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Nazi-Stolen Painting to Remain at Museum After Federal Court Appeal
The trial court ruled it was barred by "act of state doctrine," which, prohibits American courts from sitting in judgment on the acts of another government acting within its own territory.
Autonomy CEO Downplays Panicked Emails, Denies Firm Was Tanking Before $11B Sale to HP
"What we're looking at is the sausage-making that goes into every quarter and the stress that goes into sales," Autonomy CEO Michael Lynch said of internal emails expressing alarm about the company's progress closing deals.
Poppi Prebiotic Sodas Accused of Misrepresenting Gut Health Benefits in Consumer Fraud Class Action
The May 29 class action filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California alleges Poppi claims to be a "Prebiotic Soda" made "For a Healthy Gut," despite not providing any meaningful prebiotic effects.
Class Action Hits Google Over Collecting Disability Data From California Drivers
According to the complaint, Google's actions violate the California Invasion of Privacy Act and the Driver's Privacy Protection Act.
Alston & Bird Adds Patent Litigator to Los Angeles Office
Erik Carlson, who arrives from Baker & Hostetler, is the second IP litigation partner to join the firm this year in L.A.
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How Do We Know Who 'Wins' the War for Talent?
Paul Hastings offers a case study in the aggressive hiring of top performers, and observers say the push has worked out.
The Real Issue Beyond the Stanford Study's Gaffes: Where Are Legal Tech's Benchmarks?
Stanford's study assessing gen AI-powered legal research tools received pushback from the industry for flawed methodology. But the real issue may lie within the lack of transparency from legal tech providers into how exactly their tools work.
Quinn's Alex Spiro Avoids Sanction, Granted Admittance in Musk Defamation Case
Judge Maria Cantu Hexsel denied sanctions motions hurled by both sides of the Elon Musk defamation case, and denied Musk's motion to dismiss the lawsuit.
California Districts' Split Over Late ADR Payments May Tee Up Next Arbitration Battle
In an outlier opinion, the Second District Court of Appeal, Division Five held that the Federal Arbitration Act preempts state law requiring companies to pay their arbitration bills on time or risk having claims against them tossed into court.
Kirkland Group, Seeking Brand Recognition in 'Silicon Slope,' Moves to Wilson Sonsini
"For Utah's economy and the kinds of companies that are becoming really successful here, Wilson probably has the strongest legal brand of any law firm," said new partner Jess Krannich, who previously helped launch Kirkland's presence in the city.Trending Stories
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