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• January 09, 2026

  Ex-Skadden Managing Partner Named Aetherflux's COO, CLO

  Former Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom LLP managing partner Joe Yaffe is now Aetherflux's chief operating officer and chief legal officer as the San Carlos, California, space-based solar power startup moves ahead with its "Galactic Brain" project to launch an artificial intelligence data center satellite in space, Aetherflux announced Friday.

• January 09, 2026

  Fed. Circ. Doubts Trade Secret Was Properly Spelled Out

  The Federal Circuit spent part of its Friday morning mulling whether it is the court's job to, in the words of the judge who killed the trade secrets claims brought by a MasterCard unit against two McKinsey consultants, "do APT's job for it by mining its trade secrets from the raw materials."

• January 09, 2026

  Sens. Urge App Stores To Ban X, Grok Over Sexual Images

  A trio of U.S. Senate Democrats are calling on Apple and Google to remove the apps for the social media platform X and the generative artificial intelligence chatbot Grok from their app stores until the owner of these services, Elon Musk, adequately addresses the AI tool's generation of sexually explicit content, including "harmful and likely illegal depictions" of women and children. 

• January 09, 2026

  Pegasystems Opt-Out Investors Get Green Light For IP Claims

  A majority of claims brought by Pegasystems Inc. investors who opted out of a $35 million securities class action settlement will proceed after a Massachusetts federal judge found that a Virginia Court of Appeals ruling reversing a trial court's $2 billion intellectual property judgment against Pega doesn't change the viability of the current suit's claims.

• January 09, 2026

  High Court Grants Review Of Falun Gong Cisco Spying Case

  The U.S. Supreme Court said Friday it will determine whether the Ninth Circuit was right to reinstate a suit brought under the Alien Tort Statute suit alleging that Cisco aided the Chinese government's allegedly unlawful crackdown on the Falun Gong religious movement.

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