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Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis Owners File Class-Action Suit Over Alleged EV Charge Port Issues - Vimarsana News

Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis Owners File Class-Action Suit Over Alleged EV Charge Port Issues

Owners of Hyunai Ioniq, Kia EV6 and Genesis GV60 models claim there is a fault with the vehicle's charger port, causing it to overheat during Level 2 charging sessions.

Source: yahoo.com
Julian Assange: US rejects Australia's calls to end pursuit of WikiLeaks founder during Ausmin talks | Australian foreign policy - Vimarsana News

Julian Assange: US rejects Australia's calls to end pursuit of WikiLeaks founder during Ausmin talks | Australian foreign policy

Ministers’ meeting focused on military cooperation and agreed to increase ‘tempo’ of US nuclear-powered submarine visits to Australia as part of Aukus pact

EV Owners Launch Class Action Suit Against Hyundai Over Charging Plug Defect - Vimarsana News

EV Owners Launch Class Action Suit Against Hyundai Over Charging Plug Defect

A nationwide class-action lawsuit claims that the Hyundai Ioniq 5, 6, Genesis GV60, and Kia EV6 plugs overheat, slowing charging significantly

AI Legal News Summer Roundup: Edition 1 | White & Case LLP - Vimarsana News

AI Legal News Summer Roundup: Edition 1 | White & Case LLP

Welcome to the first edition of our AI Legal News Summer Roundup! With both the temperature and artificial intelligence developments heating up, the time is ripe to provide periodic...

Information as property: Seeing common law through the statutes - Vimarsana News

Information as property: Seeing common law through the statutes

I’ve returned again and again (and again) to the subject of property rights in information. As regular readers know, a 2018 Supreme Court case called Carpenter v. United States posed the question of property rights in information rather directly. Government agents had accessed cell-phone-generated location data to pinpoint the whereabouts of a robbery suspect. They did so without a warrant.