The late football player turned actor's family is suing the Arena Football League, Disney, Paramount and Columbia Pictures for fraud, negligence, breach of contract and wrongful death after an autopsy revealed he had CTE.

Thomas signals he'd reject the "actual malice" standard established in a landmark 1964 opinion. But it won't be in a case that presented the issue of whether an individual becomes a public figure by simply making an accusation of being victimized.

Tens of millions of dollars ride on the question.

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.

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.

As the director sues for $68 million, the studio will need to argue that #MeToo means it can terminate a four-picture deal even though many believe that public outrage was "foreseeable."

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.

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.

Greg Hudik says he released a new song sung by the late Daryle Singletary in an effort to raise money for his family and was defamed by a Fox News story that described the scenario as a scam.

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