A non-practicing entity alleged ByteDance Ltd. infringed several patents protecting methods for video decoding and wireless communications by incorporating similar technology for streaming and video platforms, including TikTok and CapCut.
A small Texas county outside Dallas approved a one-year moratorium on new data center and energy storage developments, pushing back against the growing number of large-scale projects fueling the artificial-intelligence boom across the state.
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Texas’ state-level immigration arrest and deportation law is likely to be blocked again by a federal judge, who said at a Wednesday hearing that he still believes the law encroaches on the federal government’s sole authority to regulate the border.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) is barred from requesting the National Collegiate Athletic Association perform mandatory sex-verification testing on all student athletes, a state court said, but his deceptive trade claims survived.
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It won’t be easy after the Supreme Court’s recent Voting Rights Act decision to remedy partisan and racially discriminatory redistricting, but there are three things courts and Congress can do, former Watergate special prosecutors write.
Dario Mendoza joined Baker Botts as a partner in its executive compensation and employee benefits practice in Dallas, the firm announced Wednesday.
A Texas Tech University law student, reported to the state bar by the school for allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination, may be entitled to monetary damages but not cancellation of her disciplinary record, a federal judge said.
Fifth Circuit Judge James Ho’s powers of persuasion as a government official don’t include invoking guilt by association on law students from schools with disruptive campus protests, retired Skadden partner Charles F. Walker says.
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