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  • October 05, 2026

    Jones Day Expands IP Team In San Francisco, Amsterdam

    Jones Day has brought on an Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP partner and NautaDutilh's former technology group leader as partners in its intellectual property practice, the firm told Law360.

  • October 05, 2026

    Crypto 'Godfather' Who Hired Cops To Extort Gets 6.5 Years

    A Los Angeles-based cryptocurrency businessman who called himself "The Godfather" was sentenced Monday to more than six years in prison and ordered to pay more than $23 million in restitution for getting Los Angeles County sheriff's deputies to harass his enemies and for separately stealing from Meta, federal prosecutors announced.

  • October 05, 2026

    AppLovin Skirts Controls To Show Kids Explicit Ads, Suit Says

    The county of San Diego lodged a lawsuit Monday alleging digital advertising platform AppLovin Corp. strips away parental controls meant to shield children from sexual and violent material in order to steer graphic ads to children and harvest their sensitive information to train its artificial intelligence.

  • October 05, 2026

    Spirit's Data Sale To Google Protects Consumers, Court Told

    Spirit Airlines and Google have taken "consequential steps" to protect the privacy of millions of consumers whose data is being sold as part of the airline's bankruptcy, a consumer privacy ombudsman said in a report lodged in New York federal bankruptcy court Monday.

  • October 05, 2026

    Feds Wrap Up Case In $53M Uranium Finance Theft Trial

    Manhattan federal prosecutors Monday concluded their case against a Maryland cybersecurity consultant accused of stealing about $53 million in crypto from Uranium Finance, a two-pronged heist that purportedly capitalized on "bugs" in smart contracts and brought about the end of the short-lived decentralized exchange.

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