Amazon will pay a record $2.5B to settle FTC claims it tricked users into Prime and made cancellation a maze. $1.5B goes to consumer refunds, $1B as penalty. The case spotlights “dark patterns” in tech — proving design can deceive. A warning to Big Tech: confusing clicks now come with billion-dollar consequences.

AI is reshaping music, but at what cost? Publishers warn that tech giants are copying voices, lyrics, and melodies without consent, threatening artists’ livelihoods. Innovation should not come at the expense of originality. Protecting human creativity is not just legal—it’s essential to our culture.

Constitution Day is a reminder that the freedoms and rights we often take for granted are sacred gifts entrusted to us. More than a historical milestone, it is a living promise of liberty, justice, and equality—calling each of us to honor, protect, and carry forward the foundation of our nation.

Robert Redford was more than a Hollywood star—he was an artist, activist, and visionary who reshaped cinema and championed independent voices. His passing at 89 marks the end of an era, but his legacy of beauty, depth, and conviction ensures his light will never fade.

The Hyundai raid is a reminder that global events can put your most valuable asset — your intellectual property — at risk. Securing trademarks, patents, and copyrights is not just paperwork; it is the shield that protects your brand and innovation when the unexpected happens.

A federal judge ruled Google’s search monopoly illegal but stopped short of a breakup. Chrome and Android stay, yet Google can’t lock up default deals and must share search data with rivals. The decision cracks Google’s dominance and marks a turning point in how Big Tech is regulated.

Baylor University has sued Boston University over use of an interlocking “BU” logo, reigniting a decades-old feud. At stake: trademark rights, licensing revenue, and brand identity in college athletics. With both schools claiming “BU,” the case highlights how trademarks shape higher education’s competitive landscape.

Taylor Swift has built more than a music empire—she’s built a brand protected by 400+ trademarks worldwide. From album titles to lyrics, even her cats, every detail is safeguarded. Her strategy shows creators and businesses alike that protecting your name, ideas, and identity is not optional—it’s essential.

Roblox is a creative playground for millions of kids—including mine—but lawsuits reveal it’s also a hunting ground for predators. As both a mom and a legal professional, I see urgent gaps in safety. Parents must stay vigilant, and Roblox must put protection over profit—our children’s safety depends on it.

Major cosmetic surgery chains are facing lawsuits over 12 deaths and countless disfiguring injuries tied to unqualified doctors, risky bonus incentives, and high-pressure sales tactics. Before signing up, patients must know the red flags, ask the right questions, and protect their lives—not just their looks.

A new class action accuses DraftKings of luring users into high-risk gambling with deceptive “risk-free” ads. Plaintiffs say the fine print required thousands in wagers and targeted those showing signs of addiction. The case could reshape how gambling apps market and manage user behavior nationwide.

Disney and Universal have filed a landmark lawsuit against AI image generator Midjourney, claiming it unlawfully replicates iconic characters using copyrighted material. The case could redefine how artificial intelligence interacts with intellectual property—and who pays the price for innovation.

Beacon Homes of Oklahoma, led by Andy Crum and Eric Thornhill, is building more than houses—they’re strengthening communities. At Ed White Law, we are proud to protect the brand behind their mission and deeply value clients who invest in people, place, and purpose. Their vision reflects exactly the kind of impact we’re honored to support.

Loving Day honors the 1967 Supreme Court case that struck down bans on interracial marriage — a victory for love, dignity, and civil rights. In today’s climate of rising hate and division, it reminds us that we’ve come too far to turn back. Love is not just personal — it’s powerful, and it’s worth defending.

Eminem’s music publisher, Eight Mile Style, is suing Meta for $109M, alleging the tech giant used his songs without a license across Facebook and Instagram. The lawsuit claims Meta profited from widespread, unauthorized use of Eminem’s music to boost engagement—highlighting growing tension between artists and Big Tech.

A New York jury awarded $1.68B to 40 women who accused director James Toback of decades-long sexual abuse—one of the largest #MeToo verdicts to date. The case, filed under the Adult Survivors Act, sends a powerful message: survivors are being heard, believed, and empowered to reclaim their voices and their power.

Portland’s quirky baseball team, the Pickles, is suing Disney for trademark infringement over its “Win or Lose” series, alleging Disney copied their branding and mascot. With fans confused and merchandise sold nationwide, the Pickles are fighting to protect their identity—and proving even small teams can stand tall against giants.

The Oklahoma legal community mourns the passing of trial lawyer legend John W. Norman. A fierce advocate for justice, he led landmark cases against Big Tobacco and asbestos. A devoted husband, father, and mentor, John leaves behind a legacy of integrity, impact, and unwavering commitment to making the law a force for good.