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Insured Maui fire losses likely to top $1 billion
Karen Clark & Company estimates insured property losses from the Lahaina fire will be around $3.2 billion.
OpenAI Is Getting Sued. Legal Tech Vendors Using Their Generative AI Models Aren't Worried
While the lawsuits against OpenAI's large language models aren't causing many waves in the legal tech world, they will likely boost arguments for taking a LLM-agnostic or multimodel approach to generative AI.
New Rules for Chinese Data Transfers Cause Headaches For US Firms
Some companies are reacting by pulling or spinning off their Chinese operations, while even Chinese officials themselves are working to help U.S. companies navigate the regulations.
ChatGPT May Be Threatening Your Copyrights and Privacy
In the eight months since the public release of ChatGPT4 the business and legal press have been captivated by its current skills and its potential for future applications. Here, Peter Brown discusses the legal theories asserted in several recent litigations involving Generative AI, with a specific focus on the copyright claims in 'Sarah Silverman v. OpenAI.'
Law Professor Promoted to Dean of U of Illinois Law
"Fifteen years ago, I made the college my professional home because of its culture of intellectual rigor, inclusion and public engagement," Jamelle Sharpe said in a statement. "Today, I am honored to serve as its next dean."
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Business Immigration Law: Strategies for Employing Foreign Nationals
Authors: Rodney A. Malpert, Amanda Thompson, Marketa Lindt
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New USCIS Guidance for O-1B Visas Has Implications for TV, Movie Industries
Due to the inherent overlap between an individual working as an artist and an individual working in the MPTV field, it can often be difficult to know whether the O-1 petition will be adjudicated based on the individual being an artist or a worker in MPTV.
Hyundai, Kia, Genesis Hit With Class Action Over Electric Vehicle Charging Times
This complaint was first surfaced by Law.com Radar.
38. Why Do Law Firms Provide Coffee?
As you grab your 1st coffee of the day, or maybe your 3rd, do you ever wonder why your law firm gives out free coffee? Is it for your well-being or even mental alertness? Is it by convention? Is it magnanimity? it's none of the above. It's all about perceived productivity. It's so you don't leave the office and go to the coffee shop across the street.
'Location, Location, Location' Is Latest Challenge in Data Privacy Compliance
"For the first time in U.S. states, companies will need to collect meaningful permissions from their customers to gather and apply data relating to the customers' position on the globe," Womble Bond Dickinson said in a client advisory.
Big Law Leaders Aren't Losing Sleep Over Sen. Tom Cotton's Anti-DEI Threats
"I think Tom Cotton's letter or message reflects a lack of understanding and an ignorance of what law firms are trying to achieve in their diversity programs," said one law firm management consultant.TRENDING STORIES
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