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'We're Not Going Anywhere': Plaintiffs Plan to Appeal $1.5M Partial Win in Alleged $4M Bitcoin Fraud
"I understand that [under normal circumstances banks] should not be liable to non-customers, but this is as extreme a situation as I have ever seen, and I have litigated these types of cases, all of which have been settled [confidentially]," plaintiffs attorney Richard Robbins said. "But Wells Fargo has chosen to take this one to the mat and so be it."
$1.75 Million Settlement Reached Over Failure to Detect Early Warning Signs of Glaucoma
A $1.75 million settlement was reached on Feb. 27 in a Union County medical malpractice suit, Dharia v. Carotenuto, brought on behalf of a 51-year-old…
ChatGPT's Glitch Exposed User Data, But Didn't Catch Legal by Surprise
ChatGPT's first public data leak may be a reminder for law firms that information governance policies need to evolve along with technology.
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University of Delaware Hit With Class Action Seeking Refund for Canceled 2020 Classes
With about 60% of University of Delaware students coming from outside the state, the amount the complaint is seeking for undergrads alone could be as high as $23 million.
University of Delaware Students Seek Refund for Canceled 2020 Classes
With about 60% of University of Delaware students coming from outside the state, the amount the complaint is seeking for undergrads alone could be as high as $23 million.
Iowa's New Data Privacy Law May Signal a Trend, But Not a Pattern
Iowa's data privacy law may be the most business-friendly law yet, signaling how a state's characteristics, such as its politics and tech composition, affects its regulations, and make the growing data privacy patchwork even more nuanced.
Mark Pomerantz Subpoenaed by House for Role in Trump Probe
The subpoena directs Pomerantz to sit for a deposition before the committee on April 20.
Inside Track: Why a Sidley Austin Client Had to Disclose Paying the Firm $29M
Corporate governance experts disapprove of public companies' putting a lawyer from an outside law firm on the board. When it happens, SEC transparency rules kick in.Trending Stories
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