NYC says employers remain liable for unlawful AI-assisted decisions. Audits and human review help, but don’t replace legal ...
Littler Mendelson shareholder Scott Forman has been named managing shareholder of the firm’s Miami office. Forman, who joined the firm as a shareholder in 2003, succeeds Lori Brown, who has been ...
Workforce decisions now carry overlapping legal risks as employees and investors demand different things. Companies should ...
The instrument of this imbalance is the unremarkable protective order, negotiated early in litigation and treated as little ...
Hill Dickinson has held on to the number-one position in the AIM adviser rankings for a second consecutive quarter.
Employment mediation can resolve workplace disputes faster and less painfully than litigation. Success depends on managing ...
A law firm that generated nearly $2.1 billion in revenue last year, employed approximately 1,200 lawyers, and ranked among ...
Founded in 2025, Litmas looks to automate litigation workflows from case research to motion for summary judgment drafting.
This article examines the intersection of New York construction labor law and contractual risk transfer through Juarez v.
Even billions in revenue may not be able to prevent a law firm from filing for bankruptcy. The firm must appease landlords, ...
Judge Richard Tallman, writing for the appellate court, said California's statute regulates the content of employers' speech, in likely violation of the First Amendment.
"We've been planning this for a good while. We finally found a good spot and it just has finally started to come together," said founding partner Scott Bailey.
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