The Manhattan federal jury mulling the charges against U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez, D-New Jersey, adjourned Monday following approximately 10 hours of deliberations without reaching a verdict. The panel, which deliberated for about three hours on Friday, is expected to resume weighing the charges Tuesday morning.

On Tuesday, Thomson Reuters announced the public availability of CoCounsel Drafting, the company’s recently introduced end-to-end drafting solution that functions as a Microsoft Word add-in. The company first introduced the new drafting tool in May, on the heels of a Thomson Reuters survey that found that lawyers spend 40% to…

Italian-born Elisabetta Righini joined Latham & Watkins’ Brussels office in 2015 after a 15-year stint at the European Commission. In an interview with Law.com International, Righini reflected on that shift, as well as on the world’s first AI law and the challenges and rewards of working in Europe’s premier antitrust…

Complex business cases carry an increasing level of exposure to corporate defendants. During 2023 throughout the United States, there were 89 jury verdicts against corporate defendants that resulted in judgments of more than $10 million, a 15-year high. (See the article at  “How Big IP Judgment Winners Are Insuring ‘Nuclear…

A multinational athletic apparel retailer is facing a putative class action lawsuit in a Miami federal district court over claims that its marketing campaign misled customers into believing it is sustainable and environmentally friendly despite increasing its greenhouse gas emissions. Joshua Eggnatz and Michael Pascucci, partners at Eggnatz Pascucci in…

The U.S. Supreme Court’s June decision in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo has attracted much attention. In that case, the court overruled its 1984 decision in Chevron U. S. A. Inc. v. Natural Resources Defense Council; there, the court had established a test that required courts to defer in many cases…