Data Privacy Court Case Highlights Compliance Queries in AI Age
An upcoming US Supreme Court decision involving a “geofence warrant” to obtain digital records from a bank robbery could shape how crimes are investigated.
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Big Law Firms Who Surrendered to Trump’s Demands Ended up Losing
The strategy of self-preservation embraced by some of the most prestigious law firms in the face of President Donald Trump’s demands didn’t work. One year later, the firms that caved have lost partners and clients.
Five Ways Tax Pros Can Help Shake Loose Covid-Era Tax Refunds
Businesses that are still waiting for employee retention credits should confirm the IRS received the claim, respond quickly to any document request, and take steps to preserve litigation rights.
For Hospitals in Texas, Sovereign Immunity Isn’t a Guarantee
Federal courts in Texas are making clear that 11th Amendment immunity isn’t a status-based entitlement for hospitals—it’s a fact-intensive defense that must be proven.
Conversion Therapy Ruling Radically Upends Professional Standards
The US Supreme Court’s ruling regarding Colorado’s conversion therapy ban dramatically shrinks the authority of professions and government to limit what individual professionals can say.
Independent Judges Defending Rule of Law Are Good for Business
Retired federal judges Robert Cindrich and Robert Kugler write there’s a key benefit of protecting judicial independence that’s often overlooked: the economic health of businesses and national prosperity.
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Stanford Law Knocks Yale Off #1 Ranking for the First Time
Year-to-year shifts in law school rankings—even including Stanford overtaking Yale—don’t mean much, but they should still be a factor for prospective students deciding where to attend.
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Carliss Chatman Good CounselDExit Debate Flattens the Constituencies That Boards Balance
Ellen Yang Good CounselNew Moms, Go Back to Work If You’re on the Fence. We’ve Got You
David Lat Exclusive JurisdictionSuccessful Business Development Is All About Authenticity
Danny Werfel By All AccountsPentagon Anthropic Deadlock Demands Thorough Checks on AI Use
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Meta, Google Cases Rewrite Playbook, Sidestep Free Speech Shield
For nearly three decades, technology companies have relied on Section 230 as a stout defense, arguing they are mere conduits and not responsible for what users post. The Google and Meta social media addiction verdicts provide a legal game plan to outflank that defense. In essence, they shifted the legal playing field from one about content to one about conduct.
John Quinn Warns of Generational Clash When Firms Get Investors
Law firms that want to take money from investors need to figure out how to avoid alienating their younger attorneys, according to Quinn Emanuel’s leader.
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