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Haidet, Ex-Dentons Leader, Aims to Create Top US-Based Korea Practice at BCLP
"We've always wanted to build a stronger U.S. Korean practice," said Jeff Haidet. "Song and I coming to [work] with Kwon Lee probably creates one of the top U.S.-based Korean practices that there is."
Breaking Boundaries in Legal Tech: The Game-Changing Potential of Generative AI
Despite an outpouring of media coverage for generative artificial intelligence (AI), some may still wonder whether reality will actually measure up to all the hype. Sure, this is a clear technological advancement, but haven't we been here before?
BREAKING: These 2 Connecticut Lawyers Are Now at the Forefront of a National Fight
The jobs are a "new role in the Office of the Attorney General, reflecting the importance of this work and the severe threats we see ahead," Connecticut Attorney General William Tong said.
Are Hot-Button Opinions Too Hot for Legal Workplaces?
Of all people, lawyers should be able to lead by example by politely expressing opinions and exercising civil disagreement at work. The cost of silencing ourselves and our disagreeing colleagues is too great.
Ashurst Global CEO Talks New Strategy and Aligning Work and Joy
Ashurst's Paul Jenkins takes a look back over his seven years in the role, celebrating the firm's 200th anniversary and what's next for the Anglo-Australian powerhouse.
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Microsoft Loop and Legal Discovery: What to Know Now
Microsoft Loop, a new web and mobile co-creation app in Microsoft 365 that offers interactive components for team collaboration, will create new challenges for managing and collecting data for discovery purposes.
David Scher Installed as NYSTLA's 56th President
Chief Judge Rowan D. Wilson presided over the ceremony, which included the installation of the organization's officers and directors class.
Balch & Bingham Pledges $500K to Alabama Law
"Their generous support makes it possible for our students to gain valuable experience, knowledge and skills that are essential to flourishing at the highest levels within business settings upon graduation," according to a statement from Alabama Law Dean Mark E. Brandon and incoming Dean William S. Brewbaker III.
Chancery Holds Covenants Not to Sue for Breach of Fiduciary Duty Are Enforceable Only in Part
The court reasoned that Delaware law permits such covenants, subject to two ifs and one but—and declined to dismiss, reasoning that the covenant at issue was valid but that plaintiffs had adequately pleaded intentional fiduciary misconduct.
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