The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) has criticised a leading class action law firm for including in evidence an “offensive personal attack” on its president.The CAT refused to certify part of the potential collective action against
In Pennsylvania lawyers seldom depose parties in divorces cases. In our custody world, the parties have to agree or get a court order. It almost never happens. Depositions are expensive and, momentarily, we will illustrate why.
So, a deposition is…
“Fla. Firm Looks To Dodge Bank’s DQ Bid In Trade Secrets Suit” —
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One of the hardest things to swallow for people who are friendly toward Free Speech is that the people you dislike are entitled to it as much as you are. Sure, they may be wrong, even lie, whereas of course…
California has officially entered a new era of artificial intelligence regulation. Governor Newsom has signed Senate Bill 574 (SB 574) into law—a “first-in-the-nation” measure establishing clear statutory boundaries for how attorneys and arbitrators operating in California use generative AI tools…
The Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal will hold case management hearings today in two cases arising from the Post Office scandal. One involves a former general counsel at the Post Office accused of failing to cooperate with the recent public inquiry. The…
Last week, while the tech titans discussed opportunities to “self-govern” their AI solutions in our nation’s capital with President Trump, 3,000 miles away the state of California enacted the first US state statute – SB 574 – known as the…