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Rhode Island’s New Data Privacy Law: What You Need to Know

Rhode Island has joined the ranks of states with comprehensive data privacy laws by enacting the Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act. This new law, signed by the Governor on June 28, 2024, is...
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Pillsbury Defends UC Regents in Trade Secrets Case Against Agensys and Jones Day

Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman is currently representing the University of California Regents in a legal battle against Agensys Inc., as reported in the local newspaper. The lawsuit, filed by Jones Day on behalf of...
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White House Misleads on Murders by Illegal Aliens: Missing Key Fact Exposed

The White House recently made statements about alleged murders of Americans by illegal aliens, but they left out a key fact that has now been exposed. This omission has caused controversy and raised questions...
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U.S. Chamber Warns of Threat to CHIPS Act Investments, IOC Anti-Counterfeiting Program for Paris...

This week, there are some significant updates in the world of intellectual property and patent law. The U.S. Copyright Office has issued a report recommending the creation of a federal right to digital replicas,...
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New Title: AT&T General Counsel Joins ADM Board Amid Accounting Scandal

ADM, a company that has been facing challenges due to an accounting scandal that surfaced in January, has taken a significant step by appointing David McAtee, the General Counsel of AT&T, to its board....
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Law Graduate Settles First Amendment Lawsuit Over Repurposed Skeleton Displays

A Tennessee woman named Alexis Luttrell recently reached a settlement in her First Amendment lawsuit against Germantown, Tennessee. Germantown tried to give her a citation for keeping up her Halloween skeletons for longer than...
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Remembering the Legacy of Former ABA President Tommy Wells

Former ABA President Tommy Wells passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of leadership and dedication to the legal profession. During his time as president from 2008 to 2009, Wells played a crucial role...
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Monsanto Prevails in Recent Philadelphia Roundup Lawsuit

Monsanto has emerged victorious in the most recent Roundup lawsuit held in Philadelphia. The jury reached a defense verdict in the seventh Roundup trial at the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas. The trial commenced...
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Judge texted bailiff and clerk he shot his wife, jurors told

In a shocking turn of events, California Judge Jeffrey Ferguson of the Orange County Superior Court reportedly texted his bailiff and clerk, confessing to shooting his wife. The tragic incident unfolded in August 2023...
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Navigating Legal Waters: What Happens When a Felon Visits the White House

President-elect Donald Trump's victory in the election has raised questions about how his pending criminal cases will be affected. Joseph Moreno, who currently works in the Army Office of General Counsel at the Pentagon,...
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Legal Battle: Tenured Professor Sues St. Thomas College of Law for Wrongful Termination

Title: Tenured Professor Files Lawsuit Against St. Thomas College of Law for Wrongful TerminationA tenured professor at the St. Thomas University Benjamin L. Crump College of Law, Lauren Gilbert, recently made headlines after filing...
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Alumni of Latham & Kirkland Secure Top General Counsel Roles: Implications for Business Growth

Latham and Kirkland have a significant number of alumni in the top 100 highest-paying corporate in-house leader positions. This trend is noteworthy because these firms often secure new business opportunities when their former lawyers...
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Pro-Mass-Migration Advocates Use Inflation Argument

Pro-mass-migration advocates have once again brought up the issue of inflation in their efforts to support their cause. This is not the first time that those in favor of mass immigration have tried to...
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Mayorkas Misleads Public During Arizona Trip

Recently, Alejandro Mayorkas, the Department of Homeland Security Secretary, made a trip to Tucson, Arizona. During his visit, he tried to convince the public that President Biden's executive action has successfully decreased the number...
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USPTO Strikes Expanded Paneling Option from New PTAB Operating ProcedureUSPTO Removes Expanded Paneling...

The US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has made changes to its Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) Standard Operating Procedure (SOP 1) regarding the assignment of judges to panels. The latest revision, the...
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Potential Consequences of Defying Court Orders by Federal Officials

In the midst of a tumultuous political landscape, the question of what would happen if federal officials defied court orders has once again taken center stage. Legal experts are grappling with the potential consequences,...
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The Impact of Language Weaponization by Advocates of Mass Immigration

The Impact of Language Weaponization by Advocates of Mass ImmigrationIn the realm of immigration policy, the use of language as a powerful weapon has become increasingly prevalent. Advocates of mass immigration have been employing...
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PTAB Pre-Issuance Circulation RulesPTAB Updates Pre-Issuance Circulation Rules

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has announced a final rule that will update the rules of practice before the Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB). This rule aims to formalize the existing...
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Dechert Settles RICO Suit with Ex-Partners Over Data Theft Scheme

Dechert Resolves RICO Lawsuit with Former Partners Over Alleged Data Theft SchemeIn a recent development, Dechert, a prominent law firm, has settled a civil RICO lawsuit with two former partners regarding an alleged data...
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Eric Reiersen: What Victims of Catastrophic Injuries Need to Know

Catastrophic injuries are life-altering events that bring about profound changes, not only for the individuals affected but also for their families and communities. These injuries often lead to long-term physical, emotional, and financial consequences,...
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Migrant Crisis at NYC’s Roosevelt Hotel: New Videos Show Ongoing Struggle

Last week, I went for a walk in New York City at around 10:00 p.m. to check out the Roosevelt Hotel, which has become the official migrant welcome center in the city. This location...
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Kramer Levin Merger: Strategic Decision and Implications

Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel recently engaged in merger talks with Herbert Smith Freehills as part of a strategic decision to grow and expand. This move comes after a period of slower financial growth...
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2024 Election: Key Nationwide Judicial Races and Ballot Measures to Monitor

At least 33 states are gearing up to elect judges on Tuesday, with several crucial ballot measures on the table that could significantly impact the courts. Judicial races are heating up in states like...
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Indictment of Human Smuggler for Illegal Entry of Thousands: What You Need to Know

On July 18, recent reports revealed that Abdul Karim Conteh, a citizen of Sierra Leone, has been indicted and arrested in the United States for his involvement in a human smuggling operation. This operation...
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Eversheds Considers Closing Beijing Office | Legal News

Eversheds Sutherland, a global law firm, is considering the closure of its Beijing office. This decision comes as part of the firm's ongoing strategic review of its international operations. The potential closure of the...
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Judge Resigns Again Amid Accusations of Fake Proceedings

A New York judge has found himself in hot water once again, as Judge Louis P. Violanti of the Lackawanna City Court in Erie County, New York, resigned for a second time amidst accusations...
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The Hype Behind Harvey: Gen AI Startup Takes Center Stage in Law FirmsUnlocking...

Harvey, a startup backed by OpenAI, is making waves in the legal industry by revolutionizing the way law firms operate. Despite multiple requests for comment, Harvey has remained silent, leaving many curious about its...
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Navigating the Challenges: ABA President Mary Smith Issues Warning

During the recent 2024 ABA Annual Meeting in Chicago, ABA President Mary Smith issued a powerful warning about the threats facing American democracy. Addressing the ABA House of Delegates, Smith emphasized the critical role...
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The True Cost of Illegal Immigration on U.S. Taxpayers

The cost of illegal immigration on U.S. taxpayers is a significant concern for many Americans. Recent estimates suggest that it amounts to a staggering $115 billion annually, putting a strain on state and local...
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Firing of Prosecutor for Racist Social Media Posts Linked to ‘Southern Appalacholic’ Username

A prosecutor in Knoxville, Tennessee got the boot for some pretty questionable social media behavior. Charme Allen, the District Attorney General of Knox County, decided to let go of Assistant District Attorney Berkley Mason...
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Top-Ranked Law Firms for Minority, Female, and LGBTQ Lawyers

Larger law firms are seeing some progress in hiring minority and female lawyers, as per the recent rankings by the American Lawyer. The 2024 Diversity Scorecard revealed that there has been a slight increase...
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Will BigLaw Firms Provide Pro Bono Help to Law Enforcement Officers per Trump Executive...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Monday, April 28, 2025, which is like, supposed to help law enforcement officers by giving them legal resources and stuff when they face expenses and liabilities...
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Elsa Andrianifahanana Recognized by Law.com’s Corporate Counsel: A Rising Legal Star

Elsa Andrianifahanana, a distinguished partner at Jones Day's Labor & Employment Practice in Chicago, is set to receive recognition for her outstanding achievements in the legal field. Law.com's Corporate Counsel will honor Ms. Andrianifahanana...
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Illegal Alien Housing Masquerading as Homeless Shelter – Exposed!

Promoting open border and amnesty policies has become a challenging task for the left. Illegal immigration remains a significant concern for the majority of voters, as highlighted by a recent CBS News poll. The...
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Secrets of Yin Yoga for Lawyers: Mastering Mindfulness for Success

Yin Yoga: The Hidden Gem for Lawyers Seeking Mindfulness and SuccessYoga has long been a staple in the legal profession, offering a much-needed respite from the demands of a lawyer's daily life. While many...
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CRD VI Governance: EU Requirements and Harmonization

CRD VI Governance: EU Requirements and HarmonizationThe financial services industry in the European Union (EU) is undergoing a significant change with the enactment of Capital Requirements Directive ("CRD") VI. This new directive aims to...
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Ex-NFL Players Pursue Discovery in Lawsuit Against League’s Disability Plan

Ex-NFL Players Pursue Discovery in Lawsuit Against League's Disability PlanEx-professional football players have filed a motion to compel discovery in a class action that accuses NFL's employee welfare benefit plans of withholding disability benefits....
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Key Litigation Trends: ‘Made in USA’ Claims, Revenue Misses, Trump

In the fast-paced world of litigation, trends come and go, but some recent developments have caught the attention of legal experts and analysts alike. From 'Made in the USA' claims to revenue misses and...
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Defense Win for Real Intent in Synopsys Copyright Infringement Case

In a recent court case, Real Intent, a California electronic design automation software company, secured a defense victory against competitor Synopsys. The case involved allegations of breach of contract and copyright infringement. While the...
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53 Jones Day lawyers recognized in The Best Lawyers in Germany™ 2025Top German Lawyers:...

Jones Day lawyers in Germany have been recognized in The Best Lawyers in Germany™ 2025. A total of 53 lawyers from Jones Day across different practice areas have been honored. This recognition is a...
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Rethinking Client Conflict Processes in Lateral Partner Recruiting: Turning Roadblocks into Opportunities

Law firms face challenges when recruiting lateral partners due to conflicts that may arise with the incoming partner's clients. A recent incident with an Am Law 200 firm highlighted the importance of addressing conflicts...
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Chemerinsky: Challenges to Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship Before SCOTUS

The U.S. Supreme Court is diving into its first case of the year on May 15th, which is kind of late considering oral arguments usually wrap up in April. The case involves three cases...
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Progressive Underestimates Car Value in Class Action Lawsuit

Progressive Faces Class Action Lawsuit for Undervaluing Totaled VehiclesIn a shocking turn of events, Progressive found itself embroiled in not one, but two class-action lawsuits in Kansas and Maryland. The lawsuits allege that the...
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Immigration Advocates Manipulate Language for Their Cause

In the past, advocates for immigration reform have been accused of manipulating language to further their cause. During Donald Trump's first administration, there were strong efforts to enforce immigration laws that had been neglected...
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Court Grants Motion to Dismiss Suit Based on Fairness Standard

Canoo, an electric vehicle company, went public in a de-SPAC transaction in December 2020. However, after the stock price dropped, a stockholder who chose not to redeem his stock sued the SPAC board and...
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Improving Communication Between Legal Departments and Outside Counsel: A Common Challenge

Improving Communication Between Legal Departments and Outside Counsel: A Common ChallengeIn the fast-paced world of legal operations, effective communication between legal departments and outside counsel is crucial. Brad Blickstein, CEO of the Blickstein Group...
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Marriott Data Breach Class Action Certification Revisited by Fourth Circuit

Marriott Hotel recently appeared before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit to challenge a district judge's decision to certify a class of hotel guests affected by its data breach in 2018....
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Sweden’s Shift on Immigration Policies: A Closer Look

Sweden's Immigration Policies: A Historical PerspectiveSweden has long been known for its open-door immigration policies, welcoming refugees and migrants from all over the world. This approach garnered praise from advocates of multiculturalism and humanitarianism,...
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Unraveling Juggalo Gang Allegations: Documentary Explores Wisdom Through Face Paint

The documentary “United States of Insanity” delves into the controversial world of the musical group Insane Clown Posse (ICP) and their devoted fanbase known as Juggalos. The film highlights the ongoing battle between ICP...
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Shifting Burden in Patent Litigation: Lessons Learned from PTAB Cases

In June 2024, Jones Day provided valuable insights on the shifting burden in patent litigation, specifically focusing on lessons learned from PTAB cases. The information shared should not be taken as legal advice for...