What sank him wasn't his rulings. It was his years as a law professor.
His idea of rest and relaxation involves the Internal Revenue Code.
Judge Talwani reviewed the final rule, just like the shadow docket ordered — and found it just as unconstitutional as before.
Because justice is apparently what happens when everyone brings a robot lawyer to court.
Company wrote that it fired employee for discussing pay and then tried to claim ChatGPT was responsible for admitting violation.
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The concern isn't simply that AI creates new cyber threats. It's that organizations may unknowingly introduce risks that fall outside the assumptions underlying their insurance policies.
AI visibility is typically seen as a content problem. But that only helps with a third of the hurdles law firms face in how legal service buyers are using AI search.
Only New York associates are getting the raises, and they’ll have to wait until January.
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Bloomberg Law hasn't been the loudest player in legal AI, in part because the company is focused on the parts investors aren't as interested in.
'Never mention her friggin' name to me.' Jeanine Pirro is taking some hits.
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A bipartisan group of six senators introduced a bill to reform the 340B drug program, locking in hospitals' use of contract pharmacies and adding new transparency and compliance rules. The legislation would also kill HHS' contested rebate pilot within a year and replace it with a national data clearinghouse to catch duplicate discounts.
* Biglaw firms hit with data breaches. [Law360]
* Office of Legal Counsel takes position that executive privilege extends to unofficial, unconfirmed people the president talks to. [Alternet]
* Court appearance coming up for Luigi. [Reuters]
* FOIA requests become “Kafkaesque” mess with this administration. [ProPublica]
* New White House Counsel is exactly what you’d expect. [Bloomberg Law News]
* DOJ sues the whole Second Circuit over offering in-state resident tuition to non-citizens who reside in state. [VTDigger]
* The Fifth Circuit remains obsessed with punishing DeRay Mckesson for constitutionally protected speech. [Balls and Strikes]
* Class action alleging that early-decision amounts to illegal price-fixing moves forward. [Law360]
* Law school dean writes parody of children’s classic. [ABA Journal]
Biglaw Wants Private Equity’s Money — Ask Your Vet How That Turned Out: The same ‘management services’ trick that swallowed your dog’s clinic is now knocking on Paul Weiss’s door.
That’s Some Catch, That Catch-22: The administration may talk like the SPLC case is a vindictive prosecution, but this Trump judge says there’s no way to know for sure without discovery. Also, she will not allow discovery.
Ballroom Blitzed: D.C. Circuit judges block the Trump bunker ballroom.
The Senate Confirmed Todd Blanche As Attorney General In The Dead Of Night: Collins and Murkowski got their moderate bona fides. Cassidy got the blame and Blanche got the job.
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Congress just stopped changing it.
If your bios, practice pages, and thought leadership aren't structured for AI to read, cite, and recommend, you're invisible at the moment of consideration.
After 20 terms on the bench, he’s not ready to leave.
