Genelux Corporation Appoints Industry Veteran Eric Groen as General Counsel and Head of Business Development

Genelux Corporation has appointed Eric Groen as General Counsel, Corporate Secretary, Chief Compliance Officer, and Head of Business Development, effective July 1, 2025. Groen transitions to Genelux from Rani Therapeutics, where he served as General Counsel since September 2021. ([ir.ranitherapeutics.com](https://ir.ranitherapeutics.com/news-releases/news-release-details/rani-therapeutics-announces-appointment-eric-groen-general?utm_source=openai)) Prior to his tenure at Rani Therapeutics, Groen spent nearly two decades at Amgen, holding…

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Winston & Strawn LLP Strengthens Structured Finance Practice with Strategic Partner Addition in Charlotte and New York

Winston & Strawn LLP has announced the addition of Aaron Benjamin as a partner in its Transactions Department, operating out of the firm’s Charlotte and New York offices. Benjamin will be a member of the Structured Finance Practice, bringing extensive experience in commercial real estate warehouse lending. Benjamin’s practice focuses on representing major U.S. and…

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Sauer Brands Appoints Former Heineken Attorney Wendy Fiel as General Counsel Amidst $1.5 Billion Sale Transition

Sauer Brands, a company known for its range of condiments, dressings, and sauces, has recently appointed Wendy Fiel as its new General Counsel following a substantial sale for approximately $1.5 billion in February. Fiel comes from a position as Chief Legal Officer at Sabra Dipping Co., known for its hummus products, and brings with her…

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DOJ Seeks to Overturn Maryland Court’s Immigration Order Following Supreme Court Ruling

The Department of Justice is moving to block a Maryland federal court’s standing order, which temporarily prevents the deportation of detained noncitizens who have filed habeas corpus petitions. This action is based on a recent ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, which asserts that federal judges lack the authority to issue universal injunctions. This development…

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Gottlieb Townsend: New Chapter Unveiled for Renowned Criminal Defense Firm

In a significant update within the legal community, the criminal defense firm previously known as Robert C. Gottlieb & Associates has been rebranded as Gottlieb Townsend. Founder and managing partner Robert Gottlieb made the announcement, highlighting the elevation of Paul Townsend to name partner. Gottlieb expressed his pride and excitement over the name change, marking…

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Georgia’s Judicial Council Advocates Cautious AI Integration in Court Systems

The Judicial Council of Georgia Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence has released a report after a 10-month study, delineating steps for integrating generative artificial intelligence into court rules and procedures. According to the report, AI is set to enhance judicial efficiency, access to justice, and administrative performance. However, the integration is advised to be…

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Bloomberg Law Launches Comprehensive Ranking to Spotlight Leading U.S. Law Firms

Bloomberg Law has introduced its inaugural “Leading Law Firms” ranking, a comprehensive evaluation designed to recognize law firms demonstrating excellence across multiple metrics, including revenue, headcount, growth, and innovation. This initiative aims to provide a nuanced benchmark for assessing law firm performance beyond traditional financial indicators. The ranking is open to U.S.-based law firms of…

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Jones Day Strengthens Financial Regulatory Practice with Key Partner Hires Amid Deregulation Trends

Jones Day, a prominent global law firm, has recently expanded its financial regulatory practice by bringing on two seasoned partners from the finance industry. This strategic move positions the firm to play a more active role in advocating for regulatory changes under the current administration. The addition of these partners reflects Jones Day’s commitment to…

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The Rise of Crypto Litigation: Navigating Legal Challenges Amid Regulatory Gaps

The world of cryptocurrency, despite its promise and potential, is increasingly becoming a hotbed for litigation. Mark E. Bini, a partner at Reed Smith’s global regulatory enforcement division, highlights a “perfect storm” fueled by increased investment and declining regulatory oversight, contributing to a surge in crypto civil litigation. This phenomenon is exemplified by a recent…

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Former FTC Competition Director Henry Liu Rejoins Covington & Burling to Strengthen Antitrust Practice

Henry Liu, who served as the Director of the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Bureau of Competition during the Biden administration, has rejoined Covington & Burling LLP as co-leader of its antitrust practice. Liu’s tenure at the FTC, which began in August 2023, concluded in January 2025. Prior to his government service, Liu was a partner…

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U.S. Supreme Court Redefines Fraud Parameters in Kousisis v. United States, Shifts Focus to Material Misrepresentation

In a unanimous decision handed down on May 22, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court fundamentally reevaluated the requirements for proving fraud under federal wire and mail fraud statutes in the case of Kousisis v. United States. Legal practitioners must now pivot their understanding of these offenses, as the court dispensed with the need for demonstrating…

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New York Public Interest Attorneys and Advocates Authorize Strikes Amid Contract Expirations

In a significant development for public interest attorneys and advocates in the New York City metro area, eight chapters of the Association of Legal Aid Attorneys (ALAA) have voted to authorize strikes. This move forms part of their broader sectoral bargaining strategy, which they hope will result in more favorable agreements with management. The unions…

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Vivien Krieger Joins Akerman LLP to Bolster New York Land Use and Zoning Practice

Akerman LLP has announced the addition of Vivien Krieger as a partner in its New York real estate practice, focusing on land use and zoning matters. Krieger brings extensive experience representing developers, lenders, owners, purchasers, and nonprofits in navigating New York City’s complex land use and zoning regulations. Prior to joining Akerman, Krieger co-chaired the…

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Orrick Strengthens European Antitrust Practice with Key Paris Appointment

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has appointed Chimène Faurant as a partner in its antitrust and competition practice in Paris. This move aligns with the firm’s ongoing strategy to strengthen its European competition law capabilities. Faurant brings extensive experience in European and French competition law, including merger control, cartel investigations, and compliance matters. Her addition is…

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Lowenstein Sandler Strengthens Tax Practice with New Partner Kevin Colan in New York

Lowenstein Sandler has announced the addition of Kevin Colan as a partner in its tax practice in New York. Colan brings over two decades of experience advising on U.S. tax matters related to complex international transactions for financial investors, sponsors, and corporations. His expertise spans sectors including funds and investment management, sovereign wealth, healthcare, and…

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Weil Gotshal Expands Los Angeles Office with Key Appointment in Tech and IP Practice

Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP has announced the addition of David Markman as a partner in its Technology and Intellectual Property Transactions practice, based in Los Angeles. Markman joins from DLA Piper, where he co-chaired the Entertainment Transactions Practice. At DLA Piper, Markman focused on media, sports, and entertainment, as well as intellectual property and…

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Jenner & Block Expands Appellate Expertise with Addition of Peter Davis in Washington, D.C. Office

Jenner & Block has announced the addition of Peter Davis as a partner in its appellate and Supreme Court practice in Washington, D.C. Davis brings extensive experience in appellate litigation, having represented clients across various federal circuits and state appellate courts. His practice encompasses a broad range of civil matters, including administrative law, antitrust, securities,…

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“Analyzing Constitutional Interpretation: Key Insights from United States v. Skrmetti”

The legal landscape around constitutional interpretation continues to evolve, with recent cases prompting discussions on how deeply the American Constitution aligns with its original text and intent. One of the pivotal cases drawing significant attention is United States v. Skrmetti, which deals with the Constitution’s stance on transgender issues and raises broader questions concerning governmental…

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