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Court Ruling Deepens OpenAI Copyright Case

The OpenAI Copyright Case advanced sharply after a federal judge ordered OpenAI to turn over 20 million anonymized ChatGPT logs. The ruling, issued on December 3, 2025, marked a major shift in the legal battle over AI training practices and content rights.

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The lawsuit, brought by The New York Times a...

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Musk Trial: Spiro Remains Counsel

The Musk Trial continues to build momentum after a key ruling that favors Elon Musk. A federal judge decided that Musk can keep attorney Alex Spiro on his legal team. Investors wanted Spiro removed because he may also testify as a witness. The judge rejected their claim and said Musk has the href="https://www.bcgsearch.com/article/60384/Credibility-and-your-legal-career/" ...

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Rise of War Law Education in U.S. Schools

As conflicts grow more complex, law schools take on a larger role in shaping how the law responds. These institutions teach future lawyers not only traditional doctrine but also the rules that guide warfare. Today, hre...

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ABA Accreditation Blamed for Rising Costs

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking direct aim at ABA Accreditation. The agency argues that the American Bar Association’s tight control over law school approval raises the cost of legal education and also restric...

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EPA Lawsuit Filed Over Retaliation

Six former Environmental Protection Agency workers have filed a major EPA Lawsuit, alleging the agency retaliated against them for speaking out about political interference in scientific work. They argue the EPA dismissed them soon after they raised concerns about decisions that directly affected environmental protections and scientific integrity. As a result, the dispute now...

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