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September 10, 2026
Baylor University says it is moving toward a deal to end its lawsuit claiming that its trademark rights on an interlocking "BU" logo are being infringed by Boston University and that the Massachusetts school's use of the mark causes confusion in the marketplace.
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September 10, 2026
Companies facing threats of patent infringement lawsuits are increasingly embracing declaratory judgment actions, a trend attorneys attribute to two pro-patent-owner shifts: the low institution rate of Patent Trial and Appeal Board challenges and the growth of Amazon's internal patent dispute process.
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September 10, 2026
A Delaware federal judge has denied a bid from medical equipment maker Kurin for a new trial after a jury found it owed Magnolia Medical $1.6 million for infringement of three patents covering blood culture collection products, saying the jury's verdict was not the product of confusion or a miscarriage of justice.
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September 10, 2026
Three former employees of a lighting company lost a bid to escape a suit alleging they conspired for years to encourage customers to use products supplied by competing companies they operated, with a Connecticut federal judge ruling Thursday that all elements needed to plead a trade secret claim were met.
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September 10, 2026
The NCAA's five-year eligibility limit may be a commercial rule subject to antitrust scrutiny, but a Nevada federal judge improperly blocked it to let a college baseball player keep playing with little evidence it constrained competition, the Ninth Circuit has said.
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