Intellectual Property | News

Denmark Tackles Deepfakes With Unique Strategy, Treating Personal Identities as Copyrighted Creations

By Linda A. Thompson

Denmark's proposed deepfake law would rely on copyright protection to regulate likenesses, diverging from the U.S. criminal... Read More

Artificial Intelligence

Law Firms, Legal Tech Providers Embrace Agentic AI At Record Pace

By Rhys Dipshan

Trailblazers using agentic AI now are showing just what the technology can achieve in the legal industry—and where... Read More

Entertainment and Sports Law | Expert Opinion

Who's Next? What the Patriots' Class Action Settlement Might Mean for Data Privacy

By Michael Bahar and Baird Fogel and Jonathan Freimann and Thomas Spring

This case signals a rising concern for the sports industry: as more and more teams, stadiums and streaming services... Read More

Risk and Compliance | Expert Opinion

Compliance in Chaos: How Companies Can Achieve Privacy Compliance in a Complex and Uncertain Regulatory Landscape

By Melissa Paulk

Compliance with the long-lamented patchwork of state privacy laws is becoming increasingly unmanageable for companies... Read More

Legal Technology | News

Legaltech Rundown: Relativity Launches Gen AI Products in Asian Markets, Robin Launches New Contract Platform, and More

By Benjamin Joyner

An update on the legal tech market's past week, from product launches to new partnerships. Read More

Artificial Intelligence | News

Stradley Ronon Combats AI Skepticism With First Ever Hackathon

By Amanda O'Brien

Thirty attorneys and staff worked with vendor vLex to pitch ideas on how to best use generative AI to streamline practice... Read More