Topic: judicial ruling
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Judge Blocks Anthropic Supply Chain Risk Designation
A federal judge has granted Anthropic a preliminary injunction, preventing the U.S. Department of Defense from officially labeling it a supply-chain risk, finding the designation likely unlawful. The conflict stemmed from the Pentagon terminating its use of Anthropic's Claude AI earlier this year...
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Deel loses bid to block witness in Rippling spy case
A federal judge rejected Deel’s motion to silence former employee O’Brien, ruling that the company failed to make genuine efforts to resolve the dispute and ignoring assurances that O’Brien would not invoke his Fifth Amendment rights. The court dismissed Deel’s claims regarding cybersquatting and...
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Court Rules DOE Climate Panel Violated Law
A federal judge ruled the Department of Energy illegally formed a climate panel by avoiding transparency laws meant for formal advisory bodies. The DOE's Climate Working Group, featuring contrarian scientists, produced a scientifically flawed report to challenge greenhouse gas regulations. The li...
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Judge Rules Apple Can Delist Apps "With or Without Cause"
A federal court ruled decisively in Apple's favor, dismissing a lawsuit from the music app Musi and affirming Apple's broad contractual power to remove apps from its App Store at its discretion. The case centered on Apple's removal of Musi after intellectual property complaints; the court found A...
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