The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) recently filed a lawsuit in the Delaware federal court against a competing organization, alleging misappropriation of proprietary materials. The complaint contends that the rival, which remains unnamed, utilized ACC’s resources to develop and promote an AI tool known as Lloyd. The ACC argues that this misuse was demonstrated when…
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly transforming various facets of the legal profession, with jury research and selection being no exception. Trial teams are now leveraging AI-powered tools to gain deeper insights into potential jurors, refine voir dire strategies, and enhance overall trial preparation. Understanding the capabilities and limitations of these technologies is essential for legal…
In the evolving landscape of legal technology, attorneys are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into their workflows. This trend raises new ethical considerations, particularly regarding the duty to redact sensitive information in legal documents. As firms adopt AI solutions to enhance efficiency, the nuances of data privacy and confidentiality become more pronounced. An attorney’s responsibility to…
The recent decision by the California Supreme Court has significantly impacted litigant rights, marking a pivotal moment for the state’s legal landscape. The ruling, delivered on September 28, 2023, has underscored the court’s commitment to ensuring fair treatment for all parties involved in litigation. This decision emerged from Garcia v. Doe, where the court unanimously…
A recent legal decision has favored LinkedIn in a pair of lawsuits concerning its practice of scanning browser extensions used by its users. A federal judge in California dismissed the cases, finding that the plaintiffs failed to establish the necessary standing to sue. The ruling came from Judge Vince Chhabria at the US District Court…
As corporate leaders anticipate the potential shift in Congressional power, the specter of renewed Democratic control looms large, particularly in light of anticipated investigations into the Trump administration’s connections with numerous corporations. Legal experts are already highlighting how a recent U.S. Justice Department stance on executive privilege might inject complexity into these probes. The U.S….
The recent acquisition of a substantial dataset from Spirit Airlines by Google has stirred significant concern among stakeholders, particularly due to allegations surrounding the data’s ownership and confidentiality. Doug Kreuzkamp, founder of the startup Springshot, has expressed alarm over the transaction. Springshot, which has been integral to Spirit Airlines’ operations for the past three years,…
Artificial intelligence is reshaping corporate legal departments, offering them the unprecedented chance to reevaluate the division of labor between in-house attorneys and outside counsel. This transformation was a key topic at a recent industry event where in-house leaders discussed the potential and challenges posed by rapidly advancing technology. In-house legal teams are increasingly adopting AI-powered…
The legal scrutiny over Meta Platforms Inc. continues as the New Mexico Attorney General has initiated a trial against the tech giant in Santa Fe’s First Judicial District Court. This case delves into allegations regarding misleading statements made by Facebook in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal. The trial, poised to span four weeks,…
In the push for greater transparency and accountability, the US Department of the Treasury faces an ongoing mandate to continue collecting and preserving information about business ownership. This initiative, which aligns with broader efforts to combat illicit financial activities, emphasizes the critical importance of maintaining up-to-date records on company proprietors. The Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement…
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP has enhanced its Los Angeles presence by bringing on a leading figure from Kasowitz LLP. The firm has recruited the chair of Kasowitz’s data strategy, privacy, and security team, who also served as the co-chair of its artificial intelligence industry group. This strategic hire is part of Katten’s broader effort to…
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP has strengthened its legal team in Los Angeles by bringing on board the former chair of Kasowitz Benson Torres LLP’s data strategy, privacy, and security team. This strategic hire underscores Katten’s commitment to expanding its capabilities in data-driven legal services. The new addition also served as co-chair of Kasowitz’s artificial intelligence…
As legal firms increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, insights from the past—particularly the rollout of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems—offer valuable lessons. Many companies have faced significant challenges when implementing CRM solutions, primarily due to inadequate user training and underestimating the need for cultural change within an organization. These same pitfalls could threaten…
In a stark address at the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Volker Türk, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, raised a critical alarm about the potential existential threat posed by advanced artificial intelligence systems. Türk highlighted the chilling prospect of AI evolving beyond human control without vigilant regulatory and…
Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, faces a proposed class action lawsuit alleging that the company improperly harvested biometric data from photos uploaded by users on its platforms. According to the complaint, this data was used to develop artificial intelligence and facial recognition technologies without obtaining users’ consent. The lawsuit highlights the…
As corporations grapple with the complexities of artificial intelligence, a significant uptick in AI risk oversight is being observed at the board level. By 2025, there is a projected 4.3-fold increase in the number of boards establishing dedicated committees to manage AI-related risks, underscoring a growing recognition of the disruptive potential of AI systems. This…
In a recent development at the intersection of electoral law and federal authority, the Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court to address its concerns over election fraud. The administration aims to implement a program designed to verify voters’ citizenship using the Department of Homeland Security’s Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) database. This…
Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP has strengthened its Los Angeles office by welcoming Brandy Worden, a former in-house counsel at Meta Platforms Inc. Worden, who spent over a decade advising the tech giant on matters including marketing, advertising, and litigation, joins Katten’s robust media and technology practice. Her expertise is expected to enhance the firm’s capacity…
In the ever-evolving world of law, staying abreast of the latest developments is crucial for legal professionals. The past week on Law360 has been particularly vibrant with significant discussions and insights across various practice areas. With an impressive array of over 200 articles published daily, Law360 remains a vital resource for the legal community, providing…
North Carolina’s highest court is poised for a busy September as it reconvenes to hear a series of high-profile legal disputes. First on the docket is a compelling name, image, and likeness (NIL) case initiated by members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 championship basketball team against the NCAA. The players assert that they were…
The legal sector continues its streak of job growth, albeit at a slower rate, marking its fifth consecutive month of expansion. Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals an addition of 600 jobs in August, continuing the upward trajectory observed in previous months. This sustained growth underscores a steady demand for legal…
The ongoing legal discourse surrounding border searches of electronic devices has unveiled a contentious circuit split, raising significant implications for technology management at the borders. Legal professionals are keenly observing how different federal circuits have taken divergent positions, underlining the necessity for proactive strategies to navigate this evolving landscape. As legal frameworks evolve, corporations and…
As businesses increasingly integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations, the legal implications of AI-based services are coming to the forefront. A notable trend is the shift towards usage-based pricing models for AI, which is testing the adaptability and budgeting strategies of in-house legal teams. This model charges companies based on the amount of AI…
Legal technology company Civitech has appointed a new general counsel, drawing from the seasoned expertise of an ex-Uber legal leader. The decision underscores the company’s strategic focus on navigating the complex regulatory landscape that is becoming increasingly important in the tech sector. The move comes at a time when companies are increasingly seeking experienced legal…
Norton Rose Fulbright has made a notable move by rehiring Glen Conway from Deloitte, bringing his expertise in digital regulation back to their team. Conway’s return signifies Norton Rose’s commitment to bolstering their capabilities in navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of digital laws, especially as regulatory demands heighten globally. Glen Conway previously contributed significantly to…