Adidas Argues Discovery Blunder Requires New Trademark Trial

Adidas AG’s second appeal of a 2023 jury verdict that Thom Browne Inc.'s four-stripe shoes don’t infringe its iconic three-stripe trademark met a conflicted Second Circuit panel Tuesday.

OpenAI Can’t Shake Download Claims in Books Copyright Suit

A New York federal judge rejected OpenAI Inc.'s motion to strike copyright infringement claims stemming from the company’s downloading of pirate libraries in a consolidated class action brought by authors.

Meta Seeks Dismissal of Strike 3’s Adult Video Copyright Claims

Meta Platforms Inc. asked a federal judge to toss an adult film company’s “nonsensical and unsupported” allegations that the tech giant committed mass copyright infringement by using thousands of its videos to train AI models.

Apple, Masimo Fight Over Experts as Apple Watch Trial Looms

Masimo Corp. urged a California federal judge to reject Apple Inc.’s bid to reinstate a barred expert’s testimony a week before a trial is set to start over the Apple Watch’s alleged infringing use of patented pulse-oximetry and heart-rate technologies.

Anthropic’s $1.5 Billion AI Deal Covers Trump, Four Justices

Four sitting US Supreme Court justices and a trio of presidents are eligible to collect checks from Anthropic PBC’s $1.5 billion deal with authors whose books were part of a pirated database the AI company downloaded.

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Trump Says Nvidia Chip Talks With Xi Didn’t Cover Blackwell

US President Donald Trump said he didn’t discuss approving sales of Nvidia Corp.’s Blackwell chips to China with his counterpart Xi Jinping, dampening speculation that Washington will allow exports of the powerful AI accelerators to the world’s largest semiconductor market.

Musk Lawyer Vows Legal Fight to Unwind OpenAI Restructuring

Elon Musk’s lawyer pledged to continue the billionaire’s legal crusade against OpenAI as he slammed the attorneys general of California and Delaware for not blocking the artificial intelligence startup’s restructuring as a for-profit company.

Professors Urge Appeals Court to Clarify Hidden-Sale Patent Rule

Legal scholars from Stanford and the University of Chicago urged the Federal Circuit to rule that secret third-party sales don’t qualify as prior art when analyzing patents’ validity, challenging a broader reading of the on-sale bar from a recent district court decision.

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Marvin Gaye, Ed Sheeran & the 'Blurred Lines' of Music Copyright

In this video, we explore how the copyright in a song – the musical composition – works. We look at what courts use to determine whether there was an infringement, and why these cases can be so complicated.

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Meta’s Higher Spending in Pursuit of AI Payoff Shakes Investors

Mark Zuckerberg pledged that Meta Platforms Inc. will spend even more aggressively on artificial intelligence in the year ahead, raising fresh concerns from investors who drove the stock down on worries the company may not have an obvious return on the massive investment.

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Case: Copyrights/Pleadings (S.D.N.Y.)

The court denied Open AI Inc.'s motion to dismiss this consolidated copyright infringement class action by authors and copyright holders of fiction and non-fiction books, because the allegations satisfy the elements of a prima facie claim of infringement. In re OpenAI Inc. Copyright Infringement Litig., 2025 BL 384824, S.D.N.Y., 25-md-3143 (SHS) (OTW), 10/27/25

Case: Copyrights/Summary Judgment (N.D. Ohio)

The court denied Flowers Inc. and Springhill Floral & Gift Supply Co.'s cross-motions for summary judgment on this action for copyright infringement of Flowers Inc.'s visual designs, because neither party established the absence of a genuine dispute of material fact. Flowers Inc. v. Springhill Floral & Gift Supply Co., 2025 BL 384233, N.D. Ohio, 5:24-cv-590, 10/27/25

Case: Patents/Venue (Fed. Cir.)

The court denied Miller Mendel Inc.'s petition for a writ of mandamus directing a federal district court in California to transfer Guardian Alliance Technologies Inc.'s action seeking a declaratory judgment of patent unenforceability and invalidity to Oklahoma. In re Miller Mendel Inc., 2025 BL 385788, Fed. Cir., 2025-147, nonprecedential, 10/28/25

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