Nevada is expected to use artificial intelligence to speed up its unemployment benefits appeals processes. Though the benefits of getting dollars into thousands of Nevadans’ pockets quickly must not be
Car companies are collecting and selling a vast swath of drivers’ data without their knowledge. A new class action aims to stop them.
On March 3, 2023, Alex Murdaugh received two consecutive life sentences for the killings of his wife and youngest son. Murdaugh was also charged with a string of state
On November 2nd, Major League Baseball avoided a possible Supreme Court challenge when it settled a federal lawsuit with 40 minor league baseball teams who lost their affiliations with MLB
Reaction content on YouTube and Twitch garners millions of views––but what are the legal implications of using another person’s work for your video, and how have content reactors reacted to
Courts have long recognized the press’s impenetrable First Amendment right to publish what they wish, including unlawfully-leaked classified information. Whistleblowers, the ones who gave them that information, deserve First Amendment
The Amgen decision has clarified the Supreme Court’s position on genus claims and enablement as they relate to new technologies like biologics. The Court has made clear that the requirements
Family vlogging has become extremely prevalent on social media. However, the legal landscape concerning the protection of child influencers is only recently making strides through state-based legislation.
On February 14th, 2024, six dating app users filed a class action against MatchGroup Inc., the parent company of several popular dating apps. The complaint is accusing Match of deceptive
If you have an Instagram or TikTok account, chances are your feed was flooded with “Rich Girl” from Hall & Oates during December of 2023. While this social media trend
