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United States District Court, Eastern District of Texas (Marshall Division)
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EireOg v. Cisco — E.D. Tex. Limits Expert Testimony on Corporate Control, Bars Public-Policy Commentary Before Patent Trial

Magistrate Judge Payne narrowed both sides’ expert testimony in a patent-assertion-entity dispute over whether a Cisco-Intel RPX license reaches EireOg’s ‘777 patent, allowing industry-structure opinions but excluding public-policy commentary and testimony on already-decided licens

U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York
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Atlantic Recording v. Anna’s Archive — Judge Rakoff Enters $322 Million Default Judgment Against Shadow Library for Mass Music Piracy

A federal judge entered a $322 million default judgment against the shadow library Anna’s Archive for scraping and distributing millions of copyrighted sound recordings from Spotify, calling it one of the most horrendous acts of piracy he had seen.

U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina
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Oracle America v. Doe: E.D.N.C. Grants Same-Day TRO Against Laid-Off Sales Employee Threatening to Sell Trade Secrets

After announcing 30,000 layoffs, Oracle secures a temporary restraining order barring a recently separated sales employee from disclosing trade secrets he had threatened to sell to the “highest bidder” absent an “unreasonable” fee. A primer on DTSA TRO practice in the RIF era

U.S. District Court, Northern District of California
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Alpha and Omega Semiconductor v. Force MOS Technology — Court Rules ‘And’ Means ‘And’ in MOSFET Heat-Dissipation Patent

The Northern District of California granted summary judgment of noninfringement, holding that ‘and’ in a patent claim is unambiguously conjunctive — both the metallic contact plugs and the front metal must exceed aluminum’s thermal conductivity.

U.S. District Court, District of Columbia
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Humane World v. American Humane Association — D.C. Court Upholds Trademark Counterclaims Over ‘Humane Society’ Term

A federal court in D.C. held that when a plaintiff sues for trademark infringement, the defendant may counterclaim for a declaratory judgment that the plaintiff lacks exclusive rights in a component term of the asserted marks — and that diverted donations suffice for standing.

U.S. District Court, District of Massachusetts
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Maquet Cardiovascular v. Abiomed — Court Denies Summary Judgment on Doctrine of Equivalents for Blood Pump Patent

A Massachusetts federal court denied Abiomed’s motion for summary judgment of no infringement under the doctrine of equivalents, finding genuine disputes over whether differential and optical pressure sensors are equivalent to the fluid-column sensor claimed in Maquet’s intravascular blo

U.S. District Court for the Central District of California
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Pepperdine University v. Netflix — Court Dismisses Trademark Suit Over Fictional “Waves” Basketball Team in Running Point Series

A federal court in California dismissed Pepperdine University’s trademark suit against Netflix, holding that the fictional “Los Angeles Waves” basketball team in the Running Point series is protected artistic expression under the Rogers v. Grimaldi test.

U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California
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Bouck v. Meta — N.D. Cal. Holds Meta’s Generative-AI Advertising Tools Could Defeat Section 230 Immunity in Chinese Penny-Stock Pump-and-Dump

Chief Judge Seeborg denied Meta’s motion to dismiss claims by investors who lost more than $300 million to a Chinese penny-stock scam advertised on Facebook and Instagram, holding that Meta’s generative-AI advertising tool ‘Advantage+ Creative’ — which actually produced some

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