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New York City Zoning for Carbon Neutrality
A discussion of the newly introduced Zoning Resolution Text Amendments, which are part of Mayor Eric Adams' "City of Yes" proposals for carbon neutrality The article addresses the siting of renewable energy and battery storage projects throughout the city and covers practical implications of the text amendments, including potential roadblocks for their enactment and how this will impact state efforts to transform the electric grid.
Workplace Reverse-Discrimination Claims Likely to Surge in Wake of Supreme Court Ruling
"We have recently seen an uptick in such challenges, and that trend may well accelerate in light of the Supreme Court's analysis and the media attention it has received," said Christopher Collins, a partner at Sheppard Mullin.
California's Largest Law Firms Continued to Expand in 2022
Most California law firms saw head count growth in 2022, while more than a dozen new offices among the nation's largest firms launched in the state.
Antitrust Regulators' New Emphasis on How Mergers Affect Jobs Rattles Dealmakers
"The questions on labor markets in most cases seem misfocused and not something that should be, and that has not historically been, part of the standard merger review," said Deidre Johnson, counsel with Ropes & Gray.
Generative AI and Patent Considerations
A patent strategy informed by the unique considerations raised by generative AI will optimize protections for innovations in the field. Patent strategies should reflect the current legal landscape as well as anticipate potential future legal developments.
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Despite Federal Regulations, States Likely to Tread Their Own AI Regulatory Path
New York City is among the jurisdictions that has imposed new rules for AI in spite of the fact that federal agencies have been quite vocal about the fact that the technology is already regulated in the U.S.
Despite Federal Regulations, States Likely to Tread Their Own AI Regulatory Path
While federal agencies have been quite vocal about the fact that AI is already regulated in the U.S., states are seeing openings to address the technology's risks for themselves.
Sheppard Mullin Representing Dave & Buster's in Website Accessibility Suit
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the document here.
Looming SCOTUS Ruling May Have Chilling Effect on Big Law Diversity Efforts
"Law firms aren't directly in the crosshairs" as the Supreme Court considers two higher education affirmative action cases, said Regina Speed-Bost, managing partner of SB Law. "But in some respects we are. It is a direct affront to programs that have worked to address disparities."TRENDING STORIES
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