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The firm, which retains its “work from anywhere policy,” signed a 15-year lease for 132,000 square feet of space at 295 Fifth Ave.        

The claims against the online search engine and etailer bear limited similarity to the case against the personal computer giant, antitrust attorneys and law professors say.        

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit sided with Northwest Missouri State University, holding that the school’s policy of requiring anyone handing out non-university-related publications on campus to have administrative permission didn’t violate the First Amendment.        

“I have had to work really hard to understand the real estate business and the problems that keep my clients up at night, and to speak the language of real estate. If I had started this process years ago and been laser-focused on learning the real estate industry, I could have provided better service and […]

“I think there’s something romantic about the idea that a small-town lawyer could argue their way all the way up to the Supreme Court,” James Freed said of his attorney, Victoria Ferres.        

“Every year we’ve seen some type of growth,” Greer said. “I think it’s the time we spent talking to the industry to figure out what they need. To grow, we have to do it in congress with that actual industry. Law firms take these recognitions really seriously, and they put a lot of effort into […]

A West Virginia federal judge partially dismissed a widow’s suit against a trucking company after one of its drivers shot and killed her husband in a road rage incident, ruling she failed to prove that the company knew or should have known that he possessed or carried a loaded, improperly stored firearm.        

Legaltech News caught up with some industry insiders to discuss OpenAI’s head-spinning leadership changes from the past week, ranging from the board’s ousting of Sam Altman to reinstating him as CEO as of Nov. 21.        

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit reversed a denial of class certification to a group of women who attended a residential treatment center        

“OpenAI and Microsoft have built a business valued into the tens of billions of dollars by taking the combined works of humanity without permission,” reads the proposed class action filed on behalf of nonfiction author Julian Sancton.