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Ohio Northern University Law Reappoints Dean Amid Controversy With Tenured Professor
Charles Rose received a five-year contract extension in June, Dave Kielmeyer, executive director for ONU's Office of Communications and Marketing, told Law.com last week, adding that no formal announcement was made regarding Rose's reappointment.
Regulators Swarm Around Payment Apps, Raising Fears of Enforcement Spree
Among the concerns highlighted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is that consumers may not understand that most accounts are not covered by deposit insurance.
As Law Firm Mergers Get More Complex, Fewer Are Crossing Borders
There are fewer cross-border unions materializing lately, despite "an awful lot" of interest among U.K. firms in the U.S. market.
The Evolution of Pride—From Riot to Parade
With over 550-plus anti-LGBTQ+ bills introduced this year alone, the LGBTQ+ community is experiencing unprecedented discrimination and harassment from the very governments meant to protect and serve them.
Attorneys and Litigation Funders in the EU Gear Up to Handle Increase in Class Actions
Germany, the Netherlands, France and Spain have emerged as key jurisdictions, while firms such as Linklaters, Dentons and Freshfields feel they are well placed to win work.
Law Firms in the EU Prepare to Handle Rise in Class Actions
Germany, the Netherlands, France and Spain have emerged as key jurisdictions, while firms such as Linklaters, Dentons and Freshfields feel they are well placed to win work.
Big Tech's Push for Generative AI Regulation Shaped By Past Regulatory Battles
"You want to avoid fines, and you want to avoid regulators. So, if we can understand what the guardrails are early, then we can avoid them," tech attorney Jennifer Beckage said.O, Positive Change: FDA Lifts Ban on Blood Donations From Gay, Bisexual Men
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently paved the way for more gay and bisexual men to donate blood by finalizing, after two years, their new risk-based recommendations for blood donation. Going forward, all prospective donors will be asked the same set of questions regardless of their sex or sexual orientation.
The Challenge of Smartphone Data in E-Discovery: Why Targeted Collection Is Crucial
In today's digital age, the old "collect everything" approach to evidence no longer works. Given the ubiquity of cellphones in our culture, it is crucial for e-discovery practitioners to carefully and strategically target mobile device data collection, or risk significant downstream costs and inefficiencies.TRENDING STORIES
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