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Theresa Schliep

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The Top Trademark Decisions Of 2025

The U.S. Supreme Court vacated a trademark infringement award that reached nearly $47 million and found nonparties couldn't be on the hook for the amount, while the Federal Circuit reproached a trademark tribunal for its handling of a man's attempt to register the F-word. Here are Law360's picks for the biggest trademark decisions of 2025.
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For Covington's Adrian Perry, Music Is A Family Affair

Despite having a famous rock star dad, Covington & Burling LLP partner Adrian J. Perry wasn't all that interested in being a musician as a young child, but he knew as early as 6 years old that he wanted to be a lawyer.
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Fed. Circ. Voids Allergan's $39M Trial Win Over Eyelash Patent

The Federal Circuit on Tuesday reversed a $39 million verdict against Sandoz in Allergan's suit accusing it of infringing an eyelash growth drug patent, finding a Colorado federal jury should have found the patent claim at issue invalid for inadequate written description.
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ITC To Scrutinize Redesigned Apple Watch In Masimo IP Fight

The U.S. International Trade Commission said Friday that it would review whether redesigned Apple Watches violate a previous order that briefly blocked imports of the devices deemed to infringe a pair of patents owned by Masimo, which urged the ITC to scrutinize the modified products.
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Meta Accused Of AI Copyright Theft By Entrepreneur Mag

The owner of Entrepreneur magazine hit Meta Platforms Inc. with the latest suit accusing an artificial intelligence developer of infringing copyrighted material, telling a California federal court Thursday Meta "seeks to build a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence empire on a foundation of systematic and widespread copyright theft."
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Meta Accused Of AI Copyright Theft By Entrepreneur Mag

The owner of Entrepreneur magazine hit Meta Platforms Inc. with the latest suit accusing an artificial intelligence developer of infringing copyrighted material, telling a California federal court Thursday Meta "seeks to build a multibillion-dollar artificial intelligence empire on a foundation of systematic and widespread copyright theft."
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Google Hit With Patent Suit Over Phone, Smart Home Tech

A company has launched a complaint in Texas federal court that accuses Google of infringing five patents covering a range of technologies with products such as Android phones and a smart home device.
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Google Hit With Patent Suit Over Phone, Smart Home Tech

A company has launched a complaint in Texas federal court that accuses Google of infringing five patents covering a range of technologies with products such as Android phones and a smart home device.
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Fed. Circ. Spurns Pornhub Parent Co.'s Stay Bid In IP Row

The Federal Circuit on Monday denied a request from Pornhub's parent company to pause a patent infringement suit against it while its U.S. Patent and Trademark Office validity challenge proceeds, citing an imminent Nov. 17 trial date, among other factors.
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Defamation Litigation Roundup: Drake, IRS, Greenpeace

In this month's review of defamation fights, Law360 highlights notable developments in California's anti-SLAPP law following a major Ninth Circuit opinion, as well as a decision — and appeal — in Drake's fight with his record label over Kendrick Lamar's diss track.
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IP-Focused Judges Say Less Is More In Patent Litigation

Attorneys litigating patent cases should exercise discretion when redacting documents, limit the length and volume of motions, and talk to judges the way they talk to juries about complicated intellectual property issues, a panel of IP-focused judges advised Thursday.