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The Law Firm Disrupted: Hybrid Work Is Going Strong, but Skadden Wants More
Sources say the push is one of executive partner Eric Friedman's final goals as he prepares to step down after 14 years in the role.
Casepoint Suffered Ransomware Attack, BlackCat Hacker Cartel Claims on Dark Web
The Casepoint platform is used by a number of U.S. government agencies and departments. BlackCat claims to be holding over two terabytes of Casepoint's data hostage, including attorney files and "many other things you have tried so hard to keep."
Judge Reprimanded for Conduct During Temporary Assignment
In imposing a reprimand, the court opted to give the judge one of the lighter forms of public judicial discipline available.
Judges, Attorneys React to Federal Court Generative AI Order: Too Hot, Too Cold, or Just Right?
Two judges have now issued new requirements for attorneys using generative artificial intelligence in legal work. The legal industry finds itself split when it comes to the necessity of these mandates.
Shook Launches Corporate Practice in Houston With Culhane Meadows M&A Chair
Culhane Meadows partner James Mayor joined Shook, Hardy & Bacon as a partner in Houston to launch the corporate practice in that office.
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Plaintiffs in Securities Fraud Class Action Against Elon Musk Seek to Add Insider Trading Allegation
The suit accuses Musk and Tesla of manipulating the market for the Dogecoin cryptocurrency and causing billions of dollars in losses to investors. The original complaint was filed by Evan Spencer of Evan Spencer Law in June 2022.
Now You See Them, Now You Don't: Regulatory Risks of Ephemeral Messages
Companies' immediate reaction to enforcement developments regarding ephemeral messaging applications may be to prohibit their use by employees, but that might not always be feasible, according to Sidley Austin's David Anderson, Alexa Poletto, David Silva and Felicia Ng.
'Extreme and Oppressive': Airbnb Sues NYC Over New Law Creating 'De Facto' Ban on Short-Term Rentals
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