RiversideFM Inc., an Israel-based startup that counts Disney and Spotify among the users of its remote-video creation platform, again convinced a federal judge in Delaware to dismiss a patent-infringement suit by OpenReel—this time, for good.

Haynes & Boone LLP must again face fraud and negligence claims over patent work after a Texas appeals court found the firm hadn’t shown it was immune under recent guidance by the state’s high court.

President Joe Biden signed a sweeping tax, climate and health-care measure into law on Tuesday, sealing a major legislative victory ahead of the November midterm elections.

The US government backed a finding that an Andy Warhol print used on a magazine cover infringed a photo of Prince, as friend-of-the-court briefs continued to pour into the US Supreme Court on Monday.

Google LLC is looking to dismiss a proposed class action claiming that its “Order Online” button that appears when browsing for restaurants on its search engine violates trademark and false advertising law.

New Jersey residents will be “irreparably harmed” unless a Massachusetts federal judge exempts about 100 offshore turbines from an order blocking use of a General Electric Co.-made windmill, the state said.

An administrative tribunal carved up a Fitbit LLC patent covering smartwatches that track a user’s calorie burn, heart rate, number of steps, and other biometric activity, invalidating some of the patent’s claims but keeping others alive.