Litigation

Ohio Supreme Court Says No Property Coverage For Ransomware

In a unanimous ruling, the Ohio Supreme Court held that ransomware costs to a medical billing software company are not […]

Yahoo Wins TCPA Coverage Dispute In CA Supreme Court

At $500 for every class member who received an unwanted communication (or “actual damages,” whichever is higher), penalties for violations […]

Record $275M Fine For Game Maker

The $275 million fine, for alleged violations of the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), was one of two settlements […]

Enforcing Noncompetes Creates Startup Jobs, Study Concludes

Most startups fail, but those that succeed contribute disproportionately to job creation. Startups created almost 4 million jobs in the […]

American Builders Wins Bad Faith Suit Against Southern-Owners

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that Southern-Owners Insurance acted in bad faith when it […]

Cyber Insurance Reeling, May Disappear, Says Zurich Insurance Exec

Among all risks, natural catastrophes have been considered the most likely to become uninsurable, but it now looks as if […]

Once In a Blue Moon Privilege Ruling

The idiom “once in a blue moon” refers to something that happens rarely, of course, and derives from the real-life […]

Robot Opines On Its Potential Legal Problems

It’s getting easier to interact with AI, and it’s going to get a lot easier in the near future, observers […]

Another “Inflation” Is Roiling The Insurance Market

Social inflation is a broad and somewhat slippery term that refers to rising insurance costs as the result of increasing […]

Twitter Allegedly Fired Employees On Medical Leave

Allegations that Twitter terminated employees who were on medical or parental leave, unfairly laid off more women than men, and […]

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