Startup Law: Congress Clearing Way For Crowdsourcing Stock Investments?
Startups may soon be able to sell stocks online. Yep, crowdsourcing stock investments has arrived. Let’s review the SEC’s proposal...
Startups may soon be able to sell stocks online. Yep, crowdsourcing stock investments has arrived. Let’s review the SEC’s proposal...
Sometimes competition is friendly, sometimes it’s downright nasty, and sometimes you end up in court. Two poker players in Namibia...
Antigua and the United States have long been entangled in an Internet law “trade war.” Online gambling and copyright protections...
A pair of mail-order bride websites – Anastasia International and EM Models (dba, Elena’s Models) — went toe-to-toe in court....
Arjent LLC, a boutique finance firm with domestic and international outposts, sued the Securities and Exchange Commission for harassment, slander,...
Wild Game Studio is going toe-to-toe with venerated game reviewer, John Bain, a.k.a., Total Biscuit. Day One: Garry’s Incident, a...
A former Royal Air Force expert won a defamation lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday. Dr. Joel Howard, a defense...
An international defamation lawsuit out of Ecuador caught our attention. In brief, the three-term (and counting) president of the country,...
Last week, we blogged about a doping-related defamation lawsuit waged by former MLB player Albert Pujols. Welp gang, it looks...
Artist-cum-conspiracy theorist Uri Dowbenko once sued Google for defamation. His chances of winning the case: slim. The case’s E.Q. (entertainment...