Ransomware attacks have exploded in popularity among cybercriminals looking to extort small and large businesses alike. The victims may change from one attack to the next, but the story tends to stay the same, as was the case for this year’s attacks on CDK Global and Change Healthcare.
Recent data from Bloomberg Law—including faculty and student respondents from more than 150 US law schools—suggest that technological advancements in the legal industry have pushed law schools to address longstanding gaps in tech skill development, specifically by embracing and offering AI-focused courses.
The volume of syndicated loans taken by the members of the 2024 Fenwick–Bloomberg Law SV 150 List has ballooned from $750 million in 2019 to $49.9 billion in 2023, representing a staggering 66-fold increase over a five-year period.
AI deal terms are increasingly being used in M&A agreements, particularly in representations and warranties and defined terms, which are addressing artificial intelligence in the scope of their application.
The repeal of Michigan’s right-to-work law after more than a decade in effect gives unions in the state the opportunity to make gains in organizing, representation, and political activities. It also could make unions in certain other right-to-work states consider following suit.
Ransomware attacks have exploded in popularity among cybercriminals looking to extort small and large businesses alike. The victims may change from one attack to the next, but the story tends to stay the same, as was the case for this year’s attacks on CDK Global and Change Healthcare.
The volume of syndicated loans taken by the members of the 2024 Fenwick–Bloomberg Law SV 150 List has ballooned from $750 million in 2019 to $49.9 billion in 2023, representing a staggering 66-fold increase over a five-year period.
Recent data from Bloomberg Law—including faculty and student respondents from more than 150 US law schools—suggest that technological advancements in the legal industry have pushed law schools to address longstanding gaps in tech skill development, specifically by embracing and offering AI-focused courses.
AI deal terms are increasingly being used in M&A agreements, particularly in representations and warranties and defined terms, which are addressing artificial intelligence in the scope of their application.
Social media platforms enjoy immunity from liability under Section 230 for third-party content. But when it comes to defending their First Amendment rights, they paint themselves as content developers—in contradiction to their Section 230 arguments.
The repeal of Michigan’s right-to-work law after more than a decade in effect gives unions in the state the opportunity to make gains in organizing, representation, and political activities. It also could make unions in certain other right-to-work states consider following suit.
Live Nation sent a letter to the court outlining its front-line attack on an antitrust complaint by DOJ and state attorneys general. Even if Live Nation wins on all of the points in that letter, the DOJ’s complaint still looks solid.
US companies have included 608 shareholder proposals in their definitive proxy statements so far this year. However, this impressive proposals count may tell a more complicated story about dwindling approval rates and no-action letter requests.
Bloomberg Law today released its fourth annual DEI Framework. Find out why 57 US-based law firms have been recognized in this industry-leading program that acknowledges firms that meet or exceed standards for diversity, equity, and inclusion.
The IPO market continues to improve in 2024 but market conditions remain choppy and windows to complete deals may be short for the remainder of the year owing to the election and global instability.
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