Litigation
Read how Musk’s takeover of federal agencies has sparked lawsuits over privacy and security breaches, raising legal and national security concerns in Washington.
The Supreme Court ruled that a preliminary injunction doesn’t make a plaintiff a “prevailing party” for fees, impacting civil rights and regulatory litigation.
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.
OpenAI researcher Alec Radford has been subpoenaed in a copyright lawsuit over AI training data that authors claim infringes their works.
Read how the CFPB is signaling continued enforcement priorities, proceeding with a lawsuit against a fintech lender over alleged Military Lending Act violations.
Read more about how the Delaware Supreme Court recently overruled a lower court in a case involving Tripadvisor’s decision to reincorporate from Delaware to Nevada.
Read why the Supreme Court’s debate about the materiality standard in fraud cases could reshape how deception and financial harm are prosecuted.
Learn why the sharing of user data is central to resolving the Google antitrust case and restoring competition to the search engine market.
Read about attorneys in a Wyoming Federal court who were sanctioned for citing eight precedents that were fabricated by AI in a court filing.
Morgan & Morgan warns lawyers after facing potential sanctions for AI-generated false citations, highlighting the risks of unverified AI in legal filings.
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