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California | The Recorder
The 2028 games might be still far off, but it’s never too early to begin the lawyering, Sheppard partner David Sunkin says.
On Thursday, San Francisco’s Smith Krivoshey, former class counsel in a consumer class action over kombucha beverages, sought more than $100,000 after U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas Hixson ordered Davis Wright partner Jacob Harper and former associate Joseph Elie-Meyers to complete at least two hours of CLE courses, including one on legal ethics.
Green already holds the role of litigation practice group chair at Buchalter, and has been with the firm nearly 10 years.
The former federal judge helped steer the crypto exchange through its public listing and a high-stakes regulatory showdown with securities regulators
The legislatively mandated audit also found no one at the bar can remember who decided to ask a testing analysis vendor, ACS Ventures, to write test questions. Some of those questions were generated by artificial intelligence.
Block Inc., the parent company of Cash App, will pay $45 million to 46 states and honor a $75 million to $120 million consumer redress obligation to settle allegations that it misled users about the payment app's safety and failed to protect them from fraud.
California’s legislature is considering a bill to narrow the kinds of lawsuits that private plaintiffs can file under the state’s 60-year-old communications privacy law, which critics say has been abused to target standard features of website design.
The novel class action, which is the first to target the sexual exploitation of minors on an AI large language model, added two new plaintiffs and listed Stability AI as a co-defendant in an amended complaint.
In a single ruling on Wednesday, the court rejected several challenges by Apple to aspects of the European Commission’s enforcement of the Digital Markets Act.
A former executive claims he was forced out of the the California-based Medicare Advantage company after he reported to leadership that millions of dollars in operating expenses had been wrongly classified as capital expenditures.
