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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."Lawyer's Use of Artificial Intelligence Leads to Disciplinary Action
Local ethics experts weigh in on the attorney's response in this emerging area of disciplinary law.Judge Rejects Menendez Mistrial Bid Based on Protected Official Acts
The constitutional speech and debate privilege can't be waived, said Adam Fee of Paul Hastings, who is representing the embattled lawmaker.Big Law Campaign Spending Trends Republican in 2024
Am Law 200 law firms and their PACS have contributed less this year on the upcoming election, but Republicans are now receiving the lion's share of disbursements.View more book results for the query "*"
DC Circuit Rules Civil Servant Was Removed, Demoted Without Proper Due Process
Risa L. Lieberwitz, a professor of labor and employment law in the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations, said the D.C. Circuit's majority opinion is "quite a significant decision."Noncompete Ban Won't Leave Employers Defenseless, FTC Says
In a hearing Tuesday, agency staffers provided reassurance to rattled businesses, noting that other tools remain at their disposal to protect IP and investments in training.K&L Gates Recruits 4-Lawyer International Trade Group From DLA Piper
The move comes at a time when trade practices in Big Law have "tremendous growth potential," according to one of the laterals.Insurer Sues to Avoid Payment on Joe Carollo Verdicts
"The duty to defend is broader than the duty to indemnify," QBE Specialty Insurance Co. argued in the lawsuit. "As such, where there is no duty to defend, there can be no duty to indemnify."