European countries are taking their broadest swipe yet at social media, with a growing number weighing bans of the services for minors and setting the stage for a new showdown with some of the biggest US companies.
Preventing fraud and improper payments requires tradeoffs that affect everyone, not just bad actors. And those tradeoffs are rarely discussed in the public dialogue.
The top House Republican overseeing US export controls said he aims to ensure China doesn’t have access to powerful American artificial intelligence technology to boost its military and economy.
The moratorium on mass layoffs of federal workers will continue into mid-February after Congress passed a stop-gap measure funding the Department of Homeland Security, the office of Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) confirmed.
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The operator of Nurse.com shouldn’t face a Video Privacy Protection Act suit alleging it shares customers’ information with Meta Platforms Inc. without their consent, a federal magistrate judge recommended, because the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate they have standing to sue.
Paul Weiss Chairman Brad Karp dropped out of a Tuesday event in which he was slated to discuss “leadership in uncertain times” as details emerge about his communications with disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.
US Supreme Court Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh’s analysis of a Mississippi social media law requiring age verification loomed large during oral arguments Tuesday before the Fifth Circuit, where the state is trying to get a preliminary injunction against enforcement lifted.
The Trump administration prefers a 10-year extension of a law that helps information sharing about cybersecurity threats between companies and the federal government.
CrowdStrike Inc. convinced a Texas federal judge to recommend throwing out multiple claims Arizona State University’s technology management firm brought in a patent dispute concerning cybersecurity systems.
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Brown Rudnick announced Wednesday it is poaching Wilson Sonsini’s Craig Kenesky, as the firm bets on an uptick in life sciences work out of its New York office.
Veteran Supreme Court advocate Jeffrey Fisher has left O’Melveny & Myers and joined Hecker Fink LLP, the trial boutique that’s fighting the Trump administration in court on behalf of individuals such as Kilmar Abrego Garcia and Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.).
Pillsbury LLP brought in more than $939 million in revenue last year, a new record as the firm saw gains in tech, finance, and energy work.
Trevor Milton’s lawyers have doubled down on their argument that his pardon for a fraud conviction amounted to an unquestioned exoneration that should bolster his nearly $70 million bankruptcy claim. Legal scholars say such an interpretation is a reach.
Malcolm Nicholls rejoined Proskauer as a partner in its Private Investment Funds Group in Boston, the firm announced Wednesday.
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