A federal judge has reversed course in a copyright lawsuit that reached across much of the reggaeton genre. The ruling favors Bad Bunny and dozens of other artists accused of copying its signature dembow rhythm. It also clarifies an important limit on what copyright law can protect. The Case Behind the Ruling Jamaican producer Cleveland

Tiger Woods resolved his Florida DUI case this month through a negotiated plea agreement. The outcome carries real legal consequences, and it arrives as his sports company is reportedly nearing a major new valuation. Together, they show how criminal cases are resolved and how they can affect a business. How the Case Was Resolved Woods

The rapid buildout of data centers has created a second market alongside the physical one: litigation over the technology inside the buildings. Patent owners, suppliers, and former employers are all filing claims. For companies developing or operating these facilities, the legal exposure now sits close to the capital exposure. Where the Disputes Are Coming From

Criminal defense strategy usually involves protecting a client’s credibility. In the Las Vegas trial over the 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur, the defense has taken the opposite approach. Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, has pleaded not guilty, and his attorney told jurors in opening statements that Davis’s own public claims should not be believed. Why

The engagement of pop superstar Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce set off the usual celebrity buzz. It also caught the attention of family lawyers, who saw in it a near-perfect example of how tricky a prenuptial agreement can get. The reason is simple. Few couples bring this much wealth, and this much imbalance,

More people are filing lawsuits without a lawyer, and artificial intelligence is a big reason why. Tools that draft polished legal documents in minutes have lowered the barrier to entering court. For businesses and attorneys, that shift is already changing how cases begin and how long they last. A Sharp Rise in Self-Represented Cases Pro

Imagine being a small business owner in the construction industry, bidding for a major federal project, only to discover that your chances are significantly limited by rules favoring large, unionized companies. For many contractors, this has been the reality under project labor agreements (PLAs) mandated by an executive order signed in 2022. However, a recent

As the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference gathered industry leaders to discuss innovation and growth, one theme resonated across the discussions: the critical role of regulation in shaping the future of healthcare. With increasing investments in AI, digital health, and value-based care models, the balance between innovation and compliance has never been more vital. Legal trends

Imagine a world where artificial intelligence creates responses that sound like they were crafted by experts, but the creators of the original work receive no credit or compensation. This scenario is at the heart of a legal battle involving The New York Times and OpenAI, which highlights a critical question in today’s digital age: How

Imagine waking up one morning to find that your favorite app, the one you rely on to share ideas, promote your small business, or connect with friends, has vanished. For the 170 million TikTok users in the United States, this scenario may soon become reality as the Supreme Court considers the fate of the popular