Jaguar Land Rover lost a U.K. court bid to get the trademark rights for the shape of its iconic Defender SUV, freeing billionaire Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos Group to go ahead with the Grenadier off-road vehicle.

All 13 federal appeals courts now are livestreaming oral arguments compared to four prior to the pandemic, the latest sign of how Covid-19 has made U.S. courts more transparent.

Apple Inc. urged a Texas federal district court judge to postpone an upcoming jury trial in its long-running patent battle with VirnetX Inc., saying Covid-19 cases are peaking in the state—including in the area around the courthouse.

A ruling that Tommie Rae Hynie wasn’t legally married to soul legend James Brown didn’t moot his children’s claims against her over his copyrights, a South Carolina federal court said.

The Walt Disney Company didn’t infringe the copyright of a children’s book author with its blockbuster film “Inside Out,” the Ninth Circuit ruled.

A Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc. challenge to Coca-Cola Co. applications for trademarks covering the word “Zero” was moot after Coca-Cola disclaimed the word in the applications, the Federal Circuit said Monday.

Senior living and care referral service provider A Place for Mom Inc. is entitled to a preliminary injunction against a former employee the company says brought trade secrets to its competitor, a federal court in Washington said.