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Tied for Last: New Jersey's Bar Passage Rate at the Bottom of the Heap
"I would not be surprised if what we see is maybe not a return quite back to the early 2010s sort of scores, but I wouldn't be surprised to see an upward shift, now that law school has become a bit more popular again, a bit more selective," said Brian Sheppard of Seton Hall University School of Law.
Tied for Last: New Jersey's Bar Passage Rate at the Bottom of the Heap
"I would not be surprised if what we see is maybe not a return quite back to the early 2010s sort of scores, but I wouldn't be surprised to see an upward shift, now that law school has become a bit more popular again, a bit more selective," said Brian Sheppard of Seton Hall University School of Law.
Supreme Court Says Filing Deadline for Federal Workers Not Hard and Fast
"The procedural requirements that Congress enacts to govern the litigation process are only occasionally as strict as they seem," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for the court.
Top Partner Pay at Simpson Thacher to Breach $20M
The New York firm joins several elite peers in stretching the spread in equity partner compensation, as competition for top earners intensifies.
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Which Big Law Lawyers Are Donating to Trump and Biden?
While Am Law 200 attorney donors to Trump appeared less common, partners from McGuireWoods, Akin, Latham, Akerman and DLA Piper were among those contributing to his campaign and fundraising arms.
The FTC is Busy, But Adds AI Impersonation to the List
The FTC's rule prohibiting government and business impersonations went into effect last month.
The Debate on Data Scraping Was Almost Over—Until Generative AI Rekindled It
Courts have issued several rulings over the last decades on data scraping—and, in most cases, have authorized the practice. But generative AI has allowed scraping to proliferate to levels that experts say are now "unsustainable."
Are You Doing 'Deep Fake' Marketing? Consider Using a Scorecard
How can in-house counsel swiftly and competently assess legal risk for newly minted AI-driven campaigns? The answer lies in striking a balance of acceptable levels of legal risk, as defined within your organization, that conform with applicable industry standards, and guided by broader ethical considerations specific to your use case. With this in mind, we have provided a scorecard to weigh the likelihood and severity associated with any deep fake marketing campaign.
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