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• November 25, 2025

  Warner Music, Suno Settle AI Suit, Unveil Partnership

  Warner Music Group and artificial intelligence music startup Suno entered a new music creation partnership that also resolves WMG's copyright lawsuit against the AI-powered platform, the companies announced Tuesday, nearly a week after WMG also announced a settlement and collaboration with another AI music generator.

• November 25, 2025

  USPTO Policies Targeted Again In 3 New Mandamus Petitions

  Three more companies, including Google and Intel, whose challenges to patents were denied under recently enacted U.S. Patent and Trademark Office policies have filed mandamus petitions at the Federal Circuit arguing the decisions violated the law.

• November 25, 2025

  AI Jury Simulator Says Fired Co-Founder Stole Trade Secrets

  Artificial intelligence jury simulator Juries.ai sued its recently fired co-founder, claiming he has refused to hand over control of a number of the company's accounts or return its source code and other confidential information, according to a complaint filed in California federal court.

• November 25, 2025

  Anthropic Judge Warns Firm Against 'Extortion' In Opt-Out Bid

  A California federal judge doubled down Tuesday on his concerns that Arizona law firm ClaimsHero is misleading authors to opt out of AI company Anthropic's $1.5 billion deal to end copyright infringement claims, saying the firm appears to be seeking "a nuisance settlement" and warning it against a legal strategy he called "extortion."

• November 25, 2025

  9th Circ. Slams 'Unimpressive Excuses' In L'Oréal Rival's Suit

  The Ninth Circuit on Tuesday refused to revive a trade secrets case against L'Oréal USA Inc., saying the plaintiff company's "unimpressive excuses" for fabricating evidence and other misconduct do not override the district court's conclusion that the proper sanction was to dismiss the case.

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