By Joseph A. Grundfest | November 27, 2024
The Supreme Court granted certiorari in Nvidia to provide guidance on whether and how plaintiffs can use expert reports in securities fraud complaints, notwithstanding any factual issues presented by the case. If the court DIGs Nvidia based on those factual issues, it will further muddy this important legal issue and lead plaintiffs lawyers to push courts to follow the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit’s erroneous decision.
By Matthew Rasmussen | November 27, 2024
Smartphones have, in many ways, become the nucleus of professional life. As a result, companies face the critical challenge of managing this new activity center and the vast amounts of company data flowing through it.
By Rob Maier | November 26, 2024
This article discusses the classification of "patent trolls" within the United States patent system.
By Shari Klevens and Alanna Clair | November 21, 2024
Here are some tips to consider to help ethically navigate these partings with professional grace and to avoid disputes where possible.
By Paula Savchenko | November 21, 2024
Recent actions from states such as California and Georgia have created a further dark cloud over the industry as operators feel that the states are going beyond efforts to curb the unregulated market, but rather dismantle the industry altogether.
By David Kalat | November 20, 2024
"The pace of technological change is slower than it feels, and many seemingly new categories of threats have been with us longer than we remember," writes David Kalat of Berkeley Research Group.
By W. Karl Renner and Kristi Sawert and Megan Chacon and Michael Portnov | November 18, 2024
From leadership changes at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to shifts in biopharmaceutical patent policy to regulation of rapidly evolving fields like artificial intelligence, here’s what the IP community can expect from a second Trump presidency.
By Jim Francis | November 14, 2024
With its new law, California joins a dozen other states that have restricted the use of medical debt in credit decisions.
By Donald J. Kochan | November 13, 2024
This global problem must be addressed at the federal level and handled through legislation and the regulations implementing it, not the courts.
The Recorder | Analysis|Commentary
By Kat Black | November 8, 2024
Warren Hodges, counsel at Hanson Bridgett in Sacramento, creator of the firm's AI practice and an employment law expert, said that his clients are particularly concerned about the federal regulation of AI use in hiring practices.
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