Lawsuit

The Court Case That Could Change The Cannabis Industry Forever And How It Affects Rescheduling
RAW Rolling Papers Wins Critical Appeal In Trademark Battle: Major Victory For Manufacturer BBK
Apple Sues Ex-Employee For Leaking Confidential Information About Vision Pro To Journalists
RAW Rolling Papers Wins Critical Appeal In Trademark Battle: Major Victory For Manufacturer BBK
Apple Sues Ex-Employee For Leaking Confidential Information About Vision Pro To Journalists
Elon Musk Whiffs In Lawsuit Against Watchdog Group, Judge Blasts Case As Trying To 'Punish Defendants For Speech'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Breaks Silence On Musk's Lawsuit: 'What Elon's Real Motivations Here Are, I Don't Know'

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Meta Sues Former VP For Allegedly Stealing Confidential Documents Before Joining A 'Stealth' Cloud Computing Startup
Meta Platforms Inc. has filed a lawsuit against its former Vice President, Dipinder Singh Khurana, accusing him of stealing confidential documents before joining a rival AI cloud computing startup, reflecting the ongoing battle to protect intellectual property in the tech industry.
Apple To Pay $14M For iPhone Slowdown: Eligible Canadian Users Can Get Up To $150 From 'Batterygate' Settlement
The class-action lawsuit claimed that Apple had covertly slowed down iPhones as their batteries degraded.
Yuzu Emulator Under Fire: Nintendo Sues Over Alleged 1 Million Pre-Release Zelda Downloads
Nintendo ADR (OTC: NTDOY) filed a lawsuit against the developers of the Yuzu emulator for the Nintendo Switch, accusing them of facilitating the illegal download of over one million copies of "
Donald Trump Requests Postponement Of $83M Verdict Enforcement In Jean Carroll Lawsuit
Former President Donald Trump seeks a delay in enforcing the $83 million defamation verdict against him, citing an ongoing appeal as his lawyers petition a New York judge, amidst mounting legal challenges and financial liabilities.
Trump Goes After 'Crooked' Judge And 'Totally Corrupt' Attorney General After $355M Fine And 3-Year Ban In New York Civil Fraud Ruling: 'Witch Hunt'
Donald Trump criticizes a New York State judge's ruling imposing a $355 million fine and a three-year ban on company leadership, labeling it as "unAmerican" and part of a broader "witch hunt" against him.
Call Of Duty Pros Sue Activision Over Alleged Tournament Monopoly
In a lawsuit filed in a Los Angeles federal court, prominent players of the video game Call of Duty accused Microsoft Corp.'s (NASDAQ: MSFT) Activision Blizzard Inc.
Pfizer Agrees To Pay $93M To Settle Lipitor Antitrust Lawsuit Despite Calling Allegations 'Factually And Legally Without Merit'
Pfizer has agreed to pay $93 million to settle an antitrust lawsuit related to its cholesterol drug Lipitor.
New York City Sues TikTok, Facebook, YouTube In Their Home Turf Los Angeles Over Alleged Harm To Kids' Mental Health
New York City has filed a lawsuit against the parent companies of TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube, accusing them of designing and marketing their platforms in a way that attracts, addicts young users, and causes mental health issues, despite the companies' claims of implementing safeguards and promoting safe online experiences for teens.
OpenAI Wins Legal Battle As Federal Judge Dismisses Copyright Claims By Sarah Silverman And Other Authors
The court explained that the authors failed to cite "any particular output" that is "substantially similar — or similar at all — to their books."
Barclays VP Sues Bank For $290K Alleging Racial, Religious And Gender Discrimination
Nazia Lawrence, a vice president at Barclays, has taken legal action against the bank, alleging that she was denied a promotion due to racial, religious, and gender discrimination.
Texas City Slated To Decriminalize Weed Despite AG Paxton's Lawsuit Against Five Cities Over Amnesty Policies
The Lubbock Compact, an organization advocating for the decriminalization of small amounts of marijuana in Lubbock, Texas, has criticised Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit against five cities that have decriminalized marijuana possession. The Lubbock Compact argues that the lawsuit contradicts the wishes expressed by voters in those cities. Lubbock, the largest city in West Texas, is also considering decriminalization in an upcoming vote. However, Mayor Tray Payne stated that any such local policies would be unenforceable due to state law. Paxton argued that the cities' actions violated Texas law and promoted drug use that harms local communities, and he is seeking to prohibit local governments from decriminalizing marijuana. The Lubbock Compact hopes that other cities will continue advocating for decriminalization despite opposition from the state government.
Tim Cook Evades Elon Musk's Fate As Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Accusing Apple Of Overpaying CEO, Other Execs By Tens Of Millions
U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon in Manhattan dismissed the lawsuit, stating that Apple had accurately disclosed its pay methods in its 2023 proxy statement.
THC Cap Proposal Gains Momentum In Florida, Virginia To Treat Weed Like Alcohol As New York Cannabis Regulators Face Another Lawsuit
A Florida bill that aims to cap the level of delta-9 THC in cannabis products is advancing in the state House as members of the Healthcare Regulation Subcommittee passed it in a 13-4 vote, reported Florida Politics.
Tesla Faces Lawsuit From 25 California Counties Over Alleged Improper Handling Of Hazardous Waste
The district attorneys representing the counties have accused Tesla of intentionally disposing of hazardous waste at unauthorized locations that were not equipped to handle such materials.
Google Parent Alphabet Avoids $1.67B Lawsuit Over AI Chip Patent
Google has settled a $1.67 billion patent lawsuit filed by Singular Computing, which accused Google of incorporating its computer-processing solutions into AI technology used in various Google services.
Sofia Vergara, Netflix Sued By Drug Lord's Family To Stop Release Of 'Griselda' Series
Michael Blanco says the show's creators used his private artistic literary work without permission and wants to stop the series from opening.
Court Rejects Twitter's Bid To Inform Donald Trump About Data Search Warrant
A U.S. federal appeals court rejects Twitter's request to inform former President Donald Trump about a search warrant for his data, upholding a penalty against the company for not complying promptly with the warrant.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Summoned To Court In Texas Over Alleged Misuse Of Facial Recognition
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is summoned for a deposition in a Texas court case concerning the alleged illegal use of facial recognition technology by the company.
OpenAI CEO Denies Need For New York Times Data Amidst Copyright Infringement Lawsuit: 'We Do Not Want…'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman denies the need for extensive training data from publishers like The New York Times amidst a copyright infringement lawsuit, focusing on alternative content partnerships.
Tech Giant Google Agrees To Resolve Incognito Mode Privacy Suit For $5B: What Users Need To Know
Alphabet Inc's Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL) has agreed to resolve a 2020 class-action lawsuit for $5 billion.
Open AI, Microsoft Sued By Pulitzer-Winning Authors, Accused Of Copyright Infringement
A group of 11 nonfiction authors, including Pulitzer Prize winners, has joined a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, accusing the companies of copyright infringement by using their writings without permission for training AI programs.
Apple Scrambles To Save $17B Smartwatch Business From Impending Ban: Report
Apple is reportedly working to salvage its $17 billion smartwatch business from an impending U.S. ban, set to take effect on Dec. 25, by tweaking algorithms related to blood oxygen level measurement, which is at the center of a patent infringement claim by Masimo Corp.
Microsoft's Activision Blizzard Settles California Gender Discrimination Case For $55M
Activision Blizzard, now a Microsoft subsidiary, settles a sex discrimination case with the California Civil Rights Department for nearly $55 million, providing relief to affected women and addressing allegations of harassment and discrimination dating back to 2015.