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How Anthropic Was Able to Settle Potentially Ruinous Copyright Litigation for Such a Modest Sum
“The message from Silicon Valley and Wall Street is unmistakable: at this scale, infringement liability isn’t so much an existential threat as a line item,” Aaron Moss, a partner at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp, wrote in his Copyright Lately blog. Click Here To Read The Full Article
How I Made Partner: 'Don't Just Sit in Your Office and Expect Opportunities to Come Your Way,' Says Joseph Lambert of Hogan Lovells
“During your initial 10 years, do as much as you can to reach out to anyone you can to gain real world experience—don’t just sit in your office and expect opportunities to come your way. For example, as a litigator, I had opportunities to take depositions, try cases in a first- or second-chair role, and […]
Critical Mass With Law.com's Amanda Bronstad: Suits Say Roblox & AI Chatbots Cause Youth's Mental Health Problems, Ken Feinberg Wants to Hear From LA Wildfire Lawyers
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As Lateral Moves Accelerate, Here's How Firm Leaders Are Navigating the 'Free Agency Model'
“Going down the street and getting a 10% or even a 5% bump in compensation, or more autonomy in how they manage their practice, is going to go a long way in making the lateral market more frothy,” noted Greg Hamman of Decipher. Click Here To Read The Full Article