Justice Sonia Sotomayor, joined by Justice Neil Gorsuch, questioned the idea that police destruction of property should be treated differently than eminent domain cases.

"In a time of AI and technology and innovation, maybe some of the most important qualities to build on and to really dig in on are those things that AI can't do,” Microsoft GC Jon Palmer told Berkeley Law's Irene Liu. "Things like common sense and good judgment, which is just the experience that you get from life and from your job."

"This outrageous verdict simply does not reflect the straightforward and uncontested facts of this case," a Walmart spokesperson said. "Accordingly, we will pursue all available remedies."

The issue concerns the liability of internet service providers for their users' music piracy.

The former U.S. Attorney General headlined the Government Investigations & Civil Litigation Institute conference in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Williams said he would step down at 11:59 p.m. on Dec. 13. Current Deputy U.S. Attorney Edward Kim will succeed him.

"There's more need for legal services. The question is how will that need be satisfied?" said professor Richard Susskind, an internationally recognized authority in the world of artificial intelligence.

Law firms are navigating a paradigm shift in how they approach office space. With the rise of flexible workplaces, firms are finding that when their attorneys do come into the office, the main goal is to connect and collaborate with peers — and this shift has transformed how law firms address their real estate needs.

Regardless of how a company proceeds with identifying AI governance challenges, and folds appropriate mitigation solution into a risk management framework, it is critical to begin with an AI governance program.

“We should always be careful about the cases we bring, but we should also be fearless, said Nick Brown, Washington state's incoming attorney general.

Elizabeth Stotland Weiswasser and Ray Schrock, both among Weil's top 10 rainmakers with significant books of business, were unwelcome departures, sources say. Weiswasser in particular was seen as a potential future leader of Weil.

A Marshall, Texas jury awarded Netlist $118 million, finding Samsung Electronics infringed on three of its patents.

“We've seen some rhetoric out of the president-elect, Elon Musk, and chairman-designate Brendan Carr targeting the media. Around the edges, clients are asking questions about what that means and whether they should be concerned, said Wiley's Kathleen Kirby.

A federal rules committee last month agreed to look at whether to disclose litigation financing, and a bill is pending in Congress.

"One of the most important skills is being a good listener. You can't know what your partners need to further their success if you don't listen. Engaging with our partners so as to understand their practice, their market, their needs and their challenges are key to understanding how best to proceed."

Swan Bitcoin, which retained Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher in September as counsel in trade secrets litigation, claims the firm "betrayed its client for Tether's billions."

In a number of hot-button cases, the Trump administration is expected to disavow the current U.S. solicitor general's arguments to the Supreme Court.

As Vidal prepares to transition back to private practice, rejoining Winston & Strawn in Silicon Valley and Washington, D.C., the outgoing director of the USPTO spoke with The Recorder about the key challenges ahead on IP, AI and innovation.

Atlanta partner Phyllis Sumner balances availability to clients with competing in equestrian competitions.