Notably, LG became the first cellular SEP holder to be licensed in this patent pool, and LG is also a licensee in this patent pool. While the two-way relationship between LG and the Avanci EV Charger is a new one with respect to cellular SEPs, it is not the first of its kind in the Avanci Patent Pool, where, for example, three of Avanci Broadcast's licensors are also licensees.

The European Commission launched the investigation under the Digital Services Act (DSA) after receiving complaints from the pan-European consumer organization BEUC and its 17 member states. Under the Act, mega online platforms such as Temu are required to step up efforts to combat illegal and harmful content on their platforms.

Recently, ITC Administrative Law Judge Cameron Elliot issued an initial ruling on a non-SEP investigation initiated by Ericsson, and a publicly edited version of that initial ruling (106 pages in total) is now available.

In June, a jury in Marshall, Texas, ruled that Verizon had infringed two GAS patents and awarded $847 million in damages. But in September, U.S. District Judge Rodney Gilstrap threw out the verdict and ordered a new trial, finding that the original verdict was “against the weight of the evidence.”

The complaint in this case by Raw Story and AlterNet alleges that OpenAI unlawfully removed copyright management information (CMI) from their articles, without claiming that this infringed their copyrights. U.S. District Court Judge Colleen McMahon sided with OpenAI and held that the complaint should be dismissed.