Apple and Google’s planned collaboration on Gemini could lead to the same antitrust questions raised in the Google search case.
Patentees asserting the doctrine of equivalents in claims should note recent court decisions rejecting DOE theories that are untethered, late, or thinly supported.
Businesses operating in California should treat the state and local tax deduction conversation as a practical risk signal, not a cable-news segment.
Instead of shouldering Pillar Two’s burdens without enjoying material benefits, Canada should design its own side-by-side framework so that Canadian-headed groups can better compete with the US.
The US Supreme Court is considering whether to take up a case with wide-ranging implications for free speech, the treatment of so-called “disfavored speakers,” and the American way of life.
Section 10(b) derivative litigation claims may present legal and practical problems, including that some may be self-contradictory. Defense attorneys should develop management and mitigation strategies for these claims as they continue to increase.
Legal departments have started developing annual objectives, like their counterparts in businesses. GCs say next year will focus on alignment with the business, AI, and “ruthless prioritization.”
Remember as we usher in a new year, when Americans’ rights are under attack, it’s the lawyers that are standing up to fight.
It’s become common now for firms to recruit elite law students even before the end of their first semester of their first year of law school, something that would have been unheard of before the pandemic. It’s a trend that hurts everyone involved, according to the guests on today’s episode of our podcast, On The Merits: columnist David Lat and Nikia Gray, the head of the National Association for Law Placement.
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