10 reasons the Clear Cooperation Policy poses an antitrust risk
The Clear Cooperation Policy (CCP) creates a restrictive environment where agents face penalties for not entering listings into the MLS within 24 hours, which resembles cartel behavior.
Here are the letters that convinced Google and Apple to keep TikTok online
The US Department of Justice assured tech giants like Google, Apple, and Amazon that they would not face legal repercussions for their dealings with TikTok.
Key fair use ruling clarifies when books can be used for AI training
This order doubts that any accused infringer could ever meet its burden of explaining why downloading source copies from pirate sites was itself reasonably necessary.
These Gun Manufacturers Make the Best .22 Handguns
The Supreme Court dismissed a gun lawsuit in New Mexico, reaffirming manufacturers' immunity under federal law regarding illegal trafficking knowledge.
Oakland police officers not immune from liability in deadly police chase
According to the lawsuit, the two officers should have reasonably foreseen that the crash was possible. Instead, they engaged in a 'ghost chase,' meaning they didn't...
First Amendment doesn't just protect human speech, chatbot maker argues
"The Court need not wrestle with the novel questions of who should be deemed the speaker of the allegedly harmful content here and whether that speaker has First Amendment rights..."
Carbon majors and the scientific case for climate liability
Liability for climate change lays a scientific foundation for legal accountability regarding climate impacts, potentially opening avenues for claims against responsible parties.