Litigation

Regulatory Disputes Up, But In-House Departments Confident They Can Cope

Regulatory disputes rose in 2022 compared to the previous year, according to the annual Norton Rose Fulbright Annual Litigation Trends […]

AI “Image Generators” Sued By Artists

An article in ARTnews provides an in-depth look at a class action that is likely to get a lot of […]

Mixed Reviews For New York’s Right-To-Repair Law

With the exception of one narrowly drawn Colorado law that pertained to powered wheel chairs, New York state’s right-to-repair law […]

Mayer Brown Preview: Technology, Privacy, Cybersecurity & IP (Europe And The US)

A look at the year ahead compiled by a group of Mayer Brown attorneys, many of them from the firm’s […]

EEOC Outlines Its Proposed Enforcement Priorities

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has released a draft of proposed enforcement priorities for the years 2023 through 2027. Law […]

The Many Faces Of HR Risk And The Policies That Insure Them

Human Resources departments are inherently fraught with risk. They handle sensitive information, like social security numbers. They sometimes need to […]

Head-On SPAC Attack In Delaware Court

A decision by the Delaware Chancery Court earlier this month allows a case targeting GigCapital3, a special purpose acquisition company […]

Big Data and Litigation

Attorneys are increasingly using predictive analytics to assess their client’s legal exposure, and improve their chances of success by analyzing […]

Another Nail In The Coffin Of Covid Business Interruption Claims

Earlier this month the Third Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia ruled decisively in favor of several insurers, in a […]

A Formidable Stable Of Law Firms For DeSantis’ “Culture War”

Four law firms, including the firm where Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis once worked as a litigator, have received at least […]

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