National Law Journal | Commentary
By Matt Modell & Harlan Rosenson | May 24, 2023
Despite a most recent string of acquittals, the DOJ appears committed to keep challenging non-solicitation and no-poach agreements.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Sandra Stern | May 22, 2023
'As a female graduate of Harvard Law and contemporary of Justice Breyer, I can attest that things were not only as bad as described, but even worse.'
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Alan B. Morrison | May 18, 2023
The newest version of U.S. News law school rankings has some sensible changes, as well as some problematic elements, but the bottom line is that the dramatic shifts in methodology for the overall rankings is fatally flawed.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Louis Lehot, Eric Chow and Brandee Diamond | May 17, 2023
No one can predict the lasting effects of an economic downturn for certain and whether tech M&A activity will ebb or flow. However, current economic conditions present many aspects of the ideal buyer's M&A market.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Steffen N. Johnson and Michael W. McConnell | May 11, 2023
SCOTUS' recent decisions—Axon Enterprise v. Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission v. Cochran—are like curtain-raisers at the start of a dramatic and unpredictable play with broad implications for the future of federal agencies.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Julie N. Green and Randi J. Martz | May 10, 2023
We are seeing a trend in California in which certain courts are increasing their scrutiny of the administrator selection process—a trend that may continue across more state and federal courts.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Karen Sebaski | May 8, 2023
Although the federal government has not yet passed comprehensive legislation specifically governing AI technology, a patchwork of state and local laws to address such challenges have started to develop.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By John Coleman and Michael S. Chu | May 4, 2023
The CFPB said months ago that its agenda would bog down if the Supreme Court refused to expedite review of the Fifth Circuit's holding that the bureau's funding structure was unconstitutional. In declining expedited review, SCOTUS effectively ensured that the CFPB's ability to enforce legally binding obligation would almost grind to a halt.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Christopher Bogart & Jonathan Molot | April 26, 2023
We may be at a tipping point: No matter their size, companies expect law firms and in-house legal teams to be ready with innovative legal financing solutions and ideas.
National Law Journal | Commentary
By Donald J. Kochan | April 20, 2023
On April 21, the U.S. Supreme Court will vote on whether to grant review of Suncor Energy v. Board of County Commissioners of Boulder County and determine the jurisdictional and pleadings issues surrounding removal rights.
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