NYC says employers remain liable for unlawful AI-assisted decisions. Audits and human review help, but don’t replace legal ...

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Even billions in revenue may not be able to prevent a law firm from filing for bankruptcy. The firm must appease landlords, ...

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This article examines the intersection of New York construction labor law and contractual risk transfer through Juarez v.

Hill Dickinson has held on to the number-one position in the AIM adviser rankings for a second consecutive quarter.

The instrument of this imbalance is the unremarkable protective order, negotiated early in litigation and treated as little ...

A law firm that generated nearly $2.1 billion in revenue last year, employed approximately 1,200 lawyers, and ranked among ...

New York courts should use sua sponte dismissals and orders sparingly. Unless extraordinary circumstances or legal authority ...

After several days of trial, a Catholic church in Newburgh has agreed to pay $300,000 to settle a claim brought by an undocumented Mexican immigrant who lost his leg when a 530-pound statue fell on ...

It would be easy to single out Weil’s mistakes and treat its collapse as an exceptional event. But that ignores the larger ...

CMS has hired Mayer Brown's former global intellectual property co-head Gabriela Kennedy as a partner in Hong Kong, filling a ...