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Artificial intelligence has become a very important component of modern business practices. This is particularly true when it comes to web marketing, where AI is vital to UX design and helping connect customers with the right products and services. One of the overlooked benefits of AI in website optimization pertains to ADA compliance. As the […]

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Bondly gets sued by G2 Esports over scrapped NFTs on Polygon and before its latest push, the NFTs never materialized so let’s find out more in today’s latest blockchain news. The Esports club G2 Esports filed a lawsuit against NFT provider Bondly and the company announced their partnership in 2021. Bondly gets sued because as […]

New York lawmakers will discuss a bill proposing a moratorium on crypto mining during a committee meeting on Tuesday.

The post New York legislators weigh moratorium on crypto mining, while some look to an executive order from the governor appeared first on The Block.

A Seattle biopharmaceutical company sued India-based Emcure in Washington federal court on Monday, claiming the generic-drug maker stole its secrets for a new COVID vaccine with a proprietary mRNA platform and should pay more than $950 million in damages.

Last December, a case between Craig Wright – an Australian computer scientist and the self-proclaimed inventor of bitcoin – and David Kleiman, now deceased, saw Wright having to forfeit as much as $100 million to Kleiman’s family and estate. It was alleged in the case that the two had worked together on various bitcoin-related projects...

The post Craig Wright Forfeits $43 Million in Interest Payments appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.

In 2018, a court in the Netherlands ruled that companies selling access to a pirate IPTV playlist acted illegally, even though they weren't the suppliers of the infringing streams. The decision was a win for Dutch anti-piracy group BREIN, which later demanded a cash settlement from the companies' directors. They ultimately refused to pay so BREIN filed a full lawsuit and has now come out on top.

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Coinbase has been hit with a class action lawsuit that alleges that the exchange giant wrongfully sold at least 79 different cryptocurrencies as unregistered securities. The three plaintiffs, Christopher Underwood, Louis Oberlander and Henry Rodriguez, allege that Coinbase has been knowingly selling securities without registration statements under the guise of operating a cryptocurrency exchange. The […]

The post Coinbase Hit With Lawsuit Alleging Exchange Sold 79 Different Cryptocurrencies as Unregistered Securities appeared first on Coin Bureau.

Paul Hansmeier, one of the convicted attorneys behind the controversial Prenda Law firm, is no longer allowed to file new copyright cases in the District of Minnesota. The court issued the restrictions and dismissed over a dozen pending cases, through which Hansmeier hoped to show that his conviction was unconstitutional.

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A few weeks ago, Australia’s richest man, Andrew Forrest, was forced to file criminal charges against Meta for allowing crypto scam ads with his name and age.

The post Facebook sued in Australia for fake crypto ads appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Atlantic City’s Ocean Casino Resort has reached a settlement with a former general counsel and senior vice president who claimed she was illegally fired for whistleblowing. Loretta Pickus sued the casino and its owner, the Luxor Capital Group, in 2020. She claimed her employment was wrongfully terminated after she objected to casino management sending inaccurate […]

The post Ocean Casino Resort Settles with Whistleblower Exec in Wrongful Termination Suit appeared first on Casino.org.

A Georgia federal judge refused to dismiss third-party claims against a Canadian entrepreneur, ruling that a company named in a $4.2 million trademark infringement case over products derived from the herbal extract kratom sufficiently alleged the entrepreneur acts as an alter ego for the entities that sued it.

Troubles are mounting for the former operators of SetTV, a pirate IPTV service that was previously ordered to pay $90 million in damages to DISH Networks. After being accused of launching more pirate services in breach of an injunction in that matter, DISH Networks has now filed a full-blown lawsuit targeting several men and their new platforms.

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