Litigation

Now We Know Why Epic Sued Google

Epic’s case against Apple and its Apple Store has always been clear cut, but it took a recently unsealed and […]

Biographers: He Wasn’t There

Few living adults have had their early career lives more closely scrutinized by scholars than 81-year-old Bob Dylan. One biographer […]

CAFC Rules Against PersonalWeb

The Court of Appeals for the Federal District has issued a precedential decision that PersonalWeb Technologies’ patent claims against Google, […]

Should Ransomware Payments Be Banned?

Ransomware attacks have become so extensive, and so expensive, that their effects ripple through the entire economy: They have in […]

Understand Cryptocurrency? Well, You Don’t Have To In Order To Vote For Taxing Its Brokers

A provision that addresses cryptocurrency survived bipartisan negotiations and remains in the recently passed Senate version of the infrastructure bill. […]

The Dicey Question Of Transparency After A Cyberattack

Solar Winds is said to have gone public the day after it learned from cybersecurity company FireEye about the spectacular […]

Litigation, “Citizen Voice,” Blamed For Swollen Infrastructure Budgets

The $39 billion allocated for transit in the current version of the infrastructure bill sounds like a lot of money, […]

Ex-Prosecutor In Central Park Jogger Case May Proceed With Defamation Suit v Netflix

A federal court has ruled that a former prosecutor in the “Central Park Five” case can proceed with her defamation […]

George Mason Law Prof Who Had The Virus Sues Over Vaccine Mandate

A law professor at George Mason University has sued university officials over the school’s mask and vaccine policies. Plaintiff Todd […]

Citizen’s United Lawyer Files Anti-Vaccine Suit

James Bopp, the conservative lawyer who brought the campaign finance case Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, has asked the […]

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