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FDA in flux: Highlights from DLA Piper’s 2025 Product Liability Symposium panel
DLA Piper’s 2025 Product Liability Symposium featured a panel discussion on key considerations related to shifting Food and Drug Admini...
UK Court Draws a Narrow Line on AI Training and Copyright
In a landmark decision issued this week, the High Court of England and Wales offered the first significant judicial look at how UK copy...
USPTO Launches Streamlined Patent Application Program
For applicants with a patent application having, or amended to have, a streamlined claim set—one independent claim and a maximum of nin...
Copyright Act in Australia Won’t Permit Free Use of Copyright Works in AI
The Albanese Government has rejected a proposal to amend Australia’s copyright laws to allow artificial intelligence (AI) systems to fr...
Class of Authors Can Pursue Copyright Infringement Claims Against OpenAI in SDNY
What do the works of John Grisham, Jodi Picoult, and George R.R. Martin have in common? In addition to being bestsellers, they are at t...
How AI Helps Contractors Stop Cash Burn and Strengthen Financial Management
In today’s high-risk construction environment, every dollar counts. Missed timesheets, delayed payments, and inaccurate forecasting can...
Ecosystems and Legal Systems: Recent Apple Cases in the EU and the UK
The judicial and regulatory scrutiny of Apple’s iOS and App Store ecosystem continues, with a judgment from the Competition Appeal Trib...
Getty Images v Stability AI: the UK High Court decision offers guidance, but critical questions on AI and copyright infringement remain
The UK High Court has issued a decision in Getty Images (US) Inc. and others v Stability Al Ltd, the UK’s first and so far most importa...
FCC proposes licensing reforms for Upper Microwave Flexible Use Service bands
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC or Commission) adopted, on October 28, 2025, a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) titled “...
New York federal court applies broad preclusive effect and adopts DOJ’s Google ad tech ruling
The United States District Court for the Southern District of New York recently ruled, in favor of publishers and advertisers, that Goo...