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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Strava has withdrawn its lawsuit against Garmin just 21 days after filing it, ending a short-lived patent dispute that sparked backlash.
Oura has entered into new multiyear patent licensing agreements with fellow smart ring makers RingConn and Omate, expanding its network of collaborations across the category.
Pure Energy Music has signed a deal with Warner Music’s ADA to bring fitness-optimized soundtracks onto major streaming platforms like Spotify.
Strava has sued Garmin, alleging patent infringement over segments and heatmaps and breach of a cooperation deal.
Whoop sues Shenzhen Lexqi in U.S. court, alleging copycat wearables infringe its minimalist band design and confuse American consumers.
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ATN breaks down Next Health's acquisition of Lindora from Xponential Fitness, along with an alarming legal trend for gym operators.
The ex-CEO of Boston Sports Clubs has been ordered to pay $3.85M by a Massachusetts court over the gym chain's pandemic-era billing practices.
The Delhi High Court has dismissed Ultrahuman’s lawsuit against Oura, citing “wilful and deliberate” non-disclosure of U.S. trade rulings.
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