There’s a shortage of women in science, technology, engineering and math. But within the legal tech community, there are many women with thriving careers. Legaltech News presents our latest “STEM Cell” profile. Alma Asay recently interviewed Adrienne Prentice. This profile is a continuation of the Women of Legal Tech series…

Expert Perspectives on Biggest Court Cases Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/litigationdaily/2024/05/23/new-litigation-partners-discuss-tackling-tricky-assignments-and-dealing-with-imposter-syndrome/ (l-r) Tiffany Wynn of Crowell & Moring, Reena Jain of Blank Rome, Charles Nelson of Ballard Spahr, Mary C. Biscoe-Hall of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough and Lawrence Jarvis of Fish & Richardson. Courtesy photos Newly promoted litigation partners in…

Dentons has landed a role advising a newly established government department focused on AI regulation. The firm’s regulatory, technology, commercial and competition teams have been instructed to provide guidance to a directorate within the Department of Science, Innovation and Technology, known Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute, according to a firm statement.

Slaughter and May is advising Australian mining giant BHP on its revised $49 billion bid for U.K.-headquartered miner Anglo American, which is being advised by Linklaters. In a proposed $49 billion takeover offer, BHP is planning to merge the two companies to create a low cost large scale miner of…

Slideshow: Georgia Incumbent Judges Dominated the May 21 Election | Daily Report Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/dailyreportonline/2024/05/22/in-photos-incumbent-judges-dominate-may-21-election/ NEWS Incumbent judges retained their seats in 63% of the contested judicial races decide by voters in the May 21 nonpartisan primary election. May 22, 2024 at 03:36 PM 12 minute read X Thank…

A federal judge in Chicago recently certified a class of over 1,700 members and beneficiaries against CITGO Petroleum Corp., after rejecting the fuel company’s summary judgment motion in a suit alleging it underpaid pension plans by upwards of $31 million. U.S. District Judge Matthew F. Kennelly’s ruling will allow the plaintiffs’ case to…