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Apple TV and M. Night Shyamalan’s show Servant end six‑year IP infringement lawsuit

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Collider reported that Apple TV and M. Night Shyamalan’s show Servant were sued for intellectual property infringement, and that the six‑year legal battle has officially ended with a verdict now in.

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The resolution ends a long‑running dispute that could have impacted the future of his series Servant.

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