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Arnold & Porter Adds CIA Lawyer as National Security Remains a Top Enforcement Priority
Deborah Curtis will be based in the firm's Washington, D.C., office, focusing her practice on national security investigations and defense, and other litigation and enforcement matters.
Dale Ho, Longest-Waiting Biden Nominee, Is Confirmed by Senate to Manhattan US Judgeship
Casey Pitts was also confirmed to replace Judge Lucy Koh on the Northern District of California bench.
Biden Judicial Nominees Confirmed to Calif., NY Courts
Casey Pitts, set to replace Judge Lucy Koh on the Northern District of California bench, sailed through the process compared to Southern District of New York District Court Nominee Dale Ho.
As Trials Ramp Up, Arnold & Porter Adds DLA Piper Litigator in Houston
DLA Piper litigation and investigations partner Allissa Pollard has moved to Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer's Houston office, which is expanding its trial team.
Arnold & Porter Fills C-Suite Slot With Veteran Firm Marketer, Consultant
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer hired Jeff Berardi, who has law firm and advisory firm experience in marketing, as its chief business development and marketing officer.
A Legal and Regulatory Reckoning for Generative AI
The extent to which generative AI will impact the legal market and broader economy will come down to not only what it is capable of, but also how and whether it can operate within the legal and regulatory frameworks of the day.
"'Laws' Means 'Laws'": Justices Back Broad Reading of 1871 Civil Rights Statute
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's majority opinion recounts Congress' Reconstruction era effort to address "state-sanctioned lawlessness and violence against the freedmen and their White Republican allies."
Jackson Takes Lead in SCOTUS Broad Reading of 1871 Civil Rights Statute
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's majority opinion recounts Congress' Reconstruction era effort to address "state-sanctioned lawlessness and violence against the freedmen and their White Republican allies."
'Empty Exercise': Justices Back Appellate Review of Legal Issues Not Relitigated Post Trial
Just going through the (Post-Trial) motions would be a waste of time, the Supreme Court says.
FTC Action Against Generative AI 'Deception,' 'Unfair Practices' Likely Only Matter of Time
As generative AI-powered tools continue to blur the lines between reality and fiction with voice clones and hallucinations, the Federal Trade Commission is paying closer attention, warning against what could qualify as unfair or deceptive practices.Trending Stories
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