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Biohacker Plans to Sue After Authorities Deactivate Transit Pass Embedded in His Hand
The man cut the chip out of the travel card, encased it in biocompatible plastic and had it implanted under the skin on his left hand.
Read Uber and Waymo's Statements After Surprise Settlement in Huge Trade Secrets Case
It comes a week after a bizarre trial began in San Francisco.
15 Absolutely Crazy Things That Have Come Out of the Uber vs. Alphabet Trial
Deliberation over whether to show a clip from the movie 'Wall Street,' an explanation of what the phrase 'jam sesh' means and more.
Check Out the Bombshell Letter in the Uber-Waymo Trial
This letter delayed the trial between Uber and Waymo.
Why E-Courts Can be a Solution for Generation Next In India
The courts in India are burdened with a large number of pending cases and a whopping number of new cases are being fed into the system every day.
How Low Can Uber Go? Here Are 3 Recent Revelations That Continue to Tarnish the Brand.
The ride-sharing company has been reportedly accused of everything from negligent hiring to paying hush money to hackers.
Lawsuit Claims Disney Is Tracking Kids in 42 Apps
The class action suit alleges that the media giant is violating the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998.
U.K. Researcher Who Stopped WannaCry Indicted in U.S.
The indictment, filed on July 11 in Wisconsin District Court, says that 'Defendant Marcus Hutchins created the Kronos malware,' alongside another person.
Legal Battle Could Kill Fact-Check Site Snopes.com
A contractual battle and a complicated divorce might mean the end of the fact-check site.
Theranos Has Listed Its Headquarters for Rent
Four floors of the Palo Alto, Calif., office building are available for 12-year leases.
Now Legal Experts Can Take Help of Technology to Make Their Work Easy
In a race with other nations, it is time for the Indian legal system to harness technology to improve the speed and efficiency of daily tasks.
Dish Fined $280 Million for Illegal Robocalls
The company should have known that its third-party call centers were violating federal and state 'do not call' laws, a court found.
Google Says It Would Cost Too Much to Gather Wage Gap Data
Mountain View's lawyers called the Labor Department's requests 'unconstitutional.'
Nokia and Apple Are Exploring Health Tech Partnership Following Their Patent Fight
The companies have ended their patent fight and said they're planning to explore 'future collaboration in digital health initiatives.'
PayPal Sues Pandora Over Logo Similarities
PayPal claims Pandora ignored 110 pages of examples showing how its logo is causing consumer confusion.