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• April 11, 2025

  Knaus Forced To Recall Car Fibre Frames In Patent Spat 

  Europe's patent court has ordered a German caravan maker to stop selling an infringing version of its "self healing" fiber frames and pay provisional damages of €100,000 ($112,834) after it couldn't reach a deal to license the technology.

• April 11, 2025

  Lenovo Can't Block Rival's 'Yoges' TM Over Computers

  British officials have rejected Lenovo's challenge to a rival's trademark application for "Yoges," ruling that shoppers would not think the rival products were somehow connected to Lenovo's Yoga laptop brand. 

• April 11, 2025

  Epson Gets 3rd-Party Access To Docs In Dolby's UPC Claim

  The Unified Patent Court has green-lit Epson's third-party request to look at confidential documents from Dolby's audio coding patent infringement case, pointing out that the printer maker is fighting a separate claim over the same patent.

• April 11, 2025

  Hipgnosis Seeks Revival Of Fee Dispute With Barry Manilow

  A music rights company urged the Court of Appeal on Friday to revive its claims against Barry Manilow, arguing that it has a right to pursue previously nixed claims against the megastar singer-songwriter over a $1.5 million rights purchase fee.

• April 10, 2025

  EU Adviser Calls For Flexibility In Heirs' Film Copyright Case

  A European Court of Justice advocate general recommended Thursday that a French court allow the heirs of French director Claude Chabrol and screenwriter Paul Gégauff to bring a copyright lawsuit against the distributors of Chabrol and Gégauff's films.

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