Companies can use smart intellectual property strategies to help protect brand value and integrate legal protection with digital enforcement in additive manufacturing.

Companies should anticipate greater pressure to reassess the costs and benefits of filing patent validity challenges, following a recent Federal Circuit decision.

Texas’ US Supreme Court victory allowing its new congressional maps to be used for next year’s midterm elections has potentially broad implications for election law more generally.

The fight over the future of Hollywood just got nastier.

Just hours before Paramount Skydance Corp. Chief Executive Officer David Ellison launched a hostile bid for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., he hobnobbed in Washington with some of the federal government’s heaviest hitters.

Litigation funder Archetype Capital Partners won a court order barring its co-founder from using the firm’s proprietary systems for mass tort cases while its lawsuit accusing him of stealing trade secrets proceeds.

When Zillow Group Inc. removed climate risk scores from its home listings last month, following a complaint from the real estate industry, many observers took to the press and social media to warn that disappearing the data doesn’t get rid of the risk.

Google has been hit by a European Union probe over suspicions the US tech giant is abusing its market power in its rollout of artificial intelligence, days after Meta Platforms Inc. was targeted by a similar probe.

Asian and Norwegian shipping dynasties are among investors offering support for modern-day sail technology that claims to have potential to slash the amount of fuel needed by vessels.

The European Union reached a tentative deal to slash ESG requirements, as the bloc faces intensifying pressure from the US to rein in such rules amid ever-present trade tensions.

Australia’s central bank Governor Michele Bullock called an end to a truncated easing cycle as policymakers gauge whether a pickup in inflation requires an extended interest-rate pause or a switch to tightening.

Reddit Inc. is launching new safety features globally for all under-18s on its popular online forums ahead of Australia’s groundbreaking social media ban.

The Republican-controlled EEOC’s anticipated narrowing of its pregnancy bias rules would put it at odds with the Trump administration’s push to make in vitro fertilization more accessible.

Texas’ US Supreme Court victory allowing its new congressional maps to be used for next year’s midterm elections has potentially broad implications for election law more generally.

A North Carolina school board faces a lawsuit alleging a high school student was wrongly investigated for vandalism after displaying a message in tribute to slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

A dozen FBI agents sued the Trump administration over their firing in September for having taken a knee during a 2020 demonstration in Washington following the police killing of George Floyd.

An Eagles tour massage therapist claiming she was effectively paid to have sex with MSG Networks chair James Dolan encountered a Ninth Circuit panel Monday wary of reviving her sex trafficking suit against Dolan, his JD & The Straight Shot band, and the Azoff Company.

A Black JPMorgan Chase customer will have to arbitrate her discrimination claims against the bank and its branch manager after a split federal appeals court found she’s bound by an arbitration agreement.

The US Supreme Court’s liberal justices warned of far-reaching consequences affecting entities like the Tax Court should their conservative colleagues grant the president control over dozens of traditionally independent agencies.

Companies can use smart intellectual property strategies to help protect brand value and integrate legal protection with digital enforcement in additive manufacturing.

Companies should anticipate greater pressure to reassess the costs and benefits of filing patent validity challenges, following a recent Federal Circuit decision.

Texas’ US Supreme Court victory allowing its new congressional maps to be used for next year’s midterm elections has potentially broad implications for election law more generally.

A dozen FBI agents sued the Trump administration over their firing in September for having taken a knee during a 2020 demonstration in Washington following the police killing of George Floyd.

The co-founder and former CEO of Dallas-based logistics software startup Slync Inc. lost on Monday an appeal to undo convictions for misleading investors and misappropriating company funds.