Social Media Ideas for Intermediary Liability

India’s ISP Copyright Problem – Self-Inflicted?

India’s intermediary liability framework has long struggled to reconcile copyright enforcement with the protections afforded to platforms under Section 79 of the IT Act. This tensi...

Who Owns the Compliance Failure? Bank-Fintech Liability Allocation in Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) Programs

After Years of Enforcement Actions and the Synapse Collapse, the Contract is the Last Line of Defense I. The Enforcement Pattern: Regulators Are Holding Banks Accountable Between 2...

Joint Employer Not Required: New Theories of Supply-Chain Liability

When does a company director become personally liable?

The figure of the director in a limited liability company constitutes an essential position within the organisational system of social capital companies. Although these companies a...

Dynamic Injunctions, Website Blocking, and the Limits of Section 79 of the IT Act: Analysing the Delhi High Court’s HBO...

The Delhi High Court’s decision in Home Box Office Inc. v. Streamzy.To attempts to strike a balance between the need to effectively combat online piracy and the concerns raised by...

I AM NAMED AS TRUSTEE IN A TRUST, WHAT IS MY LIABILITY?

I AM NAMED AS TRUSTEE IN A TRUST, WHAT IS MY LIABILITY? When people create a trust, they appoint a trustee. The trustee is the person or entity with the authority to administer and...

Meta's insurers already won't defend it, and design-based liability claims may be why

A Delaware court has already ruled Meta's own insurers don't have to pay its defense costs. The legal theory behind that ruling is now spreading well beyond one company

Alter Ego Liability: When Florida Courts Ignore Your LLC

Alter ego liability is the doctrine that lets a Florida court disregard your LLC and hold you, or another company you control, answerable for that entity’s debts. It is neither aut...

Govt examines if Meta recommendation system deciding what-to-show-to-whom fits intermediary status

The issue centres on whether a platform that actively decides what users see, can continue to claim intermediary status under the Information Technology Act

Title agent's guarantor can't pass mortgage recording liability to a subcontractor

He said he did nothing wrong and only backed the agent - the court still turned him away

Nuts & Bolts | Representations & Warranties Insurance: What M&A Attorneys Need to Know

A crucial aspect of merger and acquisition transactions is allocating exposure to the target company's risks and liabilities and determining who bears the financial burden if the s...

eBay Defeats Contributory Copyright Claim–Lee v. SBS

Lee is enforcing music copyrights against karaoke machine makers that allegedly include copyrighted songs. He sent numerous NOCIs to eBay targeting the machines. eBay apparently ho...

Product liability for retailers: Why your business could be liable for what you sell or make

  Manufacturers aren’t the only business entity that could get sued over a defective product. If you sell products in a store, shop or online, or even if you just vend occasionally...

The Karnataka High Court on Content Blocking: What the X Corp Rulings Mean for Platform Accountability in India

Introduction Over the past three years, the Karnataka High Court has become the principal forum for testing how far the Union Government’s power to control online content in India...

AI cannot bear liability for losing trades, responsibility follows delegation: Brickken CEO

AI agents have started executing trades and moving funds without constant human approval, prompting Brickken CEO Edwin Mata to argue that liability must follow the authority grante...

What To Know As Legal Duty To Consider AI Takes Shape

While the U.K. Jurisdiction Taskforce’s recent statement on liability for artificial intelligence harms is nonbinding for both U.K. and U.S. lawyers, it highlights the importance o...