“Squeezing general counsel resources while expanding their remit is unlikely to be sustainable for the long term,” said Veta T. Richardson, CEO of the Association of Corporate Counsel.        

The latest in law dean news across the U.S.        

Former U.S. Attorney Brian Stretch will fill a vacancy created on the San Francisco Superior Court by Judge Rita Lin’s move to the federal bench.        

“Law firms can address these perspectives and adopt strategies that recognize and honor the different needs and expectations of employees, leadership and clients,” Kathleen Pearson writes in the first part of this series.        

The appeals court would require attorneys who used AI in drafting a filing to certify that the citations, legal analysis and any other text have “been reviewed for accuracy and approved by a human.”        

“The risks of AI are real, but they are manageable when thoughtful governance practices are in place as enablers, not obstacles, to responsible innovation,” Cisco Chief Legal Officer Dev Stahlkopf said.        

G+ Communications LLC obtained the award on two of three patent-infringement claims after a jury trial in the U.S. Eastern District of Texas.        

Rafael Leite sits on the National Council of Justice, which oversees Brazil’s courts and studies the effectiveness of AI tools developed across the country’s courts to determine which systems to roll out nationwide.        

The law firm’s 195-page internal report blasts Cruise for “poor leadership, mistakes in judgment, lack of coordination” and a failure to grasp its obligation to be transparent and accountable to the public and regulators.        

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