Super Micro’s AI Smuggling Scandal Spurs Pension Fund Lawsuit
Three pension funds that are major players in the corporate litigation ecosystem joined the widening court fight over claims Super Micro Computer Inc. executives smuggled
Three pension funds that are major players in the corporate litigation ecosystem joined the widening court fight over claims Super Micro Computer Inc. executives smuggled
Arendi S.A.R.L. lost its bid to revive infringement claims against
Elon Musk’s
A Delaware federal court officially ended UroGen Pharma Ltd.'s patent infringement suit against
Life Spine Inc. persuaded the Federal Circuit to invalidate the last challenged claims of a
Kirkland & Ellis’s $500 million investment in artificial intelligence isn’t likely to translate to a fundamental change in the Kirkland business model—or in the Big Law model generally—that will lead to immediate discounts for clients, Baretz + Brunelle’s Casey Flaherty writes.
Kirkland & Ellis’ plan for a $500 million AI spend is a preview of where the legal market is headed: A world where only the largest firms can self-finance the technology that will define competitive advantage, Certum Group’s William Marra says.
US Reps. Jay Obernolte and Lori Trahan call for a national AI framework and explain why they’re releasing a bipartisan discussion draft because policy for a technology this transformative can only be built to last if it’s written by both parties.
Kirkland & Ellis has launched a multi-year partnership with Palantir Technologies Inc. to develop custom artificial intelligence solutions, starting with a tool to make private equity fundraising more efficient.
Lawyers for the US Department of Justice’s office overseeing immigration courts filed a federal class action claiming the agency’s no-telework policy is endangering the health of disabled employees.
A Chinese manufacturer is blocked from using branding related to the Olympic Games after a California federal judge granted an early injunction to the international and US Olympic committees while their trademark case is decided.
Arendi S.A.R.L. lost its bid to revive infringement claims against
Two founding partners and an attorney with an embattled Los Angeles law firm are facing discipline charges from the California State Bar over allegations they practiced law without licenses in other states and skirted rules of professional conduct.
The Ninth Circuit affirmed the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration’s decision to preempt California’s meal and rest break requirements for drivers of passenger-carrying commercial motor vehicles.