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By Jessica Corso
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said Friday that it plans to scrutinize financial firms' use of artificial intelligence in order to ensure that the companies are guarded against cybersecurity attacks.
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By Spencer Brewer
The Texas Office of the Attorney General on Thursday announced that pharmaceutical company Gilead Sciences Inc. ...(read more)
By Isaac Monterose
The U.S. Department of the Treasury has proposed a rule that would bar large institutional investors from buying...(read more)
By Jeff Overley
A Mississippi federal judge's careless use of artificial intelligence tools led to "sloppy edicts" riddled with "falsehoods and fabrications," the Fifth Circuit held in a Thursday night opinion removing the judge from litigation over an anti-DEI law in the Magnolia State because of his "extraordinarily grave errors."
By Bonnie Eslinger
Reed Smith urged the Second Circuit in an emergency motion to pause lower court decisions requiring the firm to turn over client files related to shipping company Eletson, saying the courts have "presumed the outcome" of a bankruptcy appeal before scheduled December oral arguments.
By Lauraann Wood
The founder of an apparel company that lost a "This We'll Defend" slogan infringement trial and appeal has one week to comply with the permanent injunction requiring him to relinquish property bearing the trademark or be held in contempt of court, an Illinois federal judge said Thursday.
By Caroline Simson
England's Court of Appeal on Thursday ordered Russia to put up nearly £1 million in security as it appeals the enforcement of some $50 billion in arbitral awards to former shareholders of Yukos Oil Co., citing a "real risk" that the country could refuse to pay if it's unsuccessful.
By Dorothy Atkins
Plaintiffs' firms urged the Ninth Circuit to reverse a ruling Thursday requiring them to contribute 8% of their recovery fees to a common benefit fund in multidistrict litigation over Monsanto's Roundup weed killer, arguing the judge ignored a special master's recommendation and the issue "cries out for some appellate supervision."
By Theresa Schliep
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office issued initial denials of Anthropic PBC's request to register the term "Claude Mythos" for its artificial intelligence products, preliminarily finding that the term would likely be confused with an existing registration.
By Elliot Weld
The Ninth Circuit on Thursday upheld a jury's decision clearing Apple Inc. and filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan of allegations that they stole an independent filmmaker's work for the Apple TV show "Servant," rejecting arguments of improper jury instructions.
By Melanie Dorsey
A panel of the Sixth Circuit on Thursday questioned whether Ford should have to surrender $13.2 million in profits from a vehicle interface module after a jury found the automaker misappropriated a supplier's trade secrets, pressing attorneys on whether the award improperly included profits generated by features unrelated to the disputed technology.
By Jared Foretek
Democratic Virginia state Sen. L. Louise Lucas was charged in a federal indictment unsealed Thursday with racketeering, money laundering, conspiracy to distribute marijuana and conspiracy to commit wire fraud, accused of running a criminal enterprise through a Portsmouth hemp shop.
By David Aaro
Zurich American Insurance convinced the Eleventh Circuit on Thursday to narrow First Solar Electric LLC's $12.2 million jury win in a coverage dispute over rain damage, but the appeals court backed the bulk of damages awarded to the Georgia solar farm.
A California jury on Thursday ended a decadelong, precedent-setting race bias suit brought by a Black San Francisco prosecutor's office worker who claims that the city inadequately responded after a co-worker called her a racial slur, finding that there was no racial harassment or retaliation.
By Matthew Perlman
The Federal Trade Commission has requested additional information about Curium's planned $8 billion acquisition of fellow radiopharmaceutical company Lantheus Holdings Inc., extending a waiting period that prevents the transaction from closing.