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When Trust Bites
Did you hear the one about the Netflix exec who was fired from his million-dollar job after participating in a trust exercise at a company retreat?Seems like there should be a joke in there somewhere, but that’s not how he took it. He’s suing Netflix...
DSCA Expands FMF Eligibility for Direct Commercial Contracts
Earlier this year, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (“DSCA”) issued updated policy guidance implementing a significant expansion of the universe of countries authorized to use Foreign Military Financing (“FMF”) for direct purchases of...
DSCA Expands FMF Eligibility for Direct Commercial Contracts
Earlier this year, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (“DSCA”) issued updated policy guidance implementing a significant expansion of the universe of countries authorized to use Foreign Military Financing (“FMF”) for direct purchases of...
DSCA Expands FMF Eligibility for Direct Commercial Contracts
Earlier this year, the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (“DSCA”) issued updated policy guidance implementing a significant expansion of the universe of countries authorized to use Foreign Military Financing (“FMF”) for direct purchases of...
Morning Docket: 08.07.26
* Murkowski will vote against Todd Blanche, putting the nomination in the hands of Bill Cassidy to see if he’s learned anything since confirming RFK Jr. [CNN] * Fresh off losing at the Supreme Court, Trump issues new executive orders to limit birthright...
How Appealing Weekly Roundup
Ed. Note: A weekly roundup of just a few items from Howard Bashman’s How Appealing blog, the Web’s first blog devoted to appellate litigation. Check out these stories and more at How Appealing. “Neal Katyal faces Ford and his ex-firm in fight with consumer...
Ninth Circuit: Your AI Agent Can’t Violate Hacking Law. But You Might.
The rise of AI is bringing a bunch of fascinating legal questions that are harder to answer than many expect. The latest one: who is liable if an agentic system running on its own hacks someone? That’s the question a bunch of people have been asking this past week in...
Public backs most Supreme Court rulings while overall approval ratings remain low
{mag_summary} Public approval of the U.S. Supreme Court remains below 50%, although a majority of Americans supported 11 of 13 major decisions from the just-completed…
Walmart faces lawsuit over alleged collection of customers’ voice prints
{mag_summary} Walmart is being accused by a group of customers of illegally collecting their biometric information. In a class action complaint filed in the Northern…