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San Diego seeks to void $85M award in sheriff restraint case

SAN DIEGO (AP) San Diego County lawyers are seeking to wipe out an $85 million jury.

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California city beats lawsuit brought by protestor shot with rubber bullet

California city beats lawsuit brought by protestor shot with rubber bullet
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Update on protestor shot with rubber bullet by police: California city says it is not at fault

Update on protestor shot with rubber bullet by police: California city says it is not at fault
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San Diego can t get out of lawsuit brought by woman shot by rubber bullet

SAN DIEGO (Legal Newsline) - San Diego County and its sheriff’s department will have to face accusations a deputy shot a woman with a rubber bullet while her children were protesting police violence.

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This week in IP: Carmakers drive TM filings, Germany rejects IP waiver, Markle beats Mail on Sunday

The German government yesterday rejected the US-backed proposal to waive all intellectual property rights to COVID vaccines. A government spokesperson said in a statement to multiple media outlets that the limiting factors in the production of vaccines were the production capacities and high-quality standards, not patents. She added that the US suggestion to waive patent protection for COVID vaccines had significant implications for vaccine production as a whole. “The protection of intellectual property is a source of innovation and must remain so in the future. Other European government heads, however, expressed support for the proposal to waive IP rights for COVID vaccines. French president

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