Watchdog Goups Applaud DC Circuit's FOIA Decision Over Trump-Era Health Records
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit found an exemption to the Freedom of Information Act does not apply to the Trump-era communications that a nonprofit oversight group sought, reversing a district court judgment in a 2-1 decision.Splunk CLO Exiting in Wake of Sale, Unlocking $24M Golden Parachute
Scott Morgan announced on LinkedIn Friday that he was leaving the data platform after 12 years.Johnson & Johnson, Citing 'Eye-Opening' Emails, Moves to Subpoena Beasley Allen
The subpoenas, requested in a Friday letter, would focus on Beasley Allen's litigation financing arrangements with Fortress Investment Group and its purported relationship with news agency Thomson Reuters.California Bill Would Amend Proposition 65
AB 3004 could go much further to reform Proposition 65, but its minor changes to it will still benefit businesses and likely help secure the bill's passage.View more book results for the query "*"
CFPB Averts Disaster at Supreme Court, But Challenges Remain
"Now, they don't have to worry about catching a (constitutional) challenge every time they put a rule out there," attorney Dennis Merkley said of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.Chief Justice Asks for 'Space' From Legislature in Crafting Court AI Rules
"I think that we know best what we need moving forward with no disrespect to the legislative branch," Chief Justice Patricia Guerrero said at a Judicial Council meeting Friday.Early Experience: Wiggin and Dana Partners Help Next-Gen Lawyers
"I remember one thing they said was when you're setting up a brief, you have to first make the panel care, and then you have to make it seem easy for them," Ben Alter of Jenner & Block said. "These are things that I held onto. The great exposure to the appellate practice set me down the path that I'm on now, which includes a lot of appellate work. I worked on my first case at the Supreme Court this past year, and I ended up clerking on the Second Circuit."Paul Weiss Represents Nonprofit in Lawsuit Accusing Spotify of Underpaying Royalties
The complaint accuses Spotify of using the launch of its audiobook access product to categorize its $10.99 Premium subscription as a "bundled" subscription, reducing the amount of money reported to the plaintiff nonprofit, the Mechanical Licensing Collective.State AI Legislation Is on the Move in 2024
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