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Big Law Lawyers Ready to Drop Big Dollars at SF, LA Events for Kamala Harris
The events this week featuring former acting U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates are expected to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for the presidential candidate who honed her legal and political chops in California.
Top EU Court Deals Commission's New Merger Approach Major Blow
U.S. gene sequencing company Illumina won its court fight against the European Union regarding its acquisition of Grail when the EU's top court ruled that an expanded control approach pursued by Brussels officials since 2021 to go after killer acquisitions breaches EU law.
So, You're a Fifth-Year Associate
In many professions, seniority is a pure asset. In lateral law firm moves, seniority tips over and becomes a hindrance for many roles starting in the sixth year.
Lame Laptops, Batteries 'About to Explode': Midlevel Associates Angered by Lack of Tech Investment
"It's unbelievably difficult to work with tools like these," one associate laments.
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Georgia Court Tells Trump Campaign to Stop Using 'Hold On, I'm Coming'
While many artists have publicly complained about use of their songs by political campaigns, the case filed by the estate of Isaac Hayes is one of the few to reach a courtroom.
Greenberg Traurig's Strategy to Recover $4M in Malicious Email Spoofing Attack
"This will be important for people to look at because … I think it will be one of those test cases in the blockchain space," said Dr. Tonya M. Evans, a tenured law professor at Penn State Dickinson Law.
In Rare Win, Ancestry.com Beats Back Publicity Claims Over Yearbook Photos
On Aug. 27, U.S. District Judge Edmund Sargus granted summary judgment after concluding that Ancestry.com hadn't used plaintiff John Wilson's photos for a commercial purpose.
Innovation vs. Regulation Debate Reaches Gov. Gavin Newsom as AI Bills Hit His Desk
Among the bills before the governor is SB 1047, a closely watched measure that would require the largest generative AI developers to ensure their products will not cause significant physical or financial harm.Trending Stories
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