Legal

Everything Enterprise DNA has published on Legal, 9 articles, guides, insights, and news across data and AI in business.

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News 18 Aug 2026

You're Liable When Your AI Agent Breaks the Rules

A landmark Ninth Circuit ruling says AI agents are tools, not persons. That shifts legal liability squarely onto the businesses deploying them.
News 5 Aug 2026

Anthropic's $1.5B Settlement Sets AI Training Data Price

A US judge approved the largest AI copyright settlement in history. Payments of roughly $3,000 per book begin August 10, setting a precedent for the industry.
News 11 July 2026

Apple Sues OpenAI Over AI Hardware Trade Secret Theft

Apple filed suit against OpenAI on July 10, alleging a coordinated scheme to steal hardware trade secrets running 'at every level' of the company.
Blog 14 June 2026

How Legal Teams Use Claude for Document Review

Claude AI practical use cases for law firms and in-house legal teams: contract review, research synthesis, document drafting, and what to be careful about.
News 31 May 2026

CNN Sues Perplexity: AI Copyright War Reaches TV Networks

CNN filed suit against Perplexity AI for scraping 17,000+ stories. Nine publishers now active in court. What the growing copyright war means for business.
News 2 May 2026

DOJ Joins xAI's Lawsuit Against Colorado's AI Law

The Trump Justice Department intervened to challenge Colorado's algorithmic discrimination law, marking the first federal move to block state AI regulation.
News 27 Apr 2026

Musk v. Altman: The AI Trial That Could Reshape OpenAI

Jury selection began today in Musk v. Altman. With $134B at stake and OpenAI's for-profit future on the line, here's what business owners need to watch.
News 11 Apr 2026

xAI Sues Colorado to Block AI Discrimination Law

Elon Musk's xAI filed suit to block Colorado's AI Act before it takes effect, arguing the law forces Grok to conform to a state-enforced political viewpoint.
News 7 Apr 2026

When AI Agents Go Wrong, Nobody Is Liable

The Register investigates the legal vacuum around enterprise AI agents. Vendors won't comment on liability. Insurers are carving out AI from policies.