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Rev. (Dr.) C.J.A. Uwemedimo & Commandclem Nigeria Ltd v. Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited

April 16, 2026 Nooktoria Legal Resource Comments Off on Rev. (Dr.) C.J.A. Uwemedimo & Commandclem Nigeria Ltd v. Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
Rev. (Dr.) C.J.A. Uwemedimo & Commandclem Nigeria Ltd v. Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited Court: Court of AppealJudgment Delivered: Tuesday, December 8, 2009Citation: 52 NIPJD [CA. 2009] 22/2000Suit No.: CA/C/15/2009Jurisdiction: Nigeria BEFORE THEIR LORDSHIPS: Counsel: Dr. […]
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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. […]
Dolby Video Compression LLC v. Snap Inc. Court Case
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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 […]
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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 […]