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Copyright
A landmark opinion from Europe’s highest court analyses claims that Gemini unlawfully used a Hungarian news publisher's content for LLM training and the resulting chatbot outputs. If adopted, the recommendations could recalibrate the question of liability, finds Sarah Speight. 9 November 2026
Patents
The company is seeking Section 337 remedies against Lenovo, Kingston Technology and others, and alleging patent infringement by Kingston via a fresh lawsuit filed in California. 9 November 2026
Trademarks
A dispute between rival claimants over the iconic scooter brand stems from a complex history of ownership, with goodwill and trademark use at the centre of the case. 9 November 2026
Trademarks
UK High Court rules that a 2015 coexistence agreement does not prevent the lingerie giant from pursuing its trademark claim in Ohio. 6 November 2026
Careers
Dual leadership of the firm’s worldwide intellectual property practice is split between senior partners in Poland and the US. 6 November 2026
Careers
Coinciding with the law firm’s 30th anniversary, the co-founder joins the American Intellectual Property Law Association after long-standing involvement with the member body. 6 November 2026
Trademarks
The Manchester City player’s dispute with a Norwegian airline over the unauthorised use of his famous ponytail highlights the risks brands face when capitalising on celebrities in quickfire social media campaigns. 5 November 2026
Patents
Proposed reforms aim to simplify registration, tackle bad-faith filings and strengthen design rights for the country’s multi-billion pound design industry. 4 November 2026
AI
In a “potentially transformative” opinion for generative AI developers, Europe’s highest court advises that training LLMs on copyrighted works may be permissible under EU law, but reproducing protected content in chatbot responses could risk copyright infringement. 4 November 2026
Patents
Uncertainty over whether a patent can be challenged through inter partes review at the USPTO has only increased since the discretionary denial policy was introduced, so how should companies plan? Mauricio Uribe and Maria Anderson of Davis Wright Tremaine explain. 4 November 2026
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