After fighting over the meaning of "trespass" in the digital age, Niantic agrees to a system for resolving nuisance complaints, removals of Pokemon gyms near homes, an independent audit, and more.

The singer is being sued for copyright infringement over her track "We Can't Stop," and a magistrate judge doesn't buy her arguments that the suit should be dismissed at this early stage.

A government examiner also questioned the submission of the actor's performance on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," pointing to internet research about celebrity partners and raising a work-for-hire issue.

Fashion blogger Nita Mann claims the site reposted influencers' photos without permission to cash in on their social media following.

Epic Games says 2 Milly's moves are unprotectable, aren't similar to what's actually in the game and his lawsuit represents an attempt to chill free speech.

An amended lawsuit say stock sales from Moonves, Joseph Ianniello and other executives amount to evidence of knowing wrongfulness and fraudulent motive.

The settlement resolves the April 2015 lawsuit CAA filed against UTA after agents representing Chris Pratt, Will Ferrell and others defected.

In the event the Amazon billionaire decided to sue to enforce his copyright ownership in a series of intimate photos, legal experts say he'd beat a fair use defense.

HBO chief executive Richard Plepler is told the documentary has violated journalistic ethics and norms and shouldn't be aired in March.

The actor claims being the one vulnerable to privacy invasion and tells a court that he will be prejudiced if his accuser isn't named.

A New York appeals court says the company founded by Lil Wayne's former manager hasn't shown Birdman's Cash Money was an "alter ego" of Universal.

The filmmaker questions the validity of the termination, saying it is based on decades-old allegations that Amazon knew about when it signed up Allen for new work.