Jurors had deadlocked on whether Roman Storm had conspired to launder money or to evade sanctions with the co-creators of Tornado Cash, which allows users to anonymously send cryptocurrency and which U.S. officials have linked to North Korean hackers. But the jurors did convict Storm had a lesser charge of conspiring to operate an unlicensed money transmitting business.

       

“Some of World Vision's donors may wish to learn about the Christian faith,' and the CSRs [customer service representatives] are responsible for teaching curious donors about World Vision's Christian faith and mission," the appeals court held.

       

"If you want to just be a lawyer, fine. But I think it's an excellent use of your talent to expand beyond legal if you're interested," said Laura Schumacher, former chief legal officer of AbbVie.

       

Hearing details have been finalized for a Georgia judge accused of letting probate cases drag on for years.

       

"Be someone that others can confide in and learn how to use the information you receive to try to achieve common goals. You are privy to a wide array of information daily and must learn how to navigate it to be an advocate, not only for clients but for the firm as well."

       

The firm first entered the Los Angeles neighborhood roughly 40 years ago.

       

Charter is designed to provide real-time enforcement of law firms' internal AI policies, blocking users from inputting prompts or text that could potentially violate the firms' guidelines.

       

The firms must submit declarations to the Bar Council of India regarding their structure, operations, governance and regulatory disclosures as well as comprehensive written explanations and full documentation of the arrangements.

       

Firms are grappling with how to appropriately bill for this rapidly changing technology—and it isn't straighforward.

       

The team, including 16 partners, spans laterals in multiple markets, such as Texas, California and Illinois.

       

The defendant-appellees argued that the plaintiff's interpretation of Georgia's Civil Practice Act "Would essentially gut every single statute of limitations that there is if the plaintiff were to elicit testimony that the defendant was kind of expecting to get sued, but didn't.”

       

The proposal garnered 343 pages of feedback during the 45-day notice and comment period, which ended on June 30, with nearly three dozen comments expressing opposition while roughly one dozen showed support.

       

       

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Three lawyers at the Am Law Second Hundred firm, who were sanctioned by an Alabama federal judge in a case representing the Alabama Department of Corrections, also worked on a similar case for the Maryland state government.

       

One of the attorneys became a victim of an Autopilot crash at the beginning of litigation, confirming to plaintiff lawyers that they had a great case.

       

Total enforcement actions against financial services firms fell 37% from the final six months of 2024, study states.

       

C-suite and director-level talent is in high demand this summer, as candidates are drawn to bigger paychecks and may be burnt out on higher workloads at their existing roles.

       

The crux of the decision came down to whether or not the weight of the evidence presented at trial by the plaintiff regarding random deployment defects in the active head restraints system for the vehicles in question was disregarded, leading to an unfair verdict. U.S. District Judge Allison D. Burroughs disagreed.