In an intriguing development, attorneys from a boutique law firm have taken legal action against Biglaw, alleging that the firm copied their publicly filed brief. This unusual case raises the question of whether lawyers can be sued for plagiarism of a legal brief, a subject that has been taken for granted in the past. You can find more details about the case here.
In other recent legal developments, the Supreme Court seems set to take on an unusual trademark case centered around former President Donald Trump. The case, playfully dubbed “Trump Too Small,” will challenge whether or not the notion of presidential immunity extends to trademarking personal slights. More information about this potentially precedent-setting case can be found here.
Amid the flurry of legal news, a primer has been released providing a foundation for setting up Artificial Intelligence (AI) usage rules within legal teams. This helpful guide could serve as a stepping-stone for firms grappling with the integration of AI technology. To peruse the primer, follow the link here.
In light of the impending new year, the legal industry is poised for a slew of resolutions and predictions. Their value, however, may be in the eye of the beholder. Reflect on these legal propositions for the coming year here.