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Daingean Technologies Ltd. v. AT&T Inc. et al
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September 12, 2025
Texas Jury Finds AT&T Didn't Infringe Telecom Patent
A Texas federal jury has found that Irish company Daingean Technologies Ltd. hadn't proven that AT&T infringed a telecommunications patent when it launched its 5G phone service networks.
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September 04, 2025
Texas Judge Allows Nokia's License Defense In Patent Dispute
A Texas federal judge has ruled that he won't sink Nokia's defense from an Irish company's telecommunications patent infringement suit that it holds a license from the patent's former owner.
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May 28, 2025
Judge Says Nokia Might Have License In AT&T 5G Patent Case
A Texas federal magistrate judge has recommended that the Eastern District of Texas reject an Irish company's effort to defeat Nokia's argument that it couldn't have infringed a telecommunications patent because it has a license from the patent's former owner.
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January 09, 2025
IP Forecast: OpenAI, Microsoft Look To Toss NYT Case
OpenAI and its backers at Microsoft will try persuading a New York judge to dismiss one of the major copyright suits against them, with arguments that using news stories to train the startup's artificial intelligence model is a "transformative" use. Here's a spotlight on where that case stands — plus all the other major intellectual property matters on deck in the coming week.