OpenAI faces a wave of copyright infringement lawsuits from groups across the media and entertainment industries in India. Several news organizations, book publishers, and music labels allege OpenAI used their
The NBA of recent times has been marked by blockbuster trades largely controlled by the superstar players themselves, putting NBA teams at the mercy of the wishes of their best
The 2018 decision in Murphy v. National Collegiate Athletic Association laid the groundwork for legalized sports betting. 38 states have now introduced some form of sports wagering, 30 of them
William Cowen, Acting General Council of the National Labor Relations Board, rescinded a memorandum by his predecessor arguing that student-athletes should be considered employees under the National Labor Relations Act,
Texas, New York, Virginia, and Iowa banned DeepSeek on government devices, citing data privacy and national security concerns. Their actions reflect ongoing concerns about national security and data privacy. At
Gucci filed a lawsuit against Lord & Taylor in 2023, claiming that the retailer sold handbags, shoes, and belts displaying counterfeit versions of its “famous GUCCI trademark and related iconic
Last week, Kim Kardashian was sued by Ivan Cantu in California state court for defamation after allegedly posting a photo of him mistakenly identifying him as a Texas death row
The DOJ indictment against Tenet Media, in connection with a propaganda scheme directed from Russia, alleges the company conspired to violate the Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA). This blog grounds
Unauthorized use of logos often results in trademark infringement cases, as businesses rely on trademark law to protect their brand and maintain control over their logos. Trademark law prevent consumer
Chappell Roan, one of the biggest artists of 2024, used her Grammy acceptance speech to call for better wages and benefits for musicians. Her advocacy for artists rights underscores the
