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Class Action Lawsuit Hits Bryan Cave After Data Breach
Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner's client Mondelez reported more than 51,000 employees' personal data was acquired in a data breach of the law firm.
Alleged Mercury Exposure at Occidental Plant Leads to 20 Suits—and Counting
Each complaint brings nine claims related to chronic health problems that have caused the plaintiffs to experience emotional distress and face ongoing medical bills.
Ex-Occidental Plant Workers File 20 Suits—and Counting—Over Mercury Exposure
Each complaint brings nine claims related to chronic health problems that have caused the plaintiffs to experience emotional distress and face ongoing medical bills.
Wilson Boosts Idea for High Court to Take Up Certified Questions of Law From Appellate Courts
It would be similar to the way the Second Circuit certifies questions to the state court, Chief Judge Rowan Wilson said in a podcast interview.
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Are Clients Really Shifting Work from Big Law to Lower-Priced Firms?
Demand fell last year for the Am Law 100, was flat for the Am Law second hundred, and grew for midsize firms. But data and history suggest this isn't the Second Hundred eating the 100's lunch.
Relativity Piloting GPT-4, Aiming to Rise Above 'All the Noise' Surrounding Generative AI
"We all want to get [generative AI] out fast, because you feel like if you don't, you have a bit of FOMO, right? But [we said], let's not overtly take the bait. Let's breathe through this and make sure that when we do deliver something, it's of significant value that our customers can use and grow," Phil Saunders, CEO of Relativity, told Legaltech News.
Second Amendment Chaos in the Courts
It is now incumbent on the Supreme Court to bring some order to the post-Bruen chaos and confirm that last year's decision did not close the door to gun safety.
Data Remediation: The Critical, but Less Sexy Side of Cybersecurity
Deleting large amounts of old information that was once important and still seems relevant can be a daunting task. Nonetheless, the benefits of data remediation for both law firms and corporations are immense and cannot be overlooked.Trending Stories
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