Crunchyroll LLC, an anime streaming firm, and a patent-monetization company have agreed to settle an infringement suit targeting the media company.

The owner of a “Thee I Love” trademark registration failed to convince the Supreme Court to revive an infringement lawsuit against a Jackson State University merchandise seller.

Salesforce.com Inc. is attempting to use a seven-year-old licensing agreement with one patent-assertion company to knock out 10 recent lawsuits filed by a newer one. Linking a shared executive between the two entities is key to its defense.

Some parts of Twitter’s source code were leaked online, The New York Times reported, citing a legal filing by the social media company.

The Internet Archive’s system for digitally lending e-books and its emergency pandemic library weren’t fair use of thousands of books owned by HarperCollins, Penguin Random House, and other major publishers, a New York federal court said.

The Capitol Forum, a Washington,D.C.-based news outlet, will be permitted to continue its lawsuit against brokerage firm Market Securities LLC for copyright infringement.

Impinj Inc. failed to convince a federal judge to reconsider his modified definition of a disputed patent term ahead of a jury trial with NXP Semiconductors NV over technology that wirelessly connects products to the internet.