A new post-grant review, PGR2026-00074, has been filed at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board against MightySlab Distribution Company LLC, putting one of the company’s patents directly in the PTAB spotlight. The petition was filed on September 9, 2026. For patent litigators, prosecutors, and in-house IP counsel, this is the kind of early-stage PTAB matter worth monitoring…
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At the recent conference of the International Legal Technology Association, the big legal AI vendors CoCounsel, Harvey and Legora had outsized presences, with ginormous booths in the exhibit hall, major-name performers at their parties, and advertising so ubiquitous it even popped up in people’s Uber apps. (See: Have We Reached ‘Peak Legal Tech?’ Sure Felt That Way At ILTACON this …
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By Joanne Harris The Indian co-founder of e-billing company Scan Logic has launched legal action against his former business, alleging he was pushed out of the company during a period […]
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By Tom Saunders Last week (9 September) Consilio announced a formal partnership with Legora, assisting in-house legal teams and law firms with implementation, governance, workflow, training and adoption. Consilio, which […]
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I’ve been experiencing a lot of negative friction recently with technology. Fundamentally, it comes down to the fact that our organization does not standardize. The failure to pick a product and commit resources to it means that we—well, let me say I, at least—waste time trying to navigate myriad systems. People may not like standardization for…
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Last week saw the announcements that leading independent London law firm Edwin Coe has rolled out Legora firm-wide, across 14 of the firm’s practice groups and UK-based intellectual property (IP) […]
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The SEC has added a notable alleged fraud case to its recent enforcement lineup, charging a founder and two New Jersey-based companies in what the agency says was a $16 million Ponzi scheme. The matter appears as part of a broader batch of fresh SEC enforcement activity released in recent days, alongside related administrative and federal court actions that signal…
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Litigators are watching to see if one case pending in the federal court in Chicago could be the driver in answering whether a biometric identifier must identify a specific person for an individual to have a valid claim under the state’s heavily litigated Biometric Information Privacy Act.
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Paul Lee, co-founder and CEO of Patlytics, joins Greg Lambert to explain how an AI platform built specifically for intellectual property work is changing the patent lifecycle. Patlytics supports workflows spanning patent drafting, prior art analysis, office action responses, portfolio management, litigation readiness, and claim-chart preparation. Lee reports that the company now works with roughly 55 percent of…
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Amazon.com Services LLC has filed a new inter partes review petition at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board, opening IPR2026-00471 on September 11, 2026. At this early stage, the PTAB docket indicates that Amazon is the petitioner, but practitioners will want to monitor the record closely for the identity of the patent owner, the specific patent number being challenged, and…
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The Justice Department and Department of Education have announced a joint finding that UC Berkeley School of Law discriminated on the basis of race in its admissions process, marking a significant federal civil-rights enforcement action in the post-Students for Fair Admissions landscape. Although the announcement is not a final court judgment, it signals how aggressively federal agencies may scrutinize…
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The Federal Trade Commission said it and five states have notified the court that they intend to file a stipulated order to resolve antitrust litigation against Zillow and Redfin, marking a potentially important development in platform-market enforcement. While the FTC’s announcement did not detail the states involved or the full terms of the proposed resolution, the agency said the settlement…
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A new proposed consumer class action in the District of Nevada puts Vitauthority LLC’s supplement marketing under scrutiny. In Mathieson v. Vitauthority LLC, No. 2:26-cv-02828, the plaintiff challenges how the company allegedly marketed and sold certain products, teeing up the kind of labeling and advertising dispute that continues to drive class action filings in the health-and-wellness space.

Although the…
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