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Cyber-Insurance Provider Snags First-Ever Legal Chief From WR Berkley
Coalition is one of a number of growing companies to hire first-time legal chiefs this year, bringing on John Littzi from the insurance holding company.
'Appalling': Asian-American Educator Sues School for Discrimination, Other Allegations
"Our lawsuit alleges that she was obviously subjected to discrimination and retaliation on the basis of her being of Asian descent for educators who are Asian who are attempting to rise up in this industry," said Buckley Beal partner Anita Bala.
New York's High Court to Hear 'Bruen' Challenge to Gun-Possession Law
The decision by a Court of Appeals judge comes as defense attorneys have brought a barrage of challenges to New York's gun laws citing a recent and controversial decision by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Florida Death Could Be 20th in US Caused by Takata Air Bags
The Ranger in the Florida crash had been recalled and notices were sent out, according to a Ford spokesman, but repairs were not done.
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'Made for Litigation'?: Accusations of Dishonesty Fly as Musk Responds to Twitter Suit
Musk's counterclaims show his attempts to gauge the number of spam accounts on the platform and the value of active accounts and criticizes Twitter's method to detect bots.
As Musk Responds to Twitter Suit, Accusations of Dishonesty Fly
Musk's counterclaims show his attempts to gauge the number of spam accounts on the platform and the value of active accounts and criticizes Twitter's method to detect bots.
Farmworker Exclusions, Rooted in Racism, Must Be Corrected
Connecticut's failure fully to include farmworkers in its basic labor protections tracks similar exclusions at the federal level. These exclusions, however, are rooted in racial prejudice and have no place in our modern laws.
No A.I. Allowed: Named Inventors Must Be Persons, Federal Circuit Rules
Friday's decision likely ends a high-profile legal debate over whether the Patent Office can broaden the definition of "inventor" to accommodate creative machines.
No A.I. Allowed: Named Inventors Must Be Persons, Federal Circuit Rules
Friday's decision likely ends a high-profile legal debate over whether the Patent Office can broaden the definition of "inventor" to accommodate creative machines.Trending Stories
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