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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
Patents
A Texas firm wants a jury trial for alleged infringement of its technology in Lime’s e-bike and e-scooter rental app. 19 August 2026
AI
The Motion Picture Association has reached a first-of-its-kind deal with the Chinese tech company to protect the global creative industry from generative AI video and image models. 18 August 2026
Trademarks
A low-sugar ice cream brand’s rapid rise is derailed by a $23.8m damages verdict won by rival Van Leeuwen over its distinctive packaging. 17 August 2026
Careers
The IP advocacy group has turned to former USPTO acting director Coke Morgan Stewart as it enters what it calls a “new chapter”. 17 August 2026
AI
After recent stories of AI models going rogue, Varuni Paranavitane of Beck Greener examines what happened and how businesses can manage this new risk. 17 August 2026
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