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Senator Plans to Reintroduce Bill to Split 9th Circuit
Proponents have long argued that the circuit covers too much territory and too many people and its docket is unmanageable; critics say the current system isn’t broken and motivations for the split are merely political.
Law Firms Converge to Defend HIPAA Regulation
Anticipating an about-face by a Trump-run Justice Department, a coalition of Texas, New York and D.C. law firms are converging in Texas courts to defend HIPAA law regarding the privacy of medical records, particularly those of pregnant women.
Judge Denies Retrial Bid by Ex-U.S. Sen. Menendez Over Evidentiary Error
Defense counsel argued the guilty verdict against their client must be tossed after it was discovered that jurors were presented with improperly redacted evidence during deliberations.
Lawyers: Meet Your New Partner
The authors write "The transformative potential of agentic AI lies in its ability to handle complex workflows, akin to a human employee, enabling automation of tasks traditionally performed by junior lawyers. This could reshape legal practice by enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and requiring lawyers to adapt their skills to collaborate with such systems."
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What Will It Mean in California if New Federal Anti-SLAPP Legislation Passes?
The FSPA’s potential passage raises important questions about how it would interact with existing state-level anti-SLAPP laws, particularly California’s, which is one of the country’s most protective anti-SLAPP laws.
Longtime AOC Director Glenn Grant to Step Down, Assignment Judge to Take Over
"He can retire knowing that our courts and our justice system will benefit from his accomplishments for decades to come," Chief Justice Stuart Rabner said.
Elon Musk’s Tesla Pay Case Stokes Chatter Between Lawyers and Clients
Musk continues to fight the Delaware Court of Chancery’s decision to overturn his compensation plan at Tesla, appealing two decisions from the court to the Delaware Supreme Court last week. Since December, there’s been growing concern among investors about how the Delaware courts weigh issues around shareholder democracy.
Courts Demonstrate Growing Willingness to Sanction Courtroom Misuse of AI
As litigants increasingly adopt generative artificial (gen AI) tools, courts have responded by issuing standing orders, local rules, and opinions addressing how AI and gen AI may be used in the courtroom. Notably, two recent opinions demonstrate courts’ growing willingness to use existing rules to impose sanctions on parties who misuse gen AI—even when those rules do not mention AI.
The New Rules of AI: Part 1—Managing Risk
The primary burden of managing AI’s risks often falls on corporate officers tasked with designing, implementing, and supervising internal AI governance programs for their organizations.Trending Stories
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