This week in Other Barks & Bites: LexisNexis issues a 5G patent report showing major gains by both China and patent assertion entities; the U.S. Supreme Court denies cert petitions in a trio of IP cases, two featuring copyright claims and another challenging panelling decisions at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board; Boeing tells investors to expect a $4 billion loss for 2024’s fourth quarter; the Federal Circuit reverses the District of Delaware’s noninfringement ruling under the reverse doctrine of equivalents for the lower court’s failure to credit expert testimony; the Trump Administration names Coke Stewart the Acting Director of the USPTO; the European Union files for dispute resolution proceedings at the WTO over Chinese courts setting global royalty rates for standard essential patents (SEPs); and German music copyright organization GEMA files a copyright infringement suit against Suno’s generative AI platform.
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