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4 Ways Judges Can Start Tackling Deepfake Authenticity Challenges
In a new paper from the University of Chicago Legal Forum, a panel of judges, legal scholars and technologists offer step-by-step guidelines for judges to tackle an influx of deepfakes into courts—along with potential pitches for Federal Evidence Rule changes.
California High Court Denies Rehearing in Capital Case of Man Alleging Prosecutorial Misconduct
Four justices wrote that while allegations former Alameda County prosecutors rejected Black and Jewish jurors are "deeply troubling," a capital defendant should explore the claims in a habeas corpus proceeding.
Latham Secures $135 Million Settlement for Client Netgear in Wi-Fi Patent Dispute
Netgear, which is based in San Jose, California, filed a complaint alleging patent infringement against network equipment manufacturer TP-Link, which was originally founded in Shenzhen, China, and now maintains its headquarters in both Singapore and the U.S., in April 2023 with the U.S. International Trade Commission. The ITC launched an investigation into Netgear's allegations on May 8, 2023.
$192 Million Verdict: McKool Smith Wins Against Samsung
Samsung was given access to multiple Mojo Mobility prototypes with the understanding that would lead to a commercial transaction, but Samsung instead suggested Mojo cut a deal with its suppliers as no cost to Samsung.
Jose Baez, Ronald Sullivan Join Charlie Javice Defense Team as Lead Counsel
Javice, who is accused of defrauding JP Morgan $175 million during the acquisition of her fintech company, Frank, is now seeking to adjourn her impending trial.
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'Social Inflation' in California Insurance Market Drives Kennedys' West Coast Expansion
U.K.-based law firm Kennedys has been rapidly growing in America since merging with insurance law firm Carroll McNulty & Kull seven years ago.
Apple Accused of Infringing on Digital-Imaging Sensors for iPhone 15 Products
"The significant advantages of silicon-based photonics allow for smaller, lower cost, higher performance photonic devices, which can be used in a variety of applications, including, in the consumer, industrial, medical, and defense industries. All these applications depend on the high-performance infrared imaging found in SiOnyx's image sensors," according to the lawsuit filed against Apple.
'Ready to Move Forward': Lewis Brisbois COO Talks About Priorities and His Move
Richard Davis said he was attracted to the fact "that this management team acknowledged some of the challenges but was really ready to move forward."
California Court Home to Highest Trade Secret Caseload in the Nation, Says New Report
The Southern District of New York came in second with 173 trade secret cases filed.
'Substantial Injustice': Hair Relaxer MDL Lead Counsel Challenge Common-Benefit Order
On Sept. 6, lead counsel in the hair relaxer multidistrict litigation filed a motion to reconsider last month's order in which U.S. District Judge Mary Rowland excluded state court cases from a potential 11% common-benefit assessment.Trending Stories
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