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Apple wins again in copyright infringement battle over Apple TV thriller series

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Briefings

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a previous verdict clearing Apple of copyright infringement claims regarding a hit thriller series. This decision follows a prior ruling from early last year that invalidated allegations of copying an independent film. The case involved allegations that Apple's content was derived from a specific source material, though the specific film title and exact nature of the alleged copying remain undefined in the provided text.

Key points

• The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a prior verdict clearing Apple of copyright infringement claims.
• The specific independent film title and the exact nature of the alleged copying are not specified in the evidence.

Context

This legal resolution occurred in 2026, addressing allegations that Apple's hit thriller series was copied from an independent film. The Ninth Circuit's decision reinforces the outcome from early last year, confirming Apple's innocence in the dispute.

Limitations

The provided evidence is extremely sparse, containing only the court's decision and a reference to a prior verdict. Specific details such as the name of the independent film, the exact date of the alleged copying, and the specific nature of the alleged infringement are not included in the source text.

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