This decision allows the court to proceed with litigation against the Chinese company without completing the traditional international service procedures required under the Hague Convention.

The order stems from allegations by The New York Times and other publishers that OpenAI trained its AI language model using their articles without authorization, constituting copyright infringement. The publishers sought the dialogue data to investigate whether ChatGPT replicated their copyrighted content when generating responses.

The Munich Regional Court ruled on Tuesday that OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT violated German copyright law by training its artificial intelligence using lyrics copied from hit songs by musician Herbert Gr?nemeyer and others.

A federal jury in Delaware ruled last Friday that GoDaddy's web design tool infringed on two website-building technology patents held by Express Mobile, ordering the internet domain registrar to pay $170 million (approximately RMB 1.2 billion) in damages.

Judge Meade demonstrated significant interest in the upcoming UPC Mannheim Regional Chamber hearing scheduled for November 14, 2025. This hearing will determine whether to uphold the adjustment of InterDigital's previously granted unilateral AILI, a decision that could directly impact judicial conflicts across the UK, Germany, and the UPC jurisdiction.

These lawsuits were filed in September at the Munich Regional Division of the Unified Patent Court in Europe, in September and October at the Delhi High Court in India, and in September at the Commercial Court of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. InterDigital is seeking injunctive relief and requesting the courts to declare Transsion a “non-cooperative licensee.”

According to complaints received by AGCM, DJI and Nital monitored distributors' pricing by comparing it against prices published on Nital's official website (www.hobbyhobby.it). Allegedly, upon detecting price deviations, both companies issued cease-and-desist letters to the distributors involved, threatening legal action over the use of DJI trademarks and other distinctive identifiers, and warning of product supply termination.

On November 3, the Munich Regional Court ruled that Disney infringed a patent held by InterDigital, granting InterDigital the right to seek an injunction. The patent in question supports technology enabling the dynamic overlay of a second video stream containing subtitles onto a first video stream. Disney may appeal this ruling.

Missouri-based home design company DesignWorks Homes and its sole shareholder Charles James jointly filed a lawsuit alleging copyright infringement by Missouri real estate firm House of Brokers and several independent brokers. The complaint alleged that brokers, acting as agents for then-owners, entered residences, reverse-engineered the designs using computer-aided design software to create floor plans, and published these plans on websites for property marketing.

Hisense's proactive patent infringement lawsuit against Nokia is not an isolated incident. Prior to this, Nokia had already initiated multiple rounds of patent litigation in 2025 against several companies, including Hisense, Acer, and Asus. These lawsuits span judicial and administrative bodies across multiple countries and regions, including the United States, India, and Europe.