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June 24, 2026
MGA Entertainment's attorney moved for a mistrial Wednesday in a punitive damages case against T.I. over intellectual property theft, telling a California federal judge that the rapper's lawyer engaged in "classic hearsay" by discussing in front of jurors a U.K. court's conclusion that MGA's CEO was an unreliable witness.
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June 24, 2026
An attorney for CoStar on Wednesday urged a California federal judge to disqualify Quinn Emanuel from representing a rival commercial real estate platform in their intellectual property dispute, saying the firm's ethical wall cannot fix the conflict of interest problem over its representation of a CoStar subsidiary in separate litigation.
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June 24, 2026
A District of Columbia federal judge on Wednesday trimmed a case brought by the National Rifle Association against its own charitable arm, saying the record allows for trademark claims to proceed but that discovery may help her resolve such an "unusual" case.
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June 24, 2026
Luxury fashion brand Coach and online retailer Quince agreed to end federal litigation in California brought by Coach, accusing Quince of copying two of its signature handbags – a move made one week after a jury found Quince sold boots that infringed a patented Ugg's design it also found invalid.
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June 24, 2026
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires has told the Patent Trial and Appeal Board to explain why it found part of a Pictiva Displays organic light-emitting diode patent invalid, after a Texas jury rejected Samsung's invalidity defense and told it to pay $92.6 million for infringing the patent.
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