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• April 07, 2026

  Dow Jones Wins Order For More Months Of Perplexity AI Logs

  A Manhattan federal judge has ordered Perplexity AI to turn over seven additional months of internal user‑activity logs in a copyright lawsuit brought by Dow Jones and other publishers, rejecting Perplexity's argument that producing the data would be unduly burdensome.

• April 07, 2026

  Wildfire App Wants Competitor's Launch Blocked In TM Case

  A company that operates a phone application that gives out information about wildfires has asked a California federal judge to block the launch of a competing wildfire app made by public safety software company Intterra.

• April 07, 2026

  Boehringer Wants Generic For Blockbuster Jardiance Blocked

  Boehringer Ingelheim has hit an Arizona business with a patent lawsuit in Delaware federal court seeking to stop it from moving forward with a generic version of its diabetes drug Jardiance.

• April 06, 2026

  Vape Seller To Stop Selling Alleged Fake Urine Brand Knockoff

  An Alabama smoke shop has agreed to no longer sell alleged knockoffs of Quick Fix, a brand of synthetic urine, according to a joint filing made by the retailer and the brand's maker, which filed suit claiming the counterfeits were hurting its business.

• April 06, 2026

  Morgan Lewis Beats DQ Bid In Meta Smart Glasses IP Suit

  Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP can remain Oakley Inc.'s counsel in Solos Technology Ltd.'s lawsuit accusing the eyewear brand and Meta Platforms of infringing smart eyewear patents, a Massachusetts federal judge ruled Monday, saying the firm's 2019 representation of a corporation Solos spun out from didn't warrant its disqualification.

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