Intellectual Property
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Supreme Court Nixes ISP Copyright Liability, Says 'Mere Knowledge' Insufficient
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed a $1 billion judgment against internet provider Cox Communications, ruling 7-2 that internet service providers cannot b...
Federal Circuit Nixes Patents For Missing 'Party Concerned'
The Federal Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a Northern District of Indiana decision that invalidated two railing patents for omitting a coinventor, ruling that...
Federal Circuit Nixes IronSource Appeal Over 'Concrete Plans' Standing Flaw
The Federal Circuit on Monday dismissed IronSource Ltd.'s appeal of a Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision allowing Digital Turbine Inc. to amend its mobil...
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Federal Circuit Nixes IronSource Appeal Over 'Concrete Plans' Standing Flaw
The Federal Circuit on Monday dismissed IronSource Ltd.'s appeal of a Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision allowing Digital Turbine Inc. to amend its mobile app installation p...
Delaware Judge Axes ImagineAR's Patent Claims Against Niantic
A Delaware federal judge on Monday entered final judgment in favor of Pokémon GO maker Niantic, ending ImagineAR's patent infringement lawsuit that had challenged the gaming gia...
Delaware Judge Grants TEKsystems Permanent Injunction Against 'TekSystems' Rival
A Delaware federal judge on Monday permanently barred Hummingbird TekSystems Inc. from using the "TekSystems" mark after the company defaulted in a trademark infringement suit,...
Mass. Judge Awards Revvity $10.4M In 'Total Judgment' Against LabQ
A Massachusetts federal judge on Monday awarded Revvity Health Sciences Inc. more than $10.4 million in damages, interest and attorneys' fees in a summary judgment ruling agains...
Texas Judge Axes Fractus Patent Claims Against Verizon 'With Prejudice'
An Eastern District of Texas judge on Friday dismissed with prejudice all patent claims between antenna technology company Fractus S.A. and Verizon entities after the parties jo...
Judge Grants Google Extension in Valtrus Patent Suit
A California federal judge on Monday granted Google a 21-day extension to respond to a patent infringement lawsuit filed by Valtrus Innovations and Key Patent Innovations, with...
Federal Judge Sets Comprehensive Trial Procedures For Pop Mart-7-Eleven Case
A California federal judge on Thursday issued a comprehensive trial order establishing detailed procedural requirements for the trademark dispute between collectible toy retaile...
Federal Circuit Nixes Patents For Missing 'Party Concerned'
The Federal Circuit on Wednesday affirmed a Northern District of Indiana decision that invalidated two railing patents for omitting a coinventor, ruling that an omitted inventor...
Fourth Circuit Nixes Trademark Claims Under 'All Possible Counterclaims' Settlement
The Fourth Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a South Carolina federal magistrate's summary judgment ruling that barred Clear Touch Interactive's trademark infringement claims against...
Fourth Circuit Affirms 'Buyer's Remorse' Settlement Agreement Bars IP Claims
The Fourth Circuit on Tuesday affirmed a South Carolina federal magistrate judge's ruling that an interactive technology company's trademark infringement claims were barred by a...
7th Circuit Axes Default Judgment, Says No Illinois Sales 'Clearly Erred'
A Seventh Circuit panel on Monday vacated a default trademark infringement judgment against Chinese e-commerce vendors, finding that a federal judge in Illinois "clearly erred"...
Federal Circuit Nixes Pharma's Refiling Scheme To Dodge ITC Stay Deadline
A Federal Circuit panel on Wednesday rejected Ascendis Pharma's attempt to bypass a mandatory stay deadline by voluntarily dismissing and refiling its patent declaratory judgmen...
Sixth Circuit Axes 'First' Claims in Bourbon Distillery Trademark Spat
A federal appeals court Tuesday affirmed summary judgment for Fresh Bourbon, holding that Victory Global failed to prove its rival's claims to being the "first" African American...
Supreme Court Nixes ISP Copyright Liability, Says 'Mere Knowledge' Insufficient
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed a $1 billion judgment against internet provider Cox Communications, ruling 7-2 that internet service providers cannot be held liable for co...