This article is accompanied by an infographic that highlights key generative AI models legal professionals should know, including their varying characteristics and current use cases in the legal industry. While generative AI exploded into the mainstream in late 2022, generative AI models are certainly not new—AI developer OpenAI, for instance,…

Ignoring Judicial Inquiry, Advertising Weddings Get 2 Judges in Hot Water | Texas Lawyer Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/texaslawyer/2024/01/16/2-texas-jurists-face-disciplinary-proceedings/ Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct’s seal. Courtesy photo The judge told the commission he was unaware of the June 2023 letter of Inquiry, a claim the commission found disingenuous. January 16,…

If the Macron government has its way, 2024 will be the year that France steps on the accelerator to attract more banks and investment funds—a development that would have law firms reaping the rewards. Capitalizing on its success at attracting corporations and banks from London post-Brexit, the French government is…

Insurance defense firm Tyson & Mendes has opened a new Philadelphia office with the help of newfound office managing partner Maureen Daley, formerly the chair of Rawle & Henderson’s premises liability department, aiming to fight what co-founder Robert Tyson calls an ongoing wave of “nuclear verdicts” in the Philadelphia Court…

The Federal Trade Commission has overstepped its regulatory authority with its proposed changes to the “negative option rule” governing when a consumer has accepted a a company’s offer of products or services, industry groups told the agency Tuesday at an informal hearing.  The groups, including the National Cable & Telecommunications…

On remand from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, a Maine district judge addressed the question of whether certain provisions of the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act preempt the application or enforcement of provisions of the Maine Fair Credit Reporting Act. U.S. District Judge Lance E. Walker for…