Author: Dario Sabaghi
Hogan Lovells Cadwalader, Latham & Watkins and other law firms resume key partner hires in Saudi Arabia and the UAE after months of caution amid Middle East tensions.Read More
The government said it will legislate “as soon as they can” but may “reassess” its plans if firms make the desired changes sooner.Read More
Former acting NY budget Director Sandra Beattie admitted she violate New York Public Officers Law and will pay a $5,000 penalty to settle an ethics investigation.Read More
Some subscribers of Anthropicās Max plan, which costs $100-200 per month, say they didnāt get what they thought they were paying for in a new expanded class-action lawsuit.Read More
No bill drafted yet, attorney general says at Tampa press conference.Read More
Sheinbaum’s Economic Package includes a Digital Economy Law to gradually cut cash use, as Mexico’s fintech sector matures toward 86M users by 2027.Read More
I propose a modest rule: Government attorneys should not use generative AI to compose their filings when litigating against a pro se incarcerated person challenging a conviction or sentence or the conditions of his confinement.Read More
One of Russia’s richest men won a fight over disclosure of documents Tuesday, in litigation involving the alleged defrauding and mismanagement of a nickel miner, when a London judge found that Russian law required personal data in disclosed documents to be redacted.Read More
A Colorado federal district court denied class certification to Wendyās of Colorado Springs, Inc. crew members on rest break claims, finding individual questions predominated because timekeeping records could not establish common proof of liability. Cervantes v. Wendyās of Colo. Springs, Inc., 2026 BL 346065, D. Colo., 1:24-cv-03462-CNS-MDB, 9/3/26Read More
Theory of a Deadman will be making a run across Canada in March and it includes a stop in the Okanagan. The Canadian rock band will k…Read More