By Rudhir Krishtel | February 3, 2025
Beyond the spreadsheets, contracts, and press releases lies the real challenge—and opportunity—of a merger: bringing people together and expanding on services collectively.
By JJ Johnston | January 31, 2025
As long as an employee has standing to bring a representative action on behalf of fellow employees, he or she must first arbitrate any individual PAGA claim based on those same violations.
By Dylan Ruga | January 31, 2025
Jurors, now ingrained in the whirlwind of social media, have little patience for old-school legal persuasion. Get ready for courtroom arguments that rival the best TikTok trends. Lawyers must become masters of concise storytelling, wielding powerful visuals and engaging rhetoric to grab the jurors' attention.
By Nina Flax and Stephanie Hurst and Peter Wolf | January 28, 2025
This article explores the implications of AB 1824 for companies involved in M&A transactions, focusing on the new legal obligations on the buyer and the necessity of target businesses to maintain opt-out records.
By Heather J. Silver and Catalina V. Kelly | January 22, 2025
The FSPA’s potential passage raises important questions about how it would interact with existing state-level anti-SLAPP laws, particularly California’s, which is one of the country’s most protective anti-SLAPP laws.
By Amy Jane Longo and Shannon Capone Kirk and Isaac Sommers and Jake Barr | January 22, 2025
As litigants increasingly adopt generative artificial (gen AI) tools, courts have responded by issuing standing orders, local rules, and opinions addressing how AI and gen AI may be used in the courtroom. Notably, two recent opinions demonstrate courts’ growing willingness to use existing rules to impose sanctions on parties who misuse gen AI—even when those rules do not mention AI.
By Debra Bordeaux | January 21, 2025
Success in this increasingly saturated and competitive market often requires reaching, attracting and acquiring large groups of clients with an at-scale marketing budget. At the same time, firms must maintain strategic and effective cash flow management due to extended litigation and delayed settlements.
By William M. Carlucci and Michael C. Zogby | January 21, 2025
With the proliferation of remote proceedings that was borne out of the recent global pandemic, the advent of trials playing out on a screen—in real time—through videoconference technology, has brought to the fore a new question: whether the geographic limitations of the subpoena power under the current Federal Rules of Civil Procedure should give way to the widespread availability of real-time, remote proceedings.
By Emily Faye Robinson | January 21, 2025
Financial advisers note that female breadwinners face distinct challenges in protecting their assets during divorce. Many have built successful careers while maintaining primary responsibility for the household, leading to complex discussions about contributions to marital assets.
By Frank Darras | January 16, 2025
Let’s discuss how the landscape of college sports could be reshaped in the next four years and why our high school and college athletes and their families should strategize with their lawyers to protect their rights.
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