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Oura targets Ultrahuman’s redesigned smart ring following import ban
29 October 2026   The Finnish wearable tech company strikes again after the Indian rival’s redesigned ring cleared US Customs, with one of Oura’s asserted patents issued just two days earlier.

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6 October 2026   The new partner advises technology and life sciences companies in Section 337 investigations and related patent disputes, drawing on extensive private practice and government experience.
23 September 2026   Varnum appoints the new partner to its litigation and ADR practice team as a partner in Michigan, bringing industry expertise in software, medical devices, robotics, consumer electronics and more.
18 September 2026   The new hire brings more than two decades’ experience managing complex cross-border disputes in life sciences and technology, including most recently at the Unified Patent Court.
9 September 2026   The UPC has handed the medical device company a significant win over continuous glucose monitoring tech, granting a broad provisional injunction after finding that SiBio’s rival system was likely to infringe its European patent.
3 September 2026   A decision at the USPTO has cleared the way for renewed enforcement in the drugmaker’s dispute over light-based dermatology tech.
24 August 2026   The four-person team adds significant life sciences experience to the litigation boutique, drawn to move firms by Stris’ “outstanding trial lawyers” and “sophisticated appellate capabilities”.
18 August 2026   The European court has backed Abbott in a dispute over glucose-monitoring technology, while offering guidance on a key added-matter issue.
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