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A Texas judge ruled that TikTok misled users about a child safety feature on its platform.
A court has voided the Department of Energy's emergency orders that forced coal plants to stay open, rejecting federal intervention in generation facilities and potentially reversing multiple similar actions from the Trump administration.
A court ruling suggests that the TWEET trademark and Bird Logo may enter the public domain due to abandonment, while X Corp. retains rights to the TWITTER mark through 'formerly known as' references in app listings.
A US court has ruled that Google will not be forced to sell its ad exchange after losing an antitrust case. This concludes three major antitrust lawsuits against Google, resulting in limited consequences for the company.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal retaliation violating the First Amendment, and ordered the directives to be rescinded.
A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration's designation of Anthropic as a supply chain risk was illegal, violating the First and Fifth Amendments.
A court ruled that the Trump administration's blacklisting of Anthropic was unconstitutional and retaliatory, due to Anthropic's refusal to allow its AI for mass surveillance and lethal autonomous weapons.
A judge has ruled that the Trump administration's blacklisting of Anthropic was illegal, marking a significant legal development in AI regulation and government policy.
The Supreme Court rejected Verizon's bid for a $47 million refund from an FCC fine for selling user location data without consent, concluding this specific legal challenge amid ongoing disputes from other telecom carriers.
A state judge has ordered Kalshi, a prediction market platform, to cease offering sports bets and other wagers in Washington, citing violations of state gambling and consumer protection laws. Kalshi argues it is regulated by the CFTC and exempt from state laws, sparking ongoing legal disputes.
A US judge ordered Google to simplify the process for accessing third-party app stores in the Google Play Store within one week, citing anticompetitive practices in its implementation.
AT&T lost a court ruling in its attempt to stop offering basic phone service in California, as the state argued AT&T has not formally proposed a suitable replacement for copper lines.
Japan's Supreme Court ruled that artificial intelligence cannot be listed as an inventor on patent applications, affirming that inventors under patent law must be natural persons.
A German court ruled that Google is liable for false statements made by its AI Overviews, rejecting Google's defense that users understand AI outputs may be inaccurate. The decision could have global implications for AI search engines and chatbots.