Lumish was Latham's global vice chair of firmwide litigation and trial department, while Homrig was global vice chair of Latham's IP litigation practice and led its Texas IP practice.

       

Law firms may have run out of expansion markets or have had less tolerance for remote work last year.

       

Lue said during a Berkeley Law webinar Wednesday that agentic workflows hold great potential but will be difficult to achieve. "If you have a 1% error in step one, 1% error in step two, they're going to compound very quickly and then you're going to have a useless agent," he said.

       

The District Court in Washington, D.C., said Shira Perlmutter had not shown she would be irreparably harmed unless a preliminary injunction was granted.

       

Young lawyers want to work in the renewable energy sector, but firms say there is a dearth of lawyers who have the specialized skills needed.

       

“Ambiguity is no longer a shield to allow administrative agencies to determine what the law means, said Sen. James Lankford, R-Oklahoma.

       

Criminal defense veteran David Patton argued that his client, Storm, built Tornado Cash to address a real need within the cryptocurrency community for privacy, not to help cybercriminals hide their ill-gotten gains. Prosecutors argued that Storm was aware that hackers were using the platform to launder money.

       

“Recognizing that products utilizing software and AI are practically ubiquitous in today's tech-driven economy, the court confirmed that more is required to demonstrate proximity of the goods, said Monica Talley, who leads Sterne Kessler's trademark and brand protection practice and is an expert who is not involved in the litigation.        

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Maxwell's lawyer says a 2007 non-prosecution agreement between federal prosecutors and Jeffrey Epstein should have provided her immunity as well.

       

Eric Tung, President Donald Trump's pick for the appellate court, said he would honor Supreme Court precedent as a circuit judge.

       

Underscored by recent news of a newly hired Mayer Brown partner who was ousted after the firm discovered lewd social media posts, law firms have increasingly taken steps to vet lateral hires' social media. But employment lawyers urge caution to avoid lawsuits.

       

A Florida attorney is trying to parlay a $399 fee charged on the purchase of a 2009 Chevy Malibu from a St. Petersburg, Florida, auto dealer into a sweeping class action.

       

The motions, signed by senior DOJ officials including U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche and Manhattan U.S. Attorney Jay Clayton, elaborated on a previously vague assertion from the department that unsealing the grand jury minutes, which are usually kept under seal, is in the public interest.

       

       

Judge Gustavo Gelpi seemed to struggle with the plaintiffs' contention that the homeland security secretary has discretion to end paroles only after an individual, case-by-case review and questioned how that process would work.

       

"Do not shy away from the challenging assignments or cases. There is going to come a time when someone asks you to do something you've never done before. Those are the moments to lean into the challenge, as well as build connections with more senior members on your team when you inevitably need to seek advice on how to tackle a problem."

       

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati established SixFifty in 2019 with lawyer-turned-tech-entrepreneur Kimball Parker to advise clients on nationwide employment law.

       

Some firms offer C-suite talent “phantom shares to bring their compensation in line with partner pay.

       

Private equity has always had a reputation for being an 'old boys club' that revolves around individual relationships with lawyers—but in an industry that is now worth trillions, is this sustainable? Law.com International gathered views from many of London's leading partners.