Technology Archive » April, 2019

Technology - April, 2019

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• Elon Musk, SEC Get Green Light To Revise Earlier Twitter Deal
• Cisco, Aptiv Drop Challenge To Capacitor Antitrust Settlement
• Gun Website Not Liable In Mass Shooting: Wis. High Court
• Fed. Circ. Nixes Another Trading Tech Patent As Abstract
• Broadcasters Say Tech Threats Call For Looser Merger Regs
• Intel Beats Ex-Worker's Retaliation Suit At 10th Circ.
• SEC, FTC To Keep Targeting False Advertising, Robo-Advisers
• Dems Criticize Rudimentary Wireless Security Standards
• FTC's Phillips Pushes Back On Corporate Breakups
• SS&C Wins $44M In Damages In Trade Secrets Suit
• Cooley Steers Video News Co. Cheddar's $200M Sale To Altice
• Border Phone Searches 'Circumvent' Constitution, ACLU Says
• REIT, Biotech And Tech Startups Launch IPOs Totaling $215M
• PTAB Says Juniper Patent Challenge Would Be 'Inefficient'
• Sprint, T-Mobile Push Merger Deadline Citing Ongoing Review
• Ex-Intel Worker Urges High Court Not To Take On ERISA Suit
• House Struggles To Pinpoint Best Robocall Solution
• AI Is Forcing FDA Medical Device Rules To Evolve
• Australia Collecting Bulk Crypto Data To Tackle Tax Evasion
• Gunderson Steers Automation Co. UiPath's $568M Fundraise
• Anti-Cheating Software Biz Examity Lands $90M Investment
• Accused ICO Fraudsters Say Feds Saw Privileged Slack Chats
• AT&T Faces Customer Privacy Suit Amid Gov't Data Scrutiny
• Unified Gets Mixed Ruling In Uniloc Patent Challenge At PTAB
• Navigating Willfulness In Patent Cases 3 Years After Halo
• The First Steps To Compliance With New Calif. Privacy Law
• Driverless Cars Must Be Safe From Cyberattack, Insurers Say
• LG Chem Launches $1B Trade Secret Fight Over Car Batteries
• Rent The Runway Schemed To Thwart Startup, Suit Says
• Charter Can't Invoke DirecTV To Beat Rate Caps, FCC Told
• Apple Says It Killed Screen Time Apps Over Privacy Concerns
• Cable Cos. Back Robocall-Blocker Bill With Opt-Out Measure
• Attys From 3 Firms Tapped For Lead In Marriott MDL
• Bankrupt Sizmek OK'd To Quickly Sell Ad Platforms For $33M
• Accenture Lands $2B DOE Tech Contract
• Bitcoin 'Inventor' Accused Of Forging Email Cited In Fla. Suit
• TiVo Hits Comcast With New ITC Patent Suit Over DVR Tech
• SpaceX Internet Satellites Can Use Lower Orbit, FCC Says
• 7 Cos. Heat Up IPO Pipeline With Nearly $1B In Deals
• Fed. Circ. OKs Video Conference Patent In Loss For Polycom
• Will Calif. High Court Settle TCPA Insurance Question?
• Toyota Pauses Crash-Avoidance Plan Amid 5.9 GHz Upheaval
• Data Centers Complicate Patent Venue Standards
• A Chat With Cleary Chief Talent Officer Hy Pomerance
• Uber, Mass. Riders Ink $3M Deal To End Airport Fee Row
• Cravath, Jones Day Steer Parker Hannifin's $3.7B Lord Buy
• Weighing Oracle-Google, High Court Wants Gov't's Opinion
• Musk Can't Dodge Defamation Suit Over 'Pedo Guy' Tweet
• Greenberg Traurig Nets IP Team For New Minneapolis Office
• TCPA Constitutionality Fight Gains Steam With 4th Circ. Ruling
• FTC Wins $1.8M And Rolex Watch From Google Scam Leader
• National Security Concerns Halt NSA 'Dragnet' Suit
• Fitness Co. Gets Treadmill Monitor Patent Axed At PTAB
• MoFo Grows New Boston Office With PE, Tech Hires
• Quinn Fights Uber's DQ Bid In Defunct Rival's Antitrust Suit
• 11 Firms To Guide 7 IPOs Exceeding $1B To Start May
• FilmOn Exec Hit With $8M Punitives Verdict For Sexual Battery
• SEC, Musk Revise Earlier Deal To End Twitter Use Dispute
• Glancy Prongay To Lead Consolidated Fitbit Stock-Drop Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Gibson, Baker Botts, Weil
• Top 3 Groups Lobbying The FCC
• 7 Non-Alice Considerations For Software Patents
• Free Social Casinos Come Under Fire In Anti-Gambling Suits
• Town's Zoning Rule Bars Short-Term Rentals, Pa. Justices Say
• Orrick Guides DoCoMo's $280M Investment In Magic Leap
• Forced Arbitration Is A Far Worse 'Product' Than Jury Trials
• Goodwin Procter, Latham To Steer Slack's Direct Listing
• Preet Bharara On The Human Factor In The Justice System
• Cooley-Led Uber Seeks To Raise $9B In IPO
• UK Think Tank Asks EU To Investigate Google Tax Deals
• Gov't Pledges Not To Disclose Cyberbreach Info To Watchdog
• Musk, SEC Tell Court Talks Over Twitter Use Are 'Productive'
• Facebook Seeks $10M In Suit Over Fake Instagram Likes
• 1st, 5th Circuits Back FBI Malware Warrant In Child Porn Case
• Facebook Facing New Data Probes In New York, Ireland
• FilmOn, Exec Hit With $4.6M Verdict After Sex Case Outburst
• Limo Co. Fights Uber's Bid To Exit Unfair Competition Suit
• PTAB Upholds Data Network Patent Challenged By RPX
• Attys Seek $34M From Lithium Battery Price-Fixing Deals
• Trump Telecom Adviser To Take Policy Post At Fox
• Witnesses To Calif. Reps: Pass Emergency Throttling Bill
• Prof. Trying To 'Hide The Ball' With Patent Suit Redo, Lyft Says
• Skadden, Latham Steer 2 Follow-On Offerings Raising $152M
• Carr's 5G Jobs Plan To Partner FCC With Colleges, Carriers
• Facebook Says Cambridge Analytica Data Should Stay Private
• FTC Hit With Another Suit Over Robocall 'Soundboard' Stance
• Emulex Highlights Greater Scrutiny Of Issues At High Court
• The Road Ahead For Music-Streaming Licenses
• PayScale Valued At $325M In PE Investment Led By 2 Firms
• Calif. Leaders OK Changes Curtailing Landmark Privacy Law
• TCPA Debt Call Carveout Is Unconstitutional, 4th Circ. Says
• Broadband Cos. Ask FCC To Leave Spectrum Leases Alone
• Fed. Circ.'s PTAB Forum Clause Ruling May Not Be Last Word
• '5GE' Ad Suit Points To Confusion Over New Mobile Tech
• Ericsson Wins Bid To Enter AT&T, Verizon Patent Spats
• Google Seeks Ax Of 14 Uniloc Patent Suits In EDTX
• HP And SAP Wrestle Big Baboon Patent Suit To The Ground
• Regulators Wary Of Moving Too Fast On Fintech Rules
• FTC Accuses Electronic Prescription Co. Of Monopolization
• Google Can't Ditch Suit Over 'Free' Drive Storage
• Elliott Management Lauds SAP's Strategic Review Plans
• Real Estate Rumors: Capital One, Charter Schools USA, Uber
• Hospitality Startup Selina Raises $100M In Series C Financing
• Facebook Expects FTC Privacy Fine Of Up To $5B
• Sen. Warren, Amazon Escalate Feud Over Retailer's Data Use
• Corning, Philips Say Don't Drop Lengthy Glass Pollution Suit
• The M&A Aftermath Of High Court's Emulex Punt
• Mass. Court Backs Winklevoss Twins' Escape Of $33M Suit
• Greenspoon Marder Launches Blockchain Practice
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Day 22
• Hungry For Reg Relief? SEC, CFTC Staff Say Speak Up
• 2 Firms Assist On $1.43B JR Automation Sale To Hitachi
• Wirecard Wins $1B Investment As Regulator Seeks Probe
• Utah Warrant Bill Raises Stakes For Cops' Digital Data Grabs
• 4 Things To Know About Facebook's New General Counsel
• Judge Lets Feds Use Suspect's Fingerprints To Unlock Phone
• Jury Trials, Though In Decline, Are Well Worth Preserving
• DOJ Blasts Chinese Cos.' Immunity Arguments In CRT Suit
• Emulex Doomed By Procedural Issues In Tender Offer Case
• Huawei Headed To UK Top Court Over License Fees
• Big Biz Universally Beefing Up Compliance Units, KPMG Finds
• Doc Storage Patents Abstract Under New Guidance: PTAB
• Apple Must Face Trimmed Faulty 'Butterfly' Keyboard Suit
• Chinese E-Commerce Cos., Brewing Co. Launch IPOs
• Nexstar CEO Says Tribune Deal Can't Rely On Eased Rules
• Claims Court Denies 3 Protests Over $17.5B DOD IT Deal
• Oracle Fights HPE's $18M Atty Fee Bid In Copyright Row
• Trucking Management Co. Nabs $149M In Series D Funding
• Netflix Borrowing $2B To Fund Growth, Content Expansion
• A Broader View Of The US Supreme Court Bar
• Opposition To Tax Prep Provision Threatens IRS Reform Bill
• Ex-Jumio CEO Case Shows SEC Is Watching Private Cos.
• Courts Are Filling In Justices' Design Patent Remedy Void
• US Wants In On Europe's Case Against Indian Tech Tariffs
• Justices Drop Emulex Appeal Over Tender Offer Suits
• Businesses Want Tariffs Scrapped Under US-China Trade Pact
• Morris Manning Snags IP Litigator From Alston & Bird
• PTAB Won't Take Up Overlapping Challenge To LED Patent
• Iranian Electronics Co. Urges Court To Lift Sanctions
• Chinese Co. Says Motorola Stonewalling In Trade Secret Fight
• PTAB VR Ruling Shows Shift In Thinking On 'Serial' Petitions
• Duane Morris Adds Lewis Roca IP Attys To Silicon Valley Team
• Tech Cos. Ask Fed. Circ. To Order Code Access In Patent Fight
• Facebook Taps Trump State Dept. Lawyer As General Counsel
• High Court Passes On Pair Of Medical Practice TCPA Fax Suits
• Samsung Can't Escape Suit Over Laptop Fire
• Apple Store Face Recognition Led To False Arrest, Suit Says
• Rural Carriers Say Verizon Phones Need To Stay Unlocked
• Davis Polk-Led Chinese Streaming Platform Files $500M IPO
• Twitter Can Ask Stock-Drop Suit Witnesses About Atty Convos
• UK Man Who Stopped WannaCry Admits Developing Malware
• CDK Says Auto Dealers Can't Duck Contract Counterclaims
• Deals Rumor Mill: Dassault, Cerberus, Bain
• NCTA Urges FCC To Tackle 'Duplicative' Calif. Cable Fees
• Real Estate Rumors: MassMutual, BBX Capital, Dashlane
• Oracle Seeks To Toss Securities Fraud Suit Over Sales Tactics
• Hertz Sues Accenture Over $32M Website Project
• Workers Seek Class Treatment In Microchip Tech ERISA Suit
• 4 Cos. Launch IPOs Totaling $650M Led By Mobile Games Biz
• AT&T, Sprint Settle '5GE' False Advertising Suit
• MoFo, Weil Steer ON Semiconductor's $430M Facility Deal
• Pax Labs Draws $420M In Funding From Private Investors
• Washington State Privacy Bill Likely Won't Pass This Year
• $13M Patent Bill Rests On Inflammatory Statements: Huawei
• Behavioral Design Could Be Privacy Law's Next Frontier
• Casino Co. Says Lies Led To Shutdown Of Sports Betting App
• Greenberg Traurig Nabs Ex-Hunton IP Pro In Atlanta
• 6th Circ. Ruling Raises Bar For Social Media Terrorism Suits
• X-Ray Engineer Gave Trade Secrets To Rival, Philips Says
• New Settlement Talks Revive CRT Class Leadership Fight
• Real Estate Rumors: Academica, ExecOnline, Home Chef
• Sizmek Lines Up $33M Ch. 11 Sale Of Ad Business Platforms
• Fed. Circ. Affirms ITC Ax Of Car Toll Patent Claims
• AT&T Says '5GE' Doesn't Trick Consumers In Sprint Ad Row
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Server Patent Axed By PTAB
• Bose Aims To Silence Suit Over Water-Resistant Headphones
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Eye Reviving $19M Samsung IP Verdict
• Kickstarter's Unionizing Efforts May Signal New Trend In Tech
• Answers To AI Patent Questions May Be Found In Biotech
• More Women Taking Reins Among Tech Giants' Legal Chiefs
• Health Hires: DLA Piper, McDermott, Barnes & Thornburg
• VC-Backed Cloud Computing Co. Files Cooley-Led IPO
• 5 Times Lawyers Settled During The Big Show
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 20 And 21
• Revised Digital Tokens Bill Still 'Needs A Lot Of Work'
• Elon Musk, SEC Given More Time To Hammer Out Twitter Deal
• Social Media Seen As Fake-News Conduit In Mueller Report
• USPTO Patent Eligibility Rejections Fall Under New Guidance
• Microsoft Touts Classified Data Centers In JEDI Contract Fight
• Air Force Seeks To Gain Tactical Edge With New Tech Plan
• FBI Believes Russians Hacked Fla. County, Mueller Says
• Fed. Circ. Says Sharper Image Must Withdraw PTAB Petitions
• Prison Phone Snooping Suit Put On Lockdown During Appeal
• Hogan Lovells Picks Up Another Weil Partner In Silicon Valley
• Sprint-T-Mobile Still Fails To Make Case 1 Year In, Critics Say
• Fed. Circ. Won't Revive Alice-Axed Trading Tech Patents
• FCC's Carr Touts Plans To Expand 5G Job Training
• PE-Backed Medical Tech Co. Files Simpson Thacher-Led IPO
• Software Co. Investors Ask Court To Size Up $1.9B Vista Deal
• CDK Has 'No Basis' For Docs Privilege, Auto Dealers Say
• The Big Picture: How #MeToo Is Changing The Legal Industry
• Justices Could Trigger Sea Change For Tender Offer Suits
• Jury Trials Are In Decline For Good Reason
• ITC Sees Modest Gains, Higher Car Prices Under New NAFTA
• Real Estate Rumors: Gogo, Rotem Rosen, YMP
• Dems Propose $240M In Yearly Grants For Internet Access
• Give Us Your Huddled Masses, But Not Your Copyright Law
• A First Look At Austria's Digital Services Tax
• Fidelity Brokerage Immune From Market Case: 1st Circ.
• Strine-Laster Clash In Spotlight With Del. Aruba Appraisal
• 2 Fixes The DOJ Could Demand From Sprint-T-Mobile
• Tech Cos. Back Broader Lawsuit Rights In Calif. Privacy Bill
• PTAB Dissent Warns Of 'Robotic' Look At Follow-On Petitions
• Motorola Can't Get Intel On 2nd Radio In Trade Secrets Fight
• Google Accused Of Condoning, Hiding Workplace Harassment
• After Ceasefire With Apple, Qualcomm's War Continues
• Escape Hatch Remains For Judges Accused Of Misconduct
• Pinterest Raises $1.4B After Pricing IPO Above Range
• Pa. Could Launch Online Sports Betting Within Weeks
• FCC Brings In Nearly $2B In 24 GHz Spectrum Auction
• Deals Rumor Mill: Uber, RIL, Equian
• Vox Says Steve Perlman Brought Defamation Case Too Late
• EU Rules Call On Google, Amazon To Be Open With Sellers
• High Court Asked To Weigh IPhone Addiction In Deadly Crash
• Federal Courts' #MeToo Response Is A Guide For State Courts
• FCC To Oppose Chinese Telecom's US Expansion, Pai Says
• Riding #MeToo Wave, State Courts Get Their Ships In Order
• Texas Privacy Bill Would Hurt Consumers, Ad Industry Says
• USTelecom Slams Alternative Broadband Mapping Plan
• EEOC's Lipnic On Sexual Harassment In The Courthouse
• Sony Magnetic Tape Patent Should Be Axed, Fed. Circ. Told
• White House Won't Release AT&T Merger Challenge Docs
• Davis Wright Nabs Music Festival, Esports Pro From Akerman
• Cisco, Aptiv Rip Proposed Deal In Capacitor MDL As 'Unfair'
• Ex-Theranos CEO Says Feds Are Stonewalling Over Docs
• Google, Facebook, Twitter Beat Appeal In Pulse Nightclub Suit
• Uber, Riders To Spar Over Arbitration In Fee Dispute 'Mini Trial'
• VoIP Definition Is Crucial To 911, Localities Tell FCC
• UK Privacy Head Proposes Curbing Kids' Social Media 'Likes'
• Italy Probes If Amazon Favors Vendors That Use Its Shipping
• Twitter Wants Out Of User Data Suit In Del. Chancery Court
• Fight Over Stock Payout Lands Brothers In Chancery Court
• Subsidy Program Budget Cap Won't Gut Lifeline: O'Rielly
• WesternGeco Justifies $34M Verdict, Power Integrations Says
• Clean Fuel Firm Taronis Accused Of Lying About Calif. Deal
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Circuitous Path To The Law
• ICE Accused Of Misusing FOIA Exemptions In Docs On Vetting
• Cooley-Led Tech Unicorn, Biotech Firm Raise IPO Targets
• Del. Justices Upend Chancery's HP-Aruba Deal Appraisal
• DC Circ. Asked To Reinstate Yahoo Human Rights Fund Case
• Apple, Qualcomm Drop Multibillion-Dollar Licensing War
• Eventbrite Investor Sues Over Ticketfly Deal Delay
• A Major Shift For EU Copyright Protection Online
• Trade Secrets Suit Against Mitsui Severely Trimmed
• Wall Of Secrecy Surrounds Sexual Harassment In State Courts
• Discipline Rare For State Judges In Sexual Misconduct Cases
• Advocates Say They Can Challenge FCC Media Rule Changes
• Microsoft Says Some Email Accounts Impacted By Breach
• Raytheon Can't Bring IP Suit Against Computer Manufacturer
• Gov't Ownership Doesn't Shield Cos. In CRT Suit, Court Told
• Uber IPO Docs Warn Of Legal Woes, Gov't Probes
• Justices Probe Private Right To Bring Tender Offer Suits
• Consumers Owed Robocall Blocking Tech For Free, Dems Say
• 9 Companies File IPOs To Bolster May Pipeline
• With Texas Trial Looming, PTAB Agrees To Review IV Patent
• China Bashes US, Others Over Exclusion From 5G Expansion
• Judging A Book: Conrad Reviews 'The Jury Crisis'
• What We Heard At The FTC Hearings: Days 18 And 19
• Qualcomm Wants Win On Patent Defenses Apple Cut Midtrial
• DOL's Overtime Rules: What To Expect For High-Paid Workers
• High Court Passes On Tribal Immunity, Alice Timing, 'Empire'
• HP Witness Spars With Attys Over Autonomy's US Postal Deal
• 3 Firms Shape $1.7B Deal For Digital Printing Biz
• For FCC's Pai, Deregulation Will Aid Consumers
• Sullivan & Cromwell Steers Jumia On $196M IPO
• Amazon's Intangibles Require Better Valuation, 9th Circ. Told
• Ex-Autonomy CFO Faces Possible 9-Year Stint For HP Fraud
• 15 Firms To Steer Robust IPO Lineup Led By Pinterest
• Rift Between FCC, Commerce Surfaces In Votes On 37 GHz
• Overseas Data Access Law Wasn't A Sea Change, DOJ Says
• DOD Won't Renew Long-Running Science Advisory Deal
• Google Accused Of Abusing Online Search Dominance
• As Lyft, Uber Go Public, Drivers' Status Is Still Murky
• NJ Jury Tells LG To Pay $45M In Video Display Patents Row
• Justices May Clear Up Private Right To Sue Over Mergers
• Pai Gets Boost From Trump On Plans For Giant 5G Auction
• On Its Way Out Of East Texas, Apple Hit With Patent Suit
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Latham, Wachtell
• Is It A Printed Publication? PTAB Panel May Give Answers
• PTAB Will Hear Microsoft Challenges To St. Regis Patents
• Ropers Majeski Launches IP-Focused Miami Office
• Fired Sizmek Employee Files Class Action In Ch. 11 Case
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Investor Action Against Longfin Trimmed But Kept Alive
• No Shortage Of Opinions On New USPTO Eligibility Guidance
• Deals Rumor Mill: Kantar, BofA, Performance Health
• Duracell Says Co. Illegally Sold Foreign-Made Batteries
• Revamping Your Approach To Client Development
• HUD's Facebook Case Raises New Fair Housing Act Questions
• 4 Things To Know About The Apple-Qualcomm Antitrust Trial
• Hacking Charge Only Tip Of Iceberg For WikiLeaks' Assange
• OECD Digital Tax Project To Address Losses, US Official Says
• Spoils Due For One Of 'Hottest' Case Wins, Chancery Told
• FCC's O'Rielly Aims To Slap Government's Heavy Hand
• What's At Stake In The Apple, Qualcomm Antitrust Trial
• Micron Investor Sues For Corporate Docs Over Price-Fixing
• IPR Denial Sets 'Dangerous Precedent,' Samsung Warns
• Dutch Watchdog Eyes Apple For App Store Abuse
• Fed. Circ. Reverses PTAB Ax Of Claims In Processor Patents
• Senators, Attys Push For Bill To Crack Down On Robocalls
• FCC Urged To Overhaul Rural Broadband Mapping
• Blockchain Firm Seeks SEC's Blessing For $50M Token Sale
• Levi & Korsinsky, Silver Miller To Lead 'Nano' Investor Suit
• HTC Says Ericsson Reading Too Much Into Licensing Verdict
• What H-1B Employers Can Learn From DOL's Back Pay Ruling
• Cooley-Led PagerDuty's Shares Soar After Upsized $218M IPO
• 3 Firms To Steer Uber's $1B IPO
• Prof Rips Lyft For 'Trivializing' Ride-Hailing Concept Patent
• Google, Huawei To Pay $9.75M To End Faulty Cellphone Suit
• What Lawyers Must Know Before Acting As Escrow Agents
• Two Firms Steer Cybersecurity Software Co. To $108M IPO
• Extradition Clash Erupts After Assange's Arrest In London
• UK Wants To Fine Facebook, Google Over Harmful Content
• Ex-Skyworks Engineer Engaged In Insider Trading, SEC Says
• Tech Tycoon Ordered To Pay $12M Award To Chinese Lender
• Microsoft, Amazon Vying For DOD's $10B JEDI Cloud Contract
• Fed. Circ. Won't Rethink Tech Giants' Win In Chip IP Row
• SAP Unit Claims Rival Used Trade Secrets To Steal Customers
• Loss Question Could Vex Digital Tax Debate At OECD
• Inventor Asks Justices To Review USPTO's Appeals Block
• Gov't Auction Bidder Pleads Guilty To Role In Rigging Scheme
• Ill. Consumers Lose Claim In Suit Over Logitech Cameras
• Orrick Nabs Former Co-Chair Of MoFo's Life Sciences Group
• Tax, Free Market Groups Ally Against Private C-Band Sales
• FCC's Carr Wary Of Calls For Online Speech Oversight
• TracFone's Device Trafficking Suit Gets Judge's Go-Ahead
• Apple-Qualcomm Trial Sees Indemnity Question Separated
• UAE Payment Processor Raises £1.1B In London IPO
• House Passes Bill Undoing Repeal Of Net Neutrality Rules
• Energy Co. Can't Ditch Counterclaims In $100M IP Row
• Cooley-Led Tech Unicorn Alters Price, Looks To Raise $208M
• Ropes & Gray, Fried Frank Shape $963M GBC Metal Co. Deal
• FCP Venture Sells NC Office Property For $58M
• Tax-Dodging Exec's Hail Mary Bid For Less Prison Time Fails
• PTAB Rulings Show Potential New Way To Defeat AIA Reviews
• FCC Circulates Order To Fix Radio Interference Complaints
• Google Underpaid UK Taxes By $2B, Advocacy Group Claims
• Uber, Boston Cabbies Clash Over Unfair Competition Case
• 3rd Circ. Revives Samsung's Camera Technology Breach Suit
• Apple Seeks Class Counsel's Removal In IPhone Updates MDL
• Dems Say Net Neutrality Bill Would Throttle 'Unjust' Practices
• New Bills Support State, Local Cybersecurity Strategies
• Commerce Asks FCC To Pause Space Junk Mitigation Rule
• Ex-CFO Of Fraud-Ridden Video Startup Spared More Prison
• Dickinson Wright Adds Chemist-Turned-Patent Pro As Partner
• 10th Circ. Upholds Tech Co.'s Win In Age Bias Suit
• Senators Ask If FTC Is Looking Into Google, Facebook
• FCC's Starks Sees Consumer Privacy As Top Agency Priority
• Developer Lands $120M Loan For Union Square Tech Project
• Bill Would Bar Social Media Cos. From Tricking Users For Info
• Facebook Agrees To Tell Users It Profits From Their Data
• Freelance Attorneys Are An Asset To In-House Legal Teams
• AT&T Seeks To Zap Sprint's '5GE' False Advertising Suit
• 3 Firms Steer Deutsche Börse's Bid To Buy Axioma For $850M
• Biz Groups Join Push For Justices' Input In IBM ESOP Case
• Why PE Funds Should Consider Qualified Opportunity Zones
• Ericsson Fights HTC's Post-Verdict Push For Better Rates
• HP Vendor Accused Of Forging Documents To Skirt Duties
• SoftBank Leads $225M Funding For Asian Travel App Klook
• Facebook Can Fight OT Class Cert. In 7th Circ.
• Approaching AI Inventions Under New USPTO Guidance
• Yahoo, Consumers Send Koh New $117.5M Data Breach Deal
• Broadcasters Plan To Roll Out Next-Gen TV In 40 Markets
• Microsoft Pay Bias Class Rightly Nixed By Dukes, Groups Say
• Broadcast Reports Could Be A PR Tool, FCC Official Says
• Ex-Nonprofit Employee Wins $410K In Texas Sex Bias Trial
• Latham Leads Education Tech Co. In $750M Deal
• US Targets EU Products With Duties In Aircraft Subsidy Fight
• Bio-Rad Cleared To Enforce Sample Protection Patents
• Facebook Workers Fight Stay Bid In Illinois OT Suit
• 4 Recent Fed. Circ. Decisions Patent Attorneys Need To Know
• Indian Co. Pays To End US Claims It Ran Tech Support Scam
• CenturyLink Wins First Contract Under $50B Telecom Project
• Colo. Justices Find Police Use Of Phone Code Constitutional
• Microsoft Facing New GDPR Software Contract Probe
• Orrick Nabs Ex-Microsoft Atty For Appellate Group
• Fed. Circ. Orders New Trial In $15M Vehicle Tracking IP Case
• Ex-Uber Rival Fights To Keep Quinn Emanuel In Antitrust Row
• Lockheed Hit With IP Suit Over Satellite Tech
• Tech 'Unicorn' Tops 4 IPO Launches With $626M Deal
• Zoom Infringing Video Conference IP, OoVoo Successor Says
• 4 Key Tech Issues CFTC Is Tracking
• Univision Sells Gizmodo, The Onion To Boston PE Firm
• Lewis Brisbois Scoops Up Ex-Manatt IP Pro In LA
• Image-Sharing Co. Pinterest Launches Estimated $1.2B IPO
• EU's Vestager Signals Support For National Digital Taxes
• DOJ Wants More Info On Fiserv's $22B First Data Buy
• M/C Partners Taps Latham & Watkins For $350M PE Fund
• Trends In Patent-Eligibility Challenges Post-Berkheimer
• 15 Minutes With GoPro's General Counsel
• Nexstar's Apolitical Vibe Won't Cure All Merger Ailments
• Satellite Cos. Pledge To Cover Customer Migration Costs
• Ex-Autonomy CFO May Face Life Term In HP Fraud, Feds Say
• Telecom Industry Suggests Tweaks To FCC's Caller ID Reform
• Crypto Traders Wrestle With Export Deduction Qualification
• Don't Open Free Channels For Next-Gen TV, FCC Told
• Facebook Investors Seek Fast Trial In Del. Records Suit
• Expedia Can't Block United's Plan To Upend Air Ticket Pact
• FTC, BlueHippo Exec Clash Over $13.4M Sanction In 2nd Circ.
• Amazon Investors To Vote On Halting Face Recognition Sales
• Deals Rumor Mill: KKR, Dyal Capital, TransCanada
• LegalZoom Says Rival's 'Trademarkia' Claims Still Fail
• 8 Firms To Guide 3 IPOs Topped By African E-Commerce Biz
• California's Data Protection Law: Not Quite A Done Deal
• Grand Theft Auto Cheater Admits Infringement, Will Pay
• Prickett Jones, Grant Eisenhofer, Kessler Topaz Win $19M Fee
• 2 Firms Guide $350M Deal For Harris' Night Vision Biz
• Latham & Watkins Steers Game Developer's $100M IPO
• FTC Wins $3.4M Judgment In False Google Agent Suit
• FCC Right To Rein In Cable Fees, Policy Experts Say
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Micron's Flash Memory Patent PTAB Wins
• Feds To Use FISA Surveillance In Prosecuting Huawei
• Trump Aims To Strike China Trade Deal Within A Month
• Trump Admin. Still Backs Private 5G Rollout, Kudlow Says
• Tech Group Asks Court To Nix USCIS Guest Worker Policies
• WalkMe's Tech Tutorial Patent Crushed Under Alice
• Chancery OKs $9M Deal In Fight For Med Device Co.
• EU Report Calls For New Antitrust Rules For Tech Platforms
• Huawei's Patent 'Gamesmanship' Warrants Fees, Judge Told
• Jumio Investor Agrees Ch. 11 Plan Bars Chancery Claims
• PE-Backed Tradeweb Tops 3 IPOs With $1.1B Offering
• Revised ERISA Suit Still Comes Up Short, CenturyLink Says
• Tweet-Happy Musk Should Face Fines That Hurt, SEC Says
• Del. Jury Clears Apple Of LTE Infringement In $30M IP Trial
• Looking For A GILT(I)-Free Structure? Try Estonia
• Real Estate Rumors: LinkedIn, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs
• Delaware 'Books And Records' Law Is Keeping Up With Tech
• 'Big Tech' Questions Echo Early Days Of US Corporate Law
• Legal Tech Download: New Discovery App, Compliance Tool
• Facebook Users Say 9th Circ. Ruling 'No Help' In Privacy Row
• Sizmek Can Pay Workers As It Fields Ch. 11 Purchase Bids
• Developers Left Facebook User Records On Public Servers
• Reps. Urge FCC To Correct Broadband Deployment Data
• 1 Firm Edged Ahead In March As IPOs Finally Gain Steam
• Ex-Pentagon Leaders Warn Against China-Backed 5G Network
• Apple's $30M IP Case Is All 'Misdirection,' Evolved Says
• Versum Yanks Poison Pill As Chancery Merger Fight Roils
• FCC Needs Dedicated Robocall Unit, Rosenworcel Says
• SEC Can't Use Ex-CEO's Case To Get Win Against Ill. Co.
• Kirkland, Weil Steer Freight Company Deal
• Gov't Can't Slip $63M Suit Alleging It Stole Inventor's Software
• Robocall Bill Clears Senate Commerce Committee
• Reps. Divided Over FCC's Scope In Net Neutrality Bill
• Nev. Digital Excise Bill Represents Major Tax Policy Departure
• AI-Created Publications May Provide Permissible Evidence
• Amazon, Apple Face ITC Probe Of Alleged Infringing Imports
• Nexstar Fights Internet Co. Over How To Talk To FCC
• Calif. Marijuana App To Shell Out $1.75M To End TCPA Suit
• Prison Phone Cos. Call Off Merger After FCC Discouragement
• Trade Group Calls For Scheduling Spectrum Auctions
• Ex-Jumio CEO To Settle SEC Fraud Claims For $16.8M
• PTAB Won't Review 'Repetitive' Challenge To VR Patent
• TrueCar Execs Face Investor Suit Over Partner Site Reboot
• Epstein Becker Adds Littler Atty To Employment Practice
• FCC Tosses 'Refusal To Deal' Claim Against Comcast
• Allianz CEO Bucks Typical Asset Management Hold Timeline
• Watchdog Finds Flaws In How FBI Warns Firms Of Breaches
• Governments Could Effectively Tax Tech Profits
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