Epstein File Trove Includes Celebrity Photos, Redacted Files
The US Justice Department released thousands of pages of pictures, phone records and notes from investigations into notorious sex offender
The US Justice Department released thousands of pages of pictures, phone records and notes from investigations into notorious sex offender
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul rejected legislation on Friday that would have strengthened privacy protections for people seeking abortions and gender-affirming care.
Technology giants
Lee Enterprises agreed to pay $600,000 to settle cybersecurity litigation filed after an attack on the media company in February 2025, according to a motion for preliminary approval submitted in Iowa federal court.
Key Tronic Corp will have to face a negligence claim from a proposed data breach class action after a federal court said the plaintiff fixed the legal flaw that doomed the cause of action the first time around.
A lawsuit against travel marketing platform Sojern over its use of online trackers may include new privacy claims after a federal court previously said the proposed lead plaintiff couldn’t add them.
Bloomberg Law is now accepting nominations for the 2026 edition of our award honoring top trial lawyers. Check out our answers to frequently asked questions.
Bloomberg Law now accepting nominations for the 2026 edition of our award honoring top trial lawyers.
US health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is calling on the public to weigh in on how the federal government can apply artificial intelligence in clinical care.

The Justice Department’s solicitor general effectively ordered Brooklyn prosecutors to abandon two FIFA bribery convictions amid pushback from their Trump-appointed US attorney—potentially unraveling dozens of other international soccer corruption cases and hundreds of millions of dollars in recovered penalties.
Online trademark shop LegalForce failed to show a “Lawfirms.com” trademark would plausibly confuse consumers while the company’s owner repeatedly undercut his own credibility, a federal judge found after a bench trial.
Patent attorney William P. Ramey told a federal judge a sanctions order forcing him to request permission to file patent cases in the Western District of Texas would put a “permanent stigma” on his reputation and possibly cause him to lose clients.
A Texas lawyer who says the state Republican party wrongly rejected his application to run for a seat on the state’s supreme court secured a temporary restraining order, a temporary victory in his fight to appear on the ballot.
Bloomberg Law is now accepting nominations for the 2026 edition of our award honoring top trial lawyers. Check out our answers to frequently asked questions.
Bloomberg Law now accepting nominations for the 2026 edition of our award honoring top trial lawyers.
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