The agency said four other Tivo patents were not infringed.
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Qualcomm claims that Apple infringed on two of its patents.
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A judge ruled before the trial that Minerva infringed the patents.
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Qualcomm has in turn alleged that Apple has infringed its patents.
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The vagaries of life have infringed upon my best-laid plans!
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It's her father who now regrets having infringed on her freedom.
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The district court determined that this intermediate copying infringed Nintendo's copyright.
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A jury found in 2012 that Samsung had infringed those patents.
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We remember the time when our human rights were infringed upon.
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And the religion should be, you know, respected and not infringed upon.
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Wilson sued in 2015, claiming the order infringed on his constitutional rights.
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The parents appealed the decision, claiming it infringed on their religious freedoms.
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What matters, Kerber said, is making sure people's rights aren't being infringed.
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How will the public know if their rights have been infringed upon?
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Otherwise, Nintendo says it is entitled to $150,000 for each copyright infringed.
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Concordia said it did not believe that competition law had been infringed.
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Gamevice claims Nintendo has either directly or indirectly infringed on its patent.
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Sonos alleges subsequent Google speakers infringed on even more of its patents.
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The judge has not ruled on whether AT&T actually infringed Citigroup's trademark.
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The regulator said iPhone models infringed on the patents of 100C mobile phones.
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An Oil States subsidiary sued in 2012 claiming Greene's Energy infringed its patent.
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The lawsuit alleges that Ring has infringed on some of SkyBell's 71 patents.
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Of course, no business wants its products infringed or its market share stolen.
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The jury rejected its counterclaims that Boston Scientific's heart valves infringed its patents.
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JURY FINDS APPLE INFRINGED ON ALL THREE QUALCOMM PATENTS IN TRIAL - QUALCOMM SPOKESPERSON
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Google, ironically, hasn't been found to have infringed the provisions of that measure.
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Higbee's letter said that Schlossberg had infringed Luong's copyright on the burl photograph.
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In 2010, VirnetX sued Apple, alleging that it had infringed on four patents.
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"When Americans' rights are infringed, they deserve their day in court," Franken said.
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It said the replicas damaged its goodwill, and infringed its intellectual property rights.
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The Journal didn't specify which model of Huawei camera allegedly infringed Oliveira's design.
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China's defense ministry added that the ship had "gravely infringed upon China's sovereignty".
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Instead, Tzu Technologies sued several sex toy companies, alleging they infringed on the patent.
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Johnson now says the San Francisco-based company infringed on his First Amendment rights.
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They also claim he infringed on due process rights guaranteed by the Fifth Amendment.
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Rutherford previously told The Washington Post that the town's order infringed on free speech.
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Damages would be capped at $15,000 for each work infringed, and $30,000 in total.
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The California company claims the Changzhou's device, Surfing Electric Scooter, infringed on its copyrights.
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Expedia, Air Canada and Hollister were named as apps that infringed on Apple's guidelines.
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Waymo says that Uber "misappropriated" its trade secrets, and infringed upon its held patents.
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They claimed that her site infringed on the "internationally known and famous" Trump trademark.
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PETA sued in America's federal courts, saying Mr Slater had infringed the monkeys' copyright.
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The chipmaker had argued Intel -powered iPhones infringed a transistor switch patent it holds.
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The infringed upon patents are not found in either the Wikipad or Gamevice products.
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For "regular" infringement, the jury may award from $750 to $30,000 per work infringed.
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However, if it's decided that Google infringed, the case will move to the damages phase.
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"We saw that he understood what the phrase 'shall not be infringed' means," says Macy.
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Students and graduates denied that their opposition to DeVos infringed on others' First Amendment rights.
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Picard challenged that settlement, saying it infringed his right to recoup money for Madoff customers.
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Not only did she traumatize me and my daughter, she infringed upon my civil rights.
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The three infringed patents cover the iPhone's slide-to-unlock, autocorrect and quick links features.
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The ITC said Arista infringed three Cisco patents relating to managing and securing communications networks.
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The court agreed that the products, including shirts and stickers, infringed on Ohio State's trademarks.
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Sanofi and Regeneron did not dispute that if the patents were valid, Praluent infringed them.
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In 2009, Carnegie Mellon University claimed that Marvell's research and testing infringed its U.S. patents.
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Of course, the $150,000 in damages per infringed work would likely be the really scary penalty.
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But the company also claimed that Uber's laser-ranging lidar devices infringed four of Waymo's patents.
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Iran denied that the launch infringed the resolution, which bars the testing of nuclear-capable missiles.
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There's a good chance you've infringed on someone else's copyright on Instagram, without even realizing it.
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Swiss anti-racism laws, the European court ruled, infringed on Perincek's right to voice his opinion.
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Apple claimed the slogan infringed on its "Think Different" ads which ran from 1997 until 2002.
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This means that their human rights have been infringed on and that they've been discriminated against.
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The animal rights organization had argued that by republishing the photo Naturo's rights were being infringed.
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Some politicians argued that the Aadhaar system was a waste of money or infringed on privacy.
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The Second Amendment is clear: the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
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In that case, Kavanaugh wrote that ObamaCare's contraception requirement infringed on the rights of religious organizations.
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Voters affiliated with the Tea Party said the law infringed on their right to free speech.
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The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed upon. Period.
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The industry also suggested that putting stickers on their bottles and cans infringed trademarks, he said.
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The protesters infringed on his constitutional right to peacefully assemble to hear his candidate, he said.
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Asked if the New York Open's black courts infringed on the Laver Cup brand, Zacks laughed.
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IBM is suing Groupon for $167 million, saying the daily deals company infringed internet technology patents.
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He called the law "seriously flawed" and said it infringed on his powers under the Constitution.
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The Trump administration had objected to the provision, alleging that it infringed on the president's authorities.
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The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit mostly upheld a 2015 verdict that Symantec subsidiary Blue Coat Systems Inc infringed on four Finjan patents relating to network security and malware protection, saying Blue Coat infringed on three of them but not the fourth.
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The change follows their legal spat with Tinder, claiming the app's original name infringed on Tinder's copyrights.
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The group agreed to appoint three elder statesmen to examine whether Hungary infringed the EPP's democratic standards.
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The major difference there is that the first suit claimed that Inventix's Hovertrax infringed on five patents.
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It also rejected the argument that Australia had unjustifiably infringed tobacco trademarks and violated intellectual property rights.
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Changzhou First International Trade's "Trotter" electric skateboard infringed on Future Motion's Onewheel design and technology, according Bloomberg.
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Some legal experts disagree with Brennan's assessment that the court order infringed upon Bkhchadzhyan's Fifth Amendment rights.
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") infringed on a similar line in "Obvious" ("Did I make it obvious, did I make it clear?
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Earlier this month, Sonos sued Google, alleging that the tech giant infringed on five of its patents.
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But if the infringement is "willful," then the jury may award up to $150,000 per work infringed.
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It filed a lawsuit over infringed patents, which Bumble said was meant to bring down its valuation.
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She and the governor believed the voter initiative infringed on the civil rights of same-sex couples.
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DSS sued Apple in 2013, claiming the Mac Mini, iMac and Mac Pro computers infringed its patent.
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Goldman, backed by Getty Images, sued—arguing that the publications had infringed on his copyright to the photo.
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Rod Ferguson, a gay Bermudan, quickly went to court against the law, saying his rights had been infringed.
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All athletes found to have infringed anti-doping rules will be banned from competing at the Rio Olympics.
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Turner argued that the government requiring it to broadcast certain information infringed on its right to free speech.
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The Supreme Court overturned a law that banned betting on sports, finding that it infringed on states' rights.
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Among other things, it was designed to set up penalties for sites that infringed U.S. intellectual property laws.
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These included that many products sold on Alibaba's websites infringed on trademarks, or were banned, substandard or fake.
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For many, the embassy's relocation infringed on the delicate balance Jerusalem maintains between Israeli and Palestinian Occupied Territories.
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A jury ruled that Apple had willfully infringed VirnetX's internet security technology in its FaceTime and iMessage services.
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They argued the fees infringed upon the free-speech rights of non-union workers under the U.S. Constitution.
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Uber disputed the CCCS' allegation that Uber knew that the transaction infringed the law but nevertheless moved ahead.
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The result was that Apple infringed WARF's patents with the A7, A8, and A8X processors used in iPhones.
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While in office, Hoover "routinely violated the law and infringed on the constitutional rights of American citizens," Sen.
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The decision comes after a federal commission in June found that Arista infringed on patents owned by Cisco.
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In a separate case, Stryker Corporation won $70 million after a competitor infringed upon its medical device patent.
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"Our liberties and human rights need to be changed, curtailed, infringed — use whatever word you want," Khan said.
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The NFLPA claimed the new policy was inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringed on player rights.
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The order stems from a ruling that Apple infringed on the chip-maker's patents involving power-saving technology.
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"We are pleased the jury found that Apple and Broadcom infringed Caltech patents," Caltech said in a statement.
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She argued that the newspaper had breached her privacy and infringed on copyright by publishing a private letter.
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Previously, Xi Jinping stated that the agreed trade deal from earlier this year infringed on Chinese sovereign rights.
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In 2012, a jury found that Life Technologies willfully infringed upon the patents and awarded Promega $52 million.
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More than a week after Harvey's first landfall, the storm's fallout infringed on even the most important occasions.
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Smith directed Microsoft lawyers to figure out the degree to which open-source software infringed on Microsoft's patents.
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Thus, they were more likely to feel infringed upon and respond territorially to the stranger who signaled ownership.
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Patent plaintiffs should be required to specify what patent they believe is being infringed before going to court.
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The argument, according to proponents of these accommodations, was that protections based on race infringed on religious beliefs.
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The court found that L'Oreal's product infringed Olaplex's UK patent for its Bond Multiplier hair-lightening product. bit.
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"I want to make sure their rights are not infringed on in these years coming up," Joy Rodriguez said.
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The district court had found that a competing product manufactured by Allergan's Watson unit had infringed on Shire's patent.
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The court ruled in December that Apple had infringed on the chipmaker's patents on power-saving technology in smartphones.
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That seizure totaled $16.1 million in "trademark-infringed merchandise which was destined for illegal export to Mexico," HSI claimed.
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He concluded that violated due process and equal protection guarantees, since it infringed on the state legislature&aposs prerogatives.
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Huawei has filed two lawsuits against Verizon alleging the U.S. carrier infringed patents held by the Chinese telecoms giant.
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What is intended, for example, by the words "the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed"?
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Rights groups and European officials criticised the seizure, saying it infringed on press freedom in the EU candidate country.
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Everybody is flying blind, waiting to be shaken down by someone who claims that their work has been infringed.
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Rather than allege fraud or product liability, Mr Hunter claims J&J infringed the state's law governing public nuisances.
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But Taiwanese film studio AutoAi Design, and streaming platform KKTV, say 31-year-old infringed on the studios' copyright.
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And, while that is still important, the threat of our civil liberties being infringed on jumps to the forefront.
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The statement said the rules also infringed EU law, which allowed for unrestricted free movement of students and employees.
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Ericsson said Wiko had infringed its rights for several years without any licence or compensation, despite negotiations since 2013.
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The jury found that while Rancho Cucamonga, California-based Amphastar had infringed Momenta's patent, it was invalid and unenforceable.
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But those who opposed the measure said banning the flavored products was an overreach that infringed on adult choices.
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For years, Shore had a successful practice representing patent holders, mostly universities, whose intellectual property had been infringed upon.
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A federal jury in San Francisco said Ariosa's Harmony non-invasive prenatal test kits infringed on two Illumina patents.
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They also said that it infringed on the Federal Trade Commission, which had its own set of privacy rules.
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For eight years, we watched as governmental agencies increasingly infringed on the ability of industries and businesses to flourish.
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Delayed and infringed upon, they spread the word, causing would-be visitors to the Keys to cancel their trips.
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Only a handful of Mr. Harris' Republican colleagues supported the measure because, they said, it infringed on individual liberties.
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This is the second time in two weeks that a court has judged Apple to have infringed Qualcomm's patents.
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I'm a conservative because I believe the government should be fair and that the Constitution shall not be infringed.
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Mr. Olson argued at the Supreme Court that the independent counsel's office unconstitutionally infringed on the president's executive power.
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Sonos alleges that Google infringed on five of its patents, including tech that lets smart speakers pair and sync.
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Sonos on Tuesday sued Google in federal court, alleging that the tech giant infringed on five of its patents.
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If a court finds a patent to be valid and infringed, the patent owner should be granted appropriate relief.
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A U.S. jury in Chicago found that Hytera stole Motorola's trade secrets and infringed its copyrights, the company said.
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A later survey showed that these participants indeed felt that the staff member infringed on what they considered theirs.
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The government's filing in that case alleged that the college infringed on the student's First and 14th Amendment rights.
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A jury awarded Apple $399 million — the total profits from various Samsung smartphone models that infringed on Apple's design.
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The Chinese firm has also filed two lawsuits against Verizon alleging the U.S. carrier infringed patents held by Huawei.
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The ITC ruled last year that Arista had infringed three other Cisco patents relating to managing and securing communications networks.
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Over the past year, tech companies have infringed on one particular space traditionally owned by the entertainment industry: Original programming.
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The YouTuber could face up to five years imprisonment and civil penalties if he is found to have infringed copyright.
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Sanofi and Regeneron had stipulated that if the Amgen patents were valid their jointly developed cholesterol drug Praluent infringed them.
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Writing for the majority, Justice Clarence Thomas said ION infringed patents owned by Schlumberger subsidiary WesternGeco in the United States.
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Whether you're capitalist or communist, American or Soviet, your own freedom can be infringed upon by multiple parties — including yourself.
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In an unusual twist, Tokyo-based Daiichi itself has completely disclaimed the patent, meaning that it legally cannot be infringed.
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Waymo, which originally said that two Lidar patents were infringed, on Friday in an amended complaint added a third patent.
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The accused infringed BMW's trademarks registered in China by taking advantage of its reputation, the paper reported the court saying.
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An administrative law judge found the Swedish firm Elekta AB was importing radiotherapy devices that infringed several of Varian's patents.
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ASML, Nikon and Zeiss settled litigation in 2004 after the International Trade Commission found ASML had not infringed Nikon patents.
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"We found after fighting for discovery a device created by Anthony Levandowski at Uber that infringed Waymo patents," Waymo said.
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In 2013, Merck alerted Gilead that the active ingredient in Gilead's drugs, sofosbuvir, infringed Merck's patents, according to court papers.
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Lawyers for Naruto claim that the monkey owns the copyright, and that Slater and the publishing company have infringed it.
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Those found to have infringed anti-doping rules in Beijing and London could now be banned from competing in Rio.
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In 2013 Merck contacted Gilead saying the active ingredient in Gilead's drugs, sofosbuvir, infringed Merck's patents, according to court papers.
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The plaintiffs say their religious freedom will be infringed upon if they are forced to comply with the administration's accommodation.
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"The flashy infrastructure that China promised has caused serious damage to the local ecosystem and infringed their sovereignty," she added.
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It argued that by using the term "glen," the German company had infringed on the protected status of Scotch whisky.
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Earlier this month, Peloton sued Echelon Fitness LLC, alleging that it infringed on its patents and sold "cheap, copycat" products.
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Sanofi and Regeneron had stipulated that if the Amgen patents were valid, their jointly developed cholesterol drug Praluent infringed them.
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Neodron claims that these companies have infringed its patents, which it acquired on the secondary market, related to touchscreen technology.
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Waymo said Uber's design bore "a striking resemblance" to its proprietary and highly secret design and infringed on Waymo's patents.
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The jury had also found that Apple infringed a Samsung patent on digital photo technology and awarded $158,400 in damages.
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Fresh Directions does admit to importing and selling Carlas in the US — but denies that doing so infringed on Aiosa's patent.
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The commission in June, in a separate case, ordered an import ban on Arista's products that infringed several other Cisco patents.
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And if you refuse them their moment of glory, they howl about how you've infringed upon their right to free speech.
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Cisco Systems — A U.S. International Trade Commission judge ruled that Arista Networks infringed several more Cisco patents in its Ethernet switches.
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In a separate case in June, the commission had imposed an import ban on Arista products that infringed other Cisco patents.
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She has infringed on this without evidence or understanding that it takes more than a DNA test to claim an identity.
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In 2012, Oracle won only the tiniest court victory when a jury agreed that its API had been infringed by Google.
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The letter also called for "urgent measures" by Guterres and claimed that Washington infringed the North's sovereignty and violated U.N. charters.
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As outlined in the bill, damages would be capped at $15,000 for each infringed work and top out at $30,000 total.
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Whether Praluent will still be available depends on an appeal of a U.S. court ruling that found it infringed Repatha patents.
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Paris-based Sanofi and Tarrytown, New York-based Regeneron had stipulated that if the patents were valid Praluent had infringed them.
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FIFA said Sedibe, Goddard and Carelse had infringed ethics regulations concerning general rules of conduct, loyalty and disclosure, cooperation and reporting.
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Documents show the Commission intends to establish that Google and Alphabet have infringed EU antitrust rules, Journal reporter Natalia Drozdiak wrote.
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The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society didn't take that kindly and filed a suit claiming Darkspilver's posts infringed Watch Tower's copyrights.
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An automotive electronics company on Wednesday filed a lawsuit alleging Apple Inc devices infringed on a patent relating to touchscreen technology.
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A San Diego jury has found that Apple infringed three Qualcomm patents regarding iPhone startup and battery life, according to Reuters.
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These are provisional findings that the FCA thinks firms have infringed competition law that also give them the opportunity to respond.
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They argued that paying for coverage for certain types of contraception in their employees' health plans infringed on their religious liberty.
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Instead it should only be required to pay Apple a percentage of the profit directly related to the design patents infringed.
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Momenta claimed Amphastar infringed its patent covering a method used to confirm the structural signature of Lovenox, known generically as enoxaparin.
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The 85033-page Delaware ruling cited that Supreme Court decision, concluding that its state law infringed on the role of juries.
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A federal judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit claiming that South Carolina's antiquated voting machines infringed upon residents' right to vote.
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It also said that Uber infringed unpatented trade secrets, such as parameters and measurements for the light beam used in Lidar.
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The group argued that publishing and selling the photographs that the monkey took infringed on Naruto's rights under the Copyright Act.
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The Court once served as a bastion of voting rights protection, striking down state practices that infringed upon that fundamental right.
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The ITC ruled last year in a separate lawsuit that Arista infringed Cisco patents relating to managing and securing communications networks.
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Sanofi and Regeneron had stipulated that if the two Amgen patents were valid, their jointly developed cholesterol drug Praluent infringed them.
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A state can't, for example, argue that its own laws are infringed upon by a rule until that rule legally exists.
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"They're going onto Capitol Hill and saying they're rights are being infringed and that the whole system will collapse," said Falcon.
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Republicans have also argued that the justices had overstepped their authority and infringed on the Legislature's power to make spending decisions.
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In 2008, Verizon won a $33.2 million lawsuit against OnlineNIC, claiming it had registered 663 domains that infringed on Verizon's copyright.
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In 2008, Verizon won a $33.2 million lawsuit against OnlineNIC, claiming it had registered 663 domains that infringed on Verizon's copyright.
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Qualcomm also suffered a setback when United States trade regulators found that some iPhones infringed on one of the company's patents.
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Furie's lawyers, denouncing the book as Islamophobic and arguing that it infringed on their client's intellectual property rights, threatened legal action.
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Under the current system, authors whose work has been copied or infringed upon have no cost-effective way to get compensated.
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" He added, "I'm certainly not saying that Spain isn't a democracy, but some important guarantees of democracy have now been infringed.
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Perez compared the current political climate to other moments in American history when he said prejudice and politics infringed on civil rights.
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When Soulja Boy placed some heart-eye emojis under her IG picture, Brown felt as though his "territory" had been infringed upon.
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The judge, MaryJoan McNamara of the U.S. International Trade Commission in Washington, said that Arista had infringed two patents owned by Cisco.
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The copyright suit seeks $150,000 per work infringed, and it sure looks like they have a case against the cord-cutting company.
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In separate 2014 decisions, appeals courts ruled against both states' programs, saying they infringed upon federal authority to regulate wholesale electricity markets.
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Some ministers and members of the ruling party felt such ideas infringed human rights, half a dozen sources consulted by Reuters said.
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German court tosses Qualcomm's latest iPhone patent suit The chipmaker had argued Intel -powered iPhones infringed a transistor switch patent it holds.
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Therefore, Burberry is seeking $2,000,000 for each trademark that Target has counterfeited and/or infringed, in addition to attorneys' fees and costs.
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The "Leave" argument was that EU migration rules and other economic regulations let in too many foreigners and infringed on British sovereignty.
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Jurors in federal court in Wilmington on Tuesday found Edwards Lifesciences' Sapien 3 Aortic Valve infringed a single patent Boston Scientific held.
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Amgen makes a rival drug called Repatha, and said Praluent infringed the Thousand Oaks, California-based company's patents related to the protein.
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ZeniMax Media in February won a $500 million jury verdict saying Facebook's Oculus unit infringed on ZeniMax's copyright by using its code.
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The two companies have been at loggerheads over patent disputes in several regions, with each alleging that the other infringed its patents.
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PETA sued in 2015 arguing that publishing and selling the photographs that Naruto took infringed on his rights under the Copyright Act.
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U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) Judge MaryJoan McNamara found Apple had violated two Qualcomm patents and had not infringed on two others.
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U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) Judge MaryJoan McNamara found Apple had violated two Qualcomm patents and had not infringed on two others.
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The biggest priority will be establishing a test to determine the appropriate articles of manufacture to which the infringed designs were applied.
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He also said the SEC's effort to find him in contempt infringed on the First Amendment and his right to free speech.
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One line of enquiry centered around a Portuguese multimedia producer who claims Huawei infringed on his US patent for a smartphone camera.
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Screenshot captured by Exurbia Films of a T-shirt for sale that allegedly infringed on its trademarks for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
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The Satanic Temple said the statue not only infringed on its copyright, but damaged its reputation by portraying the statue as evil.
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There has also been litigation with competitor Flywheel, which launched its own take-home bicycle that Peloton claimed infringed upon its patents.
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The anti-discrimination watchdog found Florea infringed on the right to dignity of an ethnic minority and fined him 10,000 lei ($2,320).
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Their union in July filed a grievance, arguing the new policy infringed upon player rights and was enacted without consulting the union.
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But this period is reserved for the first generic to challenge the brand firm's patent, claiming that it's invalid or not infringed.
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"We found after fighting for discovery a device created by Anthony Levandowski at Uber that infringed Waymo patents," a Waymo spokesperson said.
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But there is a contingent of gun rights activists that believes they do have the right to act if their liberties are infringed.
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I make a lot of queer art, and looking a few years ahead, are my First Amendment rights going to be infringed upon?
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Oracle purchased Sun in 2010 and claimed that Sun executives believed Google had infringed their intellectual property and simply hadn't brought legal action.
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Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei has filed two lawsuits against Verizon (VZ) alleging the U.S. carrier infringed patents held by the Chinese telecoms giant.
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The 10-page filing (which you can read in full below) argues that Rockstar knowingly infringed, as evidenced by a number of factors.
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Amgen makes a rival drug called Repatha, and it said Praluent infringed the Thousand Oaks, California-based company's patents related to the protein.
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Members of the team also failed to attend a touchline interview immediately after the match, which infringed media and marketing regulations, FIFA said.
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It's an important distinction because the discs are nearly worthless and copyright crimes are sentenced based on the value of the infringed item.
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In addition to the alleged efforts to create fraudulent accounts, Facebook said the companies infringed on its trademarks and engaged in domain squatting.
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Fujimori's closest rival, investor-favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, is also facing allegations that he infringed rules by supplying beer for a town festival.
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That comes two months after it had stopped sales because a court had ruled that Apple had infringed a patent held by Qualcomm.
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Bauer's 2009 lawsuit claimed that Nike's 2005 designs for the U.S. men's soccer team infringed Bauer's trademarked "Don't Tread on Me" T-shirts.
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Under a previous court ruling, Samsung was ordered to pay Apple the total profits it received from the smartphones that infringed these patents.
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In the case, Apple was also found to have infringed on a Samsung patent, but was ordered to pay a relatively small $158,400.
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In Manipur, violent clashes erupted three years ago when the state introduced laws that indigenous people said infringed on their land ownership rights.
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Some left-wing groups opposed the measure, arguing that it infringed people's privacy and that security forces should share more existing information instead.
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WesternGeco sued in 2009, and a federal jury in Houston found that Ion infringed the patents and caused the company to lose contracts.
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But when a journalist's freedoms are infringed, the primary victims are those at the center of the story, those whose voices are silenced.
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" As Trump says on his campaign website, "The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed upon. Period.
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"We need to create a situation where neither side feels like a loser or feels infringed or impinged in the process," he said.
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Barr, relying only on public information, called that avenue of the inquiry "fatally misconceived" and said it infringed on the executive branch's authority.
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That partnership, with a tech company called SRC Labs, concerns patents the tribe and SRC allege are being infringed by Microsoft and Amazon.
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Whether a contract was breached or a patent infringed is neither a matter of liberal or conservative ideology nor one of broad significance.
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Earlier this month, Qualcomm sued Apple on separate allegations that Apple infringed six patents around making iPhones work better without draining the battery.
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A trans individual's right to use the restroom that corresponds to the gender he or she identifies with should not be infringed upon.
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Core Wireless alleges that LG has infringed two patents on user interface design improvements with various mobile devices running the Android operating system.
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A few years ago, the database company Oracle sued Google, arguing that Google's Android operating system infringed the copyright of Oracle's Java technology.
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Flame argued that "Dark Horse" infringed on his copyright by using an underlying beat from his song without permission, according to court filings.
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The court, according to Qualcomm, said Apple had infringed on two Qualcomm patents and issued a preliminary injunction on seven older iPhone models.
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He allegedly sent four copyright takedown notices to YouTube between June 29th and July 3rd, stating that YouTuber "Cxlvxn" infringed on his content.
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The court told her to deal with the smell, saying the signs had infringed upon the shop owner's ability to run his business.
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Oracle sued Google after it acquired Java owner Sun Microsystems in 2010, alleging that Google had infringed on copyrights and patents for Java.
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The Trump administration rolled back the requirement earlier this year, arguing that it infringed on the religious and moral rights of some businesses.
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But it left key questions unanswered about the scope of the Second Amendment and how courts should determine when those rights were infringed.
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There were cases about whether there was a constitutional right to assisted suicide, whether gun regulations infringed on states' rights and, in Clinton v.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin-skinned to take a joke.
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A few months later, in September, Facebook filed a suit of its own against BlackBerry, alleging the company infringed on five of its patents.
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A separate ruling also struck down a law that infringed on a judge's ability to give credit for time served prior to a conviction.
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Hezbollah's parliamentary bloc issued a statement last week reiterating its criticism of the central bank's position, saying the U.S. law infringed Lebanon's national sovereignty.
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Judge Donald Middlebrooks of the Southern Florida district court said that Allergan's Watson unit had infringed on two claims of the Lialda drug patent.
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We cannot allow comedy to be silenced or infringed upon in any way simply because Trump is too thin skinned to take a joke.
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The National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) filed a lawsuit against the legislation, arguing that it infringed on their freedom of speech.
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Under the DCMA, these sites need not (and are not expected to) monitor all uploaded content to ensure that no copyrights are being infringed.
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The American people are more informed than ever before about data privacy, encryption and what's at stake if either of these are infringed upon.
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And for you 2A-ers, relax, no one is saying you cant own a gun, your right to 'bear arms shall not be infringed'.
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Amgen rose 523 percent, after a U.S. district judge blocked Sanofi and Regeneron from selling their cholesterol drug, which Amgen said infringed its patents.
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The university initially won in 2015 when a jury ruled that the iPhone 5S, iPad Air, and iPad mini 2 had infringed the patent.
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In 2012, a jury found that Google had infringed on Oracle's copyright, but deadlocked on the issue of whether that infringement constituted fair use.
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According to court documents, Apple is to face another court proceeding over whether it willfully infringed the patents, which could lead to higher damages.
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That comes two months after it had stopped sales because a court had ruled that Apple had infringed a patent held by Qualcomm (QCOM).
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The ITC ruled in November that Comcast's X1 platform infringed on two Tivo patents describing a system for scheduling recordings through a smartphone app.
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Now DJI, the world's most successful consumer drone maker, has filed a lawsuit in California claiming Yuneec has infringed on two of its patents.
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J&J's Janssen unit sought a preliminary or permanent U.S. injunction to block the Bioepis version, arguing that it infringed three of its patents.
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Tivo subsidiary Rovi Corp sued Comcast in federal court in Los Angeles, alleging the company's X1 video recording hardware and software infringed six patents.
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Systematic privilege often blinds people from realizing when they've infringed upon spaces without proper diligence or care for the marginalized communities and cultures therein.
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The move "contravened Chinese and relevant international law, seriously infringed upon Chinese sovereignty (and) harmed strategic mutual trust between the two militaries," it said.
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If they're found to have infringed the anti-doping rules, the IOC will ban them from competing in this summer's Olympic Games in Brazil.
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Now, Samsung is firing back, alleging that Huawei infringed six of Samsung's own patents, and demanding damages of 161 million Chinese yuan ($24.1 million).
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The Competition Commission of the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (CCC) had also found in 2017 that the agreement infringed competition regulations.
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The firm was threatened with extinction because of severe US sanctions imposed after ZTE infringed US restrictions on trade with Iran and North Korea.
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" A "28th Amendment," Moore wrote, would demand that "the primary right of all people to be free from gun violence … shall not be infringed.
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The suit seeks money damages, asserting that he infringed on the woman's right to keep the sexually explicit videos private under federal copyright law.
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Ecuador has granted Assange asylum and he says his rights have been infringed because he is unable to travel to the South American country.
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The letter titled "Article 13 – Monitoring and Filtering of Internet Content is Unacceptable" said that the proposed laws infringed on EU citizens' fundamental rights.
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He has also said the Obama administration infringed on his freedom of expression when they forced him to take down the blueprints in 22019.
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Ambassador Ja Song Nam said his country would not pose a threat to any state, as long as its interests were not infringed upon.
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If you're someone who cares about the rights of individuals not being infringed upon by someone else's religious rights, you should care about this.
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It has also started an investigation into claims that China infringed on American intellectual property, which could result in investment restrictions or further tariffs.
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" He added, "I'd like to err on the side of 'just because there's gun legislation does not mean the Second Amendment is being infringed.
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But Dawgs is fighting back, accusing Crocs' employees and directors of violating antitrust laws, and alleging that Crocs infringed on its own sandal design.
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And not copying something on purpose doesn't mean you haven't infringed the patents, especially if the patent owner keeps telling you there's a problem.
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I'm not too political, yet I do speak up, rally and let elected officials know when the causes I support are being infringed upon.
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A federal judge on Thursday dismissed a holding company's lawsuit alleging cable operator Charter Communications Inc infringed on patents relating to personalized advertising technology.
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The General Court, Europe's second highest, agreed with the EU's competition watchdog that HSBC infringed the law but annulled the fine over insufficient reasoning.
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A statement of objections gives firms notice that the FCA thinks that they have infringed competition law and gives them a chance to respond.
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Mr. Phillips appealed on the ground that the law infringed his First Amendment rights to free speech and the free exercise of his religion.
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The U.S. action seriously infringed upon Chinese sovereignty because the warships entered Chinese territorial waters without permission, the ministry said in a short statement.
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The Fine Brothers wanted to trademark the broad title "React," which would allow them to go after competing content that infringed on that title.
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Vacaville, California (CNN)Nineteen years ago, Joseph Jackson was a drug dealer unloading his gun into two people he thought had infringed on his turf.
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Mr López Obrador has long complained that the old reforms infringed on teachers' "dignity", and that national evaluations were "punitive" and unfair to poorer states.
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The legal dispute concerned whether the "article of manufacture" for which Samsung owed damages included its entire smartphones, or only parts that infringed Apple patents.
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The Supreme Court on Tuesday also said the Delhi High Court would examine Monsanto's claims that NSL infringed its intellectual property on Bt cotton seeds.
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While that dissent didn't totally agree with all of the religious organizations' arguments, Kavanaugh did believe that the contraception mandate infringed on their religious beliefs.
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The CMA said its findings were provisional and it would consider representations of the parties under investigation before determining whether the law had been infringed.
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The two companies last had a licensing spat in 2009, when Nokia sued Apple over claims that Apple infringed on some of its essential patents.
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The founders of Nikola Motor Company claim Tesla infringed on its design as the company sought to bring an all-electric semi truck to market.
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It said Praluent, a drug intended to lower "bad" LDL cholesterol by blocking a protein known as PCSK9, infringed its patents related to the protein.
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A Hong Kong-based office products company on Friday filed a lawsuit alleging Staples Inc infringed a patent on cushioned tabs for three-ring binders.
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Over the last decade, Bundy has become the figurehead for a growing movement of "constitutionalists" who believe the federal government has infringed upon states' rights.
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The three patents found to be infringed in this case represent just a small fraction of Qualcomm's valuable portfolio of tens of thousands of patents.
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Finally, the Philippines wanted the court to determine if China had infringed on its territorial rights through China's construction and fishing activities in the sea.
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Palo Alto, California-based Finjan issued a press release saying it had resolved its lawsuit alleging Sophos infringed on patents relating to anti-virus software.
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In June Canada's Supreme Court ordered Google to stop its search engine returning a result advertising a product that infringed on a firm's intellectual property.
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BlackBerry previously filed a lawsuit in March against Facebook, alleging that the social media platform, WhatsApp, and Instagram also infringed on BlackBerry's messaging app patents.
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The company sued a bunch of people over it, and it even secured an import ban because those Chinese hoverboards actually infringed on Segway patents.
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But, as we said, the thing that is kind of odd about this whole copyright dispute is that she isn't claiming anyone infringed her copyright.
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Photographer Lynn Goldsmith claims Andy Warhol infringed on her copyright in 1984 when he made a series of prints based on her portrait of Prince.
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The US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit today overturned a $120 million decision that found Samsung had infringed on patents owned by Apple.
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BUS alleged that the foundation infringed the copyrights of three of its artists by hosting reproductions of their work online without first securing their permission.
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A jury in federal court in San Jose, California, awarded Merck $200 million in 2016 after finding Sovaldi and Harvoni infringed two of its patents.
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We want to be very careful that our right to free speech is never infringed upon and the media is the first line of defense.
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The ruling, which is expected to be appealed, also rejected the complainants' argument that Australia's law unjustifiably infringed tobacco trademarks and violated intellectual property rights.
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Though the jury ruled that none of the defendants misappropriated ZeniMax's trade secrets, it found Oculus' use of computer code directly infringed on ZeniMax's copyright.
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The case began in 2013 when Idenix Pharmaceuticals, since acquired by Merck, sued Gilead claiming that its blockbuster drugs Harvoni and Sovaldi infringed its patent.
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Declaring the emergency, Yameen's office issued a statement saying the court order had disrupted functions of the executive and infringed national security and public interest.
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In court papers, Samsung also said the two other patents it was found to have infringed are invalid, an argument Apple said should be rejected.
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North Korea also said it will act as a responsible nuclear state and vowed not to use its nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty was infringed.
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Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi said that a Chinese coastguard vessel had infringed Indonesia's sovereign rights and he had discussed the matter with Chinese embassy representatives.
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And employees at other technology companies like Microsoft and Amazon have raised their voices and halted projects they felt infringed on privacy or human rights.
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In response, Canada Post filed a lawsuit in 2012 claiming that Geolytica infringed on its intellectual property rights by "reproducing" its database of postal codes.
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"If one is actually filing a suit for copyright infringement, the plaintiff will need to specifically identify the allegedly infringed and infringing images," Tobin said.
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The lawsuits claimed that various vacuum makers infringed on a number of iRobot patents, including ones protecting the Roomba's obstacle-avoidance and rotating-brush systems.
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Their debut hip-hop album, "License to Ill," sold 10 million copies worldwide, celebrated by drunken frat boys convinced their partying rights were being infringed.
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The NFLPA's claim when it filed its grievance was that the new policy was inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringed on player rights.
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"The CMA will carefully consider any representations by the company under investigation before determining whether the law has been infringed," it said in a statement.
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A court in Germany has ruled that Apple infringed a Qualcomm patent and must stop selling the iPhone 22.6, 2385 and X in that country.
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In 2010, a Conservative-led coalition government shelved the idea of national ID cards, after a fierce debate over whether they infringed on individual privacy.
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Poland claims is that its supply security is infringed by Russia diverting huge volumes directly into Germany, away from traditional routes via Ukraine and Poland.
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Trump reluctantly signed the legislation into law last month, claiming it infringed on his authority as president and limited his ability to negotiate with Moscow.
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" Freedom to code "The right of the people to create code will be considered a freedom of expression and thought, and will not be infringed.
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But the NFL players' union in July filed a grievance, arguing the new policy infringed upon player rights and was enacted without consulting the union.
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New Mexico Sheriffs' Association Chairman Tony Mace echoed that criticism in a public letter over the weekend that claimed the measure infringed on citizens' rights.
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Such a relationship of patronage would have infringed the invisible wall between the White House and the top organs of justice in the US government.
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The eight-justice court is weighing whether genetic-testing kits made by Thermo Fisher-owned Life Technologies Corp infringed upon patents held by Promega Corp.
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Ms. Gabbard claims that Google infringed on her free speech when it briefly suspended her campaign's advertising account after the first Democratic debate in June.
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Ms. Gabbard claims that Google infringed on her free speech when it briefly suspended her campaign's advertising account after the first Democratic debate in June.
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FINMA ruled on June 30 that JPMorgan Switzerland had "seriously infringed" regulatory oversight provisions, according to a ruling issued by the Federal Administrative Court on Nov.
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The lawsuit seeks a halt to further infringements, plus either triple damages, the disgorgement of illegal profit, or up to $2 million for each infringed trademark.
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Amgen — The drugmaker won a federal court case against rivals Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals that said they infringed on a patent for Amgen's new cholesterol drug.
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The ITC said on Wednesday it would review whether the one patent was indeed infringed and also whether it was right to not grant Qualcomm relief.
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Likewise, encouraging TSA and other employees to search bags and parcels may have infringed people's constitutional protection under the Fourth Amendment, against "unreasonable searches and seizures".
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The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court Southern District of NY, alleged that Wefox reverse-engineered Lemonade to create One, and infringed Lemonade's intellectual property.
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Its online book and film service was blocked earlier this year, and last month its iPhone designs were ruled to have infringed a local firm's patent.
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The defense: Blackmore's lawyer argues that his religious freedom is being infringed on, and points out that other forms of "non-traditional" marriage are now legal.
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When that right is infringed upon by public opprobrium, as it has been repeatedly during the course of this campaign, Trump feels compelled to reassert it.
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Assange appealed to the U.N. panel, saying he was a political refugee whose rights had been infringed by being unable to take up asylum in Ecuador.
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ITC administrative law judge MaryJoan McNamara said the basis for the ban was a finding that Apple infringed on a Qualcomm patent relating to smartphone technology.
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Authors, led by the Authors Guild, argued that Google infringed on their copyright protections by scanning their work and making the full text available through search.
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Sanoma then sued the GeenStijl and its parent company, GS Media, arguing that the hyperlink and part of one of the images infringed on its copyright.
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Purdue Pharma, which has also developed abuse-deterrent versions of the commonly prescribed and often-abused painkiller Oxycontin, claimed that Xtampza infringed some of its patents.
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"The Petaluma High School administration infringed on my freedom of speech, and prevented a whole graduating class from having their message delivered," she wrote on YouTube.
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Benjamin and Ariane accused their relatives of causing confusion by using the Rothschild name as a standalone brand, saying that potentially infringed on other family members.
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Critics of the treaty, including the NRA and other conservative groups, said it would have infringed on national sovereignty, an argument rejected by the Obama administration.
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CareDx's lawsuit, filed in federal court in Delaware, alleged Natera's recently announced test for determining the success of a kidney transplant surgery infringed on two patents.
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Apple will also face another a further proceeding over whether it willfully infringed the patents, according to court documents, which could lead to yet more damages.
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GlaxoSmithKline – Glaxo won more than $235 million from Teva Pharmaceutical after a jury ruled that Teva had infringed a patent for GSK's blood pressure drug Coreg.
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GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) won more than $235 million from Teva (TEVA) after a jury ruled that Teva had infringed a patent for GSK's blood pressure drug Coreg.
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DP World has also launched legal proceedings in Hong Kong against China Merchants over allegations they have infringed on their concession rights in Djibouti, he said.
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The National Coalition Against Censorship suggests the treatment infringed on their First Amendment rights and has encouraged the museum to reaffirm its commitment to artistic freedom.
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It was an important case: The court dismissed the suit, deciding that street photographs count as a form of artistic expression that may not be infringed.
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State lawmakers voted on Thursday to end religious exemptions for immunizations, overcoming opposition by vaccine skeptics and others who said the measure infringed on constitutional rights.
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The African burial ground occupied about 15 percent of the 116,000-square-foot lot, and he said that its original boundaries would not be infringed on.
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So he sued the company in Federal District Court in Los Angeles, where the photographer is based, claiming that G.M. had infringed on his mural's copyright.
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The battle centers on Oracle&aposs claim that Google unfairly infringed the copyright of key parts of its Java technology to build the Android operating system.
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Last week, a judge in Federal District Court in Manhattan ruled that several KinderGuides books infringed on the copyright protections granted to authors and their estates.
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Garnett said London protesters were "extremely lucky to be living in a country where, when rights are infringed, there are independent courts able to remedy that".
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The Volachs believe Apple infringed on their patent, and they think BlueMail's removal are all a part of Apple's goal to copy ideas and stifle competition.
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A recent article by The Times headlined "Can an Abortion Affect Your Fertility?" provides a useful example of how privacy is infringed on by news websites.
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"Ma Ying-jeou violated the Communication and Surveillance Act," it said in its judgment, adding that the punishment for the sections infringed was four months' imprisonment.
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Trump begrudgingly signed the measure in August, arguing that the sanctions bill infringed on the president's ability to craft foreign policy and negotiate with other countries.
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Amgen's shares rose 3.9 percent premarket after a U.S. district judge blocked Sanofi and Regeneron from selling their cholesterol drug, which Amgen said infringed its patents.
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Earlier this year, H&M sued Williams after the artist sent the retailer a "cease and desist," saying the company had infringed on his artistic copyright.
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In that case, a federal judge ruled that Republicans had the grounds to sue the White House because its efforts infringed on Congress's authority over appropriations.
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The presiding judge later released him from custody in a rebuke to prosecutors for conduct the judge said infringed on Gallagher's right to a fair trial.
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"Ma Ying-jeou violated the Communication and Surveillance Act," the court said in its judgment, adding that the punishment for the sections infringed was four months' imprisonment.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel told Trump in a telephone call Saturday that the halt to refugee entries from Syria infringed on the Geneva Conventions, her spokesman said.
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That startup got mired in lawsuits from broadcast networks that went to the Supreme Court, which ruled that it had infringed on the rights of copyright holders.
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In that case, a federal judge ruled that Republicans had the grounds to sue the White House because its efforts infringed on Congress's power of the purse.
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The network had argued that the White House infringed on Acosta's free press and due process rights under the First and Fifth amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
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Waymo has filed suit against the Uber-owned self-driving trucking company Otto, on the accusation that Uber "misappropriated" trade secrets, and infringed upon its patents. 0003.
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That led to a lawsuit from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of South Dakota on behalf of several groups, arguing that it infringed on free speech.
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Brydge sued to take down the Libra keyboard last week, claiming that the product infringed on a patent it owns and on which its own keyboards rely.
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Merck & Co Inc has agreed to pay $19.5 million to resolve a lawsuit claiming its cancer immunotherapy drug Keytruda infringed a patent held by PDL BioPharma Inc.
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"Without documentation, there is no way to ascertain whether these searches were justified or whether they infringed on the privacy and rights of detainees," the report said.
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A judge dismissed a case against Taylor Swift brought by two songwriters, who argued that the lyrics in her single, "Shake it Off", infringed on their copyright.
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A federal trade judge has determined that Apple infringed on a Qualcomm patent and therefore some older iPhone models should be banned from U.S. import, Bloomberg reports.
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The lawsuit comes just months after BlackBerry sued Facebook, alleging that the social media company and its WhatsApp and Instagram subsidiaries infringed on BlackBerry messaging app patents.
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As per the complaint, certain design features of Mahindra's off-road utility vehicle ROXOR infringed intellectual property rights of Fiat's Jeep design, Mahindra said in a statement.
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ViiV said it would seek to prove that Biktarvy infringed ViiV's U.S. and Canadian patents covering dolutegravir and many other compounds that include dolutegravir's unique chemical scaffold.
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For years the two companies have been locked in a battle over claims that Samsung infringed on some of Apple's iPhone patents while making its own smartphones.
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"The Republican platform every four years has a provision that states that the right of the unborn child should not be infringed," Today host Savannah Guthrie said.
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Judge Orrick apparently didn't take too long to land on a ruling after hearing Monday's arguments, and said that the order unnecessarily infringed on local governments' rights.
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Lexmark sued Impression in Ohio federal court in 2010, saying that because it expressly retained patents rights in its cartridges, Impression's business model infringed on its patents.
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The North's state news agency said Pyongyang would act as a responsible nuclear state and vowed not to use its nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty was infringed.
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"The ink on the contracts was hardly dry, and brand management blatantly infringed the agreements and the spirit of the future pact," a works council spokesman said.
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Wade, striking down a Texas law outlawing virtually all abortions, which the court found by a 7-85033 vote infringed on the right of women to choose.
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But before Quorum released its software in 1992, Apple wrote a letter claiming that Quorum had infringed on its intellectual property, though it did not specify how.
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A strong public warning against further Russian moves in the region would be immensely useful — including affirmation that NATO will defend Estonia if its sovereignty is infringed.
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These financial transactions involved no state secrets of great import, unlike military plans or diplomatic negotiations, but their exercise infringed upon the individual right of private property.
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" It added that the government has "infringed upon Mr. Sims's First Amendment rights as a former federal employee and acted contrary to the interests of public policy.
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Medical device manufacturer Medtronic PLC cannot escape a jury finding that it infringed rival NuVasive Inc's surgical nerve monitoring technology, a federal appeals court ruled on Friday.
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In reproducing it without consent or licence, Associated Newspapers has prima facie infringed those rights, subject to the availability of any defences, including that of public interest.
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"The US action violated the Chinese laws and international laws, infringed China's sovereignty, damaged regional peace, security, and order," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lu Kang said on Monday.
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Both the House and Senate bill would require a patent owner to identify, in detail, "each accused instrumentality" of "each claim" infringed on "each patent" at issue.
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IBM had sued Priceline earlier this year, saying the travel website operator had willfully infringed four key IBM patents and had refused to participate in meaningful discussions.
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The U.K.'s Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) said Marriott infringed on the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) as a result of the debilitating data breach.
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Samsung sought to limit damages to about $28 million, saying it should only pay for profits attributable to the components of its phones that infringed Apple patents.
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The suit, filed in the Eastern district of Texas on Friday, claims Apple willfully infringed on its patents and seeks damages and an injunction against the company.
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Some iPhones now face a U.S. import ban after an International Trade Commission judge issued an initial ruling yesterday finding that Apple had infringed a Qualcomm patent.
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His lawyers have argued that "Fearless Girl" had altered the meaning of the original work, and that the city infringed on the artist's rights in doing so.
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The watchmaker has filed a complaint against Samsung Electronics and Samsung Electronics America, saying the two companies infringed its trademark on designs for downloadable smart watch faces.
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The court said that one patent Promega licensed from the Max Planck Society was valid and reversed the lower court's finding that it was not infringed upon.
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During the session, Amgen rose 2.7 percent after a U.S. district judge blocked Sanofi and Regeneron from selling their cholesterol drug, which Amgen said infringed its patents.
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Samsung sought to limit damages to about $28 million, saying it should pay only for profits attributable to the components of its phones that infringed Apple patents.
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A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Others say that the last part, "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" is all that is important to know.
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Nasdaq is suing its relatively new exchange rival IEX Group, claiming it infringed on several patents for electronic trading technology that took millions of dollars to develop.
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The stock plunged 35 percent after it said that it would appeal a U.S. court ruling that generic drug maker Dr Reddy's had not infringed its patents.
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In their complaint against Perry, the company alleged that his use of the Burberry name, the Burberry plaid pattern, and the Burberry equestrian logo infringed their trademark rights.
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U.S. District Judge Sue Robinson in Wilmington found a generic version of Zubsolv proposed by Teva Pharmaceutical subsidiary Actavis Elizabeth LLC infringed a 1998 patent asserted by Orexo.
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The President also refused to accept the assessment of his own national security adviser, John Bolton, that North Korea's recent ballistic missile launches infringed UN Security Council resolutions.
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An International Trade Commission judge has ruled Arista Networks (ANET) infringed on several more Ethernet switch patents held by Silicon Valley rival and Dow component Cisco Systems (CSCO).
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Photo: GettyA state appeals court in Texas has struck down a 2015 revenge porn law, arguing that it was written too broadly and infringed on free speech protections.
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Kavanaugh has also weighed in on abortion access, ruling that the Affordable Care Act's mandate that employers include contraceptive care in health insurance plans infringed on religious liberty.
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Frivolous lawsuits and those demanding damages far in excess of the value of the allegedly infringed patent detract from our ability to push innovation and better products forward.
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It had already declared itself "a responsible nuclear weapons state" and disavowed the use of nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty is first infringed by others with nuclear arms.
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Gilead Sciences Inc has lost a bid to invalidate two Merck & Co patents on hepatitis C treatments, which Merck claims are infringed by Gilead's blockbuster Harvoni and Sovaldi.
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WesternGeco sued in 2009, and a federal jury in Houston, where both firms are based, found that Ion infringed the patents and caused the company to lose contracts.
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The jury found that GSK, which is also a UK-based pharmaceutical company, willfully infringed the patent, which Vectura said gives it the right to seek enhanced damages.
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Media monitoring service TVEyes Inc on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to reverse a decision finding it infringed on Fox News Channel copyrights by redistributing its programming.
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Google go all the way back to 2010, when Oracle filed suit against Google, arguing that when Google developed Android, it infringed on Google's Java-related intellectual property.
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On Jan 7, a U.S. guided-missile destroyer sailed within 12 miles of a Chinese-occupied island, prompting Beijing's rebuke that it had "gravely infringed upon China's sovereignty".
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A court in the Hague found China had no historic title over the waters of the South China Sea and had infringed on the rights of the Philippines.
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In a unanimous opinion, the high court also ordered the appeals court in a separate case to review whether Pulse Electronics Corp willfully infringed Halo Electronics Inc's patents.
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Graffeo argued that the law, which barred the removal or alteration of historical monuments, infringed on the rights of citizens in Birmingham — a city that is predominately black.
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"The ink on the contracts was hardly dry, and brand management blatantly infringed on the agreements and the spirit of the future pact," a works council spokesman said.
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In a lengthy decision that followed a bench trial, U.S. District Judge Joseph Bataillon in Wilmington, Delaware, said Pfizer's proposed generic version of Adrenalin infringed two Endo patents.
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In a lawsuit filed on Wednesday, the government said the company infringed on patents owned by the Department of Health and Human Services and refused to pay royalties.
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Techno View said Oculus and Facebook specifically infringed a patent held by ImmersiON-VRelia on a method of generating left and right perspectives in a 3D video game.
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The government told the court national security was at stake and the leak of the documents infringed the Official Secrets Act, a law dating to the colonial era.
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The report found that Comey infringed departmental norms and acted in an "extraordinary and insubordinate" manner in handling the Clinton email investigation, but not out of political malevolence.
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In daily briefings with reporters, Ammon Bundy said the group had acted against what he called unconstitutional federal land management policies that infringed on the rights of citizens.
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Apple already suffered a major blow in 2014 when it failed to convince a court to permanently ban the sale of Samsung phones that infringed on its patents.
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Trump's feelings on the Constitution's Second Amendment — the one that says "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed" — are pretty clear.
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Lawyers for Mr. Louboutin claimed that the shoes sold by Van Haren, part of its Fifth Avenue by Halle Berry line, infringed on his brand's trademark for footwear.
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But Apple scored a bigger victory when another I.T.C. judge ruled that the phone maker had not infringed a Qualcomm patent relating to power efficiency in mobile phones.
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According to a federal lawsuit in the Eastern District of Wisconsin, Harley sent SunFrog more than 70 complaints of "well over 800" items that infringed on Harley's trademarks.
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The maker of the Roomba robotic vacuum, iRobot Inc, on Tuesday filed a lawsuit alleging a "knockoff" product sold by newer competitor SharkNinja Operating LLC infringed its patents.
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The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) originally filed the suit in 2014, claiming that Apple infringed on its 1998 patent on a "predictor circuit" to boost processing power.
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The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) originally filed the suit in 22019, claiming that Apple infringed on its 1998 patent on a "predictor circuit" to boost processing power.
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The Commission - the guardian of EU law, which takes precedence over national law - said it had warned Warsaw several times that the new law infringed on judicial independence.
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The court said it did not consider anti-mask laws unconstitutional in general, but in this case, the law infringed on fundamental rights further than was reasonably necessary.
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" It adds that the federal government has "infringed upon Mr. Sims's First Amendment rights as a former federal employee and acted contrary to the interests of public policy.
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But finally, in 21996, the US District Court in Colorado decided in favor of the directors and studios, writing in its opinion that CleanFlicks had infringed on copyright law.
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But Democrats complained that Comey's conduct infringed precedents that dictate that the FBI does everything it can to avoid being drawn into the final stages of a US election.
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If the right to participate fully in public life is at the heart of this case, then this example challenges us to ask whose rights are being infringed upon.
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Apple seems to be arguing that even if Qualcomm does win, those patents wouldn't be infringed by its newest operating system, which means the sales ban isn't being violated.
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That is the result of a binding ruling by the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, which found that the ban infringed on the right to participate in government.
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But in a 136-page decision, U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb in Camden, New Jersey said Allergan's proposed generic infringed two of the three Supernus patents in question.
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U.S. District Judge Charles Haight Jr, sitting by designation in New Haven, Connecticut, said figurines sold by Best-Lock Construction Toys Inc infringed on U.S. copyrights registered by Lego.
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Flame, whose real name is Marcus Gray, argued that "Dark Horse" infringed on his copyright by using an underlying beat from his song without permission, according to court filings.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission on Wednesday said it launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen and its subsidiaries infringed hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC.
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A federal appeals court on Thursday upheld a verdict that smartphones sold by LG Electronics Inc infringed on former Nokia Corp patents now owned by a Canadian licensing firm.
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An administrative law judge of the U.S. International Trade Commission said the basis for the ban was a finding that Apple infringed a Qualcomm patent relating to smartphone technology.
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Federal Communications Commission, Kavanaugh argued that the agency's regulations, commonly known as net neutrality, went far beyond the scope of their authority, and infringed upon our First Amendment rights.
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It argued that its treatment under the EU's Emission Trading System infringed on the principle of equal treatment under EU law by treating Switzerland differently from other third countries.
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A federal appeals court on Monday brought a likely end to a small company's lawsuit alleging the U.S. Postal Service's method of returning undelivered mail infringed on its patent.
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All three recent presidents, Clinton, Bush and Obama, have refused to implement the act on the basis that it infringed upon the president's constitutional authority to conduct foreign policy.
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A judge in Delaware had found Bayer liable for the fees because it brought unreasonable and poorly investigated claims that Dow infringed on its patents covering genetically engineered soybeans.
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And a trade judge last month ruled that Apple infringed on two of Qualcomm's patents and recommended that some iPhones should be banned from the U.S. as a result.
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Nevada-based VirnetX won $368 million from Apple in 2013 when a U.S. court ruled that it infringed on patents used in FaceTime and its VPN service inside iOS.
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This is not the first time Facebook has been sued by a fellow digital giant; in 2012, Yahoo sued Facebook, alleging it infringed on some of its advertising patents.
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The Paris-based think-tank said China appeared as the largest producer of counterfeited products, but that the intellectual property rights of Chinese companies had also been frequently infringed.
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Impact Engine Inc filed the complaint in federal court in San Diego, California, alleging various Google online advertising platforms, including Google Ads and Google AdSense, infringed on six patents.
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The lawsuit claimed that Google had infringed on her right to free speech when the company suspended the campaign's advertising account for six hours on June 27 and 28.
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I wish it wasn't so relevant, but you can't be in the world today and awake as a woman and not be aware of your rights being infringed upon.
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The women who have come forward have had their privacy infringed on and their reputations attacked; one even had to leave the country for fear for her own safety.
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Last year, a Paris court decided that Mr. Koons had infringed the copyright of another French photographer to make a porcelain sculpture of two naked children holding some flowers.
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In 2013, she sued a local museum, arguing that it had infringed on her trademark by selling "Mockingbird" themed T-shirts and trinkets (the suit was settled in 2014).
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His lawyers — currently, public defenders — claim that keeping Mr. Guzmán from his wife has infringed on his ability to seek advice as he decides whether to hire private counsel.
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The decision came after a group of doctors, patients and proponents sued, arguing that a 2015 law infringed on their constitutional right to make decisions about their own lives.
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Officials are supposed to use the least restrictive measures possible to protect public health, and people whose liberties are being infringed have the right to appeal in the courts.
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Microsoft gives these discs away for free on the internet, but the company testified in court that Lundgren had conspired to traffic in counterfeit goods and infringed its copyright.
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The world got to know Datuna last December when he infringed on Cattelan's absurd artwork to the eyes of hundreds of shocked fairgoers and probably millions on the internet.
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Unlike the BLOCKING Act, the Smith/Braun bill focuses on later filers that are ready to enter and have won litigation that the patent is invalid or not infringed.
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Carroll Correll is suing Virginia election officials in federal court, arguing that his right to free speech is infringed upon by legal requirements that he cast his ballot for Trump.
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A jury sided with Ariad, claiming that Eli Lilly had manufactured two drugs that infringed upon it, but a Federal Circuit court overturned the finding, invoking the written description doctrine.
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The café, noted for its CBD lattes and matcha drinks, will be known as MaMaCha after a court ruled the tearoom had infringed on MoMA's trademark name and logo design.
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The presiding judge later released Gallagher from custody altogether, in a rebuke to prosecutors for pretrial conduct the judge said had infringed on the Navy SEAL's right to fair proceedings.
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The Supreme Court in 2014 refused to review the law after an appeals court rejected claims that the ban infringed on free speech rights under U.S. Constitution's the First Amendment.
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Nevada-based VirnetX previously won $368 million from Apple in 2013 when a U.S. court adjudged that it infringed on patents used in FaceTime and its VPN service inside iOS.
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This week's ruling in the Duesseldorf court found that Apple products infringed a single dot-com era patent filed in 13 by ACTV Inc, which was later acquired by OpenTV.
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A federal judge on Thursday ruled that a Florida-based generic drugmaker's version of extended-release Adderall infringed Shire PLC's patents and that it should be sanctioned for litigation misconduct.
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A U.S. district court determined that Dr.Reddy's Laboratories likely infringed on Indivior's patent and blocked the Indian pharmaceutical company from re-launching its drug until the patent litigation is over.
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Apple and VirnetX have been fighting in court since 2010, when the patent-holding company said the iPhone maker infringed on four of its patents related to internet-based communications.
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The court said the Commission had infringed UPS's rights of defense by using a different econometric model in its analysis than that used in previous exchange of views and arguments.
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Qualcomm then counter-sued, saying Apple owed it more money in royalties, and furthermore that the iPhone maker infringed on some of its patents and shared proprietary information with Intel.
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"—Variety Kanye and Solange Sued for Alleged Copyright BreachPrince Phillip Mitchell has reportedly filed a lawsuit claiming both artists infringed copyright by using his track "If We Can't Be Lovers.
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"People's due process should not be infringed upon through judicial action without a full vetting process; it violates property rights and there's a slew of other issues," he told Refinery29.
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American adults were most likely to be okay with their privacy being infringed on where they work, and were more open to sharing health data than other kinds of information.
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According to a statement from the Beijing Intellectual Property Office, Apple infringed on a design patent used in a phone called the 100C, made by the Chinese phone maker Baili.
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A U.S. trade judge on Monday ruled that Apple infringed on two of chipmaker Qualcomm's patents and recommended that some iPhones should be banned from the country as a result.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - PepsiCo Inc has agreed to withdraw lawsuits against Indian potato farmers it alleged infringed a patent by cultivating a variety grown exclusively for its Lay's potato chips.
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When the Postal Service argued that such companies infringed on its monopoly over letter delivery, lobbyists fought back, and legislators proved receptive, eroding the service's dominance in commerce and business.
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Pittsburgh-based Kraft, which makes the MiO brand of liquid water enhancers, sued in Delaware in 2014 alleging that TC Heartland's Refreshe-branded liquid enhancers infringed three of its patents.
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Backed by the ACLU and various disability-advocacy groups, Johnson was able to axe a policy he said threatened the privacy of American citizens and infringed on Second Amendment rights.
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"The three patents found to be infringed in this case represent just a small fraction of Qualcomm's valuable portfolio of tens of thousands of patents," Rosenberg said in a statement.
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Rashweat Mukundu, former director at the Media Institute of Southern Africa in Zimbabwe, said he was worried that the two men's rights to a fair trial were being infringed upon.
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Then, after Katzenberg and Quibi CEO Meg Whitman showed off Turnstyle at CES this year, Eko sent a letter to Quibi claiming that the feature infringed on its intellectual property.
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A US appeals court has rejected a request from Apple to reconsider a split decision ruling that found it infringed on patents owned by notorious patent troll VirnetX, Reuters reports.
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The youth argued that the U.S., by supporting an energy system that emits potent heat-trapping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, infringed upon their constitutional rights to a stable future.
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The decision comes 10 months after a Chinese court upheld an earlier ruling that New Balance's Chinese trademark had infringed the rights of a businessman who had registered it first.
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The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday in a case that would determine whether the state of Kansas infringed on federal law by prosecuting a migrant under state identity theft statute.
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In a subsequent survey, these participants reported that they felt the server had infringed on their territory and said they&aposd be less likely to return to such a restaurant.
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Federal regulators have overstepped their role and infringed on the traditional model of state-centered decision-making by implementing duplicative regulatory burdens on the thousands of small-business independent producers.
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That came after the European Court of Justice halved previously allowed volumes after Poland successfully argued that its supply security is infringed by Russia diverting huge volumes directly into Germany.
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LGBT rights have become an electoral issue in Poland after the nationalist PiS condemned a new sex education program for schools in opposition-ruled Warsaw, saying it infringed traditional values.
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They were, instead, about a general sense that masculinity was being infringed upon, that women were ascendant and men descendant, and that society didn't terribly care what happened to men.
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I swear under penalty of perjury I am authorized to act on behalf of the owner that holds the exclusive right of the Harlem Shake Poop video that allegedly infringed.
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The Browns fled Utah and in 2011 filed a lawsuit against the state of Utah alleging that its strict criminal polygamy law infringed on their rights to religious freedom and privacy.
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U.S. District Judge Naomi Reice Buchwald in May ruled against the Justice Department's argument that denying Trump the ability to block followers infringed on his own First Amendment rights, Reuters reported.
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The company said its UK subsidiary also filed a complaint in Britain against French company J Well France SAS, alleging that its Bo line of e-cigarettes infringed its UK patents.
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In a 136-page decision, U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb in Camden, New Jersey said the proposed generic version of Oxtellar XR infringed two of three Supernus patents in question.
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The issue surfaced again last week when the founder of rap group Run-DMC sued Amazon and Walmart for $50 million, claiming that it was selling products that infringed their trademark.
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"The fact that you have the review only after the privacy has been infringed upon demonstrates how worrying this situation is," Liberty policy and campaigns officer Hannah Couchman told the Guardian.
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The gambling association, representing Gibraltar-based gambling operators, had argued that the law change resulted in double taxation and infringed EU law guaranteeing the freedom to provide services across the bloc.
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The Second Amendment reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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" Finally, Phillips contends Colorado officials have infringed on his right to due process under the 14th Amendment for subjecting him to "an unfair and biased administrative enforcement, adjudication, and review process.
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With complaints on the increase, the company last year began using algorithms to analyse films for their appropriateness, an approach it had previously adopted for identifying films that infringed copyright laws.
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" Currently, the Republican platform abortion policy reads: "We assert the sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed.
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They argue that the government's ban in 2013 of the online publication of the blueprints infringed on both Mr Wilson's right to bear arms and his right to share information freely.
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" The amendment's text reads: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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OpenTV, which has filed a similar case against Apple in the United States, alleged in the German case that Apple products infringed three patents owned by it or other Kudelski operations.
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In November 2012, a jury found Apple infringed four VirnetX patents with its iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad products, as well as with its Mac computers, awarding $368.2 million in damages.
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The U.S. "wantonly infringed upon" civil rights and faced "rampant gun-related crime", said the lengthy report, issued by China's State Council, or cabinet, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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Lilly said the latest court ruling was that its vitamin regimen patent would not be infringed by Actavis marketing pemetrexed trometamol with instructions to dilute the product only with dextrose solution.
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In filings to the U.S. district court in Delaware, Deere alleged that products made or sold by Precision Planting, including vSet seed meters along with SpeedTube products, infringed on its patents.
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The updated story also includes comment from Taubes on researchers' allegations that NuSI infringed on their academic freedom and information about other studies funded by the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
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Trade regulators found Apple had infringed one Qualcomm patent, but so far declined to ban the phones with Intel chips because regulators feared it would hurt competition in the chip marketplace.
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Reuters reports that in today's decision, which also affirmed the smaller decision against Apple, the court reasoned that Samsung had not infringed on one patent, and that other patents were invalid.
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In response, Musk had argued that his "single, immaterial" tweet was in compliance with the settlement, and that the SEC's push to find him in contempt infringed on his free speech.
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Hosseinzadeh's initial suit focused less on the criticism per se, and instead alleged that the Kleins had infringed his copyright by featuring clips of one of his videos in their criticism.
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"Then it seems to me that it is quite unfair to give three days' profit" to someone whose design was infringed when that design is so significant to the overall product.
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The government said the company infringed upon patents owned by the Department of Health and Human Services, and had refused attempts by the department to license its patents and collect royalties.
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You don't get a license with the restore CD. The government treated the infringed item as if it was a licensed product, the license itself, what Microsoft sells, and it's not.
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Two bills passed by Congress to restrict minors' access to pornography over the past two decades were struck down by the Supreme Court because they infringed on adults' First Amendment rights.
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Many of the Republicans admitted they had serious concerns about migrants and drugs coming across the border but argued that Trump's declaration infringed upon lawmakers' constitutional duty to appropriate federal money.
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In a statement on its website, the ITC said the complaint was related to the importation and sale of certain motorized vehicles and components that Fiat alleged infringed on its trademarks.
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BlackBerry is suing Facebook and its subsidiaries, Instagram and WhatsApp, alleging the social network has infringed on some of its patents including security features, mobile notifications, and combining gaming with messaging.
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Oracle argued that the list of Java function names and features constitutes a creative work, and that Google infringed Oracle's copyright when it included functions with the same names and features.
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But he said the Trump administration had moved systematically to withdraw from, or deny funding to, organizations like the United Nations Human Rights Council, which he said infringed on American sovereignty.
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In response, Musk had argued that his "single, immaterial" tweet was in compliance with the settlement, and that the SEC's push to find him in contempt infringed on his free speech.
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Already, the arrest has fueled heightened patriotic rhetoric and distrust of the U.S. → Separately: A Chinese court said Apple infringed on two Qualcomm patents and barred the company from selling iPhones.
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"The three patents found to be infringed in this case represent just a small fraction of Qualcomm's valuable portfolio of tens of thousands of patents," Mr. Rosenberg said in a statement.
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The FTC, which typically focuses on consumer protection issues, would also be required to maintain a public complaint docket for users who believe their rights have been infringed by online moderation.
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A federal judge has rejected GlaxoSmithKline PLC's bid to overturn an $89.7 million verdict after a jury found its Ellipta inhaler infringed a patent belonging to rival drug company Vectura Ltd.
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But the judges did not void a jury's finding that some older iPhone models still infringed two VirnetX patents, and that's what Apple had asked the US appeals court to reconsider.
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In 2016, a Texas jury found Apple had infringed on the four patents, resulting in a $302 million award for VirnetX (that award is now higher because of fees and interest).
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In April, a court in the eastern city of Hangzhou awarded New Balance $500,000 in damages after ruling that a company that made New Bunren shoes infringed the American company's trademark.
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Apple said its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were still available for sale in China after Beijing's intellectual property regulators barred sales, saying the designs had infringed a Chinese company's patent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to weigh in on whether genetic-testing kits made by biotechnology company Life Technologies Corp infringed upon patents held by Promega Corp.
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Dr. Reddy's — London-based drugmaker Indivior plans to appeal a US court ruling that Dr. Reddy's – a maker of generic drugs - had not infringed its patents for an opioid addiction treatment.
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The two sides were on the cusp of a trade deal this spring, when Chinese leaders decided that some American demands to change their laws infringed too much on Chinese sovereignty.
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At a regular news briefing Monday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang reiterated Beijing's position that Canada and the United States "abused their bilateral extradition treaty" and "severely infringed" Meng's rights.
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Sprint argues that there was ample evidence to support the jury's finding that 79 of Comcast's networks infringed two Sprint patents on fiber optics delivery systems known as SONET ring networks.
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They include alleged corruption, obstruction of justice, hush money payments to women, supposed collusion with Russia and claims that Trump infringed the Constitution by using his office for personal financial gain.
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In a separate experiment, we wanted to see if more narcissistic people were more likely to respond territorially when someone infringed on their "property," in this case a delicious-looking pizza.
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Trump during last year's campaign promised to end the mandate, which conservatives argued infringed on the rights on religious people and organizations that do not want to pay for birth control.
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The unanimous three-judge panel said a trial judge correctly ruled that Amneal infringed three of the five patents, but cleared the Indian generic drug company of infringing the other two.
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And yet, as everyone concedes, the bank has not infringed any LME rules, which are predicated on not proscribing the sort of million-tonne-plus positions associated with JPMorgan's recent trading activity.
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So long as you are living as a Chinese citizen, you are in a constant state of defending your rights, because your rights are in a constant state of being infringed upon.
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"in recent years, Beijing has consistently undermined the 'one country, two systems' principle and infringed on the democratic freedoms the residents of Hong Kong are supposed to be guaranteed," Rubio's statement reads.
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Kavanaugh argued that a D.C. ordinance unconstitutionally infringed on residents&apos right to own semi-automatic weapons by requiring them to keep them unloaded and unassembled, or bound by a trigger lock.
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Juul has asked the ITC to halt the importation, distribution and sale of these products in the U.S. In all, eighteen entities are listed within the complaint as having infringed Juul patents.
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If Flynn discussed detailed policy with the Russian envoy, he could have theoretically infringed the Logan Act that prevents private citizens negotiating with foreign governments over their disputes with the United States.
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Take-Two and its subsidiary Rockstar filed the suit in January, striking back at a cease-and-desist notice from Pinkerton, which argued Red Dead Redemption 2 had infringed on its trademark.
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Here it is, in full: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Their suit, the latest case in a string of lawsuits filed by the vaping giant, alleges that four New Jersey-based companies — one of them called Juul Monster — infringed on Juul's trademarks.
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House conservatives have opposed that bill, arguing it infringed on Second Amendment rights, so Ryan and other leaders had to delay any action on it after initially planning a vote this week.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission on Wednesday said it launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen AG and its subsidiaries infringed hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC.
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The kids also are making the claim that their rights to life, liberty and property are being infringed upon by the stronger storms, scarier droughts and rising seas that come with warming.
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It's not clear exactly how Fortnite has allegedly infringed upon the PUBG copyright, but the two games do share the same Unreal Engine 4 that was created and licensed by Epic Games.
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On Wednesday, a judge threw out a lawsuit by Sesame Street claiming that the upcoming R-rated puppet movie featuring "ejaculating puppets" infringed on its trademark, the New York Daily News reports.
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The court said the Commission had infringed UPS's rights of defense by using a different econometric model in its analysis than that used in its exchange of views and arguments with UPS.
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The case began when an Oil States subsidiary sued in 2012 claiming Houston-based rival Greene's Energy Group infringed its patent for use in the hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, of oil wells.
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The case dates back to a May 2014 decision, when a jury found that Samsung infringed on the patents by including features like slide-to-unlock and "quick links" in its devices.
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"The U.S. court's acceptance of the lawsuit and the attempt to serve on SASAC through various channels has seriously infringed on the national sovereignty and interests of China," its diplomatic note said.
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The new complaints represent the latest development in a long-standing dispute and follows Apple's countersuit on Wednesday against Qualcomm, which alleged that Qualcomm's Snapdragon mobile phone chips infringed on Apple patents.
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Amgen gave the biggest boost to the S&P, rising 4.9 percent, after a U.S. district judge blocked Sanofi and Regeneron from selling their cholesterol drug, which Amgen said infringed its patents.
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Courts in the country's Transylvania region—which is predominantly ethnic-Hungarian—recently sided with the Dutch brewer, finding that a local beer popular with the area's Hungarian population infringed on Heineken's trademark.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swatch Group has filed a complaint against Samsung Electronics Co and Samsung Electronics America Inc, saying the two companies infringed upon its trademark on designs for downloadable smart watch faces.
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It replaces a 6900 agreement known as Safe Harbor that was struck down over concerns that U.S. surveillance practices infringed on a right to privacy that is sacrosanct under the EU Charter.
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Thomas argues that the SCOTUS majority should not have been able to rule on the case because it is the women's rights that are being infringed, not the plaintiffs' — the doctors' — rights.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission refused to rescind its May 4 ruling that found Arista's switches infringed two Cisco patents and banned Arista from importing the infringing products into the United States.
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Maduro's government denounced the new sanctions, which it said infringed international law by violating Venezuela´s sovereignty, and accused the EU of "flagrant subordination" to the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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However, my salary has consistently been less than that of my male counterparts; contractors must always be convinced that I am responsible; and pursuing this dream has infringed on my personal life.
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Singapore's competition watchdog said it had reasonable grounds to suspect competition had been infringed by Uber Technologies Inc's deal to sell its operations in Southeast Asia to rival ride-hailing firm Grab.
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The lawsuit contended that the play infringed the copyright for "Who's on First?" by having the lead charter use a sock puppet to perform over a minute of the routine almost verbatim.
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The court of appeal ruling endorsed an initial 2015 verdict that generic companies had not infringed Pfizer's secondary patent and its patent claims directed generally to pain and neuropathic pain were invalid.
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They have long argued that mandated agency fees infringed on the rights of public employees, who were unjustly forced to pay for political and policy advocacy that they did not agree with.
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William Brewer III, a lawyer for the N.R.A., said that Mr. Cuomo's campaign has cost the N.R.A. tens of millions of dollars and infringed upon its First Amendment rights to political speech.
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The players' union said earlier this month that the N.F.L. policy, which the league imposed without consultation with the union, was inconsistent with the collective bargaining agreement and infringed on player rights.
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Washington State, which was supported by groups representing real estate, home building, agricultural and other commercial interests, argued that the rulings infringed on states' rights to decide how to use their land.
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New York (CNN Business)The United States Supreme Court on Monday dealt a blow to Apple in a decade-long legal battle over whether the iPhone maker infringed on another company's patents.
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"The Justice Department would probably take the position that the resolution infringed on the president's constitutional authority, and so the president might very well ignore it," the Brennan Center's Liza Goitein says.
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U.S. regulator said it will review part of a recommendation made last fall that India's Mahindra and Mahindra Ltd infringed upon the intellectual property rights of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' Jeep SUV design.
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The appeals court, in a 30-page opinion from Judge Jed Rakoff, acknowledged Wilson's right to bear arms under the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution had been infringed to some extent.
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The Justice Department found in 2016 that the Baltimore Police Department regularly infringed on the rights of its citizens through, among other things, arresting and searching Black people at a disproportionate rate.
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It would also force DHS agencies that conduct immigration raids on workplaces to involve labor authorities before deporting any detainees, in order to determine whether labor rights were infringed by employers. Rep.
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But the late Justice Antonin Scalia's decision in the Heller case left key questions unanswered about the scope of the Second Amendment and how courts should determine when those rights were infringed.
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U.S. District Judge Colm Connolly in Delaware said Acacia had not adequately pled its claims that HP's Envy x2 detachable convertible personal computer infringed on three patents related to flash storage technology.
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The Guangzhou Yuexiu District Court ruled that four companies had "infringed multiple copyrights of the LEGO Group and conducted acts of unfair competition by producing and distributing LEPIN building sets", Lego said.
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It replaces a 2000 agreement known as Safe Harbor that was struck down over concerns that U.S. surveillance practices infringed on a right to privacy that is sacrosanct under the EU Charter.
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For more news, click French prosecutors opened an investigation into cement group Lafarge's activities in Syria in October of last year on suspicion that it infringed custom rules, a judicial source said.
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CNN argued in its lawsuit filed Tuesday that the White House infringed on Acosta's First Amendment rights by revoking his access in response to a dispute over a press conference last week.
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In its complaint, BlackBerry alleges Twitter has infringed and continues to infringe on six of its patents, which cover things like push notifications, silencing notifications for a message thread and mobile advertising techniques.
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Variety urged U.S. District Judge Terrence Boyle in Raleigh, North Carolina to order Walmart to pay treble damages for selling barbecue grills the judge previously found willfully infringed on Variety's "Backyard BBQ" trademark.
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WASHINGTON, June 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to weigh in on whether genetic-testing kits made by biotechnology company Life Technologies Corp infringed upon patents held by Promega Corp.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan said Tuesday the rule "infringed" on people's rights and pointed instead to a mental health reform package Congress passed in 21, which codified mental health grants and educational programs.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore should repeal its ban on foreign companies sponsoring the annual Pink Dot gay-pride event, Human Rights Watch said, complaining that it infringed freedom of expression in the city state.
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The EFF says that they did so in order to raise concerns about the organization, but Watch Tower claimed that the post infringed its copyright and subpoenaed Reddit for information on the user.
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Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) introduced the measure last year with the goal of giving graphic artists, photographers, and other content creators a more efficient pathway toward receiving damages if their works are infringed.
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But in a partial victory for VirnetX, the Federal Circuit left in place a Texas jurys finding that some versions of the iPhone infringed two VirnetX patents, setting the stage for another trial.
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Apple has been ordered to pay $625 million to notorious patent troll VirnetX after a U.S. court judged that the iPhone-maker had infringed on patents used in its iMessage and FaceTime services.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Belgian specialty materials group Umicore indirectly infringed two patents on lithium-ion battery components, a U.S. trade judge ruled on Monday in a case brought by German chemicals firm BASF.
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The national trade association may endorse swifter approval of generic drugs, but brand-name drug makers often go to court to block copies of their products, asserting that their patents have been infringed.
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A jury trial in a Delaware district court on Friday found that one of Vectura's U.S. patents was infringed by sales of three of GSK's Ellipta products in the United States, Vectura said.
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Tuesday's case involved a small company's claim that the U.S. Postal Service infringed its patented mail-processing system and then improperly used a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office tribunal to cancel the patent.
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The NSE, however, sought an interim injunction against the launch, saying the proposed products infringed the intellectual property rights of India Index Services and Products (IISL), its unit that runs the Nifty index.
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The right of the passenger to go to the lavatory without shoes shall not be infringed, as it is really your own business should you want to stand in the urine of others.
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T.I was cleared from the suit, but Thicke and Williams were ordered in 2015 to pay Gaye's estate more than $7 million on the grounds that their song infringed on Gaye's 1977 hit.
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" In came the second half of the Second Amendment, etched in oversize splendor at the entrance of NRA headquarters: "the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.
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"Defendants have deceived Amazon's customers and Amazon, infringed and misused the IP rights of Nite Ize, and harmed the integrity of Amazon's store, and tarnished Amazon's and Nite Ize's brands," the lawsuit states.
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But this time, instead of debating whether Google infringed on Oracle's copyright when it used the Java APIs in Android, the two companies are arguing over whether Google's coding falls under fair use.
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To wit, Symantec last week filed a lawsuit against one of its partners, Zscaler, saying the cloud security vendor has infringed on seven of its patents, including around web security and threat prevention.
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A U.S. District Court ruled that American generic drugs maker Alvogen had not infringed three Indivior patents, the British company said, weakening its defense against rival versions of its big seller, Suboxone Film.
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That's the awkward yet hilarious court case between New Zealand's ruling National Party and Eminem, who claiming the party infringed copyright by using "Lose Yourself" or a song that sounds remarkably like it.
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Pakistan complained to ICAO that its rights had been infringed under both post-World War II aviation agreements – the Chicago Convention and the separate International Air Transit Services Agreement, which guarantees transit rights.
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Sanoma argued that the links infringed on its copyright The case stemmed from a complaint against a Dutch website called GeenStijl, which had posted links to leaked photos from Playboy in October 2011.
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In practice, the new IPR process means that a patent upheld as valid and infringed by the federal courts can afterwards be taken by the infringing defendant to the PTAB and declared unpatentable.
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In an address to Parliament before the vote in favor of the law, Jens Spahn, Germany's health minister, called measles an "unnecessary risk" and rejected criticism that the measure infringed on individual rights.
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It said its iPhone 6 and 6 Plus were still available for sale in China despite being blocked by Beijing's intellectual property regulators which said the designs had infringed a Chinese company's patent.
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" -- "The public's right to know is infringed if certain reporters are banned from a candidate's events because the candidate doesn't like a story they have written or broadcast, as Donald Trump has done.
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The Supreme Court on Wednesday appeared receptive to the argument that Congress infringed on the judicial branch by passing a law that mandates payouts from a $85033 billion judgment against Iran's central bank.
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JPMorgan reiterated its overweight rating for TiVo shares after the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled Tuesday that Comcast's set-top boxes infringed on two patents held by Rovi, a company owned by Tivo.
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Kimberly Corban, a survivor of a sexual assault who said she carried a gun to protect herself and her two young children, told Obama that she felt his changes infringed on her rights.
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A 2016 study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development finds U.S. brands and patents are the most infringed of any nation and account for one-fifth of all counterfeit seizures globally.
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The Supreme Court agreed with New Jersey's argument that the federal law infringed upon state sovereignty as laid out in the U.S. Constitution by compelling states not to license or regulate sports betting.
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Match's suit claims Bumble infringed on patents around things like its use of a stack of profile cards, mutual opt-in and its swiped-based gestures — things Tinder had popularized in dating apps.
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The church argued once again that Article 7, Section 1 of Missouri's constitution infringed on their First Amendment free exercise of religion (dropping the free speech argument) in addition to 14th Amendment rights.
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The Girl Scouts argue in a pending federal lawsuit in Manhattan that the change in the Boy Scouts of America membership policy infringed on its trademark and could cause confusion among potential members.
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In 2012, in the United States, both Pizza Hut and Home Depot were sued by The Black Keys for using songs in their advertisements that the rock group said infringed on its copyrights.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries sued larger rival and Apple supplier TSMC for patent infringement, seeking to stop imports into the United States and Germany of products made with the allegedly infringed technologies.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Contract chipmaker GlobalFoundries sued larger rival and Apple supplier TSMC for patent infringement, seeking to stop imports into the United States and Germany of products made with the allegedly infringed technologies.
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The lawsuit, first spotted by Adweek reporter Shoshana Wodinsky, alleges that Brady sent multiple complaints claiming that a couple of Minecraft gaming YouTubers — "Kenzo" and "ObbyRaidz" — infringed on his copyrighted material in January.
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"As a person who is blind, my access rights are being infringed upon when somebody passes off a fake service dog," Tom Panek, an advocate for the blind, told CBS News last week.
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Simon noted that the requirement that immigrants buy unsubsidized insurance — meaning they couldn't get financial assistance through Obamacare — barred poor people from entering the country, which he said clearly infringed on the law.
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In this flavor of copyright infringement lawsuit, the plaintiff must prove either that the new work shows "probative similarity" to the original, and also that the infringer had access to the infringed work.
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Each faced pointed questions from members of Jewish Voice for Peace, which had organized a campaign to pressure politicians to oppose the bill on the grounds that it infringed on the First Amendment.
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It was as if a sacred boundary had been crossed; the gift shop had infringed upon the exhibition, coming into view too soon, debasing the space with its tactless flaunting of exchange value.
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The ruling came in a lawsuit filed by San Diego chipmaker Qualcomm, which claims Apple infringed two of its patents — one related to photo editing, one related to swiping on touch-screen devices.
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However, we have a strong claim that Facebook has infringed on our intellectual property, and after several years of dialogue, we also have an obligation to our shareholders to pursue appropriate legal remedies.
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The U.S. International Trade Commission, in a preliminary ruling, did find Apple infringed on one Qualcomm patent, but declined to ban iPhone imports, saying that to do so was not in the national interest.
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He told one performer, who had simply memorized a portion of Finnegans Wake for an onstage presentation, that he had probably "already infringed" on the estate's copyright, according to a 2006 New Yorker story.
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The congress also adopted in the decision to disavow the use of nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty is first infringed by others with nuclear arms, as Kim laid out in an address on Saturday.
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Samsung has said it should not have had to fork over all of its profits on phones that infringed the patents, which contributed only marginally to a complex product with thousands of patented features.
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Last month, the U.S. International Trade Commission concluded that Arista's switches had infringed the Cisco patents and said it would issue an order banning Arista from importing the infringing products into the United States.
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PARIS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - French prosecutors opened an investigation into cement group Lafarge's activities in Syria in October of last year on suspicion that it infringed custom rules, a judicial source said on Thursday.
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In 2014, the European Union's highest court overthrew a rule that required telecoms companies to store the communications data of EU citizens for up to two years on the grounds it infringed human rights.
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In 2014, a jury in San Jose, California found that Samsung infringed on Apple's quick links patent, which turns addresses and phone numbers into links, as well as the company's swipe to unlock patent.
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U.S. Magistrate Judge Roy Payne in Marshall, Texas refused to invalidate an Ericsson patent relating to network security technology that the Swedish company alleged was infringed by handsets TCL sells in the U.S. market.
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"The case is at an early stage and no assumption should be made at this point that competition law has been infringed," the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said in a statement on Friday.
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I cherish memories of the shareware days of Windows 3.1, when rogue artists and programmers created grungy video games that were short, unpredictable, and occasionally infringed on the copyrights of mega-famous intellectual properties.
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The jury in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida said that Bombardier (BRP) also infringed the patents willfully, which could allow the judge to treble damages at a later date.
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After years of prodding by patient advocates, federal officials on Wednesday sued the drug maker Gilead Sciences, charging that it had infringed government patents on the idea of preventing H.I.V. with a daily pill.
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The tech giant also joined Samsung in challenging the validity of Smartflash's patents before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, which invalidated as too abstract the three Smartflash patents the jury found Apple infringed.
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Heller (21625) Perhaps his most polarizing decision, Scalia held in the 2900-220006 majority opinion that bans on registering handguns, carrying unregistered handguns and keeping handguns in functional use infringed upon the Second Amendment.
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He said that the fees infringed on his First Amendment rights, and that, in the case of public employees whose contract negotiations are with the government, the fees were a form of political advocacy.
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WASHINGTON, May 18 (Reuters) - The U.S. International Trade Commission on Wednesday said it launched an investigation into whether Volkswagen AG and its subsidiaries infringed hybrid electric vehicle patents owned by Baltimore-based Paice LLC.
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While we continue to hold this door open, we also have a strong claim that Snap infringed on our intellectual property, harmed our shareholders, and we have an obligation to pursue appropriate legal remedies.
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Handing down his judgment and awarding the singer 210,000 pounds ($273,700) in damages, Justice Anthony Mann said the BBC had infringed Richard's privacy rights "without a legal justification" and "in a somewhat sensationalist way".
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" And it said that Match Group "published false or disparaging information about Bumble, including statements in the press falsely claiming that Bumble infringed Match's intellectual property, as well as false statements in the Lawsuit.
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Qualcomm claimed that Apple iPhones with Intel chips infringed upon "two patents related to ways to improve the speed and quality of data downloads and one for a power-saving feature," according to Bloomberg.
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The Second Amendment to the Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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In September, Judge Thomas Pender of the trade commission said an import ban would hurt America in its development of 6.63G technology, even though he found that Apple had infringed on a Qualcomm patent.
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The S.E.C. asked for Mr. Musk to be held in contempt of court over a tweet about Tesla production volumes, which it says infringed a settlement that put limitations on his social-media use.
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I believe that hunting and self-defense are more than valid reasons to own guns, so I would never want to unduly restrict gun ownership in such a way that those are infringed upon.
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BlackBerry disclosed in February that it had filed separate patent infringement complaints against Nokia, alleging that several of the Finnish network equipment maker's base stations and related software infringed on 11 of its patents.
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IBM spokesman Doug Shelton said at the time the company was acting out of concern for its workers who had complained the disclosures "infringed on employee privacy" — even though the lists contained no names.
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" Toward the end of the clip, he does say, "No law-abiding citizen in the United States of America has any fear that their constitutional rights will be infringed in any way. None. Zero.
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A federal jury in Oklahoma City on Monday sided with Hetronic on claims that the distributor, known as Abitron Germany GmbH, and related defendants breached a distribution agreement and infringed trademarks, among other claims.
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With its Open Patent Non-Assertion Pledge, for example, the company already pledged that it wouldn't sue third parties that develop free or open source software that potentially infringed on a selection of its patents.
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Qualcomm, the biggest supplier of chips for mobile phones, filed its case in China in late 2017, arguing that Apple infringed patents on features related to resizing photographs and managing apps on a touch screen.
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The government investigation announced on Monday will also look into whether Cambridge Analytica's work for the election campaigns of the PDP broke Nigerian law "or infringed on the rights of other parties and their candidates".
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A U.S. court ruled generic drugs firm Alvogen had not infringed three of the British firm's patents, a blow to Indivior whose Suboxone Film treatment accounts for as much as 80 percent of its revenue.
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A screenshot of the photo was also filed as evidence in court: "[Grande] infringed [Barbera's] copyright in the Photographs by reproducing and publicly displaying the Photographs on the Instagram Page," he wrote in his lawsuit.
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"I, Christopher L. Brady, admit that I sent dozens of notices to YouTube falsely claiming that material uploaded by YouTube users infringed my copyrights," he said in an apology, shared by YouTube with The Verge.
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What Apple will argue: Apple will make the case that Qualcomm's patents aren't that important or infringed by the iPhone and that, in any case, even if they were it wouldn't merit banning the iPhone.
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Each new element appeared unexpectedly, yet precisely, as a frenetic double bass solo eased into delicate passagework, then was infringed on, first by a low electronic growl, next by forlorn muted calls from the trombone.
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In the early 20th century the court repeatedly struck down minimum-wage laws and limits on hours worked, which it believed illegally infringed on "liberty of contract" guaranteed by the 14th amendment's due-process clause.
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The ethics committee said in a statement that Al-Mohannadi "did not cooperate with the investigatory chamber in the proceedings against a third party" and had infringed two articles of the FIFA code of ethics.
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Samsung's smartphones have infringed on Apple's design patents, that much is settled, but should the damages it pays be based on the total profit it made from its handsets, or a percentage of that profit?
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A series of appeals pushed the dispute to the Supreme Court and back, as the companies continually rehashed which patents were infringed and, more recently, exactly how much Samsung owes Apple because of the infringement.
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These developments are especially dismaying to Washington since an international court in The Hague ruled against China's territorial claims in the South China Sea in July, saying Beijing had infringed the sovereignty of the Philippines.
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Tivo filed lawsuits in Boston and Los Angeles on Wednesday, saying Comcast's X1 video recording system infringed on patents describing functionality like pausing and resuming shows on different devices and restarting live programming in progress.
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This week, a federal appeals court denied Samsung's request for a rehearing on a decision that it infringed on two Apple patents, effectively closing the case unless the Supreme Court is willing to hear it.
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ITC Administrative Law Judge MaryJoan McNamara said in a preliminary ruling that Comcast's X1 digital television platform infringed a patent owned by TiVo's subsidiary Rovi Corp on a method for highlighting text in search results.
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A federal judge last week handed Regeneron and its partner Sanofi a stunning setback by banning sales of their LDL-lowering medicine Praluent, finding it infringed patents held by Amgen on its Repatha cholesterol drug.
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"The (European) Commission infringed UPS's rights of defence by relying on an econometric analysis which had not been discussed in its final form during the administrative procedure," judges at the Luxembourg-based General Court said.
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The case was actually decided long ago — in 2012, when the court found that Samsung had clearly and willfully infringed on the patents in question and initial damages were set at a staggering $1 billion.
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A federal judge ruled last week that Cleveland's original regulations for demonstrations and marches during the convention infringed on the right of free expression and ordered city officials and the A.C.L.U. to negotiate new rules.
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Republicans, who hold a 54-person majority in the 100-seat Senate, have blocked a number of Democratic-backed gun control measures over the years, saying they infringed on Americans' constitutional right to bear arms.
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Technology giant Apple fell $2.22, or 2.3 percent, to $95.33 after Chinese officials ruled that Apple infringed on a patent of a major competitor, which could cause iPhone sales to be suspended in the country.
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Child welfare advocates said the case illustrated serious concerns about cyberbullying, while free-speech proponents said Bristol County Juvenile Court Judge Lawrence Moniz's guilty verdict infringed on Carter's free-speech rights by criminalizing her words.
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"We reject, in the strongest terms, Treasury Wine Estate's assertion that we have infringed any trademark held by Treasury Wine Estates and will contest this vigorously," the paper quoted Zhao as saying a year ago.
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The PHH case was argued before a panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals led by Kavanaugh, whose 2016 ruling said the CFPB's structure infringed on the separation of powers outlined in the Constitution.
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Demanding compensation of one yuan ($0.16) and public apologies on Toutiao's social media platforms, Tencent said it is also suspending collaboration with the two companies as their behavior "constituted unfair competition and infringed (Tencent's) rights".
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It could have corrected the judges that the infringing and infringed items are strictly speaking completely different things, a fact it knows and understands, since it sells one for hundreds and gives the other away.
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Arthur: Of course, many evangelical and Catholic women, such as the Little Sisters of the Poor, felt it was the mandates that infringed on their rights — their First Amendment rights and their liberty of conscience.
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Qualcomm, the biggest supplier of chips for mobile phones, filed its case in China in late 20143, arguing that Apple infringed patents on features related to resizing photographs and managing apps on a touch screen.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department on Sunday defended its request to Congress for certain "emergency powers" amid the coronavirus pandemic after lawmakers and legal advocates said that some of the proposals infringed on civil rights.
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A federal appeals court on Monday upheld a ruling that Comcast Corp cable boxes infringed TiVo Corp patents, handing a largely symbolic victory to the digital video recorder (DVR) pioneer in a long-running dispute.
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"I will never allow Second Amendment rights to be infringed, but I will always promote responsible gun ownership, which includes keeping guns safe and keeping them out of the hands of criminals," Mr. Abbott said.
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He said that he did not necessarily regret his social media postings, but that he was surprised the authorities took it seriously, and that he believed that the case infringed on his First Amendment rights.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a 2017 verdict that Eli Lilly infringed a now-expired patent owned by German association Erfindergemeinschaft UroPep GbR by marketing Cialis to treat prostate enlargement.
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Apple told jurors in the retrial that it was entitled to $1 billion in profits that Samsung had made from selling phones that infringed on patents, saying the iPhone's design was crucial to their success.
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This is rich from a party that demonized the Soviet Union during the Cold War and infringed on the rights of American citizens in the McCarthy era, the real witch hunt of modern American politics.
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The company alleges that Google infringed on patents for syncing a group of speakers over a local network, an idea that Sonos pioneered before Google followed up with products like the Home and Home Mini.
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Nikola sued Tesla on Tuesday, alleging the planned design for the latter's first electric heavy duty truck, the Semi, infringed on patents covering designs for a wrap windshield, mid-entry door, fuselage and other features.
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Nunley's decision is a victory for Tracy Rifle and Pistol, Ten Percent Firearms and other dealers that said the law infringed their right to display "truthful, nonmisleading" handgun ads, or risk fines or license revocations.
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The band, which also goes by The Pimps, stipulated that it infringed Goodyear's trademarks on its name and logo and agreed to remove references to the brand from promotional materials and websites within 30 days.
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A few hours later, Barrett contacted Guasti to inform him he'd received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) notice, claiming that AM2R infringed on Nintendo's intellectual property and requesting that the project be taken down.
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China's Defense Ministry said on Wednesday that a warship, two fighter jets and a helicopter had scrambled to warn the U.S. ship away, adding it had infringed upon China's sovereignty and security with its "provocation".
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It was organized by the nonprofit Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood, which said the device not only infringed on children's privacy by collecting their data, but could have an unknown effect on their psychological development.
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Separate reviews by the Department of Justice of both the Ferguson, Missouri, and Baltimore police departments following the deaths of Mike Brown, 18, and Freddie Gray, 25, showed police infringed upon activists' First Amendment–protected activities.
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But this is strictly a religious freedom case in terms of applying it specifically to the facts of this case and saying somebody should not be infringed upon or discriminated against pursuant to their religious beliefs.
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For centuries, the Sabarimala temple in Kerala state has banned women or girls older than 0003, but that was judged illegal by India's Supreme Court which ruled last month that it infringed the right to worship.
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Writing on behalf of the court in the 8-0 ruling, liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the Maryland program infringed upon the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) authority to regulate interstate wholesale electricity rates.
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While the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees that the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed by the government, private businesses are free to turn away from guns, and many have.
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Flywheel conceded that it infringed Peloton patents and said it would cease doing so within 60 days, according to a settlement notice filed in U.S. District Court in Marshall, Texas by Peloton's lawyers at Hueston Hennigan.
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Unlike current safe harbor rules that put the onus of copyright infringement on the creator of the video, the EU's new copyright directive would make YouTube solely responsible for ensuring copyright-protected material wasn't infringed upon.
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In a 2-1 decision on Tuesday, the panel found Hawaii infringed on the rights of plaintiff George Young when it twice denied him a permit the state requires to openly carry a gun in public.
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Yesterday, the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York ruled that Costco infringed on the venerable jewelry brand's trademarks; Tiffany & Co. can now battle it out with Costco in front of a jury.
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"The court's ruling today is an important step in this case and confirms the jury's finding that the patents which protect Repatha are valid and infringed by Sanofi," Amgen spokeswoman Kristen Davis said in an email.
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His "solemn declaration" emphasised that North Korea would be a "responsible nuclear power" that "would not pose any threat to any country and region" as long as the interests of North Korea "are not infringed upon".
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Nikola Motor launched legal action against rival Tesla earlier this year, alleging Elon Musk's luxury electric car manufacturer infringed its design patents, and accusing Tesla's Semi of being "substantially" similar to its own semi-truck design.
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The Chinese ministry also said that the "training centers strictly comply with the constitutional and legal principles and requirements for respecting and protecting human rights, and fully ensure that trainees' human dignity is not infringed upon".
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The arguments the Supreme Court heard today address how much of the profits from a product — in this case, a smartphone — should be awarded to the holder of a design patent when their patent is infringed.
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" The 2012 platform called to protect the "sanctity of human life and affirm that the unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed," as well as for a "human life amendment.
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The company now hopes to recover as much as $399 million of that, representing its total profits from various models of phones that Apple said, in a lawsuit filed in 2011, infringed on its design patents.
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In a campaign of phone calls and online postings, called "Periods for Pence," women who felt the latest law infringed on deeply personal decisions mockingly gave the governor's office jarringly personal updates on their menstrual cycle.
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Critics have raised questions about whether the demand infringed on Paytsar Bkhchadzhyan's right against self-incrimination, introducing a new wrinkle into the debate over how law enforcement should be able to access encrypted information during investigations.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said there was substantial evidence to support the Texas jury's finding that satellite internet services sold by EchoStar subsidiary Hughes Network Systems LLC infringed an Elbit patent.
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While both the Democratic and Republican parties challenged the system in court on the grounds that it infringed on their rights to select nominees, the Supreme Court ultimately ruled that the approach was constitutional in 2008.
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In this most recent trial, jurors had to work out damages on two VirnetX patents that Apple had been previously been adjudged to have infringed, and to rule on infringement and damages on another two patents.
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The Times Bentley Motors has been ordered to pay more than 23,22 pounds ($21,20.7744)in legal costs after it was found it had infringed trademarks controlled by a family-run business Bentley Clothing of Manchester. bit.
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Student Opinion The Second Amendment to the Constitution reads: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Apple shares fell as much as 2 percent early Monday, after a Chinese court said the company had infringed on two Qualcomm patents and must stop selling seven of its most popular iPhones in the country.
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And Trump's legal tangle became even more complicated when a federal judge gave the go-ahead to a lawsuit alleging that payments to his Washington hotel by foreign governments infringed the emoluments clause of the Constitution.
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Writing for the court, Justice Sonia Sotomayor said an article of manufacture may sometimes be the entire product sold to consumers — here, Samsung's phones — and sometimes be the components found to have infringed a design patent.
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"The first problem is that there was no evidence whatsoever before the Florida Legislature that any doctors or medical professionals have taken away patients' firearms or otherwise infringed on patients' Second Amendment rights," the judges wrote.
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The justices did not review a lower court's 28503 decision to throw out the $22019 million in damages that Apple was made to pay after a jury decided the company infringed the university's patent in 2015.
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The justices did not review a lower court's 6900 decision to throw out the $2628 million in damages that Apple was made to pay after a jury decided the company infringed the university's patent in 28503.
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A federal appeals court panel on Tuesday unanimously voted to uphold the Seattle Police Department's policy that regulates the use of force by officers, dismissing the argument that it infringed on the cops' Second Amendment rights.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals Court for the 9th Circuit largely affirmed a 2015 verdict that found Rimini Street infringed on Oracle's copyrights by making copies of Oracle enterprise software products like PeopleSoft and Oracle Database.
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Graffeo said in his ruling that the citizens of Birmingham, which is majority black, are guaranteed a right to free speech and that the act infringed on the city's right to engage in a specific, expressive message.
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By Brendan Pierson A federal judge has blocked Mylan Inc from launching a generic version of Allergan PLC's fibromyalgia drug Savella, ruling that three patents on the drug are valid and would be infringed by the generic.
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Administrative law judge Thomas Pender, a now-retired member of the ITC tribunal that hears patent infringement cases, ruled in September that Apple infringed one of the patents, but cleared the company of infringing the other two.
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" The Hungarian government was quick to seize on the comments, with government spokesperson Zoltán Kovács tweeting out, "'No freedoms are infringed in #Hungary,' said US Ambassador David B. Cornstein in an interview with the Jewish magazine Szombat.
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Of course, if the circuit board infringed something Google had patented, they could sue Uber, even if Uber had come up with the idea independently and even if Levandowski was listed as an inventor on the patent.
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In 2012, a case that arose from a man who claimed to be a Medal of Honor recipient was addressed by the Supreme Court, which overturned a portion of the act, saying it infringed on free speech.
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"Perhaps the committee's most creative accusation, however, is the assertion that the man who exposed the scale of the NSA's massive data collection scheme himself "infringed on the privacy of thousands of friends, colleagues and fellow citizens.
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North Korea called the device the "H-bomb of justice", but its state news agency also said it would act as a responsible nuclear state and would not use its nuclear weapons unless its sovereignty was infringed.
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A federal jury in Delaware returned a verdict on Friday that Ardagh subsidiary Ardagh Glass Inc infringed on a patent owned by Green Mountain Glass LLC covering a method of more efficiently recycling glass of mixed colors.
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Fox and other broadcasters had in 2012 sued Dish to force it to withdraw what they viewed as video-on-demand technology that infringed their copyrights and could reduce advertising revenue because of the commercial-skipping feature.
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In a court ruling, U.S. District Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson wrote that unions were right in arguing that the provisions included in the orders infringed upon areas that are negotiated between federal employee unions and the government.
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Sophie Wang, a lawyer for Cambridge, Massachusetts-based biotech company Momenta, told jurors in Boston federal court that Amphastar knowingly infringed Momenta's patent, obtained after years of research into complex sugar molecules by co-founder Ganesh Kaundinya.
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Barnes & Noble Inc must pay nearly $267,000 because its Nook e-reader device infringed a patent held by an affiliate of Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV and Discovery Communications Inc, a federal judge in Manhattan ruled on Wednesday.
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U.S. District Judge William Conley in Madison, Wisconsin, on Tuesday also denied the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation's motion to revisit his finding that Apple had not willfully infringed its patent, eliminating a chance to triple the damages.
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Last month, after India's Supreme Court struck down that ban, saying that barring women from the temple infringed on their constitutional rights, thousands of protesters pledged that women who dared to visit the temple would be punished.
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The week of joint drills, which ended Wednesday, comes after two other U.S. warships sailed near islands in the region claimed by China on Monday, prompting a protest from Beijing, which said the action infringed its sovereignty.
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The couple said the state's Human Rights Act, which prohibits a refusal to do business based on sexual orientation, hindered their plans to expand into wedding videos and infringed on their constitutional rights, including freedom of speech.
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Huawei, the world's biggest maker of telecommunications equipment and a leading smartphone brand, had argued that part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) infringed on the company's constitutional rights and harmed its existing and future business.
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" The entire text of the Second Amendment, remember, is this: "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.
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Sonos not only wants Google to pay damages, but the company also registered a complaint with the International Trade Commission asking for a ban on the sale of some Google products that allegedly infringed upon Sonos patents.
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After filing lawsuits against Flywheel for patent infringement in 2018 and 2019, Peloton announced earlier this month it had reached a settlement in which Flywheel admitted that its Fly Anywhere bike and services infringed on Peloton patents.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, a specialized patent court located in Washington, ruled last year that based on the "plain and ordinary" meaning of the patent, Apple could not have infringed upon it.
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The European Commission may take Qualcomm's arguments at the hearing into account in the case, which could delay the Commission's decision and possible fine against the company if it is found to have infringed EU antitrust rules.
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China and Hong Kong ranked first and second, respectively, as the origin for all annual product seizures by federal investigators since 2009 because the items infringed on U.S. trademarks or copyrights, or were subject to exclusion orders.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - During talks on disarmament at the U.N.'s Geneva headquarters last month, alarm bells went off in the chamber to indicate that delegates had infringed new cost-cutting rules that restrict the length of meetings.
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" But President-elect Donald Trump — who emphasized "law and order" during his campaign — has taken the opposite position on gun rights: "The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed upon. Period.
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More than half of the 23-member Senate has asked the Supreme Court to review its decision to oust Sereno, calling the ruling a "dangerous precedent" that infringed on the constitutional power of Congress to impeach senior officials.
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Regardless, McNamara's recommendation for a ban is a blow to Apple, which, earlier this month, was found to have infringed on three separate Qualcomm patents in one of many other legal skirmishes playing out between the two companies.
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Last January, in a preliminary ruling, an Italian judge upheld Pest Control's claim that merchandise on offer at "A Visual Protest: The Art of Banksy," a show that went ahead without Banksy's blessing, infringed the artist's trademark rights.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit partially reversed a jury verdict that Hong Kong-based Techtronic Industries Co infringed two Chamberlain patents, saying one of the two patents at issue in the case was invalid.
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Olaplex, a firm based in California, argues L'Oreal infringed the UK patent for its "Bond Multiplier" products - a treatment mainly for use in salons which protects bleached hair and proved a hit with celebrities such as Kim Kardashian.
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PETA brought a suit against Slater and a self-publishing book company in 2015, claiming that he had infringed the monkey's copyright by releasing Wildlife Personalities, a self-published book of photography that included the famous monkey selfie.
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Qualcomm, the biggest supplier of chips for mobile phones, filed its case against Apple in China in late 2017, saying the iPhone maker infringed patents on features related to resizing photographs and managing apps on a touch screen.
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Court of appeals for the federal circuit reverses delaware court that had ruled the patents were indefinite * Lawsuit relates to cox complaint in delaware federal court that the sprint patents are invalid and not infringed * Over ip technology
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Wilson sparked a legal battle in 2015 after he challenged a government ban on posting the blueprints for printing 3-D guns to the internet, claiming it infringed on his rights to free speech and to bear arms.
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Ms Tsai said the tribunal had "seriously infringed" Taiwan's territorial claims and that the ruling, which was based on the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, did not bind Taiwan, which is not a UN member.
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A federal appeals court ruled today that Samsung had infringed on Apple's famous slide-to-unlock patent as well as its quick links patent, which covers software that automatically turns information like addresses and phone numbers into links.
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Navajo leaders claimed in the 2012 lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in New Mexico, that the retailer had infringed on the tribe's trademark rights by selling more than 20 lines of products under those two brand names.
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The jury in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California said Blue Coat, a subsidiary of Symantec Corp, infringed two of the six Finjan patents at issue in the case and awarded $450,000 in damages.
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Samsung has contended it should not have had to turn over all its profits on phones that infringed the iPhone design patents, which the company said contributed only marginally to a complex product with thousands of patented features.
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But he added, "We, too, have this problem," arguing that the free conscience of Catholics, including doctors, was often infringed on in liberal countries where they were forced to perform procedures against their beliefs, including he said, euthanasia.
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Apple and Qualcomm are ending their legal battles Caltech's suit was filed in federal court in Los Angeles in 2016, and alleged that hundreds of millions of Apple's devices with Broadcom Wi-Fi chips infringed on their patents.
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" Freedom to socially interact on the Internet "The right of the people to be part of the public community and create cyber discussions and gather virtually, analogous to freedom of assembly, press, and speech, shall not be infringed.
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NEW YORK, Feb 12 (Reuters) - A printer cartridge reseller infringed the patent rights of Lexmark International Inc when it imported back into the United States Lexmark's toner products first sold abroad, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday.
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The U.S. Department of Labor on Tuesday rescinded an Obama administration rule requiring employers to report when they seek assistance from consultants and lawyers in persuading workers to reject union organizing, saying it infringed on attorney-client privilege.
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"[W]e have a strong claim that Facebook has infringed on our intellectual property, and after several years of dialogue, we also have an obligation to our shareholders to pursue appropriate legal remedies," BlackBerry said in a release.
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"The suspect abused the mighty power and position as President to take bribes from companies and infringed upon the freedom of corporate management and leaked important confidential official information," said the statement from the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office.
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"The suspect abused the mighty power and position as president to take bribes from companies and infringed upon the freedom of corporate management and leaked important confidential official information," the statement from the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office said.
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The National Rifle Association argued it infringed on the Second Amendment rights of innocent people, while the ACLU called it part of a "disturbing trend" that would stigmatize people with mental illnesses while doing little to stem gun violence.
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In June, the appeals court said Lilly's patent would be indirectly infringed by the sale of certain alternative salt forms of pemetrexed with instructions to dilute them with saline solution, but it left open the question of dextrose solution.
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In 2005, Australian rock duo the Veronicas found themselves in the receiving end of a lawsuit from Archie Comics, lawyers for whom claimed that the band's name and likeness infringed upon the company's copyright on the character Veronica Lodge.
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Apple detailed more of the Qualcomm patents it believes are at issue in the dispute and asked the court to declare them either invalid, not infringed by Apple, covered by the purchase of chips or all of the above.
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In a decision late Monday, U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh said a nonprofit run by conservative radio talk show host Dennis Prager failed to show that YouTube infringed its free speech rights by placing age restrictions on its content.
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VirnetX, which is regularly described as a "patent troll," sued Apple claiming it infringed on four patents related to communications protocols patents used in iMessage, FaceTime, and VPN on Demand, as well as the Apple devices using the software.
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A California jury's decision on Tuesday may result in Gilead Sciences losing billions of dollars, as claims from pharmaceutical company Merck that the California-based company's blockbuster drug's active ingredients infringed its patents were found valid in the court.
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Power imbalances, agency, and execution are all critical factors for assessing the merit of any charitable effort, and social media has increasingly empowered the groups whose spaces are being infringed upon to continuously hold people accountable on those merits.
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New Hampshire voters seeking to express themselves in the voting booth with a so-called ballot selfie will be able to snap freely after a federal appeals court ruled that a ban against the practice infringed on free speech.
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Kavanaugh disagreed with the D.C. Circuit's decision not to hear a case in which Priests for Life argued that the Affordable Care Act infringed on its religious freedom by requiring it to help employees obtain insurance coverage for contraception.
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BOSTON, July 21 (Reuters) - Amphastar Pharmaceuticals Inc on Friday won a trial in a lawsuit claiming that the drugmaker through its production of a generic version of the blood-thinner Lovenox infringed a patent held by Momenta Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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Further, it argues that Mr. Bollea often referred to his sexual exploits in public — in his autobiographies, with Mr. Stern, and on television — and so it is difficult for him to claim his privacy was infringed in this area.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. Trade Representative has upheld an import ban on Arista Networks Inc's ethernet switches following a federal commission's finding in June that the company's products infringed patents owned by rival Cisco Systems Inc, Cisco said.
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A federal district court has ruled that the state of Oregon illegally infringed on a man's First Amendment rights for fining him $500 because he wrote "I am an engineer" in a 2014 email to the state's Engineering Board.
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In a 42-page ruling, Judge A. Wallace Tashima concluded that the elimination of the program in 2012, on the premise that it violated a state statute enacted two years earlier, infringed on students' First and 14th Amendment rights.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union's highest court ruled on Tuesday that Italy had infringed EU law by not paying on time private companies that worked the state and that it should be doing so within 30 to 60 days.
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In a case filed in federal court in Los Angeles in 2016, the Pasadena, California-based research university alleged that Broadcom wi-fi chips used in hundreds of millions of Apple iPhones infringed patents relating to data transmission technology.
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NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) - Citigroup Inc on Friday sued AT&T Inc, saying the phone company infringed its trademarks in the phrase "thankyou" by using the terms "thanks" and "AT&T thanks" in a new customer loyalty program.
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The university demanded an award based not just on Marvell's domestic sales, but on every chip sold worldwide, on the theory that all of Marvell's chips were made based on the domestic research and testing that infringed the patents.
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Sesame Workshop alleges in the lawsuit, filed on Thursday in New York state court, that STX Productions has created confusion among the public into believing the film is connected to the show and infringed on the "Sesame Street" trademark.
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The South Korean electronics giant forfeited every cent of profit from phones that infringed on Apple's design patents — even though the smartphone's patented rectangular shape and rounded corners were only a facet of its appeal, Samsung and others argue.
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And he dissented to side with a mother and son who had been barred from reading from the Bible in a kindergarten "show and tell" session, arguing that barring religious texts infringed on free speech and religious liberty rights.
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SINGAPORE, March 30 (Reuters) - Singapore's competition watchdog said on Friday that it had reasonable grounds for suspecting competition had been infringed by the agreed deal by ride-hailing firm Uber Technologies Inc to sell its Southeast Asia operations to rival Grab.
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After the scandal broke the European Union also wrote to the US government asking for an explanation of the scanning program, seeking to establish whether the secret spying program might have infringed the privacy rights of European users of Yahoo mail.
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A federal appeals court has upheld a ruling in favor of Capitol Records finding that the defunct online music service ReDigi infringed the music company's copyrights with a platform that allowed consumers to buy and sell prepurchased digital music tracks.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's parliament adopted an anti-terrorism bill on Tuesday that will bolster police surveillance powers and make it easier to close mosques suspected of preaching hatred, but rights groups warned it would lead to civil freedoms being infringed.
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And after Russia showed off its long-range cruise missiles in Syria, Mr Putin said that it was prepared to use its powerful weapons if its national interests were infringed upon, implying that those missiles might one day carry nuclear warheads.
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Assange, who enraged the United States by publishing hundreds of thousands of secret U.S. diplomatic cables, appealed to the panel saying he was a political refugee whose rights had been infringed by being unable to take up asylum in Ecuador.
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By 2015 societal norms had shifted enough that it reconsidered the issue and found that criminal prohibitions against an assisted death unjustly infringed upon the right to life, liberty and security of the person under our Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
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In a brief filed on Thursday, IV urged the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to overturn the dismissal of its claims that J.Crew infringed on two patents on a system that makes product recommendations to online shoppers.
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For their part, the employers said their religious rights would not be infringed upon if the government required coverage to be supplied by their private insurer as long as they do not have to take any action seen as endorsing it.
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The China Shantou Intermediate People's Court had ruled that "certain Bela products infringed upon the copyrights of the Lego Group and that manufacturing and selling of those products constituted acts of unfair competition", Lego said in a statement on Thursday.
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At the first trial, which concluded in June, a U.S. staff attorney recommended that the judge find Apple infringed at least one Qualcomm battery-saving patent and that some Intel-chipped phones should be blocked from coming into the U.S. market.
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Despite being aware of Burberry's exclusive trademark rights, Target nevertheless has repeatedly infringed these rights by selling a variety of products bearing close imitations and counterfeits of the BURBERRY CHECK trademark, including eyewear, luggage, stainless-steel bottles, and, most recently, scarves.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - European Union judges dismissed a case brought by a World War Two veteran and other Britons living on the continent against the Brexit negotiation, ruling on Monday that their rights as EU citizens had not yet been infringed.
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U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston said the lawsuits failed to raise an actual controversy that would allow her to rule in advance of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approving Lilly's product on whether it infringed Teva's patents.
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Juul has faced an uphill PR battle over its marketing strategy that allegedly targeted teenagers, and a recent lawsuit by Juul alleging overseas vape competitors infringed on its patents was recently shot down in New Jersey District Court earlier this week.
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On Thursday, Apple said it would pull older iPhones from its German stores after a court ruled that Apple had infringed a hardware patent of Qualcomm Inc and banned sales of iPhones there with chips from Apple supplier Qorvo Inc.
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In a new document, Uber notified the court that although it's not conceding it infringed on Waymo's patents or trade secrets, it plans to redesign "Fuji," one of the of the two LiDAR sensors at the center of the case.
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A federal jury in Wilmington, Delaware on Tuesday found that Teva willfully infringed the patent in connection with its sales of a generic version of the drug with a label indicating it could be used for treating chronic heart failure.
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In his suit, Dov says in light of a federal appeals court ruling in favor of a bunch of Twitter users -- who said Trump infringed on their First Amendment rights when he blocked them -- the same principle should apply to AOC.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said the validity of Dainippon Sumitomo's Latuda patent, which expires in 2019, meant it would be infringed by generic versions proposed by Emcure Pharmaceuticals Limited, Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, and Invagen Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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The complaint, filed in the U.S. District Court Southern District of NY, alleged that Wefox reverse engineered Lemonade to create ONE, infringed Lemonade's intellectual property, violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and breached the contract in Lemonade's terms of service.
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In an 118-page complaint filed Tuesday in San Francisco, Facebook claimed BlackBerry infringed on five other patents, including the tracking and analysis of GPS data, voice-messaging technology and the ways in which the app displays graphics, video and audio.
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More than 200 musicians have come out in support of an appeal filed by Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams, and T.I., after a California jury last year found that their "Blurred Lines" single infringed copyright on a classic Marvin Gaye song.
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It turns out that not even the Warriors — not even after five consecutive trips to the N.B.A. finals — were safe from getting ensnared in the swirl of gloom that so regularly infringed upon the league throughout the month of October.
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It said it had launched the action in the United States because that was where its trademarks were registered and where apps for Samsung's Gear Sport, Gear, S3 Classic and Frontier watches could download watch face designs that infringed its trademarks.
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U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap refused to set aside the jury's findings that Apple infringed Smartflash's patents, but he ordered a retrial on damages, saying he did not properly instruct the jury on the question of how much to award.
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In court documents, Google has acknowledged the written policy changes, but said they were in response to a National Labor Relations Board charge filed in February 2016 alleging that the policies infringed on an employee's right to protected concerted activity.
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Back in February we reported that Apple had been ordered to pay $625 million to notorious litigator VirnetX after a U.S. court judged that the iPhone-maker had infringed on patents held by VirnetX in its iMessage and FaceTime services.
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When they wrote that the need for a "well regulated militia" meant the right to bear arms should not be infringed, did they mean that future citizens should have the right to weapons with a killing power they cannot have imagined?
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In 2010, Promega sued Life Technologies, now part of Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc, in Massachusetts, accusing it of selling genetic-testing kits that infringed upon four Promega patents and a fifth that Promega licensed from the German Max Planck Society.
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Since federal law states that the right to keep and bear arms "shall not be infringed," the Supremacy Clause does not apply in this situation, and the 10th Amendment allows Missouri to, in effect, nullify federal gun laws in the state.
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Here are the key takeaways: • Match Group says Bumble infringed on two patents it secured last year — one that has to do with the way Tinder pairs up potential dates, and one that relates to the design of the app.
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The ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington was a setback for Amgen Inc, which claimed Praluent infringed patents on its rival drug, Repatha, and had won the sales ban after a jury trial.
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The regulator, the Turkish Competition Authority, had initially declined to investigate Yandex's complaint, but it said on Monday that it would look at whether Google's use of Android to promote its other digital services infringed on the country's competition rules.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit vacated a ruling that IV should cover $443,000 incurred by Trend Micro defending claims it infringed on patents on computer virus screening technology, saying the judge's fee-shifting analysis was insufficient.
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The news provoked questions on whether Cohen -- who insisted he was acting on his own initiative and with his own funds -- had infringed campaign finance laws by trying buying the silence of Daniels, who claimed she had an affair with Trump.
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Beijing denounced what the United States said was an "innocent passage" near the Gaven and Johnson Reefs in the Spratly Islands last week, saying it infringed upon Chinese sovereignty, and "damaged the peace, security and good order of the relevant seas".
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The justices agreed with President Donald Trump's administration that the SEC, in having low-level staff install administrative law judges, infringed upon powers given to the president in the U.S. Constitution's "appointments clause" regarding the filling of certain federal posts.
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In a 2015 ruling, the U.S. Federal Circuit Court of Appeals ordered Samsung to pay Apple the "total profits" attributable to several Galaxy smartphone devices after Apple alleged that Samsung infringed on certain patented design features used in its iPhone device.
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