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He Used AI to Record Work Calls. Now His Ex-Employer Wants to Seize Equipment
"On February 5, 2024, CX360 became aware of defendant's unauthorized and continuing use of AI software, when during a sales managers' call, an AI utility bot, Otter, attempted to join the call under defendant's name," the complaint said.
Disputed Naming Rights to a Library Persist in Courts After 3 Decades
The opinion, written by Justice Rosa Lopez Theofanis, agreed with the Hugheses' lawyers that the claim accrued in 2011 when the commissioners court named the library after the Stephenses.
Ex-Clients File Negligence Suit Against Houston Law Firm Andrews Myers
Panterra Development and Panterra GP, both of Dallas, seek millions in damages from Houston's Andrews Myers and a retired senior counsel over advice the defendants gave the plaintiffs on a design and construction contract with Studio Movie Grill.
Amazon Hiring Bezos-Run Blue Origin Over SpaceX Slighted Shareholders, Derivative Suit Claims
"In total, between the audit committee's single meeting and the board's single brief meeting, Amazon's directors likely devoted barely an hour before blindly signing off on funneling (redacted) of Amazon's money to Bezos' unproven, struggling rocket company," the complaint states.
What Arbitration Agreement? New Ruling Shows Perils of E-Signatures
"AutoNation did not present evidence establishing security procedures that would prevent unauthorized access, or demonstrate that users were required to complete all steps before moving on," Fourteenth Court of Appeals Justice Jerry Zimmer said.
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3 Issues of First Impression Arise Amid 'Strange Fact Pattern'
"Plaintiffs allege that but for their protected classes, race and national origin, the flight would not have been canceled. That is an allegation of disparate treatment," the opinion states.
Emojis Are Increasingly Legally Binding. But They're Still Open to Wide Interpretation
Each year, more cases in U.S. courts treat emojis as legally binding. However, giving the same weight to emojis as one would give to signatures comes with its own set of security concerns, and increased ambiguity.
Supreme Court Gives DOJ Power to Throw Out Burdensome Whistleblower Lawsuits
Despite ruling, concurring and dissenting justices question the constitutionality of False Claims Act's provision of a private cause of action.
Justices Disagree as Texas Supreme Court Undercuts Municipal Immunity
Justices James Blacklock and Jane Bland dissented.
McGuireWoods Files $1M Lawsuit Alleging Environmental Reporting Violations by Fujimi Corp.
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