Big Law
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Reddit Sues AI Company, Anthropic, for ‘Scraping’ User Comments to Train its Chatbot, Claude
Social media platform Reddit sued the artificial intelligence company Anthropic on Wednesday, alleging that it…
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Buc-ee’s Files Lawsuit Against Lowcountry Apparel Company for Copyright Infringement
Buc-ee’s, a popular travel center that offers gas, food, and merchandise in a one-stop shop,…
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Netflix and Tyler Perry Studios Sued for Trademark Infringement Over “She the People”
A lawsuit claims the new comedy set in Mississippi, written and directed by Tyler Perry,…
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FTC and Meta Wrap Up Six Week Long Trial Over Alleged Social Networking Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Meta have wrapped up a six-week trial over the…
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Eminem Publisher Sues Meta Alleging Unlicensed Song Usage on Facebook, Instagram
Eminem’s music publisher has filed suit against multinational tech company Meta, alleging the Detroit rapper’s…
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Aldi Sued by Oreo Maker Over Alleged Copycat Packaging
The maker of Oreos, Chips Ahoy cookies, Ritz crackers and other popular snacks is suing…
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PBS Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Defunding
PBS filed suit Friday against President Donald Trump and other administration officials to block his…
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Acrisure Acquires Global Payments, One of the Leading Payroll Companies in the U.S., for $1.1B
Acrisure today announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire Global Payments’ (NYSE: GPN) payroll…
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GCL, Live Event Company Behind Swift, Beyoncé, and McCartney’s Mega-Tours Sold for $1 Billion
GCL, a worldwide leader in live events logistics, has announced a strategic investment from Providence…
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Trump’s Media Company to Buy Bitcoin, Investors to Buy $2.5B of Stock
Donald Trump’s media company said on Tuesday that institutional investors will buy $2.5bn worth of its…
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