No. 48-4, July 2023
Index
- How Real Are Deepfakes?
- Engaging Your Jury with Demonstrative Exhibits
- Avoiding Spoliation Sanctions in the New Universe of AI
- U.S. Plaintiffs Lose Venue Battle in International Dispute
- AI: The New Legal Frontier?
- Predictive Coding Technologies for the Modern Lawyer
- Keeping the Journey in Perspective
- The Unclear Privilege Test for Dual-Purpose Communications
- Do Online Disabled Testers Have Standing to Sue?
- No Chevron Deference in Deciding Scope of "Machinegun Parts"
- Dual-Purpose Communications: Separating Legal and Business Advice
- No Duty to Correct False Deposition Testimony, Says State Bar
- Court Strikes "Inflammatory" Briefs and Orders Do-Over
- Court Sanctions Attorney for Feeding Deponent Answers
- Clarence Thomas Defends Unreported Conservative Billionaire's Gifts - Second Amendment Usurps Protective Orders - Judge's Opinion Supersedes Science and the FDA
- Casual Friday Communications
- Option to License Requiring New Contract Is Unenforceable
- Sexist Statement Requires Trial in Wage Discrimination Claim
- Forced Waiver of Claims Proves Fatal to Arbitration Clause
- Employers Must Address Customer Harassment of Employees
- Uber Terms and Conditions Do Not Bind Riders to Arbitration