Josh Russell

A trio of New York City gun owners say the city's gun registration requirements and waiting period require them to traverse additional administrative hurdles to acquire guns legally.

Ziff Davis, the publisher of Mashable and other digital brands, accuses ChatGPT's scraping bot of continuing to visit its websites even after software code was added to block it.

The company’s dress code bars Starbucks employees at its “steampunk”-chic special roastery from wearing union tee shirts and limits them to sporting a single button on their apron that expresses support for their organized labor union.

Bankman-Fried’s defense argued on appeal that he was “hamstrung” at trial by the prejudicial rulings of the Manhattan federal judge who oversaw his criminal fraud case.

In June 2025, New York City enacted the FARE Act, requiring landlords — not tenants — to pay broker fees in residential rental transactions.

The New York-based appeals court reversed the dismissal of a Sullivan County student’s $1 million defamation suit against the high school that suspended him over social media posts that caused a stir locally in 2021.

The New York-based appeals court reversed the dismissal of a Sullivan County student’s $1 million defamation suit against the high school that suspended him over social media posts that caused a stir locally in 2021.

A Manhattan federal judge concluded that the issue of Google’s liability for its monopoly on technology used by publishers to buy and sell online advertising was already decided by a judge in the Eastern District of Virginia.

Raniere’s claims of digital evidence tampering stalled out on appeal, keeping in place his 120-year prison sentence.

ChatGPT maker OpenAI was unable to hold off infringement claims arising from AI-generated summaries of the “Game of Thrones” books series and outlines for potential sequels in the fantasy franchise.

Animal rights advocates say the new regulatory regime requires private slaughterhouse employees to make decisions about which pigs should be slaughtered, both before and in place of federal USDA inspectors.

The former self-help guru and convicted sex slave ringleader is seeking to vacate his convictions by accusing the FBI of planting falsified evidence of underage sexual exploitation on his computer’s hard drive.

The woman says Bank of America failed to report suspicious financial transaction until after Jeffrey Epstein’s death.

As part of a massive class action against the generative AI company, a group of authors, journalists and news outlets say summaries and outlines generated by ChatGPT violate their copyright.

New York City argues on appeal that a Kips Bay landlord lacks standing to bring its constitutional challenge because it has not yet actually been subjected to any warrantless searches.

NYC landlord asks Second Circuit to revive challenge to Section 8 law

A Houston gun seller claims that the costs of public nuisance lawsuits over illegal untraceable guns should be covered as accidental “occurrences” under its liability insurance policy coverage.

The reference book companies claim Perplexity's responses to queries often contain verbatim reproductions of entries and articles.

A lower court previously dismissed the suit, concluding that the Legislature — not the judiciary — is the proper branch to address gatekeeping claims surrounding New York City’s prime specialized schools.

Amazon and Roomba maker iRobot scrapped their $1.4 billion merger deal last January in response to scrutiny from a European antitrust watchdog over privacy and competition concerns.