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AI in Arbitration? + Judicial Nominations Roundup
An arbitrator discusses the feasibility and desirability of artificial intelligence in arbitration, and the Senate Judiciary Committee approves of three judicial nominees.
Litigators of the Week: Illinois Jurors Hit Prison Officials With $19M Verdict in Sexual Abuse Case
Britt Cramer of Kirkland & Ellis, Christina Sharkey of Quinn Emanuel, and Nicole Schult of Uptown People's Law Center represented a former prisoner who testified about her sexual abuse at the hands of a counselor at the Logan Correctional Center near Springfield, Illinois.
Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
A team at Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd secured final approval this week of a $300 million settlement on behalf of Wells Fargo shareholders, one of the 60 largest securities class action settlements ever.
DC Lawyer With Ga. Ties Sues Harvard for Defamation, Claiming It's Overrated
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Citing Conflicts as Merger Looms, Former SDNY Judge Leaves Stroock for Boies Schiller
Former U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin said Boies Schiller's focus on litigation, mediation and arbitration represented a better fit for her practice as a neutral.
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A Letter from Your Client
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Why Clients and Law Firms Are Stocking up on Regulatory Tech and Talent: The Morning Minute
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From Bitters to Improv, Lawyers With 'Side Hustles' Navigate Both Risks and Rewards
"Don't take yourself too seriously, and if there is something you love, do it," said Alan Barinholtz.
When a Witness Becomes More Vulnerable
Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson will be called to testify at the most important trial in America about her unique act of heroism. And whether or not she told the prosecutors in advance her plan to write a book, or that she was already writing one, they simply lacked the ability to demand that she not, a Law Journal columnist writes.
Judicial Ethics Opinion 22-170
A full-time judge (1) may write and teach on legal topics such as no-fault insurance arbitration but (2) may not respond to private inquiries from no-fault insurance arbitrators on specific cases.
Appeals Court Refuses to Send State's Claims Against Uber, Lyft to Arbitration
A First District Court of Appeal panel rejected the ride-hailing companies' arguments that the state is merely acting as a proxy for drivers subject to arbitration agreements.Trending Stories
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