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Paul, Weiss finds appellate ‘star’ to lead Supreme Court practice
Careers
The new practice head has represented life sciences clients in numerous high-profile disputes, and will be an “invaluable resource for our clients”, according to the firm.   26 August 2026
Pega settles with investors for undisclosed sum in Appian fallout
Trade secrets
Four years after the high-profile ‘spy’ suit between the software rivals—whose record $2bn award was reversed—the latest shareholder losses claims are resolved.   25 August 2026
Nokia’s litigation director on the 'chess game' of SEP disputes
In-House
As Adrian Howes settles into his new role, he tells Sarah Speight what in-house counsel want from their external partners, why divergence from SEP harmonisation is a challenge, the potential risks of AI to patents, and more.   25 August 2026
Trade secrets
The iPhone maker has hit back at an attempt to derail its lawsuit, as new filings shed more light on the allegations at the heart of the Silicon Valley dispute, ahead of an October hearing.   24 August 2026
Careers
The four-person team adds significant life sciences experience to the litigation boutique, drawn to Stris’ “outstanding trial lawyers” and “sophisticated appellate capabilities”.   24 August 2026
Patents
Labour MP for Stockton North takes up a new role as Minister for Science, Innovation and Investment within Andy Burnham’s government.   21 August 2026
Copyright
Members of the UK Cinema Association are considering a ban on the so-called ‘spy glasses’ in a bid to crack down on illegal recording of movies, following a wave of new rules in pubs, restaurants, theatres and the courts.   21 August 2026
Trademarks
A confused parent spent $500 on tickets to a heavy metal concert believing they were for a KPop Demon Hunters live show, claims namesake metal band in lawsuit.   20 August 2026
Careers
Combining decades of experience, the new partners—plus a team of four—will head up the Chinese firm’s TM and anti-counterfeiting litigation practices.   20 August 2026
Trade secrets
A Delaware judge ruled that alleged “downstream commercial use” of regulatory data is insufficient to establish state-level trade secret violations, leaving the bank’s separate federal claim to continue.   19 August 2026

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