"First, join an organization whose mission you are passionate about, then really embrace it and go all in. Don't just show up at seminars or other events once a year and be a wallflower. You've got to participate, get involved, put in the time. Talk to people. And when you get home from an event, you've got to follow up. (...) The secret lies in building authentic relationships."

       

Among other proposed changes to the bylaws, Section Delegates would "not be able to attend closed sessions of Council meetings involving accreditation matters," and the Accreditation Council would "have the authority to make changes to the bylaws without approval from any other body."

       

"The drivers just haven't gotten paid overtime properly," plaintiff counsel Shannon Liss-Riordan said.

       

YouTube attorney Luis Li, of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, told jurors in his opening statement, "It is not social media addiction when it's not social media, and it's not an addiction."

       

A class action alleges that cryptocurrency founders sold a fictitious artificial intelligence venture, manipulated token markets and staged a founder's death as prices collapsed and insiders allegedly cashed out.

       

A class action accuses Adobe of secretly pulling hundreds of thousands of copyrighted books—including titles scraped from pirate “shadow libraries —to train its new SlimLM small language models, in what plaintiffs call mass, willful infringement that contradicts Adobe's public claims of “ethical AI development.
       

President Donald Trump's top Supreme Court lawyer, U.S. Solicitor General D. John Sauer, told the justices Monday that the dismissal of Bannon's criminal case is "in the interests of justice."        

Organizations are buying technology but failing at transformation. The difference between the 48% that succeed and the 52% that don't isn't the software. It's how they manage the human side of change.

       

All told, the firm has about 10 litigators who have joined recently or will join the office soon. The firm will also add “a number of additional partners and associates across its transactional practices," Kirkland said.

       

The parents alleged their daughter became ill and was diagnosed with toxic lead levels after regularly ingesting WanaBana's fruit puree pouches for over a year.

       

Arbitration has become the default forum for global crypto-exchange disputes, according to a new report, as in-house counsel favor confidentiality, neutrality and cross-border enforceability over litigation.

       

Karp notified Epstein of an audio recording of a meeting with a woman and worked with Epstein to track her location, emails show.

       

The highest-earning individuals are often at firms less wedded to a lockstep remuneration structure and can disproportionately reward one or two star partners, according to Law.com analysis of LLP filings.

       

The Federal Trade Commission sent warning letters to 13 data brokers highlighting the stiff penalties it could dole out for violations of the Protecting Americans' Data from Foreign Adversaries Act of 2024.

       

W. Mark Lanier told a jury in Los Angeles Superior Court on Monday that YouTube and Instagram were designed to addict kids, like his client, Kaley, who got her first iPhone at age 9.

       

Geoffrey Potter runs a large anti-counterfeiting practice for Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler, which he has done since 1995. And there don't seem to be a lot of dull moments.

       

The acceptance of tokenized collateral by regulators is in line with the growth and use of tokenization more broadly, said David Wright Tremaine partner Elizabeth Davis.

       

The EEOC chair emphasized that rescinding the guidance doesn't give employers the right to engage in unlawful conduct, but observers are predicting some members of the public will misread the agency's action.

       

Artificial intelligence tools powered by large language models have become valuable resources in the trademark process. Despite incredible progress in natural-language reasoning, AI tools still face fundamental limitations when it comes to performing even basic trademark searches. Here are five important reasons why.

       

"There remain many open legal questions, including key fraud and abuse questions and a host of related regulatory consideration.s and complications," King & Spalding attorneys wrote in a note to clients.