Litigation Trends to Watch: Suits Strike at ChatGPT, Deceptive Subject Lines and Protein Products

by RG | Nov 14, 2025 | Law.com

Users claim ChatGPT causes addiction and psychological harm.       Users claim ChatGPT causes addiction and psychological harm.       

Judge Moves to Throw Out RICO Case Targeting KuCoin, Chainalysis

by RG | Nov 14, 2025 | Law.com

A Manhattan magistrate judge recommended dismissing a racketeering lawsuit accusing cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin and blockchain analysis firm Chainalysis of enabling thieves to launder stolen cryptocurrency.       A Manhattan magistrate judge recommended dismissing...

Intellectual Property In “The Subcontinent”

by RG | Nov 14, 2025 | legal matters

The word “subcontinent” refers to a large landmass separated from Asia by some exceptionally large mountains to the North (the Himalayas) and by oceans on the other three sides of that landmass. The largest country within the subcontinent is India. It also includes...

‘Don’t Be Bamboozled’: Why GCs Should Approach AI With Both Excitement and Skepticism

by RG | Nov 14, 2025 | Law.com

“You need to make sure you have the right environment for experimentation—and the right structure around it,” said Jim Shaughnessy, chief legal officer of DocuSign.       “You need to make sure you have the right environment for experimentation—and...

Filling The Gap Left by Thaler as to When an AI-Generated Work May Be Copyrighted Due to Human Contribution and Prompt-Engineering

by RG | Nov 14, 2025 | Law.com

Attorneys following Thaler and AI’s impact on copyright law would be well-served by examining the Allen Case. Therefore, this article discusses key arguments made in the MSJ to assist attorneys in assessing whether human input when using AI to generate a work...