Technology Archive » January, 2022

Technology - January, 2022

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• Best Buy Shoppers Get Final OK For Deal With Hacked Vendor
• Calif. Judge Says He's 'Inclined' To Hand Alice Win To GoPro
• Ruling Bars Co.'s Sale Of Altered Rolexes, Lets It Keep Profits
• DOJ Tells DC Circ. To Reassemble States' Facebook Claims
• SEC Reinstates Ex-Logitech Exec After Accounting Scandal
• Vewd To Resubmit Ch. 11 Plan After Judge Questions Fairness
• Del. Court Lets Zoox Limit Discovery In Appraisal Case
• AFL-CIO Calls House Competition Bill A Boon To Workers
• Senators Raise Concerns Over New Treasury Broadband Rule
• ​​​​​​​Facebook Info Doesn't Require Wiretap Warrant, NJ Panel Told
• Feds Say Men Can't Shake Illegal Streaming Suit
• Charter's 'Send To TV' Tech Doesn't Copy Sprint, Court Says
• BlackBerry To Sell Mobile, Messaging Patents For $600M
• Securities Litigation Trends To Watch This Year
• Health Care Software Co. Says Rival Poached Workers, Data
• AGIS Gets Lyft's IP Suit Tossed For Now
• Keys To Keeping Law Firm Talent Amid The Great Resignation
• Attys Ask For $27.5M In Apple Warranty Class Settlement
• Medtronic Accused Of Stealing Rival's Sales Reps, Customers
• Manatt Snags Gibson Dunn Entertainment Pro For LA Office
• Mixmax Accused Of 'Bad Faith' Scheme In Records Suit
• Netflix, DirecTV Want Ill. City's Franchise Fees Suit Tossed
• Chicago Atty Pleads Not Guilty To Insider Trading Charges
• Sony Unit Pays $3.6B For Video Game Developer Bungie
• 1st Circ. Says Co. Must Arbitrate Union's 401(k) Plan Dispute
• EBay In Talks To Settle Couple's Harassment Claims
• 4 Firms Assemble $16.5B Go-Private Deal For Citrix Systems
• Yelp Execs Ink $18M Deal To End Investor Suit Over Ad Woes
• Shopify Says Publishers' Book Piracy Claims Don't Hold Water
• GE Spinoff Asks Albright To Let LED Patent Suit Light Up Ohio
• Facebook Inks Deal To End Advertiser's False Ad Suit
• Waymo Says DMV's Driverless Car Crash Data Is Trade Secret
• SEC Could Pull More 'Unicorns' Into Public Reporting Regime
• Peloton Outruns Willfulness Claim In NordicTrack Patent Suit
• 4 Opinions That Shaped Justice Breyer's Media Legacy
• Brand Battles: Anheuser-Busch Faces 'Boxology' TM Fight
• Lockheed Wanted Aerojet To Hurt Rivals Pre-Deal, FTC Says
• Sohn's Recusal Deal Gets Tepid Response From Hill Critics
• Cyberpunk 2077 Investors Reach $1.85M Glitchy Game Deal
• DOJ Tells 9th Circ. Apple App Store Rules Need Another Look
• Texas High Court To Hear 'Special Appearance' Appeal Row
• Quantum Corp. Must Face Starboard Fraud Claims in Del.
• Key Takeaways From The New Onslaught Of FCRA Filings
• NY Rulings Show How Reasonable Noncompetes Work In M&A
• FCC Votes To Clarify Tribal Libraries Qualify For E-Rate
• UK Approves Autonomy Founder's Extradition To America
• PTAB Clears Nasdaq To Seek Director Review Of Axed IP
• Immigration Policy Changes Are A Boon To STEM Employers
• Texas Jury Sinks $10M Spat Over Copyright-Protected Tech
• Watchdog Urges NTIA To Improve Spectrum Planning Efforts
• Ex-EBay Execs Get A May Trial Date In Cyberstalking Case
• View Inc. Investors Seek Records On 'Disastrous' SPAC Deal
• Hiring Co. Hit With BIPA Suit Over Video Interview Tech
• 2 Firms Will Lead Shareholders' Zagg Merger Suit In Chancery
• FCC Upholds $22K Fine On Factory Signal Jammer
• Macy's Gets Claims Trimmed In Facial-Data Privacy MDL
• Employer's Agenda: Cognizant Counsel Talk Remote Work
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Strategies For Coping With Stress In The Legal Profession
• 9th Circ. Affirms California's Net Neutrality Mandate
• Sichenzia Ross, Loeb Lead $2.5B Health Care Tech SPAC Deal
• Google Inks $1B Airtel Deal To Advance India's Digitization
• HP Wins UK Fraud Suit Over Autonomy Acquisition
• IP Forecast: S&P To Fight Claims Its TM Suit Came Too Late
• Breyer's Departure Opens Door For More Reliable Privacy Vote
• Lil Yachty Says NFT Biz Used His TMs To Boost Cash Flow
• The Term: Breyer's Legacy And The Nomination To Come
• Breyer Retiring As Supreme Court Lurches Right
• Fireblocks Says $550M Fundraise Yielded Record Valuation
• Split Fed. Circ. Reverses Data IP Indefiniteness Ruling
• Apple, Gibson Dunn Beat COVID App Maker's Sanction Bid
• Apple Can't Hide Behind Privacy In Epic Fight, 9th Circ. Told
• FCC Kicks Off Study For Broadband 'Nutrition Labels'
• Biden FRAND Policy Will Help Protect Competition
• Lyft Judge Rips 'Ridiculous' AGIS Bid To Kick IP Suit To Texas
• Alsup Fears $50M Pinterest Workplace Deal May Be 'Cosmetic'
• Facebook Data Antitrust Suits Get New Judge
• Privacy Groups Push 'Fourth Amendment Not For Sale' Bill
• Google GC Named To Board Of Legal Diversity Council
• USPTO Must Revoke Fintiv Rule With Or Without New Director
• 4 Firms Rep As Satellite Biz D-Orbit Goes Public In $1.3B Deal
• Axiata To Buy $606M Stake In Indonesian TV, Broadband Co.
• Robinhood Defeats Investors' 'Meme Stock' Claims
• Ex-V&E Gov't Contracts Vice Chair Jumps To McDermott
• FCC Revokes China Unicom's Right To Operate In US
• What You Need To Know About Judge Jackson
• Deals Rumor Mill: Nvidia, Unilever, Kim Kardashian's Skims
• The Implications Of CFIUS' Rising Profile On M&A
• Davis Polk-Led Credo Raises $200M In Downsized IPO
• Biden At His Side, Justice Breyer Announces Retirement
• EU Clears Facebook's Kustomer Deal, But Rivals Get Access
• VLSI Patent In $2.18B Intel Verdict Faces PTAB Validity Check
• Intel Must Face Trimmed Microprocessor Security Flaw Suit
• Apple Fights Uphill To Trim Willfulness Claims In Piracy Suits
• Attys Get $2.7M Of $12M Wells Fargo Mortgage Glitch Deal
• Democrats Plan Swift Confirmation Of Breyer Successor
• Wash. AG's Antitrust Probe Ends 'Sold By Amazon' Program
• FCC Updates Political Ad Record-Keeping Rules
• Sullivan & Cromwell, Fenwick Steer $1.4B UBS Fintech Buy
• FCC Proposes Updates To Telecom Equipment Certification
• Dems' Competition Bill Would Create New Startup Visa
• Rep. Says Transparency Bills Can Lead To Privacy Gains
• Crypto Exchange FTX US Hits $8B Valuation In Series A
• Ex-Ga. Judge Says Double Jeopardy Blocks 2nd Hacking Trial
• SEC Seeks To Beef Up Regs On Treasury Trading Platforms
• PTAB Judge Doubts IP Asserted Against Facebook Is Valid
• Meet The Possible Nominees For Justice Breyer's Seat
• 9th Circ. Won't Rehear Dealers' German Car Antitrust MDL
• How AI Can Transform Crisis Management In Litigation
• Digital 9 Infrastructure Raises $128M Through Share Sale
• Scope, Circumvention, New Shippers: Key Rule Changes
• Texas Panel Pauses Sex-Trafficking Suit Against Salesforce
• Ex-Hogan Lovells Atty To Co-Lead Jenner & Block Tech Group
• Real Estate Rumors: Bank Hapoalim, Amazon, Ansca Homes
• 'Just Do Your Job': Justice Breyer's Legacy Of Pragmatism
• Greenspoon Marder Adds Attys To Innovation And Tech Team
• 5 Breyer Opinions You Need To Know
• NJ Court Faults Prison's 'Cryptic' Response In Inmate IP Suit
• Justice Breyer To Retire From High Court
• Digital Medicine Co. Akili Valued At $1B Via SPAC Merger
• Google Must Face Trimmed Ariz. Suit Over Location Tracking
• Apple, CEO Tim Cook Win Restraining Order Against Stalker
• Fed. Circ. Unpersuaded To Touch Apple's PTAB Loss
• Two Investor Settlements From 2021 Crack Top 100 List
• Google Gets Partial Win In Mobile App Privacy Case
• Amazon Backs GOP Congresswoman's Pot Legalization Bill
• Ideanomics To Pay $5M To End Investors' Securities Suit
• DC Circ. Presses FCC On Extent Of 5.9 GHz Collaboration
• Huawei Brings ICSID Claim Against Sweden Over 5G Ban
• QAD Stockholders Seek Del. Stock Appraisal After $2B Sale
• Dominion Sees No 'Realistic Possibility' Of Libel Settlement
• Hawaii Considers Bill To Bolster Utility-Owned Broadband
• US Semiconductor Shortage Won't End Soon, Commerce Says
• New CFTC Chair Taps Agency Vet To Serve As GC
• 'Star Trek' Game Maker Wins Bid To Arbitrate Fraud Suit
• German Publishers Join Forces Against Google Sandbox
• PTAB To Review USAA Patent In Bank Check Deposit Fight
• Supervisor Relationships Are Key To Beating Atty Burnout
• GAO Squashes $22M Space Force Satellite Contract Protest
• Apple, Panasonic Patent Trials Delayed Amid Omicron Surge
• EU Clears Prince's $2.1B Ferro Buy With Fixes
• COVID App Developer Wants Apple, Gibson Dunn Sanctioned
• 3 Firms Guide Crypto Mining SPAC Deal Valued At $1.5B
• Toshiba Investors Want 9th Circ. To Save Class Action Again
• WhatsApp Rebuffs Bid To Halt Immunity Denial For High Court
• Latin America-Focused SPAC Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $230M
• FTC Challenges Lockheed's $4.4B Aerojet Deal
• Beyond Big: Smaller, Hyperfocused Firms Still Stand Out
• Bridgepoint Inks $7B Sale Of Material Testing Co. To Temasek
• Regulatory Potholes Loom For Expanding Electric Fleet
• Tesla Rips 'Rapacious' $162M JPMorgan Suit Over Musk Tweet
• Tearful Uber Worker Defends Accessibility Efforts At ADA Trial
• Top DOJ Antitrust Enforcer Is No Fan Of Merger Settlements
• Lenovo Can't Escape Tech Co.'s Portable Devices Patent Suit
• Illinois Judge Gives Final OK To $877K BIPA Deal
• Wi-Fi Group Says FCC Must Quickly Resolve 6 GHz Case
• Broadcaster ID Searches Are Reasonable, FCC Tells DC Circ.
• Albright Ships Dell Patent Case From Waco To Austin
• Home Depot GC Urges SEC Immunity For Cyberattack Info
• DC Circ. Nixes Challenge To SEC Wireless Fee Schedule Rule
• FTC Rulemaking Risks Expansion Of Unfair-Method Bounds
• Suit Against Ex-USPTO Director Should Stay Alive, Biz Says
• FCC Inks Internet Affordability Rules Despite GOP Fraud Fears
• App Bill Has 'Unintended Consequences,' Policy Group Warns
• Hotel Internet Firm Wants Nomadix's $6.5M Jury Win Tossed
• Deals Boom Meets Expansive Biden Antitrust Agenda
• PTAB Axes 19 Claims Of Patent Caught In Semiconductor Row
• Calfee Halter Adds 4 IP Attys From Cleveland Boutique
• Bayard, King & Wood Mallesons Escape Sanctions Bid In Del.
• Texas AG, 3 Others Sue Google Over Location Tracking
• COVID Fuels Top Firms' Priorities In 2022
• The Leaderboard: Tracking A Firm's Litigation Footprint
• High Court Takes Up Axon's FTC Challenge
• Peloton's Problems Continue As Activist Seeks Shakeup, Sale
• EFinancial Seizes On TCPA Safe Harbor To Shake Calling Suit
• Zurich Defeats Pandemic Coverage Suit Over IT Co.'s Losses
• Uber Can't Use Lyft Win To Beat Wheelchair-Accessibility Trial
• Meta, Snap's 'Addictive' Platforms Blamed For Child's Suicide
• Investor Claims Robinhood Concealed Downturn Before IPO
• IPO Market Gets Off To A Rocky Start In 2022
• Online Broker Appeals Oregon's Win Over Real Estate Fees
• GAO Reignites $13.6M ICE Contract Over Employee History
• Tillis Slams DOJ's Plan To Revise Policy On Essential Patents
• NY Fiber Co. To Pay $5M Over 'Unsafe' Pole Attachments
• Real Estate Rumors: Adrian Builders, Sitex, Ryan
• Google Says States' Ad Antitrust Suit Stifles 'Market Forces'
• Startup CEO Seeks To Shake SEC's $18M Crypto Fraud Claims
• Biden Admin. Expands Definition Of STEM For Int'l Students
• Fintech-Focused SPAC Leads IPO Trio Totaling $625M
• FCC Chair Says Agency Is Working On Spectrum Coordination
• Patent Suit Over Nook's Highlighter Is Trimmed
• Yandex Cuts Deal Ending Russian Self-Preferencing Case
• FCC Looks To Ink Apartment Internet Choice Rule
• Germany's Google Controls Illustrate Global Antitrust Trend
• Google Can't Sink Audio Patent In Del. Suit
• What To Expect From Merger Guideline Modernization
• Virtual Events Co. Sues To Block Ex-Exec From Zoom Role
• J2 Class Attys Get $2M For Saving $25M On Insider Deal
• Office Space Management Co. Lands $150M Vista Investment
• Over Protests, Judge Lets IT Group Into H-1B Lottery Rule Suit
• Ex-Mass. Mayor Cites Omicron In 2nd Bid To Delay Prison
• Intel Makes Record $20B Investment In 2 Ohio Chip Factories
• Ex-Netflix Exec Wants Bribe Sentence Delayed For Appeal
• Aristocrat's £2.1B Playtech Buy On Track After Rival Bows Out
• MyPillow, CEO Can't Appeal Dominion Libel Suit Midcase
• Apple Fires Back At Ericsson In IP War, Seeks ITC Import Ban
• IP Forecast: Minerva, Hologic To Face Off At Fed. Circ. Again
• DC Circ. Is Told Digital Copyright Law Chills Free Speech
• Online 'Self-Preferencing' Antitrust Bill Heads To Senate Floor
• PTAB Weighs TikTok Challenge To Music Video Patent
• Epic Urges 9th Circ. To Revive Antitrust Claims Against Apple
• Gov't Looks To Shape Forced Labor Import Enforcement
• Qualcomm Says Leahy Is Wrong, Apple Can't Appeal Loss
• State Telecom Roundup: Private Partners For Public Networks
• Virtu, Axis Near Settlement In $11M Hacking Coverage Fight
• Food Industry-Focused SPAC Leads 2 IPOs Totaling $285M
• Facebook Tells 9th Circ. App Developers Lack Standing
• Seyfarth Adds 4 Partners In LA, Seattle, Hong Kong
• SEC Rejects Another Bitcoin ETF, Citing Fraud Fears
• Honda Secures $2.9M Deal To End Acura Touch-Screen Suit
• Va. Judge Forced Off IP Case Over Wife's Cisco, Oracle Stock
• PayPal Execs Hit With Derivative Suit Over CFPB, SEC Probes
• Tech Firm Hints FCC Playing Favorites With Waivers
• Illinois Judge Signals OK For $1M Deal In Hyatt Privacy Case
• Sales Software Biz 6sense Hits $5.2B Valuation In Series E
• WilmerHale-Led Electric Battery Biz Lands $200M In Series D
• Deals Rumor Mill: Zentiva, Carlyle Group, Acorns Grow
• Blackstone Buys Precision Parts Co. Interplex In $1.6B Deal
• Blizzard Can't Beat Networking Patent Infringement Suit
• Squire Patton Snags Prominent Perkins Coie Patent Litigator
• Atty Suing Dechert Asks 9th Circ. To Allow Google Subpoena
• Uber's 'Accessibility Problem' Goes To Bench Trial In Calif.
• Biden Sets Cyber Standards For National Security Systems
• Video Ad Co. Had Its Chance, Google Tells 11th Circ
• Appeals Board Won't Hear Software License Breach Dispute
• 8 Firms Jockey For Lead In Investors' Suit Against Peloton
• Lyft Beats Patent Claims Over GPS Technology
• Del. Chancery Approves Expedia Settlement, $6.5M Fee Award
• UK Probing NortonLifeLock Deal For Cybersecurity Co. Avast
• NJ Judge Says Emoji Patent Suit Needs More Work
• Jack In The Box Ends Mascot IP Suit Against Crypto Exchange
• Menswear Firm Bonobos Gets Data Breach Class Action Nixed
• Why Microsoft's $68.7B Activision Play Will Probably Succeed
• TechFreedom Tells FCC To Keep Big Tech Out Of USF
• Reevaluating Organizations' Cybersecurity Needs After Log4j
• PTAB Cuts Sisvel Wireless Patent, Trims 2 Others
• The Rising Demand For Commercial Litigators In 2022
• American Airlines Hits Travel Rewards Guide With TM Suit
• Fired Social Media Exec Must Arbitrate Share Buyback Claims
• Goodwin Nabs Cyber Pro To Boost Incident Response Arsenal
• Former EU Antitrust Investigator Joins Gibson Dunn
• Ellenoff Grossman, Loeb & Loeb Steer SPAC's $75M IPO
• Revenue Management Co. Clari Valued At $2.6B After Series F
• Texas AG Sues Google Over 'Misleading' DJ Endorsements
• Jones Day, DLA Piper Steer $670M Texas Data Center Deal
• Fed. Circ. Criticizes Gilstrap For Keeping Netflix Suit In Texas
• Import Best Practices Under New Uyghur Forced Labor Law
• 3 Charged With Insider Trading On Analog Devices Deal
• Simpson Thacher Reps DigitalBridge For $8.3B Flagship Fund
• Crypto Trading Software Biz ITrustCapital Hits $1.3B Valuation
• Smartmatic Says MyPillow CEO's Election Lies Led To $2B Dip
• Ericsson Ups FRAND War Against Apple With Patent Suits
• Ex-Herbalife Exec Accused Of Cutting Bogus $20M Dell Deal
• Hermes Says Designer Is Selling Blurry, Knockoff Birkin NFTs
• Apple Investors Near Certification In IPhone Sales Dispute
• Apple Says 'Serial' Litigant's Florida Suit Belongs In California
• HTC, IPCom Ink Pact To Settle Long-Running Patent Row
• Edibles App Maker Hits Edible Arrangements With TM Suit
• Exchanges Fine Routing Firm $960K For Erroneous Orders
• Feds, H-1B Applicants Want IT Group Out Of Lottery Rule Suit
• DOJ, FTC Want To Overhaul Merger Guidelines
• Dems Unveil Bill Banning Surveillance Advertising
• Antitrust's 1900s Nostalgia In The US And Beyond
• FAA's 5G Dispute Highlights Spectrum Policy Breakdown
• Musk Attys Call $13B SolarCity Merger Damages Preposterous
• Contractors Say PECO Falsely Accused Them Of Trespassing
• 5 Global Digital Markets Regulatory Issues To Watch In 2022
• Samsung Settles IP Case After Warning Of Trial 'Train Wreck'
• Google Play Antitrust Cases Set For January 2023 Trial
• Facebook's Bid To Kill Data Suit Gets Judge's Thumbs Down
• Car Battery Maker QuantumScape Must Face Shareholder Suit
• Facebook Gets PTAB To Review Two Website Patents
• Wilson Sonsini-Led Payroll Data Biz Raises $50M
• USPTO Pilot Program May Bring Welcome If Limited Efficiency
• Brown Rudnick Snags 8 McCarter English Attys, Startup Chair
• WilmerHale Adds 2 Ex-Top FTC Officials To Antitrust Bench
• Sirius Wins Bid To Arbitrate False Advertising Claims In NJ
• Davis Polk-Led Credo Technology Launches $275M IPO
• Chancery Judge Says Tesla CEO's Pay Docs Can Stay Sealed
• Mnuchin's PE Firm Invests $150M In Satellite Imagery Co.
• Firm Wrongly Trying To Monopolize 'Metaverse,' Rival Says
• Ex-ADI Worker Can't Split IP Theft, Immigration Charges
• PTAB Discretionary Denials Escape High Court Review
• Simpson, Skadden Rep Microsoft's $68.7B Activision Buy
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• The Firms That Dominated In 2021
• Google Cut Secret Facebook Ad Deal, Unsealed Suit Claims
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Broadcom Bid To Nix Toyota Win In ITC Probe
• Farming Co. Says John Deere Is Monopolizing Repair Market
• States Ask DC Circ. To Revive Facebook Antitrust Case
• Ripple Gets Trickle Of SEC Docs From Privilege Challenge
• Fed. Circ. Will Let Albright Keep Battery Biz Patent Row
• Brand Battles: Coachella Wants 'Bookchella' To Face Music
• Russia Arrests Ransomware Crew As Ukrainian Sites Hacked
• Airports Urge FCC, FAA To Further Delay Looming 5G Rollout
• Linkedin Divvied Up Market With Facebook, Suit Says
• Samsung Settles Wireless Charger Patent Row Ahead Of Trial
• Ex-DHS Watchdog Cops To Stealing Federal Databases
• DC Circ. Probes Role Of FCC Input In Auction Credit Denial
• Delaware Suit Means SPACs Will Face Tougher Legal Scrutiny
• Apple Sued For Fraud Over Headphone Charging Capacity
• Investor Hits HP With Suit Over $6M SEC Fine, Investigation
• 11th Circ. Told Booze Sales IP Damages Can't Be Retooled
• Bracewell IP Litigator Joins McKool Smith In Houston
• Apple Reaches $14.8M Deal To End ICloud Storage Class Suit
• Hitachi Unveils Plan To Sell $1.6B Stake In Construction Biz
• 3 Firms Guide Pair Of Tech-Focused SPACs Raising $511M
• What's Next For FTC's Case Against Facebook?
• Office Depot Delays Spinoff To Mull 2 Bids For Consumer Biz
• N. Korean Hackers Stole $400M In Crypto In 2021, Report Says
• 5 Firms To Guide Eye Care Giant Bausch & Lomb's IPO Spinoff
• 'Horror Story' Logjam Will Bump Panasonic Trial, Judge Says
• Cisco Foe Quickly Loses PTAB Appeal At Fed. Circ.
• $68M Award Becomes Focus On Heels Of Iran Nuke Deal Talks
• FTC's 2nd Round Facebook Win A Warning To Other Acquirers
• Rimini Sanctioned $630K For Violating Oracle IP Injunction
• Cox Says $1B Loss In Music IP Suit Was The Result Of Lies
• Trend Micro Loses Attempt To Get Patent Case Out Of WDTX
• Investor Alleges Nikola Board Was Blind To Fraud
• Ill. Judge Boosts Trading Tech's $6.6M Patent Win By $2M
• Facebook Faces £2.3B UK Antitrust Consumer Class Action
• House Jan. 6 Select Committee Subpoenas Tech Companies
• DOE Rolls Back Dishwasher Energy-Efficiency Exemptions
• Chamber, State Groups Press Congress To Pass Privacy Law
• Kirkland-Led Bitcoin Miner Rhodium Eyes $100M IPO
• Albright Rejects Google's Bid To Delay Patent Trial Amid Virus
• FTC Should Rethink Market Issues In Facebook Case
• COVID 'Long Hauler' Says Disability Claim Wrongly Denied
• Takeaways From White Collar Criminal Enforcement In 2021
• Collaborate More On Spectrum, GOP Senator Urges Agencies
• Accellion May Pay $8M For Data Breach That Spooked BigLaw
• 5 Advertising Law Trends To Watch
• Flipdish Raises $100M For Restaurant Payment Technology
• Samsung Strikes Down Some Patents Tied To $25M Trial Loss
• Judge Read Audio Patent Too Narrowly, Hytera Tells Fed. Circ.
• Judge Says Trump Can't Merge Big Tech Censorship Lawsuits
• Wilkinson Barker Adds DOJ Atty As Cybersecurity Partner
• How In-House Counsel Can Make The Case For Settling Early
• 2nd Circ. Rejects Biotech Investor's Media Defamation Suit
• Deals Rumor Mill: Reddit, Lockheed Martin, ProKidney
• Lloyd's Reaches Tech Deal To Transform Specialist Market
• NSO Gearing Up To Take WhatsApp Hack Fight To High Court
• Italy's 'King of Slots' Sues Spyware Co. For Hacking His Phone
• Capital One Hit With Chancery Suit Over Data Breach
• Cisco Cuts Deal To End Fiber Optic Patent Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Jack Dorsey To Spearhead New Bitcoin Legal Defense Fund
• Google Escapes Two Claims In Audio Device Privacy Suit
• Tech-Savvy Pension Thief Who Stole $2M Gets Almost 4 Years
• Fed. Circ. Tosses 1 Verdict, Affirms Another, Costing Texas Co.
• Hyzon Motors Faces SEC Subpoena Over Short-Seller Report
• More Than A Dozen Firms Aided 2021's Top Hospitality Deals
• Game Maker Says Apple, Google Sell Rip-Off Battlegrounds
• Google Offers Germany Competition Fixes For News Service
• FCC Chair Aims To Tighten Rules On Telecom Data Breaches
• Activision Blizzard Wants Out Of Investor Suit Over Probe
• American Real Estate, Harrison Plan $1B Data Center Build
• CTIA Launches 5G Security Test Bed
• German Car Cos. Rip Dealers' Bid To Revive Antitrust MDL
• New Anti-Dumping Rules Both Clarify And Complicate
• To Retain Talent, GCs Should Prioritize Mission Statements
• Sheppard Mullin Snags Davis Wright Entertainment, Tech Pro
• China Regulations Spur 51job Buyers To Cut Offer To $3.8B
• Facebook Fights Gambia's Renewed Discovery Bid
• Cooley, Loeb & Loeb Shape $511M Medical Co. SPAC Merger
• What Attys Can Learn From Harvard Professor's Conviction
• Ex-HP Manager Sues Cigna Over Long-Term Benefits Denial
• Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes To Be Sentenced Sept. 26
• Kirkland Adds McKool Smith Litigator To Austin IP Practice
• Cyber Firm Gets OK For Vote On Ch. 11 Liquidation Plan
• Online Fishing Retailer Hit With Privacy Class Action
• Payment Provider Checkout.com Vaults To $40B In Series D
• Reps. Turn Up Heat On Children's Privacy Law Safe Harbors
• Chicago Atty Charged With Trading On College Pal's Stock Tip
• FTC's Facebook Antitrust Case Survives 2nd Dismissal Bid
• Spotify Prevails Over 'Potify' Weed Software At TTAB
• Nvidia Tells CMA Arm Will Get Weaker Without Merger
• US Warns Of Russian Cyberattacks On Critical Infrastructure
• 'Destiny' Cheat Code Selling Co. Wants Out Of Bungie's IP Suit
• Omicron COVID Variant Is 'Relatively Mild,' Says Panasonic
• US Patent Grants Dropped 7.5% Amid Pandemic In 2021
• EBay Accused Of Using Stalking Probe As 'Sword And Shield'
• 9th Circ. Queries App Developers' Standing Against Facebook
• Trump Fights To Keep Twitter Censorship Class Suit Alive
• More Than A Dozen Firms Aided 2021's Top Real Estate Deals
• Lawmakers Look To Advance Big Tech, Antitrust Bills
• Google Beats Parents' ​​'Loot Box' Gambling Suit For Good
• Senate Confirms Mozilla Exec Alan Davidson To Lead NTIA
• 9th Circ. Asked To Rethink Google's $13M Street View Deal
• Google Advertisers Can't Get Cert. In Revived Click-Fraud Suit
• 7 Ways Patent Litigators Can Leverage Inventor Testimony
• Cooley Adds Ex-Carrier Corp. Atty To Export Controls Group
• Wilkinson Barker Adds FCC Veteran As Partner In DC
• 3 Firms Drive Aptiv's $4.3B Deal For Auto Software Maker
• GoodRx Beats IPO Suit Over Surprise Amazon Competition
• SPAC Investor Says Talkspace Misled On Costs, Demand
• Public Records Site Tells 4th Circ. It's Immune In FCRA Suit
• Senate Faces Pressure To Staff Up Trio Of Tech Agencies
• Robinhood Fights 'Meme Stock' Claims As Apex Gets A Win
• Justices Refuse Patent Eligibility Row, 3 Other IP Cases
• Watchdog Says DOD Must Formalize Monitoring Of AI Project
• Travelers Wants Computer Co.'s Fraud Coverage Suit Tossed
• Pandora Plays History Of Mixtapes To Attack Playlist Patent
• T-Mobile Forces Arbitration Of $240K 'SIM-Swap' Scam Suit
• VLSI Asks POP To Nix Review Of Patent That Drew $2.18B Win
• NTIA Seeks Input On Broadband Infrastructure Grants
• Green Light On SPAC Deal Suit Puts Fiduciary Duty In Context
• Real Estate Rumors: JDL Development, Roku, Bank OZK
• FCC Asks High Court To Stay Out Of Franchise Fee Rule Fight
• Kirkland, Ropes & Gray Rep R1's $4B Cloudmed Buy
• Bulk Of Ex-Intel Workers' ERISA Suit Permanently Tossed
• Telecom Loses 3rd Bid For Justices To Review FCC Clawback
• High Court Won't Weigh $425M Equifax Data Breach Deal
• McGuireWoods Adds Ex-Fort Hood Panel Member As Partner
• FTC Official Joins Wilson Sonsini's Privacy, Security Practice
• Polsinelli Hit With Malpractice Suit Over $35M Crypto Theft
• Ellenoff Grossman Can't Escape Malpractice Claim
• Harvard Won't Have To Pay Prof's Legal Tab In China Case
• Willkie, Wilson Sonsini Guide Take-Two's $12.7B Zynga Buy
• Ex-Theranos COO May Face Trial Delay Due To COVID Surge
• Microsoft Says State Claim Also Doomed In Data Sharing Row
• Polsinelli Loses IP Head To Womble Bond
• Toshiba Investors Denied Class Cert. In Accounting Fraud Suit
• FAA Raises New Red Flags Over 5G Rollout In C-Band
• FCC's USF Contribution Rate Is Appealed To 5th Circuit
• More Than 30 Law Firms Guided 2021's Biggest Deals
• Investors Sue Health Insurer Over COVID-Linked Costs
• 'Unrealistic' Bid For Google Revenue-Sharing Docs Mires DOJ
• Deals Attys Approach JPMorgan Event Cautiously Optimistic
• Altice Resolves Medical Marijuana Firing Suit
• Special Master In VMware IP Suit Exits, But Not Due To DQ Bid
• Applied Worker Wins Partial Acquittal In IP Theft Case
• J2 Class Attys Seek $2M For Saving $25M On Insider Deal
• Snap Inc. Urges 7th Circ. To Back Arbitration Of BIPA Claim
• Venture Firm A16Z Raises $9B For Latest Funds
• Instacart, Uber's Cornershop End Dispute Over Data Scraping
• Fintech Co. Asks 3rd Circ. To Uphold Antitrust Suit Toss
• The State Of FDA Regulation Of Software As A Medical Device
• AC Parts Maker Gets Early Win In Design Defect Suit
• Suit Says Vehicle Cameras Violate Ill. Biometric Privacy Law
• Top Groups Lobbying The FCC: December Edition
• Opportunities And Legal Implications In The Metaverse
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-Senate Aide To Boost Policy Unit
• FisherBroyles Adds Attys From Jones Day, Polsinelli
• 5 Privacy Law Predictions For 2022
• FTC Inks Deal To Halt Loan Site's Alleged Data Misuse
• Zillow Is Hit With Investor Suit Over Its Homebuying Program
• SEC Says Crytpo Startup Used ICO Proceeds For Gold Mining
• ITC Blocks Imports Of Google Products In Sonos Patent War
• 9th Circ. Won't Reverse WhatsApp Hack Immunity Denial
• Walmart, Belkin Want Router Speed Suit Booted To Arbitration
• Black News Channel Sued For Gender Discrimination
• Apple App Store Alternative's Monopoly Suit Tossed For Now
• Jones Day Adds Ex-Kirkland Patent Partner In Chicago
• Slain Officer's Sister Sues Facebook Over Boogaloo Shooting
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