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'Blackout Challenge' Case Puts TikTok Immunity in the Bullseye
Anderson v. TikTok sets new parameters for the liability of social media under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, 47 U.S.C. Section 230. The facts of the case are tragic and alarming. Its implications for social media could be far reaching.
Redefining Advocacy: My Path From Corporate Law to Animal Rights
Transitioning from a corporate counsel role to a focus on animal law may seem unconventional, but for those of us driven by a deep-seated passion for ethical causes, it can be a profoundly rewarding journey.
People in the News—Oct. 3, 2024—Klehr Harrison
Klehr Harrison Harvey Branzburg announced the successful launch of the firm's first annual M&A Summit on Sept. 20, at the Hotel West + Main in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania.
Build It and They Will Come: Tips to Market Your Practice as a Junior Attorney
Building a business as a lawyer is invaluable to a future career in private practice. The challenge is to become skilled in an area and to develop work in that practice, even while one's knowledge of the field is developing.
Law Firms Mobilize To Respond to Anti-DEI Backlash
With employers left wondering if their affinity group or hiring initiative will get them dragged into court, law firms are bulking up their offerings to clients worried about litigation risk.
Lawyer in 3rd NEC Formula Trial Asks Jurors for 'a Very, Very Large Number'
The third trial over cow's milk-based infant formula began on Wednesday in St. Louis City Circuit Court. It is the first trial against both manufacturers, Abbott Laboratories and Mead Johnson.
Kraft Heinz Prevails After Firing Employee Who Wore Blackface
"To me, there is nothing racial about it," the accused said in a statement. "I dressed up as a favorite character of mine from one of my favorite TV shows and, in doing so, was demonstrating respect for that character."
Levin Sedran Partner Arnold Levin Dies at 85
"He took on some very tough cases and was able to provide some relief to victims, and they weren't easy cases," said Daniel Levin, an attorney with Levin Sedran and Arnold Levin's son. "He took on the cases that not everyone could take on."
Only Plaintiff's Counsel Can Attend Defense-Ordered Neuropsych Exam, Pa. Court Rules
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