A California mother alleges ChatGPT collected and used her children's personal information without valid consent. The ...

The familiar blue Amazon smile has become a common sight on roads across the country. Millions of packages arrive each day in delivery vehicles bearing the company's logo, making Amazon one of the ...

On Sep. 26, I blogged about the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) investigation of 530 vaping-related illnesses and nine deaths in the U.S. Virgin Islands, Washington, D.C. and 38 states. On Oct. 15 ...

Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life. People use AI chatbots to draft emails, summarize documents, compare products, plan vacations, and increasingly, ask questions about their ...

Thousands of Paragard IUD lawsuits remain pending in federal court in Atlanta, but the next bellwether trial will not take place this September as previously scheduled. The second federal bellwether ...

As an attorney, Ruth Bader Ginsburg was known for writing an artful amicus brief. Her submissions are credited for helping inform and influence the U.S. Supreme Court to rule women could be called ...

Less than two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court expanded presidential authority to remove leaders of independent federal agencies, President Trump has used that power in the exact way critics feared.

Smart TVs can track what you watch, including content from streaming devices and gaming consoles. Following privacy settlements involving Samsung and LG, learn how automatic content recognition (ACR) ...

Over 100 plaintiffs say a doctor at an Oregon juvenile detention facility sexually abused them when they were minors. The state’s youth authority agency has come under scrutiny after former staffers ...

Historically, U.S. service members have been forbidden from suing the federal government for any harm experienced while on active duty, but a new bipartisan bill aims to change the rules for sexual ...

Chances are you have seen a political ad and quietly, or loudly, asked yourself, “How can they lie like that? Is it even legal?” The short answer is yes. It is legal for candidates for federal office ...

Every year, the U.S. Supreme Court issues rulings that shape American life, affecting voting rights, education, immigration, technology, and criminal justice. Although the Court’s decisions are widely ...