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E.D. Pa. Delivers Summary Judgment Victory in Row Over Meta Tags

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added its opinion on the topic. In a drawn-out dispute spanning more than five years , the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania in Penn Engineering & Manufacturing Corp. Peninsula Components, Inc. On these facts, the answer was “no.” ” Read more

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UPDATE: Dish Network Hit with $469 Million Verdict in Patent Lawsuit Surrounding “AutoHop” Feature

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UPDATE: on March 21, 2023, the Court in this lawsuit granted DISH’s Motion for Judgment as a Matter of Law and vacated the jury verdict. To read our original post on this topic, click here. That order will likely be appealed, and we will keep you apprised of any developments as they occur.

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Why Bots Shouldn’t Decide Copyright Cases

Plagiarism Today

Last week, a judge in the Ed Sheeran Thinking Out Loud case denied a motion for summary judgment , setting the case on the path toward an eventual trial. In addition to denying the motion for summary judgment, the judge also that Sheeran’s concert profits would be considered when calculating damages should he found to have infringed.

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Cloudflare Defeats “Repeat Infringer” Copyright Lawsuit in US Court

TorrentFreak

After a thorough discovery process, both sides submitted motions for summary judgment at a California federal court a few weeks ago. This week, United States District Judge Vince Chhabria ruled on the motions, resulting in a clear win for Cloudflare. Caching is Not Infringement. The ruling is an important victory for Cloudflare.

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Facebook Defeats Lawsuit Over Its Fact-Checking Explanations–Stossel v. Meta

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

The court grants Facebook’s motion to dismiss AND anti-SLAPP motion, meaning that Stossel will be writing a check for tens of thousands of dollars to Facebook. The court grants Facebook’s motion to dismiss AND anti-SLAPP motion, meaning that Stossel will be writing a check for tens of thousands of dollars to Facebook.

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The Mandamus Transfer Battle and W.D. Texas: Why is the Federal Circuit, or Anyone, Hearing the Petitions?

Patently-O

I’m speaking at a conference in Palo Alto, and one long topic of conversation was about the disagreement between how Judge Albright views Fifth Circuit precedent on mandamus to review discretionary transfers under Section 1404 and the Federal Circuit views that same precedent.

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When is it Fair Use to Use a Photo to “Illustrate” an Article?

Technology & Marketing Law Blog

McGucken moved for summary judgment on the fair use defense. In a surprise move, it grants summary judgment to defendant even though Pub Ocean did not formally request summary judgment. Plaintiff discovered the use of his photos in articles covering the following topics: “FemSkin”. The court denies plaintiff’s request.

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