Rapper 50 Cent seemed unlikely to score a default judgment in a breach-of-contract case against his ex-girlfriend after a panel of New York judges Thursday expressed doubt that she was properly served with notice of the music mogul’s lawsuit.
An Ohio-based immigration law firm accused in court of being an assembly-line shop that files hundreds of petitions each month without attorney review sued a lawyer who brought a proposed class action and others alleging defamation.
Counsel for Ross Intelligence Inc. encountered a barrage of probing questions Thursday from Third Circuit judges who expressed skepticism over the company’s bid to overturn an AI training copyright fair use decision against the company in a case over copied Westlaw headnotes.
New Jersey law requires that public entities hand over their officials’ private email logs that relate to government work, the state high court ruled Thursday.
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