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• April 20, 2026

  Reddit Defends Data-Scraping Claims Against Perplexity

  Reddit Inc. is defending its case accusing Perplexity AI Inc. and three data-scraping companies of circumventing security measures to access copyrighted content in order to train the artificial intelligence startup's "answer engine."

• April 20, 2026

  Ex-Newman Clerks, Judges Back High Court Suspension Fight

  A group of former clerks for Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, as well as former federal judges, have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the challenge to her suspension imposed by her colleagues.

• April 20, 2026

  She Has A Point: Fish's Nitika Gupta Fiorella

  Fish & Richardson PC principal Nitika Gupta Fiorella is "a no-stone-unturned, always super prepared" lawyer who "epitomizes professionalism and respect," according to Finnegan Henderson Farabow Garrett & Dunner LLP partner Cora Holt.

• April 20, 2026

  Netflix Wants $3M Fees In Case Where Ramey Was Fined $95K

  Netflix's attorneys at Baker Botts and Perkins Coie are asking a California federal court to order a Finnish national and his former attorney at Ramey LLP to pay $3 million in fees the streaming giant incurred in defending a patent suit.

• April 20, 2026

  Google Wants Piracy Case Trimmed After Cox Holding

  Google has asked a Manhattan federal judge to throw out a contributory infringement claim asserted by a group of textbook publishers in light of a U.S. Supreme Court decision that held that internet service providers aren't accountable for piracy committed by users.

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