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California Bill Would Amend Proposition 65
AB 3004 could go much further to reform Proposition 65, but its minor changes to it will still benefit businesses and likely help secure the bill's passage.
This Week's Litigator of the Week Runners-Up and Shout Outs
This week's runners-up include litgators at Paul Weiss, Proskauer Rose, Ropes & Gray and White & Case.
Big Law PACs in Southeast Gave Thousands to Congressional Incumbents, Committees in Q1
Donations by the Southeast firms overall appeared to slightly favor Republicans.
Alston & Bird Adds Veteran Litigator to New York Office
Scott Schirick has represented clients in high-profile white-collar cases, including Chinese businessman Miles Guo in a billion-dollar securities fraud case scheduled to go to trial on May 22.
'Macro Impacts': How Much Am Law 200 Firms Have Reduced Their Space
Am Law 200 firms leased an average of 525,500 square feet of office space in 2023 at an average cost per square foot of $50.20. Here's how those figures have shifted in recent years.
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District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
Authors: Shari L. Klevens, Alanna G. Clair
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'Macro Impacts': How Much Am Law 200 Firms Have Reduced Their Space
Am Law 200 firms leased an average of 525,500 square feet of office space in 2023 at an average cost per square foot of $50.20. Here's how those figures have shifted in recent years.
Is OpenAI's Video Generator Sora Uncharted Territory for the GDPR?
Data privacy experts are closely watching for the outcome of the Garante's investigation into OpenAI's video generator Sora, which could test the legitimate interest exemptions generative AI companies may rely on for data processing.
Netflix Ruling Puts 'Scènes à Faire' Doctrine in Spotlight
U.S. District Judge Christine O'Hearn wrote that the works that the plaintiff sought to protect, as is often the case in reality television shows, were "rife with unprotectable ideas and scènes à faire."
Netflix Copyright Ruling Puts 'Scènes à Faire' Doctrine in Spotlight
U.S. District Judge Christine O'Hearn wrote that the works that the plaintiff sought to protect, as is often the case in reality television shows, were "rife with unprotectable ideas and scènes à faire."
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