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Big Company Insiders See Tech-Related Disputes in 2025
Concerns over cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence abound in Baker McKenzie's annual survey of 600 senior legal and risk professionals from companies with more than $500 million in revenue.
After Nearly 2 Decades in the Role, Longtime Haynes and Boone General Counsel Passes the Baton
Dallas partner Ben Mesches succeeds Stacy Brainin, who has served as firm GC since 2007.
Miami Lawyer Guilty of Indirect Criminal Contempt But Dodges Paying Legal Fees
“The case is notable in that there were very notable attorneys involved in a dispute that never should have been in court to begin with,” said Jason B. Giller, a partner at Giller and an expert not involved in the Third District Court of Appeal ruling.
'The Tobacco Industry of This Decade': Slew of Class Actions Accuse DraftKings of Creating Addicts
Multiple lawsuits target the gambling app. "DraftKings’ business model has long involved pushing the boundaries of the law, misleading consumers, and luring naive gamblers into developing addictions," alleged one suit, filed by Loevy & Loevy of Chicago.Big Company Insiders See Tech-Related Disputes Teed Up for 2025
Concerns over cybersecurity, data privacy and artificial intelligence abound in Baker McKenzie's annual survey of 600 senior legal and risk professionals from companies with more than $500 million in revenue.
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Persuasive: Facebook Successfully Questions MDL Guardrails
Facebook secured a sought-after remand that removes a sex trafficking lawsuit from the state's multidistrict litigation purview.
On Inauguration Eve, U.S. Attorney for Texas Exits Job
Alamdar Hamdani, the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Texas, will leave office one day before Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th U.S. president.
Signaling Growth Goals, Some Law Firms Promote Record Partner Classes
“It’s fair to say that most law firms feel a strategic imperative to grow their size and profitability” in 2025, explained Kent Zimmermann, principal at legal strategy outfit Zeughauser Group.
Seton Hall Escapes COVID-19 Wrongful Death Suit After Student Found Dead in Dorm
The plaintiffs claimed they were waiting for critical information from the school before filing their complaint. However, the judge said the delay was unreasonable since they were represented by an attorney.
Western NY Justice Agrees to Public Admonishment Over 'Obvious' Conflict of Interest
An ex-client took a dispute with their former lawyer to the very court where that attorney now presided as a judge. The state's judicial conduct watchdog said Alden Town and Village Courts Justice Michael W. Cole, rather than seeking to have the case moved elsewhere, acted to delay the small-claims matter in hopes it would be dropped.Trending Stories
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