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Websites including the English version of Wikipedia, Reddit and BoingBoing have gone dark for a period of twenty-four hours today, in protest of anti-piracy bills currently making their way through the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate.

The Executive Order (E.O.) contains traditional blocking language, including the prohibition relating to donations and other assistance to "blocked persons."

In the legal ethics arena, the Internet and social media can be a high-wire act for attorneys.

The attorney-client privilege only protects communications primarily motivated by the client's need for legal advice. It should go without saying that simply "cc'ing" a lawyer on an email does not satisfy this demanding standard.

Atlanta senior counsel Drew Phillips is featured atop Law360's Expert Analysis column with an engaging piece titled "Can DraftKings Dodge Data Class Action Via Arbitration?"

Anyone that's ever been involved in a lawsuit dreads the discovery process. In the United States, litigating parties typically must produce all relevant information that they possess...

Lacking another federal claim, SunPower's complaint is DISMISSED for lack of subject matter jurisdiction under 29 U.S.C. § 1331."

Legal experts from Ballard Spahr examine how artificial intelligence-powered shopping tools are reshaping the retail landscape and creating new legal challenges for both consumers and brands. The analysis identifies critical legal issues companies must navigate and provides strategic recommendations for adapting to this rapidly evolving AI-driven commerce environment.

Our ADA Title III Team leader, Minh Vu, recently spoke to Bloomberg BNA about what businesses can do to make their websites accessible to people with disabilities, and the Justice Department's recent shift in position on this issue.

On November 12, 2014, the California Supreme Court denied review of the California Court of Appeals decision in Demetriades v. Yelp, Inc.

In Lemmon, the surviving parents of two teenage boys who died in a high-speed car accident sued Snap, Inc. for the negligent design of its Snapchat mobile application.

The proliferation of connected devices across industry sectors has led to the emergence of a significant and distinct threat to many types of organizations,

In our 280th episode of The Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker interviews John Samples from the Cato Institute regarding his essay, "Why the Government Should Not Regulate Content Moderation ...

As discussed in my earlier blog, net neutrality has become a hot-button issue.