Piercing the Veil , Why Valve Wants to Hold Leigh Rothschild Personally Liable
The 2016 settlement between Valve Corporation and Rothschild’s Display Technologies LLC was meant to put an end to…
A Shock Deal in AI Research Leaves Competitors Reeling
The AI research industry has been rocked by Meta’s recent recruiting binge, especially among competitors who believed their…
Checks, Balances, and Broken Trust: Inside the Frasco v. State of Oregon Settlement
The initial indicators were modest, such as workers observing a few hours missing, overtime that wasn’t recorded, or…
What the MGM Data Settlement Really Reveals About Corporate Accountability
MGM’s iconic resorts, with their synchronized fountains, sparkling casinos, and the buzz of risk and reward, exude confidence…
New Leaks Suggest Major AI Firms Are Racing To Outperform Each Other’s Safety Teams
A number of recent internal leaks have revealed how big AI companies see safety, not as a pillar…
PrizePicks Settles in New York—But the Legal Game May Just Be Starting
By putting a contemporary spin on fantasy sports and attracting users with slick UI and straightforward competitions, PrizePicks…
Behind the Shuttered Stores , Hardee’s Legal Battle with ARC Burger Explained
Even well-established fast food companies can quickly fall apart when the financial strings break, despite the fact that…
Apple’s New Battery Optimization System Promises “Hours, Not Minutes” of Extra Life
Phone users have long tolerated the silent panic that arises as the battery bars become red. How much…
Mass Arbitration, Not a Class Action: How Natural Cycles Faces Its Critics
Natural Cycles gained rapid traction by promising something quite novel: app-based, hormone-free contraception based on rigorous science. It…
A Place That Knows Your Name: The Human Economy of the Good Samaritan Shop Lamar Missouri
Flashy windows and well-designed branding don’t draw your attention to the Good Samaritan Thrift Store. It’s not attempting…