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Chaos in the courtroom? Judge Cannon has reportedly faced quite the conundrum thanks to her quitting law clerks.

From the election-season-seppuku dept.

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Where is Gen AI headed in 2024 and beyond?

He crashes into more stuff than a self-driving Tesla.

* Lawyer fired after complaining about kittens. [Roll on Friday]

* REAGAN judge shuts down Texas border law as a reminder that conservative jurists used to understand the Constitution. Don’t worry, the inevitable Fifth Circuit appeal will return our opinion of judges to normalcy. [Law360]

* Law firms discover natural light. Not the beverage, the architectural design element. [ABA Journal]

* Regional markets are all the rage in Biglaw. [American Lawyer]

* Trump seeks trial delay arguing that he can’t answer why he stole all those highly classified documents while he’s busy phoning in a presidential campaign. [Reuters]

* Elon Musk sues Sam Altman for hanging out with Microsoft too much. I presume someone from Irell has looked into Rule 11, right? Because that’s a good first step before getting into a case for Elon. [Bloomberg Law News]

* Yale Law School’s Heather Gerken explains how delightfully welcomed she is as a leader in academia in an interview kicking off Women’s History Month. Liz Magill and Claudine Gay both unavailable for comment. [Law.com]

The firm is happy to report that there won't be any kind of 'job apocalypse' thanks to its firmwide adoption of artificial intelligence technologies.

Deals abound in the U.S. energy industry.

From the I-thought-this-was-America dept

Has the nature of mid-sized firms slowed their tech adoption?

Where should you invest your hard-earned dollars? Here are a few suggestions for the best cybersecurity bang for your buck.

A little planning can help you avoid burning out in the new year.

Despite OpenAI’s legal positioning and steps to act responsibly when it comes to copyright issues in this new and uncertain legal and technological landscape, it has proven unable to avoid being hauled into court.

Was it worth the trip?

No one wants to be in the Gallery of Flops.

What should be our true north in making decisions about how to use technology?