Tornado Cash Founder Argues That Privacy Software Isn't Illegal as Money Laundering Trial Closes
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.
Federal Judge Denies Zora Labs' Bid to Block Deloitte's Use of ‘Zora AI'
Citing 'Intensified' Public Interest, DOJ in New Memo of Law Urges Release of Epstein Grand Jury Transcripts
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.
How I Made Partner: 'Do Not Shy Away From the Challenging Assignments,' Says Courtney Hunter of Bass Berry & Sims
"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."
Facing More Lawsuits, Life Science Legal Teams Scramble to Manage Risks More Efficiently
Legal departments in the industry are facing "growing pressure from executive leadership and stakeholders who view IP functions not just as cost centers but as strategic assets expected to deliver measurable value, support revenue and safeguard competitive advantages," UnitedLex VP LeKeisha Suggs said in a new report.