A think tank known for reports on marriage issues was a driving force behind the spread of state laws restricting kids’ access to social media.
Social media companies’ arguments that plaintiffs can’t wield a novel legal theory that would hold them liable for the design of their sites were met with skepticism on Thursday from a Los Angeles judge.
MCG Health LLC will pay $8.8 million to settle a class action alleging it negligently failed to protect the personal information of nearly 1.1 million people that was exposed in a March 2022 data breach.
A company offering online nursing school exam preparation illegally disclosed tens of thousands of customers’ private data to
The Justice Department is taking aim at Google’s position in the generative AI field as it tries to leverage a court ruling that the tech giant is an unlawful monopolist in online search.
Conservative US Supreme Court justices’ reliance on history and tradition to settle contentious constitutional questions has judges and lawyers saying the new method of analysis makes their own jobs harder.
Four more disparate companies have been hit with proposed class actions accusing them of inadequate cybersecurity linked to debt-collection agency Financial Business and Consumer Solutions Inc.'s February data breach exposing more than four million people’s personal information.
An outside funder is backing a slew of cases accusing data brokers of violating a New Jersey law protecting the privacy of judges and law enforcement officers.
DNA testing platform Nebula Genomics Inc. shared its customers’ genetic information—like their predisposition to certain diseases or hormone levels—with
A proposed class action accusing
Constar Financial Services LLC, an Arizona-based business process outsourcing firm, was hit with a class action lawsuit over a recent data breach that exposed sensitive personal information of potentially thousands of individuals.
The looming cybersecurity threat posed by quantum computing has prompted the US government to start pressing for the public and private sectors to adopt stronger encryption standards.
The last time voters were asked to let state court judges serve longer before mandatory retirement, it was in Texas and the verdict was a resounding no. This year, raising the age is a ballot question in New Hampshire.
Conservative US Supreme Court justices’ reliance on history and tradition to settle contentious constitutional questions has judges and lawyers saying the new method of analysis makes their own jobs harder.
A federal judge who has held the state of Texas in contempt of court three times for failing to fix the state’s foster care system was removed from the case by the Fifth Circuit Friday in a major win for Gov. Greg Abbott (R).
Out-of-state applicants will be able to take the California bar exam remotely and at test centers in other states, according to a proposal the state bar approved Friday.
Planned Parenthood Federation of America’s legal fee award of almost $13.8 million against an anti-abortion group that illegally recorded workers at the organization was upheld Friday by a federal appeals court.
Former bankruptcy judge David R. Jones’ longtime case manager and at least two other court staffers knew about his romantic relationship with a local attorney before it became public last year, according to a newly-released deposition.
Is social media to blame for the decline in teen mental health? Hundreds of lawsuits argue that they are. But can the claims get past Section 230, big tech's legal shield? In this video, we look at the fight over social media's impact on teens.
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