Last month, Greg Abbott, the governor of Texas, signed Senate Bill 4, a law that allows police officers in Texas to arrest migrants who enter the state illegally. The new law also allows Texas judges to order migrants to leave…
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Copyright Clash: The New York Times Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI and Microsoft
Welcome back to the Trellis blog! The new year starts with another legal battle concerning copyrighted works and the unauthorized use of written material to train artificial intelligence. At the end of December, media mogul The New York Times filed……
Trellis Wrapped
We here at Trellis Law Blog wish you a joyous holiday season. We will return with coverage on Monday, 8 Jan. 2024. Until then, we invite you to rediscover five of our most engaging blog posts for this year, linked……
Landmark Ruling: Colorado High Court Disqualifies Trump from 2024 Presidential Primary
In a historic decision, the Colorado Supreme Court disqualified Donald Trump from appearing on the ballot in the state’s presidential primary, finding that he violated the 14th Amendment by engaging in the January 6th, 2021, insurrection. The state’s highest court……
Information Wars: Rise of Generative AI Spurs Increase in Fake News
In the past nine months, websites containing fake news articles generated by AI have increased by over 1,000%. According to NewsGuard, an AI watchdog that tracks misinformation, these kinds of websites have exploded from 49 to 600 since May 2023.……
Next Target: Access to Mifepristone—Supreme Court Takes on First Reproductive Rights Case Since Overturning Roe v. Wade
Earlier this week, we looked at the Texas case of a woman who petitioned the court for an injunction to allow a medically necessary abortion recommended by her doctor. Now, we turn our attention to the US Supreme Court, which……
Roe v. Wade Aftermath: First of its Kind Abortion Lawsuit Challenging States’ Trigger Ban
Last week, a Texas woman seeking an abortion on the medical advice of her doctor sued the state for the right to have the abortion. In a first of its kind challenge since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade……
Global to Local: The EU & The California State Bar Introduce AI Laws, Rules, and Guidelines
On Friday December 8th, the European Union agreed to a historic deal creating the world’s first comprehensive laws regulating artificial intelligence. After 37 hours of negotiations among 100 people, the EU became the first government entity to enact AI legislation.……
Caffeinated Lemonade Tragedy: Panera Confronts Wrongful Death Suits
In the past three months, two wrongful death suits have been filed against Panera Bread. The complaints allege that Panera’s “Charged Lemonade” caused the deaths of two people after they consumed the caffeinated beverage. Let’s get into the details. Background……
Navigating Local Law 18: Multifaceted Perspectives on Short-Term Rentals in New York City
The holiday season is upon us. It’s that time of year when thousands of tourists flock to New York City to walk down 5th Avenue and gaze upon the various holiday displays in shop windows. People dream of cozying up……