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Trump Coin Tests US Currency Law
The release of a $1 coin bearing Donald Trump’s image has reopened a legal debate over whether living people should appear on US currency. The coin,...
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Uber Drivers Challenge Algorithmic Pay
Uber drivers have launched a European class action accusing the company of using an opaque AI-powered pay system to push down earnings and breach...
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Uefa Legal Action Escalates Fifa Crisis
Uefa is preparing criminal legal proceedings against Fifa president Gianni Infantino over the scrapped plan to sell stakes in the World Cup and other...
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Deloitte Settles US Probe Over DEI
Deloitte will pay $21.5 million to settle a US Department of Justice probe into its diversity, equity and inclusion practices, marking a significant...
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Legal AI Start-Ups Face Valuation Test
Legal technology start-ups are turning artificial intelligence into specialist products for law firms and corporate legal teams, but the model is...
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Legal AI ROI Depends On Operations
Legal AI has moved past the simple question of whether it works. Drafting tools can draft, review tools can review, and many firms that were testing...
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Courts Give Rivers Rights, But Pollution Persists
Courts are increasingly recognising rivers as legal persons, but the practical force of those rulings remains uncertain. In Colombia and Bangladesh,...
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Nike and 7-Eleven Clash Over Colour Trademark Rights
Nike’s planned Air Max 95 release has become the centre of a trademark dispute after 7-Eleven sued the sportswear company over the shoe’s use of...
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Uber Directors Face Compliance Oversight Challenge
Uber Technologies’ board of directors is facing a shareholder lawsuit that alleges the company failed to maintain effective compliance and oversight...
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EU Trade Deal Reshapes Transatlantic Tariff Framework
The European Parliament has approved legislation implementing a long-delayed trade agreement with the United States, marking a significant step in...
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Big Tech Faces Growing Youth Safety Reckoning
A California court’s decision to deny requests from Meta and Google’s YouTube for a new trial in a landmark youth social media addiction case is...
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Judge Rules Against Trump Immigration Holds
A US federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully blocked immigration applicants from 39 travel-ban countries from receiving...
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Putin Signs Law On Foreign Detentions
Russia has enacted a law allowing President Vladimir Putin to deploy the armed forces outside the country in cases involving Russian citizens facing...
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Trump Fund Faces Fresh Legal Challenge
President Donald Trump’s $1.776bn Anti-Weaponization Fund is facing another legal challenge, intensifying scrutiny of a settlement that has already...
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Musk’s Legal Losses Test Litigation Tactics
Elon Musk’s latest defeat in his lawsuit against OpenAI and Sam Altman has sharpened questions about how far an aggressive litigation strategy can...
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Settlement Addendum Raises Audit Authority Questions
The US Department of Justice’s settlement of President Donald Trump’s lawsuit over leaked tax returns has opened a legal dispute over how far the...
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Prosecutors Seek Relief From Procedural Drag
Prosecutor offices are reworking internal processes as heavier caseloads, increasingly digital evidence and persistent staffing and budget...
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Supreme Court Reviews Birthright Citizenship Limitation
The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments regarding President Donald Trump's controversial executive order to limit birthright citizenship. The...
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Retail Hours Reform Triggers Labour Law Clash
Britain’s planned overhaul of working-time protections is developing into a significant legal and regulatory dispute over how far employment rights...
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Europe’s Courts Face Intensifying Political Pressure
Judicial independence is coming under sharper strain across Europe as populist and far-right forces intensify attacks on courts, judges and...
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