Can the Fifth Amendment protect you from having to turn over your personal email account if you’re fired?

  Can the Fifth Amendment protect you from having to turn over your personal laptop and email account when you are fired? Maybe not. In . . .

Game developer prevails in action over bogus DMCA takedown notices

Defendant posted some videos on YouTube about the game Destiny 2. The videos stayed online for eight years with no issues until Bungie, the game's . . .

Lawyers and AI: Key takeaways from being on a panel at a legal ethics conference

Earlier today I was on a panel at Hinshaw & Culbertson's LMRM Conference in Chicago. This was the 23rd annual LMRM Conference, and the event . . .

Fifth Amendment did not save former employee from having to turn over his Gmail account

Plaintiff biotech company sued a former employee for allegedly emailing proprietary information to his personal Gmail account and discussing employment with competitors. Plaintiff’s investigations revealed . . .

Website operator not liable under Wiretap Act for allowing Meta to intercept visitor communications

Plaintiffs asserted that defendant healthcare organization inadequately protected the personal and health information of visitors to defendant’s website. In particular, plaintiffs alleged that unauthorized third . . .

VIDEO: Elon Musk / OpenAI lawsuit – What’s it all about?

  So Elon Musk has sued OpenAI. What's this all about? The lawsuit centers on the breach of a founding agreement and OpenAI's shift from . . .

Stealing data: Ninth Circuit examines whether cellular data can be subject to a conversion claim

Plaintiffs sued Google alleging Google improperly used plaintiffs’ cellular data without consent, constituting conversion under California law. The lower court dismissed the case for failure . . .

Musk v. Altman Complaint