Case details: Fujifilm Corporation v Kodak, LD Mannheim, January 30, 2026 (UPC_CFI_365/2023) - In its decision, the Mannheim Local Division (LD Mannheim) of the Unified Patent Court (UPC) issued an enforcement order imposing penalties for Kodak’s continued non-compliance with previous court orders. In doing so, the UPC confirmed its nuanced approach to the territoriality....By: A&O Shearman

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Cobra Kai starts as a kind of grounded dramedy about a guy who wants to restart his childhood Karate school. It's an earnest love letter to the Karate Kid movies, but in the first season you're also watching scenes of a guy trying to file his permits properly. It's fundamentally about a few relationships, and a few key themes-nostalgia, fatherhood, the merits of living aggressively. At some point, however, I think what must have happened is that they realized they have a cast chock full of talented martial artists, and choreographers and directors and stuntpeople who LOVE martial arts choreography, and in season 2 the show is suddenly about the San Fernando Valley becoming Karateland overnight, and there are suddenly roving bands of rival Karate Gangs getting into large-scale brawls in the middle of school. The police can apparently do nothing. At one point the entire Cobra Kai school attacks the LaRusso residence and the only way to stop them is to kick their asses. And it's fantastic, and one of my favorite shows I've seen in the last five years. Are there other shows that successfully "escalate" like this? submitted by /u/ditzythedame [link] [comments]

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Ionta Eugene Proctor, 41, and Alize Margaret Phipps, 23, both of Waldorf, are charged in separate Charles County District Court cases with felony theft of property valued at $1,500 to under $25,000 after court documents say they were found in a Ford F-150 reported stolen from Prince George’s County. The cases were filed May 22, 2026, and both remain open in District Court for Charles County. According to the charging documents, the incident began on May 22, 2026, at about 5:42 a.m., when PFC Harden of the Charles County Sheriff’s Office received a license plate reader alert from an agency-issued vehicle. The alert involved a Ford F-150 with Maryland registration 9EE1379 in the area of Bensville Road and Billingsley Road. Court documents state that the registration was checked through NCIC and confirmed as a stolen vehicle from Prince George’s County. The vehicle was later seen on Middletown Road in Waldorf and was observed turning into a 7-Eleven on Middletown Road, where it stopped at a gas pump, according to the statements of probable cause. Corporal Weaver of the Charles County Sheriff’s Office and another officer conducted what court documents describe as a felony stop, and two occupants were taken into […] The post Two Waldorf Residents Arrested After Stolen Ford F-150 Located at 7-Eleven In Waldorf appeared first on Southern Maryland News Net.

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David Reidy Brosnahan, 54, of North Beach, has been charged with disorderly conduct, trespass on private property, and failure to obey a reasonable and lawful order after an alleged May 30, 2026, disturbance at CalvertHealth Medical Center in Prince Frederick. The charges stem from an incident on Hospital Road in Prince Frederick. A deputy with the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office reported being dispatched to CalvertHealth around 10 p.m. for a disorderly call. While responding, the deputy was told that Brosnahan had been escorted off the property and was becoming argumentative and physical with staff. When the deputy arrived, Brosnahan was speaking with Cpl. Evans outside in the hospital parking lot. The deputy wrote that Brosnahan appeared intoxicated and extremely agitated. According to the filing, Brosnahan said he needed his shirt and wanted deputies to get it for him. The deputy and Cpl. Evans explained that they did not have the shirt and that it had been taken as evidence. After speaking with the charge nurse, the deputy reported being told that Brosnahan had been released from the hospital and needed to leave. Brosnahan was then told several times to leave the property. The deputy wrote that Brosnahan continued yelling profanities […] The post North Beach Man Charged With Disorderly Conduct, Trespassing at Hospital appeared first on Southern Maryland News Net.

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UPDATE 5/30/2026: On Thursday, May 28, 2026, at 8:34 p.m., police, firefighters and emergency medical services were dispatched to a serious motor vehicle collision in the 27000 block of Mechanicsville Road in Mechanicsville. A preliminary investigation indicates that a 2012 Nissan X-Terra, operated by Michael Sirk, 86, of Mechanicsville, was traveling on Mechanicsville Road and attempted to turn into a private driveway. The vehicle failed to yield the right of way and struck a black and blue Honda CBR 600RR, operated by Leo Cianciolo, 22, of Mechanicsville. The driver of the motorcycle was transported by Maryland State Police Aviation Command Trooper 7 to an area trauma center with life-threatening injuries, where he is currently listed in critical condition. Currently, it appears that driver error and excessive speed are contributing factors in the collision. Due to the severity of the crash, the Collision Reconstruction Unit has assumed the investigation and is requesting eyewitness assistance from the public. If you were traveling in the area and witnessed anything, please contact Corporal Vincent Pontorno at Vincent.Pontorno@stmaryscountymd.gov or 301-475-4200, extension 2337. 5/29/2026: On Thursday, May 28, 2026, at approximately 8:40 p.m., police, firefighters and emergency medical services responded to the area of 27404 Mechanicsville […] The post UPDATE: 22-Year-Old Mechanicsville Man in Critical Condition After Motorcycle Crash appeared first on Southern Maryland News Net.

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