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'Making Sure the World Knows We Are Doing It': Sullivan & Cromwell Formalizes AI Practice
The firm has been working on artificial intelligence since 2015, but the recent advancements in capability, along with growing amounts of money invested as well as ethical and political questions, demand a more focused approach.Vaughan McLean, Formerly Vaughan Baio, Appoints New Leader, While Pursuing Further Growth
Tracey McLean, based in Syracuse, New York, joins Joseph Vaughan at the helm of the firm, which has also been adding personnel in New Jersey and Florida as well as Philadelphia.Unraveling The American Data Privacy Patchwork: Will the American Privacy Rights Act Succeed?
As the focus on protecting personal data continues to grow with the ever-widening adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, exponential increases in the number and breadth of data breaches, and growing awareness of the risk posed by data brokers, the time appears right for a U.S. federal data privacy regulation to succeed in Congress. But is the new American Privacy Rights Act that regulation?Third DCA Reverses $2.5M Verdict in Favor of the University of Miami
"There was never a viable claim in this case," claimed Eric Isicoff, a partner at Isicoff Ragatz.As White & Case Celebrates 50 Years in D.C., Firm Focuses on Litigation and Regulatory Strengths
The firm has held steady with about 150 lawyers in the office over the last five years, with leaders saying they're "thoughtful" about expansion.View more book results for the query "*"
Copyright Infringement Damages Are Not Limited to Three Years, Supreme Court Says
But the court, in its 6-3 decision, left perhaps for another day a ruling on when exactly the three-year clock for filing an infringement case begins.The National Law Journal Announces 2024 Elite Trial Lawyers Awards Finalists
ALM is pleased to announce the finalists and honorees for the 2024 Elite Trial Lawyers awards. The winners will be named at an award ceremony to be held in New York City on July 11.Headed to High Court? Candidate for Judge Pushes Back
"The secretary of state has acknowledged in court that his office believes Ms. Johnson's interpretation of Georgia's qualification provisions is correct," said petitioner counsel Kurt Kastor of Kastorf Law.Beltway-Area Second Hundred Firms Held Steady in Latest Am Law 200 Rankings
Among the five D.C.-area Am Law 200 firms, two moved up in the rankings, two dropped and one held steady.