It just keeps happening. A legal defence team decided to leave writing their legal brief to AI. The obvious ensues.
Another Legal Council Finds Out Why AI Written Legal Briefs Suck Read More »
Trump’s assault on law firms for the crime of representing people Trump doesn’t like is getting pushback in the courts.
Trump Is Losing In Court In His Battle Against Law Firms Read More »
It’s happened again. This time in Canada. A lawyer decided to use AI to write their legal brief. The judge wasn’t having it.
Canadian Legal Council Uses AI to Write Their Legal Case. Finding Out Ensues Read More »
In a lawsuit over the video game, The Crew, Ubisoft is arguing that you don’t own the games that you legally purchased.
Ubisoft Argues in Court That You Don’t Own the Games You Purchase Read More »
A court document submitted by the Canadian government finally admits that Bill C-11 regulates user generated content.
Canadian Government to Court: Bill C-11 Regulates User Generated Content Read More »
In this 13th instalment of the vlog, I talk about my interpretation of Bill C-18 and hoping I won’t get blocked.
Vlog: Will I Get Blocked on Social Media Because of Bill C-18? Read More »
Does the police have the authority to obtain the identities of anyone who searched for a specific keyword? The EFF says ‘no’.
EFF Fights Back Against ‘Reverse Keyword Search’ Warrants Read More »
There’s no getting around the fact that Bill C-11 is a censorship bill. However, it isn’t in a way that most people associate with censorship.
Why Bill C-11 is a Censorship Bill, but Not in a Traditionally Viewed Way Read More »
Google has responded to the explosive antitrust lawsuit allegations by asking the judge to dismiss the lawsuit outright.
Google Pushes to Dismiss Antitrust Lawsuit Filed By Multiple States Read More »
The trial of Apple vs. Epic is commencing. There will be no jury and Epic has already admitted to evading Apple fees with its app.
Apple vs. Epic Battle Continues With No Jury, Epic Admits Avoiding Fees Read More »
