Tech & Intellectual Property

Ripple Fights SEC's $2B Fine, Proposes $10M Penalty Instead
Tech & Intellectual Property Ripple Fights SEC's $2B Fine, Proposes $10M Penalty Instead

In the high-stakes world of cryptocurrency and regulation, the clash between Ripple and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is a case with far-reaching consequences. At the heart of the dispute is the SEC's contention that Ripple engaged in unregistered securities offerings

How Will Ravi Nanga Change Justice Accessibility in TT?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Will Ravi Nanga Change Justice Accessibility in TT?

In the legal tapestry of Trinidad and Tobago, a new thread of distinction has been woven with the announcement that attorney Ravi Nanga will be conferred the esteemed title of Senior Counsel, colloquially known as wearing the "silk." Embracing this honor with humility, Nanga reflects on

How Did Telangana Recover Rs 31.29 Cr for Cyber Fraud Victims?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Did Telangana Recover Rs 31.29 Cr for Cyber Fraud Victims?

In a remarkable stride against the growing tide of cybercrime, the Telangana Cyber Security Bureau (TGCSB) demonstrated exemplary fortitude. Working in tandem with various police departments, TGCSB’s endeavor bore fruit in the form of a substantial financial recovery for victims of cyber fraud. T

Is AI Ready to Replace Associate Lawyers in Firms?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is AI Ready to Replace Associate Lawyers in Firms?

The legal industry stands at the forefront of an ethical and practical debate: Can artificial intelligence (AI) take over the responsibilities of associate lawyers in law firms? A recent benchmark study conducted by Allens, a leading law firm, has sparked skepticism within the legal community about

Is Australia Ready to Legalize Active Cyber Defence?
Tech & Intellectual Property Is Australia Ready to Legalize Active Cyber Defence?

Australia stands at a pivotal moment in cybersecurity. As cyber threats increase internationally, the nation has set an ambitious goal to become a global leader in cyber defense by 2030. However, the journey toward this milestone is fraught with obstacles—frequent cyberattacks are compromising both

How Do UK Lawyers Prefer AI Regulation in Law?
Tech & Intellectual Property How Do UK Lawyers Prefer AI Regulation in Law?

In an age where artificial intelligence (AI) weaves itself increasingly into the fabric of various professions, the legal sector is no exception. UK lawyers are voicing their perspectives on how they believe the regulatory reins of AI should be handled within the law. A Thomson Reuters survey sheds

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