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Associate Professor Kathryn Beck from the School of Sport, Exercise and Nutrition is part of a research group receiving funding from the Heart Foundation.

A federal jury in Marshall, Texas, on Friday found that Samsung owes more than $303 million to a California company that designs circuit boards that store flash memory — a little more than $100 million less than lawyers initially asked for when the trial began a week ago.

After U.S. District Judge Alan Albright declined juror requests to see some of the drones at the center of a patent trial over remote control aerial technology, a Texas federal jury found Friday that a Chinese drone maker should pay almost $279 million to a Texas aerospace manufacturer for infringing a pair of patents.

The Fifth Circuit will not reverse a lower court's finding that Hearst Newspapers is liable for infringing a photographer's registered copyrights on images of the "Guinness Castle," doubling down on its prior precedential holding that the statute of limitations starts at the point of discovery.

The Federal Circuit reversed Judge Leonard Stark's district court decision to invalidate a digital storage patent asserted against technology giants like IBM and Dell in underlying Delaware federal court litigation, finding Wednesday that he misconstrued a claim term when wiping out the patent but also leaving his noninfringement finding intact.

Two retail and automotive groups have backed Avery Dennison in its U.S. Supreme Court fight over the eligibility of RFID technology at the center of an eight-figure infringement judgment against it, arguing that both the Federal Circuit and the U.S. Solicitor General are misinterpreting what is patent-eligible subject matter.

A published sports psychologist has dropped his copyright suit against a professional football coach for the Pittsburgh Steelers over a tweet that contained allegedly infringing motivational text, according to a filing in Florida federal court.

Online retail giant Amazon and streaming platform Twitch have urged a California federal judge to cut willful infringement claims from a patent suit brought against them over video streaming technology, arguing that those claims don't have a leg to stand on.

A federal judge in Tacoma, Washington, has agreed to ax a medical clinic's trademark suit against an addiction treatment center in the Evergreen State over purported consumer confusion surrounding their branding, finding that the marks at issue are "notably" different.

The Federal Circuit on Monday reversed another Patent Trial and Appeal Board decision that upheld one of many computer patents asserted against Intel in underlying infringement litigation, determining that the PTAB required too much evidence to establish a motivation to combine prior art.