Lawyers representing Luigi Mangione are arguing their client cannot face murder charges in New York following his guilty plea to federal stalking offences. At the heart of the legal argument is a
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MoreThe 46th annual ILTACON is officially underway, bringing together more than 5,300 attendees for one of the legal technology world’s most significant events. The conference has grown dramatically since its early days,
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MoreA federal judge in New York has vacated one of the most expansive immigration restrictions in recent history, affecting nearly 40% of all nations on Earth. U.S. District Judge Jeannette A. Vargas
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MoreAn expert witness charged 3M $90,000 to run ChatGPT prompts explicitly asking the tool to “show how 3M is 0% at fault” in litigation against the company. The resulting 350-page prompt log
MoreInternal Revenue Code Section 409(p) imposes significant obligations on S corporation Employee Stock Ownership Plans, with severe consequences for any company that fails to comply. A violation can trigger a 50% excise
MoreA federal judge in New Jersey has declared that the National Labor Relations Act preempts a key labour peace agreement requirement under the state’s cannabis licensing law. Judge Michael A. Shipp of
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