A Woman Falls in a Busy Train Station – Liability or No liability?
In law school, I had a professor with an unusual approach to teaching the subject of torts (the area of law concerned with personal injuries such as car accidents and...
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A Tale of Two Websites: “How the CDA Protects Websites that Facilitate Drug Deals and Selling Lead Toys”
“Just like tech companies that have struggled to tackle misinformation on their platforms, Amazon has proven unable or unwilling to effectively police third-party...
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California Supreme Court limits recovery of purely economic damages in Porter Ranch lawsuits
You may have heard that the goal of the civil justice system is to make an injured party whole by putting them in the same position they would have been if they...
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Scooters, scooters, scooters everywhere
If you’ve driven in Los Angeles or another major U.S. city in the last year you may have noticed a new feature on the sidewalks – electric, motorized scooters...
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Recent legal developments reflect a positive outlook for biometric security
About four years ago we published a post on some of the legal issues surrounding the use of biometric security. At the time, a Virginia Circuit Court’s nonsensical...
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The California Supreme Court Addresses the Gig Economy in Dynamex Decision: Independent Contractors, Not Employees
Almost three years ago, an article was posted on this site discussing the potentially rocky road ahead for the sharing economy, now more commonly known as the “gig...
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