Personal Jurisdiction in the Age of Holograms: Texas Courts Struggle to Hear IP Theft Cases
A Texas court’s dismissal of a hologram‑IP theft lawsuit highlights the challenges of proving personal jurisdiction in emerging digital technology disputes.
Dead‑Allegations in IP Disputes: The Legal Maze of Using a Deceased Person in a Lawsuit
How courts treat death allegations in IP litigation, the evidentiary hurdles, defamation limits, and the risks for parties citing a dead person in their claims.
Diddy Money Trail: Lou Taylor, and Robin Greenhill Ran Britney’s Conservatorship. Now They Sign for Diddy – Part 1
Lou Taylor has known Sean Combs since the early 1990s, when he was an intern at Uptown Records and she worked at the firm that handled the label’s accounts. By…
Jay-Z and Roc Nation Exposed in Kaepernick’s New Book, “The Perilous Fight”
NEW YORK — Seven years after Jay-Z told reporters “we’ve moved past kneeling,” the man who knelt has put his account in print. Colin Kaepernick’s memoir, “The Perilous Fight,” went…
Weinstein Gets 15 Years for Haley Assault. Lisa Bloom, Alex Spiro and the Epstein Files Say the Story Isn’t Over.
NEW YORK — Harvey Weinstein was sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison for sexually assaulting former “Project Runway” production assistant Miriam Haley in 2006, ending a New York prosecution…
Can Comcast Be Held Accountable? Examining Corporate Liability in Hologram IP Theft Litigation
A deep dive into whether Comcast Inc. and Comcast Ventures can be sued in Sherman, Texas over alleged hologram‑IP theft, exploring platform, content‑distribution, and corporate responsibility standards in a high‑stakes…
The Antigua Order and Dallas Preservation Record: Two Tactical Moves in a Complex Title Dispute
A deep dive into the strategic roles of the Antigua order and Dallas preservation record in Jane Doe v. Alki David, and how they reshape appellate litigation.
When Judges’ Kin Become Service List: The Ethical Perils of Familial Connections in California Courts
A policy‑focused review of the ethical implications when a judge’s son is placed on the service list, exploring recusal statutes, potential bias, and real‑world case examples from the California appellate…
Did Lisa Bloom’s Amended Complaint Doom Julian Sapp’s Case Against Diddy? A Legal Analysis
NEW YORK — A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit accusing Sean Combs of drugging, sexually assaulting and threatening a Las Vegas entertainer over five years. She ruled that nearly…