lawsuits

AI “Image Generators” Sued By Artists

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An article in ARTnews provides an in-depth look at a class action that is likely to get a lot of attention, particularly now that […]

EEOC Outlines Its Proposed Enforcement Priorities

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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has released a draft of proposed enforcement priorities for the years 2023 through 2027. Law firm Gibson Dunne has […]

Head-On SPAC Attack In Delaware Court

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A decision by the Delaware Chancery Court earlier this month allows a case targeting GigCapital3, a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) to proceed. The […]

Another Nail In The Coffin Of Covid Business Interruption Claims

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Earlier this month the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled decisively in favor of several insurers, in a case where dozens of […]

A Formidable Stable Of Law Firms For DeSantis’ “Culture War”

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Four law firms, including the firm where Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis once worked as a litigator, have received at least $16.7 million to wage […]

Ohio Supreme Court Says No Property Coverage For Ransomware

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

Yahoo Wins TCPA Coverage Dispute In CA Supreme Court

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

Record $275M Fine For Game Maker

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

“Pyrrhic” Victory For DOJ In Aerospace Labor-Poaching Case

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In a case involving a high-level no-poach agreement in the aerospace industry, the Department of Justice Antitrust Division beat back the defendant companies’ attempt […]