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Virtual Reality Ends In a Real Lawsuit Settlement for John Carmack and Zenimax Media
Veteran programmer and Oculus CTO John Carmack has come an agreement with Zenimax Media after filing a lawsuit against the company last year. Carmack took Zenimax to court last year to sue for $22.5 million he claimed was still owed after Id Software was acquired by the company in 2009. Carmack recently revealed through Twitter […]
U.S. Gov’t Sues California Over New Net Neutrality Law
The internet. It’s everywhere and nowhere these days. We can pull information from a variety of devices (even coffee makers and toasters) and find out pretty much anything we want to know, which is pretty amazing when you think about it. But within hours of California governor Jerry Brown signing a sweeping net neutrality bill […]
FDA Surprises E-Cig Startup Juul at its Silicon Valley Headquarters; Seizes Documents
Federal representatives recently surprised the staff of Silicon Valley e-cig startup Juul by showing up unannounced to its headquarters in San Francisco. During the visit to the five-story warehouse in the city’s industrial Dogpatch neighborhood, Food and Drug Administration employees seized “thousands of pages of documents,” CNBC reported on Tuesday. The agency is currently in […]
Qualcomm and Apple Battle in Court over Technology Advances
Qualcomm Inc. added yet another layer to its ongoing legal battle with Apple Inc. (in the San Diego courts) by accusing the iPhone maker of stealing software and tools to help improve chips from rival Intel Corp. Qualcomm’s assertions are the latest wrinkle in more than 70 suits and counter suits (yes, that is correct) […]
New California Law Requires Client Consent Prior to Mediation and Could Affect Confidentiality
On January 1, 2019, a new California law will take effect that will require lawyers to make sure their clients understand the implications of California’s legal protections for mediation communications, BEFORE the client agrees to mediation. Note: If the client has already agreed to mediation before seeking counsel then informed consent will be required as […]
Ripple and R3 End Year-Long Legal Dispute Over Tokens
“Ripple” was a low-end fortified wine produced by E & J Gallo Winery that was popular in the United States, particularly in the 1970s and that’s how many people know the term. But blockchain firms Ripple and R3 have decided to raise a fortified glass together and put an end to an ongoing legal dispute concerning tokens. In […]
Will Blockchain Contracts Kill Us?
Wanna hear something really scary? What if (in the very near future) our newfangled blockchain networks actually developed enough intelligence to make human-like dumb mistakes? Adam Kolber, a Brooklyn Law School professor, has shared a chilling vision of a not-so-distant future, in which humans live under threat of blockchain-based overlords. He even coined a […]
44 Investors Sue for Damages from OC Ponzi Scheme
Well, who doesn’t love a good scheme caper, right? Probably the 44 investors who recently sued Dan Harkey and his entities, National Financial Lending LLC (“NFL”) and Point Center Financial, Inc. (“PCF”), for damages arising from a brazen scheme. After a lengthy jury trial, Harkey, PCF and NFL were found to be alter-egos engaged in […]
The Case of the Fake Farmer on the Election Ballot
When you’re a kid, you have all sorts of different dreams and ideas about what you want to be when you grow up. For California Reps. Jeff Denham and Devin Nunes, clearly, it was to be a farmer. After all, they do say they’re farmers, and that’s how they’re going to be described on this fall’s California […]
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