But can you deduct the cost of the getaway car and driver from the fair value of the stolen property? And is the getaway driver really an independent contractor? So many questions. 😀
Founders: Set clear expectations around contract redlining: 'We can handle 1-2 rounds of reasonable changes. Beyond that, legal fees eat the deal value.' Helps prevent endless back-and-forth that kills deals through exhaustion.

SCOTUS says platforms are not liable for copyright infringement. Disney's OpenAI deal collapsed. WBD's Superman hits public domain in 2034. The Ellisons own Paramount and Oracle. Every other IP holder needs a cloud infrastructure deal now. https://t.co/frS0mL1rld
Ligado bankruptcy hearing goes very badly for Viasat. $100M payment from AST will be put in escrow, judge mentions possibility that "the quantum of damages here could really be large to say the least" https://t.co/k8kSucvvPU
The FMCSA is the most important regulator in trucking. Its job is to monitor the 800k registered motor carriers that transverse the highways. The problem: it is critically underfunded
JUST IN: Supreme Court to hear arguments this Wednesday on Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship
Did you see the news about @SecScottBessent offering rewards to people who find and submit fraud? Well feed this thread into ChatGPT deep think and thank me later 👇

In the latest Judicial Notice, my legal news roundup: - a viral video of contumacious counsel; - a new U.S. attorney for New Jersey; - a law firm raising top partner pay (to $17 million); and - the next GC of the @NAACP. LINK:...

In an executive order on his first day back in office, President Donald Trump directed an obscure panel of senior federal agency leaders called the Endangered Species Committee to start meeting regularly. The committee has the power to override certain...
When Conversational AI Meets the Courtroom: Why Expert Witnesses Matter for Financial Services Question: if agentic AI becomes standard for financial advice, who's liable when the agent hallucinates? Expert witnesses assess training data + logs to reconstruct chatbot behavior, determine foreseeability...
Decisions to tweet first and lawyer later didn’t sit well with a federal judge, who last week halted the government’s punishment of the AI company.
I'm excited to announce our inaugural @TheStablecon Policy Council: 🧠 @JoAnnBarefoot of @AIRinnovate 🧠@ChrisBrummerDr of @blupryntco and @Georgetown 🧠@CodyCarboneDC of @DigitalChamber 🧠@ccatalini of @MITSloan 🧠@_jikim of @crypto_council 🧠@Amanda_S_Wick of @AWICglobal 🧠And Stablecon's Head of Policy, Justin Friedman. These are current and former regulators, founders,...

What should you do if your kid was on a school bus when an accident occurred ?

Time to renew your trademark before it's too late?! Slow down and check that the trademark renewal isn't a scam. Here's what I received a few days ago, and how I figured out it wasn't legit: https://t.co/HDUOjUwIo1 #scams #spam #trademark...
In light of the #Nexstar TRO it is worth asking how much the death of the "presumption of regularity" is hitting DoJ generally -- including antitrust. If NXSTR banked on DoJ seal of approval, is that going to backfire?
Law-Making at its best…. In many jurisdictions, only parliamentarians participate in debating proposed laws… Zimbabweans are FREELY giving their views in FULL SUPPORT of the Amendment Bill (3). Even the dissenting MINORITY is participating in this process… https://t.co/Y4c2APsXYg

🆕 Adviser links: gifting business interests, common estate planning questions, and how AI can interfere with a client-adviser relationship. https://t.co/2RIWP8oFsu chart: https://t.co/v0NmNP4knY https://t.co/rcAIkfpp3A
things are playing out exactly as i said they would. if fair use doesn’t apply to training AI in the US, it’s all over
As we start another week, here is what Democracy Docket is tracking: Active Voting Rights Cases: 162 Active Redistricting Cases: 51 Active Anti-Voting Cases: 90 Active Pro-Voting Cases: 68 Active DOJ Lawsuits: 31 Sign up to stay informed: https://bit.ly/4r9A45t
This is so terribly misleading. 1) This is ALL housing, not just rentals. 2) Even so, London rental supply DID fall last year largely due to the "Renters Rights Act," which swings pendulum so far that it's disincentivizing rental supply.
When companies send emails that they're changing their terms and conditions or privacy policy they should tell you what they changed.
Can someone tell me if JD Vance's fraud task force is supposed to be fighting fraud or promoting it?
The committee has the power to override certain legal protections for endangered species put at high risk by proposed industrial projects. Here's what to know https://t.co/CXNyDqUlTD

I want to address what happened to Neeraj and me last week. Of course, it was quite shocking to us as well and honestly very disheartening. But today, we want to talk about what actually happened and more importantly, what...
As the changes to employment law come in next month expect to hear all sorts of pearl clutching from “business” people. If you can’t afford to pay your people properly you don’t have a viable business so I wouldn’t crow...
You can make this issue, bipartisan very simply by saying, "Look at best practice in G20 countries, all of them." Almost every single one of them require citizens provide some form of ID to vote. I don't care what country...
It's probably time for the class action against these unlicensed AI music platforms. The principle is the rights and the money. But got to admit it will be quite entertaining to watch these dim witted entitled and obnoxious assholes...

Copyright is not a monopoly on ideas. It secures human expression. Go back to your law school textbooks on expression vs ideas. If it did grant a monopoly on ideas that would be bad. But it does not. You should...
The Supreme Court will review a key component of President Trump's immigration policy that restricts U.S. citizenship.
So if we shortened copyright to 28 years, should AI companies then still be allowed to vacuum up my work without permission and payment? If no then Whats the principle you are advocating? I don’t understand why you’re arguing with...

🔺 Is the "old era" of compliance finally dead? 🪦 In this episode of Fintech Conversations & Insights, Beth Haddock (Stablecoin Standard) explains why the GENIUS Act is forcing a total rethink of financial infrastructure. We dive into: ❌ Why "Honeypot" data collection...
Yes copyright was 28 years in the 1700s when the average lifespan was 40. You're a Lawyer and you don't know what compulsory licenses are? I bet you do. You're arguing in bad faith.
Sharing the same financial values is the difference between building a life together and quietly resenting each other over money. Try this question on a first date: “Be honest—if you could take a $12,000 tax deduction every year by saying you paid...
What happens if you file false tax returns for purported trusts and fraudulently claim $8.5 million in refunds? As a Texas family recently found out, you could be sentenced to 94 months in prison—and you don’t get to keep the...
I'm surprised this was approved by Google... I've seen them come back with rejected DMCA notices when it was clear the site was infringing copyright. This is a BS DMCA takedown that doesn't even make sense. Very interesting case... I...
After eight paragraphs of caveats, David French gets to the correct point: freedom of expression. Don’t Cheer Too Hard for the Facebook Verdicts https://t.co/DUVT5kRzE3
The highway to KLIA is 83% done and has been sitting that way because RM500 million meant for construction never made it to the right accounts. Fourteen investors are now in court chasing RM1.38 billion — and the road still needs...
Even as rents rise, Pasadena is trying to get carved out from SB 79, a bill that would make it easier to build apartments near transit. https://t.co/8Ku8qFkpZW
For the first time, courts aren’t just looking at what’s posted on social media—they’re looking at how platforms are engineered to influence behavior. That shift could mean lawsuits, regulation, and major changes to how feeds work—especially for teens. This might be the...

We’re seeing a rise in lawsuits against comedians—but most aren’t real defamation cases. Defamation requires a false statement presented as fact that harms reputation. Jokes, parody, and commentary don’t qualify. If people don’t take it as truth, there’s no claim....
It’s only going to get worse as mass ID verification/AI surveillance laws pass & the govt hunts down and prosecutes more and more ppl for online speech. The anti screen time industrial complex is also extremely lucrative and they’re already...
I wrote about this crazy lawsuit which revealed that someone posing as Xavier McKinney scammed an athlete lender out of over $4 million, and a well-known loan broker is in the middle of it. For the https://t.co/s9R3HZ23BM https://t.co/d6otyu08G8

This is a very informative look at how Kalshi and Polymarket are entangled with the insider trading problem. https://t.co/MNC9ECLZqO https://t.co/CXr175X8eD
Your honor I keep having to look at the case style because there is just no way counsel and I are litigating the same case.
NEW EPISODE: Senator Sheldon Whitehouse joins me to expose the SAVE America Act — a Republican voter suppression bill that would hand disenfranchise hundreds of thousands of American citizens. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TVaZYRF6f8
Kat Tenbarge and I discuss the “social media addiction” lawsuit and why the verdict is absolutely not about “holding big tech accountable”, and how media addiction claims are being used to censor annual LGBTQ ppl, immigrants, and all of us....
Your brother is in prison for contempt of court, not "refusing to use they/them pronouns". He persistently turned up at his former school despite a High Court order requiring him to stay away. https://t.co/EG4Llei3SH
Unfortunately, this is about 10% of the story. First, it wasn’t a Fox affiliate. It was @FOX29philly owned and operated by Fox Corp., meaning the Murdochs. And it wasn’t a complaint. It was a petition to deny Fox 29’s TV...
Fidelity is preparing to close the door on a class action lawsuit stemming from a recent data breach, agreeing to pay $2.5 million to affected customers. While the settlement amount is relatively modest for a company of Fidelity's scale, the...
Retail does NOT Deserve yield on Stablecoins. The accredited investor law has achieved its goal.