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• February 11, 2026

  GoDaddy Challenges $170M Loss, Patent Owner Wants $370M

  GoDaddy is looking to nix its $170 million verdict loss in Express Mobile's lawsuit that accused the website hosting platform of willfully infringing patents related to creating websites while Express Mobile urged a Delaware federal court to increase its damages to $370 million, according to newly unsealed court filings.

• February 11, 2026

  Fed. Circ. Backs $85M Patent Antitrust Verdict Against Ingevity

  The Federal Circuit on Wednesday declined to disturb a Delaware jury's $85 million antitrust verdict against Ingevity over it tying patent licenses to purchases of its automobile carbon filtering technology, rejecting the company's arguments that it was entitled to a certain statutory patent misuse defense.

• February 11, 2026

  Design Patent Dissent Highlights Frustration Over Subjectivity

  Federal Circuit Judge Kimberly Moore's impassioned dissent to the court throwing out a design patent infringement suit captured how difficult it can be to frame comparisons, from a legal standard and based on differences in how people perceive the world, attorneys say.

• February 11, 2026

  Judge Seeks Clarity On OpenAI's 'Project Giraffe' For IP Suit

  A New York federal magistrate judge on Wednesday ordered OpenAI to respond to questions about its "Project Giraffe," which plaintiffs suing over the company's use of copyrighted material in ChatGPT training describe as an effort to identify and block infringing outputs.

• February 11, 2026

  Justices Urged To Restore $181M Verdict Against AT&T, Nokia

  Finesse Wireless LLC has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up its challenge to the Federal Circuit's decision wiping out a $181 million verdict against AT&T and Nokia, saying it's part of a long trend of the circuit court not respecting jury verdicts.

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