WeWork Inc., the company that tried to revolutionize the way people work, filed for bankruptcy on Monday in a New Jersey courthouse. Started by ex-CEO Adam Neumann and his business partner Miguel McKelvey, WeWork was once valued at $47 billion…
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The Trellis.Law Blog, published by Trellis, focuses on legal issues related to litigation and trial practice, including personal injury, liability, and mass torts. It covers developments in case law and legal strategy, with an emphasis on the use of AI and technology to enhance legal productivity and case analysis. The blog highlights partnerships and innovations that support litigators in managing state court cases and tracking legal trends. It also discusses practical applications of AI tools in saving time and improving efficiency in litigation workflows.
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Inside the Case: Sam Bankman-Fried Found Guilty of Fraud
On November 2, 2023, a 12-jury panel convicted Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder and former CEO of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, of seven criminal fraud counts related to his role and connection to the collapse of FTX. Bankman-Fried, commonly called SBF, is……
Rethinking Legal Ops Podcast: Trellis CEO Dishes on the Future of Legal Research — New Episode!
Join us in the latest episode of Rethinking Legal Ops Podcast with our CEO Nicole Clark, as she dives deep into the world of legal technology and its transformative impact on the legal industry. In this episode, we explore: 🔍……
Legal Safeguards: Microsoft’s Role in Shielding Customers from AI-Related Lawsuits
AI is taking the world by storm. As tech companies compete to produce the best generative AI (GAI), the legal industry is learning how to adapt to this new norm. With new technology comes new legal issues. Law firms are……
Scarlett Johansson’s Image Rights: Challenging AI’s Unauthorized Use
Scarlett Johansson, a Hollywood celebrity known for her role in the Marvel franchise, has sued an AI app developer for using her likeness in an ad she neither sponsored nor had anything to do with. The online ad featured an……
Tesla’s Latest Legal Triumph: Second Major Victory in US Autopilot Trials
Tesla won its first US autopilot trial involving allegations that its Autopilot driver assistant feature led to a fatal car crash. This is the second major victory for Tesla this year after winning an earlier case in April. In April,……
Decoding the ‘Fair Use’ doctrine in the AI era
Last week, Universal Music and other major record labels sued Anthropic, an Amazon and Google backed AI platform. Plaintiff’s complaint alleged that Anthropic’s chatbot, known as Claud 2, illegally distributed copyrighted song lyrics. The past couple of months have seen……
Wrapping up the “Taco Tuesday” Trademark Dispute
This week, Taco Bell announced that a dispute between the fast food behemoth and two local restaurants has come to an end. What was the dispute? Back in May, the owner of Taco Bell, Yum Brands Inc., announced that it……
Is Meta Legally Accountable for Harming Children on Social Media?
Yes…according to 41 states and the District of Columbia –the tech giant that owns Facebook and Instagram has harmed children through its social media apps. The 233-page federal complaint alleges that Meta has “profoundly altered the psychological and social realities……
A “Whopper” of a Case for Sanctions
By Anka Mason
Established wisdom tells us that Rule 11 serves as a guardrail in the world of litigation. Its core mission? To make litigants pause, reflect, and proceed with care when filing legal papers, all with the aim of smoothing the operation……