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KPMG Law US Seeks Alternative Business License, Shaking Up Legal Status Quo
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From TAR to Generative AI: A Revolution in Document Review
A new contender has entered the scene: generative AI (GenAI). This groundbreaking technology is poised to redefine document review, addressing the gaps TAR struggles to fill.
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Class Certification, Cash-Sweep Cases Among Securities Litigation Trends to Watch in 2025
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Apple Agrees to Pay $95 Million Settlement in Siri Voice Assistant Privacy Class Action
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'Erroneous Assumption'?: Apple Challenges DOJ Antitrust Remedy in Google Search Monopoly Case
"[Any] broad prohibition on commercial agreements between Apple and Google threatens to stifle the development of AI, which is critical to serving consumers," counsel for Apple wrote in a motion to intervene as a defendant in Google's antitrust remedy proceedings.
New York Times Moves for $100K in Attorney Fees Against Dfinity Foundation
"The days of claiming anyone can sue anyone for anything someone said against them are long gone," said Javier A. Lopez, a shareholder at Vedder Price and an expert not involved in the matter.
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