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Figure AI's $39 billion valuation signals a dramatic shift in humanoid robotics funding, which grew 15x to $3.7 billion in three years.

In a question-and-answer session moderated by Trip Coyne, a Ward and Smith attorney who previously served as the CEO of a multinational consumer products company...

FWA confirms that employers need to have social media policies, so that employees take their employment into account.

Speak to anyone familiar with the system of unitary effect for European Patents (EPs), and they will, with near certainty, remark that one of its advantages is its favorable fee regime.

The Court was satisfied with the level of training and instruction by the employer for such a "fairly routine task".

Employers should document pertinent correspondence with employees in any disciplinary process, to be used as evidence.

As a consequence of the High Court’s decision in MRR v. GR [2010] HCA 41, there was a collective shudder amongst the family law fraternity. The High Court had held, seemingly axiomatically given the words of paragraphs 65DAA(1)(c) and (2)(e) of the Family Law Act 1975, that a court making parenting orders must consider an "equal time" order (or "substantial and significant time" order) only if it had first answered "yes" to whether or not such an order would be in a child’s best interest and whe

The volatility in financial markets has brought a focus on the investment strategies of superannuation fund trustees.

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Alloys are one of the oldest technologies known to man and feature quite prominently in records of cases going back as far as the late 19th century. Looking at old Reports of Patent Cases from a century ago, it is easy to be struck by just how familiar the subject matter is in cases like Thermit v Weldite (production of alloys of aluminium and metals such as chromium, iron, tungsten, molybdenum, nickel, cobalt etc), compared to most of the other long antiquated technology which was in dispute a

The article claims the use of double negatives, sub-clauses, redundant phrases and qualifiers pollutes legal writing.

The Supreme Court of Canada has recently ruled that partners can be forced to retire at 65.

Here's something you probably didn't expect: the British Columbia Supreme Court has ruled that the Vancouver Chinese Baptist Church owes a total of $84,520 to the senior pastor...

Benjamin Franklin once said, "Diligence is the mother of good luck".

This recent decision of Justice Lemon of the Ontario Superior Court, dated June 8, 2010, signals the importance of adducing evidence from lay witnesses where a plaintiff is seeking to establish that their accident related injuries meet the statutory threshold within the meaning of Bill 198.

Not all lawyers and clients will be a good match. As in life, some relationships simply are not meant to last.

It has now become commonplace for commercial agreements to include mandatory arbitration clauses.

Franchisors should take the following steps in developing their information governance program.