About 100 pages of a 335-page Anthropic regulatory filing were devoted to listing potential hazards for investors, providing a glimpse into the unique challenge ahead for its legal team as the company prepares to go public. https://t.co/xrK4SBE4cs
Opinion: Plaintiffs are increasingly alleging that as industries and companies pivot to AI, companies are concealing how that shift diverts resources and customers from their “core” business. https://t.co/AOzPCZ41SP
A lawyer’s misconduct complaint against US District Judge Ada Brown stemmed from a hearing during which she repeatedly directed racial insults at him, according to documents reviewed by Bloomberg Law. https://t.co/Cx4kp5pQT9
Opinion: The COMPETE Act expands California’s antitrust law by allowing state enforcers to pursue monopolization and monopsonization claims, while introducing legal uncertainty through broad enforcement language and undefined standards. https://t.co/46k5ilkVYi
Opinion: Corporate counsel at companies hiring workers requiring visas should ensure paperwork matches hiring standards, job descriptions are written before there's a candidate in mind, and files are backed by reasoning. https://t.co/zyue0n1sro
Livestreamer Hasan Piker filed a defamation lawsuit against commentator Scott Jennings in federal court Tuesday and wants more than $72 million in damages. https://t.co/MRynS5YLAe
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Amgen Inc. asked a West Virginia federal court to dismiss infringement claims and counterclaims over two patents covering proposed Eylea biosimilars. https://t.co/NEynGUTW4Q
The Fifth Circuit will hear a Rhode Island-based pharmacy’s challenge to a union’s election victory over the National Labor Relations Board’s objection. https://t.co/FHN0nY0r5A
McDermott Will & Schulte slashed new partner promotions by more than half in its first full year since the merger that created the law firm. https://t.co/OSrIx0ijiV
Officials at the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health briefed staff Tuesday on the absence of their director, who is on leave as the Department of Health and Human Services resolves issues in the ethics clearance process. https://t.co/zOrAs5vJ5j
Davis Polk & Wardwell lawyers including restructuring partner Brian Resnick and chair Neil Barr are advising Weil Gotshal & Manges as it assesses its future, two people familiar with the matter said. https://t.co/nQAKlz28oL
Weil Gotshal & Manges partners Andrew Dean and Christopher Mulligan have joined Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in New York and Washington. https://t.co/woBqrg47i8
An order requiring Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) to turn over his unredacted communications with billionaire Elon Musk was paused Tuesday. https://t.co/Aash9NpOnA
An attorney for Mexican billionaire Ricardo Salinas warned judges on Tuesday that holding the executive responsible for his company’s failure to comply with a lower court order could have a “chilling effect” on commerce in New York. https://t.co/I4PDcB0iDm
Top Los Angeles federal prosecutor Bill Essayli has been disqualified by a federal judge, who found that he is unlawfully serving as a de facto US attorney. https://t.co/WdRG5dpEpe
The US Supreme Court requested for Washington state to respond to PacifiCorp’s petition for the court to weigh in on the company’s dispute over the state’s cap-and-invest law. https://t.co/FCsnK5UcjG
Livestreamer Hasan Piker filed a defamation lawsuit against commentator Scott Jennings in federal court Tuesday and wants more than $72 million in damages. https://t.co/8ZCDVJgila
The Alexander brothers, two of whom were once among the nation’s top luxury real estate brokers, were each given 30 years in prison for using their wealth and glamorous lifestyles to traffic women for sex. https://t.co/1HdnDLhAew
PowerSchool Holdings Inc. failed to convince a federal court to dismiss one claim of a multi-district proposed class action alleging it didn’t protect the personal information of nearly 50 million K-12 students and teachers in a 2024 data breach. https://t.co/7cmrwrxpOF