Can generative AI turn hearsay into admissible evidence?

In the recent case of Malia LLC v. State Farm, an insurance policyholder sued the insurance company claiming the insurance company wrongfully denied coverage. The . . .

Facial recognition missteps lead to dismissal in New York criminal case

A criminal defendant sought dismissal of a criminal charge for aggravated harassment in the second degree. An issue arose after law enforcement identified defendant using . . .

Confusing UDRP decision regarding proof required for showing of no rights or legitimate interests

Want your online agreements to be enforceable? Keep good transaction data.

Tweet served as evidence of initial interest confusion in trade dress case

Daughter’s Facebook post costs dad $80,000

Another court puts an end to a social media discovery fishing expedition

No privacy interest in photo metadata

Does publication on the web give rise to “access” in copyright infringement analysis?

Court considers Yelp posting as evidence of potential consumer confusion in trademark case