By: Miles G. Michaud Traditionally, large commercial apartment buildings have set their rental prices using notions of supply and demand. Or,perhaps the building’s management would conduct market research of comparable properties in the surrounding area to determine the price of its vacant studio units. However, todays large commercial landlords set their prices rather differently. Many… Read More Is AI Setting My Rent?
By: Catherine Nicholson After the collapse of FTX in November of 2022, a civil complaint was filed by the SEC on December 13, 2022, against Samuel Bankman-Fried, alleging violations of fraud in the offer or sale of securities and fraud in connection with the purchase or sale of securities. In addition to the civil complaint,… Read More FTX: The Collapse Heard Round the World & Where We Go from Here to Increase Confidence in Web3
The Supreme Court will decide a circuit split regarding private arbitration agreements within employment contracts which could influence the slew of sexual harassment claims against Silicon Valley Corporations such as Google and Uber. … Read More Can Your Employer Use Your Employment Contract to Force You to Arbitrate Class Action Claims?
A class action lawsuit was filed in February against PayPal due to misrepresentation on where PayPal Giving Fund donations went. The website failed to indicate that unregistered charities may not receive the donations unless they set up an account with the Giving Fund.
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POSTED BY Jared Bishop Google has a serious issue on their hands with regards to wiretapping of Gmail users. However, any hope that consumers had against taking down the monstrous enterprise of Google was likely shot down in a decision by Judge Lucy Koh. Judge Koh, a United States District Judge for the Northern District… Read More Google Lawsuit Denied Class Action Status