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Meta, Google, Snap and TikTok Settle Kentucky School District Addiction Lawsuit
The platforms settled a case brought by Breathitt County School District alleging they designed addictive services that harmed students' mental health. The district said it spent over $62,000 on monitoring tools, $2,100 in damages from a TikTok challenge, and $2.2‑3 million diverting staff to address social‑media‑related issues.
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Revolutionizing Compliance: AML Regulations in the Era of DeFi
Explore the future of AML regulations in DeFi and strategies for robust compliance in the era of DeFi.
Financial Crime Academy – Blog
FTC Fines Cox Media Group
Cox Media Group , which owns broadcast and radio stations, got a fine from the FTC for its marketing and advertising agency. The FTC levied a $880,000 penalty to settle allegations it deceived customers by The post FTC Fines Cox Media Group appeared first on Cablefax.
Cablefax
The Paradoxes of Stablecoin Regulation
Stablecoins are marketed as a “killer app” that can perform three roles simultaneously.[1] They aspire to operate as a money-market instrument with a state-of-the-art holding system.[2] They not only bridge real-world accounts and blockchain wallets but aim to …
CLS Blue Sky Blog (Columbia Law School)
Winning Strategies for IP Enforcement at the U.S. International Trade Commission
In this episode of Knobbe IP+, Knobbe Martens’ ITC Litigation Co-Chairs Jonathan Bachand and Sheila Swaroop answer some of the most asked questions about IP enforcement and Section 337 investigations at the International Trade Commission: Who should consider the ITC when enforcing intellectual property rights, and why? What are exclusion orders, and how do they compare to district court injunctions? What is the domestic industry requirement, and how has the Federal Circuit's Lashify decision...By: Knobbe Martens
JD Supra – Legal Tech
Federal Circuit Affirms $42 Million Damages Award Where Expert Sufficiently Apportioned Damages to the Value of the Patented Feature
A common bone of contention in reasonable royalty damages is apportionment of the patented feature or improvement with respect to the infringing product as a whole. See generally Garretson v. Clark, 111 U.S. 120, 121 (1884). The Federal Circuit’s recent affirmance of a $42 million reasonable royalty award in Willis Electric Co. v. Polygroup Ltd., 166 F.4th 1363 (Fed. Cir. 2026) provides an instructive example—by demonstrating the profits attributable to products having the patented features...By: Saul Ewing LLP
JD Supra – Legal Tech
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Thread by @Currykhoo
SC just increase the capital needed for Crypto exchanges in Malaysia. Good to flush out those small player that are not serious and also stopping the potential bad player into the scene. I like.
Tweet by @DavidBeckworth
Really enjoyed their paper that shows all the legal architecture required to turn an asset into money. Stablecoins still lack parts of this architecture, even after the GENIUS Act. An important paper: https://t.co/09hp6XDF8l