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• July 03, 2025

  Fla. Court Says Double Gun Charge Violates Jeopardy Rule

  A Florida state appeals court panel on Thursday ruled that a man convicted on two counts of being a felon in possession of firearms and ammunition can have the lesser charge dropped after the panel found it violated double jeopardy rules.

• July 03, 2025

  Stewart Drops Mixed Bag Of Discretionary Denial Rulings

  Acting U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director Coke Morgan Stewart has released 24 more discretionary denial decisions, more than half of which she cleared challenges to move forward through the Patent Trial and Appeal Board process.

• July 03, 2025

  Truck Crash Case Settles Amid Appeal Of $14M Verdict

  Texas trucking companies and an injured driver have settled a nearly decade-old negligence lawsuit, ending a case that initially resulted in an $80 million verdict — later reduced to $13.7 million — but was dramatically reshaped by intervention by the state's highest court. 

• July 03, 2025

  Genentech's $122M MS Drug Royalties Case Ends In Mistrial

  A California federal judge declared a mistrial Thursday after jurors reached an impasse in Genentech Inc.'s $122 million breach of contract case over patent royalties from sales of Biogen MA Inc.'s multiple sclerosis medicine, telling the parties she's open to Genentech's suggestion that they forgo a jury for the retrial.

• July 03, 2025

  SPEX To Appeal $553M Patent Verdict That Was Cut To $1

  SPEX Technologies Inc. will appeal a federal judge's decision to cut its $553 million verdict against Western Digital for data security patent infringement to $1 along with all other adverse rulings in the case.

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