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In a recently published paper, a pair of academics propose that the application of artificial intelligence can offer a potent weapon against antitrust behavior in the Big Tech sector.

National bank preemption faces another Supreme Court showdown as circuit courts split on whether state laws requiring interest payments on mortgage escrow accounts are preempted by the National Bank Act. The Second Circuit's decision conflicts with First and Ninth Circuit rulings, while the OCC has issued regulations siding with preemption, prompting challenges from ten state attorneys general. This podcast explores whether state consumer financial laws can regulate national banks and when federal preemptio

Bella Savitzky Abzug broke barriers as the first Jewish woman elected to Congress, using her legal expertise to champion civil rights, women's equality, and democratic reform. From defending accused individuals during the McCarthy era to presiding over the first National Women's Conference, her fearless advocacy transformed American law and public policy. How did this Bronx-born daughter of Russian Jewish immigrants become one of the most influential voices for justice in 20th-century America?

According to a recent article on Axios, an AI-powered database called Pre/Dicta is helping lawyers and plaintiffs predict how judges will rule in civil cases. The database uses around 120 data points to look...

Turkey’s judicial system has undergone many reforms over the past decade, such as a new Criminal Code, Commercial Code, Code of Obligations and Civil Procedure Code. Until June 2012, the most prominent change in the judicial system was the new Civil Procedure Code (the "CPC").

The role of general counsel has changed considerably over the past decade. Where legal departments once operated primarily as internal advisors — reviewing contracts, managing disputes, ensuring compliance — today's senior in-house lawyers are increasingly expected to function as strategic business partners. They sit on executive committees. They advise on capital allocation and organizational design. They are present not just when legal issues arise, but at the table where the business is shaped.

In a late-August commencement speech given at the Ohio State University Law School, Gail Slater, the Assistant Attorney General for the Department of Justice's (DOJ) Antitrust Division, laid out the groundwork for a nascent antitrust enforcement initiative: "Comply with Care."

Carlton Fields associate Nick Brown joined the firm after a clerkship with Judge Nelly N. Khouzam of Florida's Second District Court of Appeal in Tampa.

As artificial intelligence evolves toward autonomous decision-making, a critical question emerges: what legal framework will govern AI agents that independently negotiate contracts, authorize payments, and complete commercial transactions? This discussion explores the fundamental challenges facing contract law, dispute resolution, and regulatory compliance as agentic commerce transforms from concept to reality.

The Draft Directive also provides a mechanism for sanctions to be imposed for non-compliance with the due diligence obligations and provides for director responsibility and accountability in relation...

I see a lot of posts focusing on mistakes that applicants make in an interview, but in my line of work, I see the consequences of what happens when employers make mistakes in interviews

Because the law is such a vast and complex subject, with broad statements of principle and fine points of detail, no individual could master it in their lifetime, let alone in school.

My original plan was to be a corporate lawyer. I became interested in insurance law, as a specialism over and above general corporate law, after joining Appleby. I joined the Appleby...

NY Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, has called for tougher regulations and market reforms in a speech at a symposium hosted by New York Law School.

It was, therefore, with high hopes that a few weeks ago I attended a newly-launched GDST alumnae law networking group.

Last week, in a speech at Fordham University Law School, Chairwoman Ramirez recognized that, in some instances, regulations directed at traditional business models are not well-suited to new methods of doing business...