmaker, Execs Of Price-Fixing
• Deals Rumor Mill: Belle, Carlyle Group, EHang
• PTAB Agrees To 2nd Review Of USB Patent, Citing Fairness
• T-Mobile Price Pact Akin To Rate Regulation, Expert Says
• Financial Sector Sees Spike In Cyberattacks, Poll Says
• State AGs Applaud Bill To Combat Illegal Robocalls
• Tech Brings Authentication Challenges In Ad And IP Cases
• China Tariff Hike Indefinitely Suspended For Negotiations
• Travel, Expense Software Cos. To Merge In Over $1B Deal
• House Panel Picks Amazon Critic As Antitrust Counsel
• FCC Lauds Telecom Atty Tapped For World Radio Confab
• Nexstar Rates Blocking Utility's Broadband Rollout, FCC Told
• Fed. Circ. Urged To Rethink Wiping Out $19M Patent Verdict
• Wavecrest Closes Tech-Focused Fund With $190M
• OECD Digital Tax Plans Risk Double Taxation, Group Says
• Quinn Emanuel IP Atty Heads To Eversheds Sutherland
• Judging A Book: Willett Reviews 'Guilty Pleasures'
• Google Says Cross-Appeal Needed To Keep Face-Scan Win
• VirnetX Defends $600M Patent Win Over Apple At Fed. Circ.
• High Court Limit On Costs In Copyright Cases Clarifies Stakes
• Huawei CFO Accuses Canadian Feds Of Illegally Detaining Her
• Lyft Ends Bid To DQ Ex-US Chamber Atty Repping Drivers
• $106M Price For Data Co. Based On Fraud, Anschutz Says
• Microsoft Can't Tap Out Of 'Gears Of War' Row: Ex-Wrestler
• Remember Puerto Rico In Sprint-T-Mobile Merger, FCC Told
• Deals Rumor Mill: Purdue Pharma, Cision, HNA Group
• Officials Push Back On Resurfaced 'Nationalized' 5G Plan
• City Leader Org Joins Coalition Against T-Mobile-Sprint Deal
• Brazil Watchdog Fines Cartel $7.2M In LCD Monitor Scheme
• ITC Launches Probe Into Danish Co.'s Dental Scanners
• SEC Emphasizes Internal Controls Over Disclosure
• Women In Law Need Equal Treatment, Not Affirmative Action
• Oracle Gets 401(k) Participants' ERISA Suit Trimmed
• Takeaways From Trump Administration's New AI Strategy
• Ex-Barclays Forex Chief Cleared By Judge Amid Trial
• Supreme Court Rules Against Oracle On Copyright Costs
• Facebook, Instagram Sue To Crack Down On Fake Accounts
• 2nd Circ. Spikes Seat Scouts' 1st Appeal In Copycat Fight
• Trump Sketches Out Sprawling 2019 Trade Agenda
• Net Neutrality Bills Don't Spell Compromise Any Time Soon
• Broker Wants Full Fed. Circ. To Rethink CBM Review Ruling
• Canada Pushes Huawei Exec Closer To US Extradition
• Biotech, Blank-Check IPOs Propel 1 Firm Ahead In February
• Paying Out Calif.'s Proposed 'Data Dividend' Won't Be Easy
• China's Dominance In 5G Seen As Top Global Threat At CPAC
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