The data privacy litigation landscape has reached a critical inflection point. With federal court filings surging from approximately 1,425 cases in 2020 to over 2,529 in 2024, businesses face unprecedented legal exposure. As we move through 2025, the stakes have never been higher for companies collecting, processing, or storing consumer […]
When most people think of trademark infringement, they think of knockoffs like fake Rolex® watches or dubious Louis Vuitton® bags sold by street vendors. In these cases, a junior user comes along and tries to profit from the goodwill of a well-known senior user, either through outright deception or by […]
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized business operations, but it has also opened a Pandora’s box of legal liability. As AI adoption accelerates across industries, so does AI-related litigation. From copyright infringement claims against generative AI companies to employment discrimination lawsuits targeting automated hiring systems, 2025 has emerged as a watershed year […]
In an age when digital interactions dominate how businesses engage with clients, data privacy risks have moved to the forefront. Recent litigation trends show that insurers and financial services companies are now squarely in the cross-hairs of plaintiffs’ firms. The article “Data Privacy Litigation Trends Against Insurers and Financial Services […]
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in business operations, many organizations have turned to tools like ChatGPT to help draft contracts, interpret regulations, or provide quick legal context. However, a significant policy update from OpenAI has changed how AI can be used for legal guidance. The shift has important implications […]
Amazon has built one of the most complex return ecosystems in the world—handling more than $100 billion in returned goods annually. Behind its consumer-facing convenience is a vast network of third-party liquidators, logistics firms, and resale channels that keep its “river of returns” flowing. For companies operating in the reverse […]
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we do business, from streamlining insurance claims and enhancing diagnostics to detecting fraud and analyzing supply chain data. But as AI enters the courtroom, one critical question looms: Can we trust machine-generated evidence? Federal courts are one step closer to answering that question. […]
In a digital-first economy, data has come to be regarded as a valuable asset for any business. But that valuable data can quickly become a liability. In fact, the number of hacked accounts surged by 800% in 2024, reaching 5.5 billion — or 180 accounts every second. [1] For most […]
In 2023, federal appellate courts have notably adhered to a more demanding approach to plaintiffs’ standing in class action lawsuits, aligning with the precedent set by the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2021 decision in TransUnion LLC v. Ramirez. A growing number of federal circuit decisions emphasize one consistent TransUnion requirement: the […]
Social media has fundamentally transformed how legal cases unfold in modern courtrooms, creating both opportunities and challenges for law enforcement, attorneys, and the justice system. From criminal investigations to civil litigation, platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter have become invaluable sources of evidence while simultaneously raising new questions about privacy, […]