Litigation

AI-Generated Artwork Cannot Be Copyrighted Rules Appeals Court

AI-Generated Artwork Cannot Be Copyrighted Rules Appeals Court

A US appeals court rules that AI-generated artwork cannot be copyrighted, reaffirming that human authorship is required under the Copyright Act of 1976.

Copyright Battle Over AI and Fair Use Will Shape the Future of Tech

Copyright Battle Over AI and Fair Use Will Shape the Future of Tech

Legal battles over AI and fair use of copyrighted material are shaping the future as creators push for stronger protections.

Court Upholds Business Judgment Rule in Private Equity Sale Dispute

Court Upholds Business Judgment Rule in Private Equity Sale Dispute

Read how the court applied the business judgment rule, rejecting claims of conflicts in a private equity sale and affirming no unfair benefit to the controlling sponsor.

Department of Justice and SEC Target AI Washing

Department of Justice and SEC Target AI Washing

Learn more about the Department of Justice and SEC-led crackdown on AI washing and securities fraud in the high-profile MoviePass and Vinco cases.

Court Finds American Airlines Breached ERISA Duty of Loyalty Over ESG Proxy Voting

Court Finds American Airlines Breached ERISA Duty of Loyalty Over ESG Proxy Voting

Read the latest court ruling in which American Airlines violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) duty of loyalty by failing to monitor BlackRock’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) proxy voting within its retirement plan.

Employers Guide to the New World of “Illegal DEI”

Employers Guide to the New World of “Illegal DEI”

Discover what may be considered “illegal DEI” in light of litigation and guidance from both federal and state governments.

Seventh Circuit Reinstates FDCPA Claim Over Disputed Debt Reporting

Seventh Circuit Reinstates FDCPA Claim Over Disputed Debt Reporting

The Seventh Circuit revived a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA) case over disputed debt, finding issues with debt collectors’ reporting and reasonable care standards.

Musk’s Takeover of Federal Agencies Sparks Lawsuits and Privacy Concerns

Musk’s Takeover of Federal Agencies Sparks Lawsuits and Privacy Concerns

Read how Musk’s takeover of federal agencies has sparked lawsuits over privacy and security breaches, raising legal and national security concerns in Washington.

Supreme Court Clarifies 'Prevailing Party' Standard for Attorney’s Fees

Supreme Court Clarifies ‘Prevailing Party’ Standard for Attorney’s Fees

The Supreme Court ruled that a preliminary injunction doesn’t make a plaintiff a “prevailing party” for fees, impacting civil rights and regulatory litigation.

Objection to Vaccine Mandate Can Prevail Under Religious Discrimination Claim

Objection to Vaccine Mandate Can Prevail Under Religious Discrimination Claim

Discover more about a federal court ruling on whether a plaintiff can claim religious discrimination while also voicing secular concerns about vaccine safety within the same lawsuit.

Daily Updates

Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.

Scroll to Top