“These are very dynamic, rapidly changing markets, and judges would basically be out of their element if they tried to redesign them,” said Herbert Hovenkamp, a University of Pennsylvania law professor.
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'The Defining Commodity of Our Time': Google Users Clinch Historic $425.7 Million Win in California Data Privacy Class Action
In a landmark verdict issued Wednesday, the jury found Google liable for invasion of privacy and intrusion upon seclusion, but not the plaintiffs’ claim that it had violated the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act.
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SEC Wiped Gensler's Phone, Loses Trove of Texts Due to 'Avoidable' Errors
“This wasn’t some oops’ moment, Paul Grewal, chief legal officer of Coinbase, alleged on social media. He called the deletion a “destruction of evidence relevant to pending litigation.
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Is the Rise of AI a Real Threat to Associate Jobs?
One in five pre-law students fear artificial intelligence could replace their jobs in the future. Is that fear unfounded?
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NY Lawsuits Aim to Unmask Anonymous Creators of False, Defamatory Content From Meta Platforms
Kelley Drye & Warren represents a nonprofit safety-net hospital for low-income patients in Brooklyn, which she says has been maligned by posts that contain false information in posts on Facebook and Instagram. A similar lawsuit has surfaced in the Bronx.
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Kaleidoscope 2025: Short Sessions, Expert Panelists, And Lots to Talk About
8am (formerly AffiniPay ) is pulling off something ambitious: launching its first Kaleidoscope conference while simultaneously rebranding.What caught my attention isn’t the new name (though yes, some people are scratching their heads due to lack of knowledge). It’s the format: 30-45 minute panels with expert panelists tackling hard questions. No softballs.After attending too many conferences where speaker intros run 10+
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Unexpected Expenses? Legal Tech Integrations Can Catch Firms Unprepared
The unexpected costs of data transfers between apps can impact law firm productivity in addition to hurting the bottom line.
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5 Social Media Metrics That Actually Matter for Lawyers
Scandals Erased, Editors Paid: How Big Law Firms Try to Control Their Wikipedia Pages
A deep analysis by Law.com shows how some law firms pay editors, flout the rules, whether consciously or not, and remove controversies to curate their image on one of the world’s most popular websites.
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Epiq Announces Purchase of Intapp Implementation Consultancy Inflection IT
The acquisition is part of a concerted push from Epiq to expand its consulting and implementation offerings as more law firms adopt generative AI-powered tools.
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'Very Persuasive': US Judge's Google Search Remedies Decision Tailored to DC Circuit Precedent, Litigators Say
“There is little room for a strong appellate argument,” McCarter & English antitrust litigator Robin Crauthers said of U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta’s decision requiring Google to implement behavioral changes for alleged anticompetitive conduct in the U.S. general search engine market.
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Eudia Augmented Intelligence Summit: Eudia Launches Arizona Law Firm, AI Use Case Expansion
During Eudia’s Augmented Intelligence Summit, the startup announced the launch of its law firm, which was approved through Arizona’s Alternative Business Structure program
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Seattle Federal Judge Grants CoStar's Motion to Dismiss in Algorithmic Pricing Case
A Seattle federal judge last week granted CoStar Group’s motion to dismiss a long-running suit that accused the real estate research firm of fixing hotel room prices through information-sharing, clinching the latest win for defendants in a wave of similar “algorithmic pricing” litigation.
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At Its Inaugural Kaleidoscope Conference, 8am’s CPO Announces AI Tools, Platform Integration and More
Two weeks after the company formerly known as AffiniPay unveiled its rebranding as 8am, it convened its inaugural Kaleidoscope customer conference in Austin today, where its chief product officer, Leslie Witt, took to the stage to deliver a keynote address in which she announced key platform integrations, new AI-powered tools, and expanded financial services offerings.
Witt, who joined the
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Red Panda Systems chooses Universal Migrator to accelerate document migrations into Clio
Red Panda Systems, a provider of IT and cybersecurity services for law firms, has selected Universal Migrator to accelerate document migrations into the popular LPMS Clio. The collaboration is based on Universal Migrator’s continued role as a trusted solution for technology partners tasked with helping law firms modernize their technology stacks.
As a Clio Certified Partner, Red Panda Systems supports
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'A Poor Fit': US Judge Rejects DOJ's Google Chrome Divestiture Remedy
U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta of the District of Columbia rejected the U.S. Department of Justice’s proposed divestiture remedies in Google’s search engine monopoly case, ruling the government overreached in seeking a forced sale of Google’s Chrome web browser and Android mobile operating system.
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