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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
$60K Default Award Recommended In Book Copying Suit
By Benjamin Morse
A Colorado federal magistrate judge recommended awarding a Romanian publisher $60,000 in statutory damages and permanently barring a Colorado company from infringing its copyrights in two health and wellness books, finding the infringement was willful and continued even after the company defaulted in the case.
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GOP Asks Justices To Lift Block In Campaign Ad Pricing Case
By Katie Buehler
Republican fundraising committees have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to lift a Fourth Circuit order blocking the Federal Communications Commission from extending discounted television and radio advertising rates to committees that buy spots in coordination with political candidates, arguing the lower court prematurely jumped into the review process.
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LEGAL INDUSTRY
Approach The Bench: Judge Rodriguez On The Uses Of AI
By Cara Bayles and Steven Trader
Today, Judge Xavier Rodriguez is known as an expert in electronic discovery and a proponent of artificial intelligence, but his interest was piqued before he joined the bench of the Western District of Texas in 2003, when he was still a lawyer and the methods for sifting through electronically stored information were still primitive.
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Monthly Merger Review Snapshot
By Bryan Koenig
Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery pressured state attorneys general challenging their merger to settle, the Federal Trade Commission successfully challenged a construction adhesives tie-up, state officials waded in against the NextEra-Dominion transaction, and Union Pacific Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. defended their combination under review by federal regulators.
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