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Insurer Says It Owes No Coverage to Data Firm Sued Over Meta Smart Glasses Recordings

An insurer has gone to federal court in California to argue that it bears no responsibility for defending or paying out claims against Sama, the data annotation company accused of using recordings captured by Meta's smart glasses to help train artificial intelligence systems. In a complaint filed Monday, the insurer contends... Read More about Insurer Says It Owes No Coverage to Data Firm Sued Over Meta Smart Glasses Recordings

Sirius XM Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Alleged Copied Star Logo

Massachusetts-based movie content website Screendollars has taken Sirius XM Radio to court, accusing the satellite radio company and its advertising unit, Pandora Media, of infringing on its trademarked logo, a stylized design featuring a five-pointed star centered inside the letter "S." Screendollars LLC filed the trademark infringement and unfair competition... Read More about Sirius XM Faces Trademark Lawsuit Over Alleged Copied Star Logo

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Apple Hit With Illinois Biometric Privacy Suit Over Eye Scans

Apple Inc. is facing a proposed class action in federal court in Illinois over claims that its Face ID system secretly captures detailed scans of users' irises and retinas without the written consent required under the state's biometric privacy law.The complaint, filed Saturday, was brought by Samantha Mettler, an Illinois... Read More about Apple Hit With Illinois Biometric Privacy Suit Over Eye Scans

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Designer Says He Invented Cabbage Patch Kids, Sues to Claim Credit

The creative history behind one of the toy industry's most famous brands is now the subject of a federal lawsuit, with a graphic designer and former licensing executive arguing that he, not Xavier Roberts, the man long credited as the creator of Cabbage Patch Kids, is responsible for turning a... Read More about Designer Says He Invented Cabbage Patch Kids, Sues to Claim Credit

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Judge Refuses to Block Mayweather Exhibition Ahead of Planned Mike Tyson Fight

A federal judge in New York has ruled that an exhibition bout between former boxing champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. and kickboxer Mike Zambidis can move forward, rejecting a broadcasting company's argument that the fight violated Mayweather's contractual commitments tied to an upcoming match against Mike Tyson. In a ruling issued last... Read More about Judge Refuses to Block Mayweather Exhibition Ahead of Planned Mike Tyson Fight

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Live Nation Pushes to Overturn Antitrust Verdict, Seeks New Trial as Backup

Live Nation is doubling down on its effort to reverse a jury verdict that found the company had monopolized significant portions of the live entertainment business, arguing in new court filings this week that state enforcers never proved the kind of harm antitrust law actually requires. In a filing submitted last... Read More about Live Nation Pushes to Overturn Antitrust Verdict, Seeks New Trial as Backup

Meta Pushes Back on States' $1.4 Trillion Penalty Demand in Social Media Addiction Case

Meta is fighting back against what it calls an extraordinary and unjustified demand for damages ahead of a high-stakes trial over allegations that its platforms were built to hook young users. In a filing submitted Monday, the company argued that four states, California, Colorado, Kentucky, and New Jersey, are pursuing more... Read More about Meta Pushes Back on States' $1.4 Trillion Penalty Demand in Social Media Addiction Case

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Federal Judge Tosses Poet's Second Copyright Suit Against Taylor Swift

A federal judge in Florida has dismissed a $25 million copyright lawsuit filed against Taylor Swift by an amateur poet, marking the second time the same plaintiff has had nearly identical claims thrown out of court.U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ruled Monday that Kimberly Marasco, who filed the complaint without... Read More about Federal Judge Tosses Poet's Second Copyright Suit Against Taylor Swift

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Prince Harry Loses High Court Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher

Prince Harry and six other public figures have lost their High Court privacy battle against Associated Newspapers, the publisher of the Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday, after a judge ruled they had not produced sufficient evidence to back up their claims of unlawful newsgathering.Justice Nicklin, who presided over the... Read More about Prince Harry Loses High Court Privacy Case Against Daily Mail Publisher

Apple Fights Back Against New Round of App Store Fee Claims

Apple is asking a federal judge in California to shut down a proposed class action accusing the company of dodging a court order meant to let app developers steer customers toward cheaper, outside payment options, arguing the developers behind the case already gave up this exact fight once before.The company... Read More about Apple Fights Back Against New Round of App Store Fee Claims

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Roc Nation Accuses Opposing Counsel of Using AI-Generated Fake Quotes in Fat Joe Case

Entertainment agency Roc Nation has asked a federal judge in New York to strike portions of a legal brief filed by Terrance Dixon in an ongoing sanctions dispute, alleging that the filing relies on fabricated quotations that appear to have been generated by artificial intelligence rather than pulled from actual... Read More about Roc Nation Accuses Opposing Counsel of Using AI-Generated Fake Quotes in Fat Joe Case

Netflix Asks Judge to Order $3 Million in Legal Fees Over Alleged Patent Fraud

Netflix pressed a federal judge in California to force a Finnish businessman, Lauri Valjakka, and his former patent attorney to jointly pay roughly $3 million in legal fees, arguing that both men pursued patent litigation against the company despite knowing the underlying patent claim was invalid from the start. During a... Read More about Netflix Asks Judge to Order $3 Million in Legal Fees Over Alleged Patent Fraud

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Federal Judge Keeps Reggaeton Copyright Case Alive, Sending Origins of "Dem Bow" Rhythm to a Jury

A federal judge in California has declined to shut down a sprawling copyright lawsuit over the origins of the rhythmic backbone of reggaeton music, ruling that both sides fell short of the bar needed to win the case outright and that a jury will ultimately have to sort out the... Read More about Federal Judge Keeps Reggaeton Copyright Case Alive, Sending Origins of "Dem Bow" Rhythm to a Jury

Judge Suppresses Digital Evidence Against Former Wolverine Coach Accused of Hacking Student-Athletes

A federal judge in Michigan has thrown out evidence gathered from a stack of computers, phones and storage devices seized from Matthew Weiss, a former University of Michigan assistant football coach accused of hacking into the online accounts of female college athletes, ruling that the state search warrants used to... Read More about Judge Suppresses Digital Evidence Against Former Wolverine Coach Accused of Hacking Student-Athletes

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7-Eleven Accuses Nike of Copying Its Signature Tricolor Design in New Sneaker

7-Eleven has sued Nike in federal court in New York, alleging that the sneaker giant lifted the convenience store chain's trademark orange, green and red stripe design for a new shoe set to hit shelves on July 11, a date that doubles as "7-Eleven Day," when the chain traditionally gives... Read More about 7-Eleven Accuses Nike of Copying Its Signature Tricolor Design in New Sneaker

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