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LITIGATION
Fla. Stalking Victim Sues Apple Over AirTags
By Emily Field
A Florida stalking victim hit Apple Inc. with a suit in federal court over its AirTag products, which the tech giant has promoted as "stalker-proof," alleging her former abusive partner used the devices to track her and their young daughter, whom her ex took at one point in violation of a custody order.
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Brief
Judge Denies Bid To Oust Kirkland From Trade Secret Feud
By Ivan Moreno
A California federal judge has denied a healthcare software company's attempt to disqualify Kirkland & Ellis LLP from representing Commure Inc. in a trade secret lawsuit, ruling that the plaintiff failed to prove that information it disclosed during a prospective client consultation was materially harmful enough to warrant disqualification.
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PEOPLE
EXPERT ANALYSIS
FTC Focus: Enforcing Vertically Integrated Operating Systems
As digital platforms increasingly pair operating systems with commerce, advertising, content and data, antitrust scrutiny will turn on whether those integrations create private bottlenecks that foreclose rivals through access, ranking, interoperability or defaults, pushing courts and enforcement agencies to adapt traditional utility and merger frameworks more aggressively, say attorneys at Proskauer.
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LEGAL INDUSTRY
DOJ Renews Bid To Oust Susman From ABA Trump EO Case
By Jared Foretek
The U.S. Department of Justice renewed its call for a D.C. federal judge to disqualify Susman Godfrey LLP from representing the American Bar Association in its challenge to the Trump administration's law firm executive orders, saying Susman Godfrey's attorneys could potentially have to serve as fact witnesses in the case.
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Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
By Matthew Perlman
A group of state enforcers challenged Paramount's planned $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, as a separate group of states and DirecTV accused Nexstar of violating an order preventing it from integrating with Tegna and the Federal Trade Commission faced a bench trial seeking to block a constructive adhesive deal.
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