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    • PATENT—D. Del.: Netflix must face infringement claims involving video caching and streaming patents
    • COPYRIGHT—S.D.N.Y.: Content owners win another default judgment over a pirate library
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    • PATENT—9th Cir.: Manufacturer of Exparel anesthetic gets mixed results under an assignment agreement
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    • TRADE SECRETS—8th Cir.: Seed supplier’s trade secret verdict upheld, but attorney fee award vacated
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    • TRADE SECRETS—N.D. Cal.: Court grants preliminary injunction only to trade secret described with 'sufficient particularity'
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    • TRADE SECRETS—W.D. La.: Preliminary injunction granted in oil well-intervention services case
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    IP Law Daily, TRADE SECRETS—W.D. La.: Preliminary injunction granted in oil well-intervention services case, (Nov 10, 2026)

    Law Firms Mentioned:Fishman Haygood LLP | Gibson Law Partners, LLC
    Organizations Mentioned:International Snubbing Services LLC

    By Joe Cox, J.D.

    An injunction was appropriate where a new business had admittedly utilized IP from the business where the new competitors had once worked.

    A Louisiana District Court granted a motion for a preliminary injunction in a case involving a pair of competing ...

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