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• September 17, 2025

  Movie Chain Shakes Privacy Row Over Meta Data-Sharing

  A New York federal judge tossed a proposed class action accusing Bow Tie Cinemas of illegally sharing movie ticket buyers' personal information with Facebook parent Meta, finding a recent Second Circuit decision on what qualifies as data covered by the Video Privacy Protection Act was "fatal" to the plaintiff's claims.

• September 17, 2025

  Uber Stalled On Women-Only Rides, Jury Hears In Assault Trial

  Uber executives pumped the brakes for years on a proposed safety program that would have matched woman drivers with woman riders, fearing legal risks and the potential for a public perception that the service is unsafe for women, a San Francisco jury heard Wednesday in a bellwether sexual assault trial.

• September 17, 2025

  3rd Circ. Urged To Revive NJ Casino Antitrust Pricing Suit

  Algorithmic collusion by Atlantic City casino hotels, as alleged by their customers, poses a grave threat to consumers as the hotels use software to get around a century's worth of antitrust precedent, the customers' counsel told the Third Circuit on Wednesday, urging the court to revive an antitrust suit.

• September 17, 2025

  'It Doesn't Look Good': CoComelon Foe Faces Uphill IP Fight

  Ninth Circuit panel judges doubted Wednesday a Chinese company's appeal of its $23.4 million copyright-trial loss to the maker of the children's YouTube channel CoComelon, with one judge telling counsel "it doesn't look good for you," and another observing he's "never seen copying evidence quite as compelling as this record."

• September 17, 2025

  PTAB Told Variations From Prior Rulings Require Explanation

  The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has told Patent Trial and Appeal Board judges that they must now explain any decisions that have a different outcome from an earlier ruling on the same patent or similar patent claims, either by the patent office or in litigation.

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