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Data Disposition—Conquering the Seemingly Unscalable Mountain
Reducing unnecessary data that is no longer needed for your business is a goal we can all agree on. From the beginning, it's essential to secure stakeholder buy-in by emphasizing that this is a team effort requiring active participation.
Who Are the Judges Assigned to Challenges to Trump’s Birthright Citizenship Order?
It only took a few hours for challenges to Trump’s birthright citizenship executive order to hit the courts.
Litigators of the Week: A Directed Verdict Win for Cisco in a West Texas Patent Case
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher’s Brian Rosenthal, Stuart Rosenberg and Audrey Yang helped Cisco secure a rare directed verdict last week in a patent infringement trial with $120 million in damages on the line. U.S. District Judge Alan Albright in Waco has granted rule 50(a) motions only three times. Rosenthal has been lead counsel in two of those cases.
Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout-Outs
Runners-up this week include litigators at Gibson Dunn, Kasowitz Benson Torres and Weil, Gotshal & Manges.
Womble Bond Becomes First Firm in UK to Roll Out AI Tool Firmwide
Although other firms use CoCounsel, Womble Bond is the first to make the software available to all U.K. lawyers.
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New Jersey Employment Law 2025
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Will a Market Dominated by Small- to Mid-Cap Deals Give Rise to a Dark Horse US Firm in China?
Loeb & Loeb, which launched a Beijing office in 2008, has been playing the long game and is now outgunning the likes of Skadden, Kirkland and Davis Polk for work on U.S. IPOs issued by Asia-based companies.
4th Circuit Upholds Virginia Law Restricting Online Court Records Access
The appeals court upheld a Virginia state law allowing only lawyers and authorized agents to access certain online court records remotely. The majority upheld the measure, reasoning that it was aimed at protecting privacy. A dissenter said strict scrutiny should have applied since the rule implicated First Amendment rights.
Lawsuit Against Major Food Brands Could Be Sign of Emerging Litigation Over Processed Foods
The 149-page complaint includes allegations that the defendants intentionally designed their food products to be addictive while knowing those products were linked to various health issues.
Former Federal Judge Christopher Conner Joins Saxton & Stump as Attorney and Shareholder
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