By now, you've probably heard the buzz about Meta (Facebook's parent company) shelling out $725 million in a settlement over privacy infringements. If you're thinking this sounds like justice served, hold that thought. On the surface, the figure seems astronomical. But when you dig a little deeper, you might start to feel like we've all been shortchanged.

The world collectively sighed in unison as news broke on September 1st that Jimmy Buffett, the man who serenaded us into a beachy reverie with 'Margaritaville,' had passed away at the age of 76. Like a conch shell echoing across sandy shores, Jimmy's legacy resounds in the realms of music, entrepreneurship, and philosophy. While many know him for his breezy island tunes, others appreciate the lifestyle empire he built, turning a song into a state of mind that influenced millions.

This is a time when campaign slogans, promises, and yes, music, reverberate in the hearts of Americans. Yet sometimes, political harmony hits a sour note, as it recently did for Republican presidential candidate and tech entrepreneur, Vivek Ramaswamy. Ramaswamy, who has taken to rapping on the campaign trail, appears to be backing down after Grammy-award winning rapper Eminem asked him to stop performing his songs at campaign events.

On August 26, 2023, America paused to commemorate the 60th anniversary of one of the most transformative moments in its history—the day Martin Luther King Jr. stood in front of the Lincoln Memorial and galvanized a nation with his iconic "I Have a Dream" speech. Thousands gathered to retrace those steps, to listen, to reflect, and most importantly, to remind America of its unfinished symphony—a composition of justice, equality, and the American Dream.

Fifteen years after the NCAA began investigating Reggie Bush, the former USC superstar has burst through an opening he’s long been waiting for. Bush announced yesterday he is suing the NCAA for defamation and seeking the return of his Heisman Trophy. Alongside his attorneys Levi McCathern and Ben Crump, Bush is not just running towards the end zone; he's sprinting towards justice.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has agreed to a substantial $725 million settlement over privacy-related issues. If you were an active Facebook user in the United States between May 2007 and December 2022, you might be entitled to a share of this settlement. Here's everything you need to know.

The legal landscape has witnessed a monumental ruling that resonates with many victims of so-called “revenge porn” across the nation. Last week in Harris County, Texas, a jury awarded an astonishing $1.2 billion in damages to a woman who courageously took a stand against her former boyfriend's abuse. Here's what you need to know.

Once an emblem of triumph over adversity, the story of retired NFL star Michael Oher has taken a shocking twist. Celebrated in the 2009 film "The Blind Side," his supposed rags-to-riches journey is now mired in controversy.

Taco Bell's recent triumph over the "Taco Tuesday" trademark has become a hot topic. In a bold move, they've opened a $5 million taco tab to serve free Doritos Locos Tacos in celebration of their victory. This nationwide offer extends to all but one state: New Jersey.

Taylor Swift's journey in the music industry is a testament to the power of authenticity, resilience, and storytelling. Her ability to craft songs that resonate with millions while also challenging industry norms and standards has truly redefined the music landscape. The music industry, much like many other industries, is filled with tales of artists who lose rights to their works, only to regret it later. But when it comes to redefining the narrative and leveraging intellectual property (IP) rights, few have showcased the brilliance quite like Taylor Swift.

In the expansive universe of modern medicine, the hunt for the perfect weight loss solution remains relentless. Drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro, primarily developed for diabetes management, have increasingly garnered attention, not solely for their intended purpose but also for their off-label use in weight loss. However, with this rising fame come significant concerns about safety, long-term implications, and ethical medical practices.

Google recently unveiled a significant shift in its Google Ads Trademark policy that will fundamentally transform the way it handles trademark complaints. Effective from July 24, 2023, the tech giant will now focus on specific advertisers and ads in processing trademark complaints, instead of all advertisers operating within the same industry as the trademark owner. This transition will involve phasing out trademark restrictions that were active before July 24, 2023, over the subsequent 12 to 18 months. Here's what you need to understand about this new Google policy and how it could potentially impact your trademark rights.

Well, it appears the legal drama at Liberty University is reaching biblical proportions. The university's prodigal son, Jerry Falwell Jr., once the university's president, is launching a trademark infringement lawsuit against his former employer. Now, isn't that a modern twist to the parable?

Chinese e-commerce rivals, Temu and Shein, are involved in a full-blown legal catfight over fast-fashion retail space in the US. Last week, the newcomer Temu (known for its relentless social ads) slapped Shein (your Gen-Z sibling's favorite shopping app) with an antitrust lawsuit. Let's grab some popcorn, shall we?

In the ever-evolving world of technology and branding, there's always something happening that's worth our attention. This time, it's Twitter's dramatic departure from its well-known blue bird logo to a simple "X". What's more, it has also altered its site address to "X.com", effectively retiring the well-established terms such as "tweets" and "retweets". However, this fresh take on branding seems to have hit a bump already.