The Lagree Fitness founder has sued St. Petersburg's Studio Physique, alleging the studio swapped patented Megaformers for knockoff versions.
Rising licensing costs and tightening enforcement actions are changing how U.S. fitness operators play the music their classes depend on.
The original Aescape corporate entity is winding down after substantially all of the company’s assets were sold earlier this year through a foreclosure process.
New charges against the climbing gym operator Movement Gyms come as Workers United foresees a broader wave of organizing across the fitness industry.
The suit hinges on whether similarities in how apps display recovery, strain and sleep data reflect infringement or industry-wide convergence. For Whoop, reinforcing the distinctiveness of its platform could be a key strategic move before going public.
David is having some fun while directly disputing a lawsuit that alleges its protein bars contain 80% more calories and 400% more fat than labeled.
Ultrahuman is officially back in the U.S., marking its return after a period of disruption tied to an International Trade Commission (ITC) import ban.
Xponential Fitness agreed to a proposed $17 million FTC payment and finalized a $22.75 million franchisee settlement as its shares plunged.
Ultrahuman’s patent-infringement lawsuit against Oura is back on after the Delhi High Court reinstated the previously dismissed suit.
Strava has withdrawn its lawsuit against Garmin just 21 days after filing it, ending a short-lived patent dispute that sparked backlash.
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