[ad_1] Since humans invented the wheel in 1869, innovation has continued. Innovation is about finding a new way to solve a problem — but one of the biggest obstacles to the adoption of innovation is the fear of obsolescence. How many times have you heard that the next innovation will eliminate jobs? GenAI was a […]
[ad_1] So holds the Ohio Court of Appeals in S.E. v. Edelstein, in an opinion by Judge Stephen Powell, joined by Judges Michael Powell and Matthew Byrne. An excerpt from the factual allegations, in the lawsuit brought by ex-wife Kimberly (also representing her and ex-husband Elliott’s daughter) against ex-father-in-law Max: In the complaint, it was alleged […]
[ad_1] Philip Hamburger, Columbia professor, is the CEO and President of the New Civil Liberties Alliance. The New Civil Liberties Alliance represents most of the individual claimants (mostly scientists). Murthy v. Missouri. Hamburger responded to Ilya somin again in the ongoing debate by writing this post (Here’s how to get in touch with us You […]
[ad_1] (Photo by Edward Berthelot/Getty Images). The day has finally come where frustrated Hermès customers are challenging the brand for making them play their games in order to purchase the popular Birkin handbag. The rules of this game require that customers purchase a certain amount of ancillary goods such as scarves or belts and jewelry […]
[ad_1] This morning the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine, a challenge to the manner in which the Food and Drug Administration regulates mifepristone, a medication that is used to terminate pregnancies. The biggest challenge for AHM, the group challenging the FDA, is demonstrating that federal courts have jurisdiction […]
[ad_1] Supreme Court will be flooded with social media cases that violate the first amendment. Gus Hurwitz covers the two that were in the news last weekend. In the FirstJustice Barrett spoke on behalf of a unanimous court when he outlined the fact-based rules that determine whether a public official can use a platform’s features […]
[ad_1] DoD Chief Information Office John Sherman, Dr. Craig Martell (DoD chief digital and AI officer), and Air Force Lieutenant General Robert J. Skinner (Director of Defense Information Systems Agency) testify in front of a House Armed Services Subcommittee on March 22, 2024. (DoD photo taken by EJ Hersom). WASHINGTON — To get a gimlet-eyed […]
[ad_1] (Rafael Henrique | Dreamstime.com) Philip Hamburger, a Columbia Law Professor, has published a piece on the a Detail Post Responding to My earlier argument The courts should focus on coercion Murthy v. MissouriTwo state governments and other plaintiffs argued that federal agencies had violated the First Amendment when they pressed social media platforms to […]
[ad_1] Ai.lawA legal technology startup that uses artificial-intelligence to generate litigation documents has added a module that will draft a complaint to initiate a suit. Ai.law had already provided modules for litigation tasks, such as answering a suit, responding to a discovery request, and pulling summaries of medical records. This new module allows users to […]
[ad_1] The following are some of the ways to get in touch with us Trump v. United States The Supreme Court instructed the D.C. Circuit to “continue withholding issuance of immunity certificates” in the case. The Supreme Court ordered the D.C. Circuit to “continue withholding issuance [its] The Supreme Court will not issue a ruling until […]
