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And Trump argues he's immune from prosecution in a new filing.

This week, a federal judge ordered the release of confidential files related to Jeffrey Epstein. But one woman is asking to stay anonymous, arguing she could be “in mortal danger.”

 

A divided Second Circuit on Thursday ruled that a former NBCUniversal executive should be allowed to amend his dismissed fraud claim over a fake Mark Rothko painting he was sold in 2001, but upheld the lower court's order tossing his negligent misrepresentation, warranty breach and rescission claims for being untimely.

From cases involving the use of a celebrity photograph, animated dancing video game characters, to artificial intelligence (AI) infringement inquiries, the number and type of matters copyright touches is seemingly infinite. The following highlights some of the top copyright decisions of 2023.

In a definitive chapter for the infamous Silk Road online black market, a U.S.

Admittedly, the high-shine concrete molding that lined the walls and met the floors overly waxed by inmates in the commercial cleaning program lost some of its luster, but workers at Osborn Correctional Institution in Somers, Connecticut were shifting. Only the ones who were deemed essential were go...

In a rare application of Section 1234A, the Tax Court has held that extending the settlement dates of a set of variable prepaid forward contracts (“VPFCs”) was an exchange for a second...

The Committee Notes to the newly implemented amendments to Federal Rule of Evidence 702 make clear that the “[j]udicial gatekeeping” of expert evidence is “essential.” Federal courts...

In Vans, Inc. v. MSCHF Product Studio, Inc., the first appellate court opinion to apply the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Jack Daniel's Properties v. VIP Products, the U.S. Court of Appeals...