When Cooley launched Cooley GO over a decade ago, it set out to be a go-to information source for entrepreneurs. A decade later, its mission hasn’t changed, but the way that information is delivered has.  Last week, Cooley brought the latest technological advances to the platform with the launch of…

Sartorial reviews may be split on Lululemon’s Canadian Olympic team kit, but just days before the athletes floated down the Seine in their new threads, their official team supplier was hit with a greenwashing complaint by France’s competition regulator. With the 2024 Paris Olympic Games’ pushing its sustainability and climate-friendly…

A group of stakeholders told Attorney General Letitia James’ office that there’s ample opportunity for artificial intelligence to improve New Yorkers’ lives—along with a big need for the Empire State to develop algorithmic auditing standards, her office said in a report on Monday, which is aimed at launching a dialogue…

After months of losing lawyers, Boston-based midsize firm Burns & Levinson is losing another five-lawyer team to Verrill. Peter Durning is joining Verrill as a partner while John Shea, Thomas Mackie, Gail Magenau Hire and Peter Vetere join as counsel. The team is departing Burns & Levinson, which has seen…

Meet James T. Shearin, the New President of the Connecticut Bar Association | Connecticut Law Tribune Page Printed From: https://www.law.com/ctlawtribune/2024/08/05/leaders-in-law-meet-new-cba-president-james-t-shearin/ James T. Shearin of Pullman & Comley. Courtesy photo PROFILE “If courts can’t protect people and institutions when they need protecting, then we’re all in trouble,” James T. Shearin said.…

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, “How Big IP Judgment Winners Are Insuring ‘Nuclear Verdicts,’…