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April 07, 2020
3 New Video Game IP Rulings You've Gotta Read
The federal courts are slowing down to deal with a pandemic but they aren't exactly saying "game over," issuing three major rulings on intellectual property lawsuits involving video games in the past few weeks. Here's what you need to know about each one.
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April 01, 2020
'Fortnite' Maker Can't Fully Escape Sax Player's Dance Suit
A Pennsylvania federal judge has tossed out most of a trademark lawsuit claiming the makers of "Fortnite" copied a dance move, but allowed a New York saxophone player to proceed only on the accusations that the developer created a false impression that he endorsed the video game.