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Latham Lands Top Spot as US Firms Dominate in UK M&A Rankings
This year's top 20 shows U.S. firms are continuing to gain ground in the U.K. M&A market, with rivals Kirkland close behind.
Supreme Court May Limit Federal Prosecutions Over 'Misleading' but True Statements
The justices seem inclined to exclude "misleading" but true statements from a federal law prohibiting "false" statements to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.Latham Claims Top Spot as US Firms Dominate UK M&A Rankings
This year's top 20 shows U.S. firms are continuing to gain ground in the U.K. M&A market, with rival Kirkland & Ellis close behind.
Law Firms Grapple With Nonequity Partner Pay ‘Friction’
Pay for nonequity partners can approach or overlap with compensation of senior associates, counsel as well as some equity partners, firm leaders and consultants say.
Does Society’s Focus on Children’s Sexuality Make Them Vulnerable to Grooming?
Attorneys involved in grooming cases have seen it play out in courtrooms countless times: a repeated narrative, no matter how detached from reality, can become persuasive through sheer repetition.
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Supreme Court Wrestles With Disabled Ex-Firefighter's Discrimination Case
The justices considered whether retirees can sue their former employers for disability discrimination in benefits plans.
Shifting Battlegrounds in Administrative Law, From Biden to Trump II
Because of the Biden administration’s ambitious regulatory agenda, federal courts over the last few years have had to address the statutory and constitutional boundaries up to which agencies can enact and enforce regulations. The U.S. Supreme Court and lower courts contended with the Biden administration over major policy initiatives, like vaccine mandates and student loan forgiveness, and the Supreme Court restrained federal agency power in landmark decisions.
California’s New Deepfake Laws: Banning the Deception
The author writes "Simply put, deepfakes are synthetic media, including videos, images, or audios, which have been convincingly generated using artificial intelligence to misrepresent someone as doing or saying something that never occurred."
What Lawyers Might Not Know About Taking Cases to Trial
Even for those litigators who appear before juries and benches more often, there can sometimes be tricks of the trade that are overlooked in the midst of a busy schedule.
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