Articles by Florence Akpotaire

About Florence Akpotaire
Florence is a Media Content Specialist focused on reporting legal news, lawsuits, copyright infringement cases, and intellectual property developments. She is passionate about researching legal issues and presenting them in a clear, accessible way for readers. Her work covers copyright disputes, trademark conflicts, court rulings, and regulatory actions across industries such as media, entertainment, technology, and business. As part of the editorial team, Florence contributes well-researched and reliable content that helps readers stay informed about legal disputes and intellectual property matters.
News Replacement
Intellectual Property News

United States: American Outdoor Brands Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against KastKing

April 2, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on United States: American Outdoor Brands Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against KastKing
American Outdoor Brands, Inc. has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Eposeidon Outdoor Adventure, Inc. and KastKing Fishing Tackle, Inc., alleging unauthorized use of patented technology in interchangeable fillet knife products. The complaint was filed […]
News
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United States: Cardi B Wins Dismissal of $50 Million Copyright Lawsuit Over “Enough (Miami)”

April 1, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on United States: Cardi B Wins Dismissal of $50 Million Copyright Lawsuit Over “Enough (Miami)”
Cardi B has secured another legal victory after a federal judge in Texas dismissed a $50 million copyright infringement lawsuit filed against the Grammy-winning rapper over her song “Enough (Miami).” On March 30, 2026, U.S. […]
Public Health Alerts
Intellectual Property News

Nigeria: NAFDAC Warns Public Over Unregistered ViroActive+ Capsules Claiming to Cure HIV

April 1, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on Nigeria: NAFDAC Warns Public Over Unregistered ViroActive+ Capsules Claiming to Cure HIV
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has issued a public alert warning healthcare providers, patients, and the general public about the circulation of unregistered ViroActive+ Capsules in Nigeria. According to […]
patents
Intellectual Property News

United States: Sight Sciences Secures $34 Million Patent Infringement Victory Against Alcon

March 31, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on United States: Sight Sciences Secures $34 Million Patent Infringement Victory Against Alcon
Sight Sciences has secured a $34 million patent infringement victory against Alcon after a U.S. District Court upheld a jury verdict in a long-running intellectual property dispute between the two medical technology companies. The U.S. […]
Dolby Video Compression LLC v. Snap Inc. Court Case
Intellectual Property News

United States: Dolby Sues Snap Over AV1 Video Codec, Challenging ‘Royalty-Free’ Status

March 31, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on United States: Dolby Sues Snap Over AV1 Video Codec, Challenging ‘Royalty-Free’ Status
Dolby has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Snap Inc., the developer of Snapchat, alleging that the platform’s video encoding and decoding technologies infringe several Dolby patents and raising new questions about the “royalty-free” status […]
Song_Music
Intellectual Property News

India: Filmmaker T. Rajhentherr Files Copyright Suit Over Songs From 1983 Film Uyir Ulla Varai Usha

March 30, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on India: Filmmaker T. Rajhentherr Files Copyright Suit Over Songs From 1983 Film Uyir Ulla Varai Usha
Filmmaker T. Rajhentherr and his wife, Usha Rajhentherr, have filed a joint civil suit before the Madras High Court alleging copyright infringement involving songs from the 1983 blockbuster Uyir Ulla Varai Usha. Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy […]
Copyright
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United States: Supreme Court Rules Cox Communications Not Liable for Copyright Infringement

March 30, 2026 Florence Akpotaire Comments Off on United States: Supreme Court Rules Cox Communications Not Liable for Copyright Infringement
In a unanimous decision, the Supreme Court ruled that internet service provider Cox Communications is not liable for copyright infringement committed by its customers who illegally downloaded music. The court reversed a previous jury verdict […]