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Hackers stole cryptocurrency but the insurance company did not have to pay
July 25, 2023 - Insurance and loss Plaintiffs had a homeowners insurance policy with defendant insurance company. The policy covered personal property owned or used by the plaintiffs with . . .
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When X makes it an ex-brand: Can a company retain rights in an old trademark after rebranding?
July 24, 2023 - This past weekend Elon Musk announced plans to rebrand Twitter as X. This strategic shift from one of the most recognized names and logos in the social . . .
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Generative AI executive who moved to competitor slapped with TRO
July 24, 2023 - Generative AI is obviously a quickly growing segment, and competition among businesses in the space is fierce. As companies race to harness the transformative power . . .
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Court allows Amazon to censor “Wuhan plague” book reviews
July 20, 2023 - In 2015, plaintiff began posting book reviews on Amazon, but in 2019 Amazon revoked his review privileges due to guideline violations, including reviews that criticized . . .
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Does a human who edits an AI-created work become a joint author with the AI?
July 8, 2023 - If a human edits a work that an AI initially created, is the human a joint author under copyright law? U.S. copyright law (at 17 . . .
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Snapchat not liable for enabling teacher to groom minor student
June 28, 2023 - A high school science teacher used Snapchat to send sexually explicit content to one of her students, whom she eventually assaulted. Authorities uncovered this abuse . . .
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How do you sort out who owns a social media account used to promote a business?
June 19, 2023 - Imagine this scenario - a well-known founder of a company sets up social media accounts that promote the company's products. The accounts also occasionally display . . .
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Amazon gets Section 230 win over alleged defamatory product review
June 13, 2023 - Customer ordered a scarf from plaintiffs' Amazon store. Customer left a review claiming the scarf was not a real Burberry. When neither customer nor Amazon . . .
