Perspectives

Whether using copyrighted works to train generative AI models qualifies as fair use is one of the most pressing questions in contemporary...

When valuing civil claims in employment lawsuits, many attorneys start by calculating economic damages. This is a reasonable starting...

A recent settlement between social media influencers ended a dispute that could have tested an issue at the outer edges of intellectual...

Imagine being a wine importer trying to lock in summer rosé allocations right now. While the ruling offers a glimmer of hope, the...

On July 14, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will begin enforcing its new “Click-to-Cancel” rule, designed to make it easier for...

The journalism industry has long expressed concern about losing jobs to AI—and with good reason. Much of the content circulating online...

A notable moment in the ongoing litigation over the use of copyrighted materials as AI training data emerged this week when U.S. District...

In one of the latest legal filings containing incorrect information generated by artificial intelligence, the hallucination was not of...

As the use of generative artificial intelligence continues to expand into creative industries, the music world is entering a particularly...

When companies hire independent contractors to provide services that include the creation of content—whether it’s code, copy, video, or...

Recent Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) reform reduced some potential penalties for California employers facing wage and hour class...

The Ninth Circuit rejected another constitutional challenge to AB5, which codified the ABC test for employee classification. This case...