"One of my little joys this past summer was a brown sugar cold foam cold brew from Starbucks, most often purchased after a strenuous sculling session. Simpler in both construction and calories than a frappuccino, but with the same instantaneous burst of sugary delight on the initial sip, each drink was a hit of warm-weather pleasure to savor. For the first few sips (gulps) the brown sugar cold foam overwhelmed,"
"On the one hand, 2025 has already delivered some impressive patent verdicts and settlement results, particularly in cases that are suspected, if not confirmed to be, funded. Adding to the fun has been the defanging of the PTAB for many patent owners due to the developing discretionary denial of IPR jurisprudence. Likewise, many of the dangerous shoals in the regulatory waters have thus far been avoided by the good ship USS Litigation Funding,"
A brown sugar cold foam cold brew delivers an intense initial sweetness that mellows as the drink is consumed, leaving a balanced, finishing cup. In 2025 patent litigation funding achieved notable successes, including impressive verdicts and settlements, often in cases suspected to be funded. PTAB developments toward discretionary denial of IPRs reduced risk for many patent owners. The litigation funding industry avoided several regulatory threats, adapted to strict disclosure regimes, and navigated legislative proposals such as the Tillis amendment. Overall conditions appear favorable, though 2025 also included challenges and expressed concerns among market participants.
Read at Above the Law
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