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Delaware Litigation Podcast Tackles Forum Selection Clauses, Jurisdiction, And Attorney Fee Risks
42+ min ago (381+ words) Lewis Brisbois has released the third episode of its Delaware Corporate Litigation Insights podcast, bringing together legal experts to dissect significant recent court decisions. Hosts Francis Pileggi and Chauna Abner are joined by Lewis Brisbois partner Aimee Czachorowski to examine…...
Delaware Chancery Court Sets Out Over 21 Reasons Why an LLC Is Not Purely Contractual
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (377+ words) A Delaware Court of Chancery decision has identified more than 21 distinct reasons why a limited liability company cannot be considered purely a creature of contract. The case, Hassanein v. NTO Fund I, LLC, C.A. No. 2025-0299-DH (JTL), was decided on 4 August 2026 and…...
CMS Toolkit And Congressional Probes Signal Tougher Crackdown On Autism Therapy Billing
8+ hour, 19+ min ago (397+ words) The autism therapy industry has become an increasingly prominent target for government enforcement action at both federal and state levels. Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, currently the dominant form of autism treatment in the United States, carries all the hallmarks that…...
Woman Who Suffered Cardiac Arrest During Bar Exam Sues Hofstra University Over Emergency Response Failures
9+ hour, 41+ min ago (414+ words) Mary Jane Jung filed a lawsuit against Hofstra University on July 29, claiming the institution failed to respond adequately when she suffered cardiac arrest during the July 2025 bar exam. Jung, of Palisades Park, collapsed during the July 30, 2025 New York bar exam,…...
D.C. Bar Counsel Hits Back At DOJ Lawsuit With "McCarthyism" Charge
15+ hour, 12+ min ago (335+ words) Hamilton “Phil” Fox III, the longtime head of the District of Columbia’s Office of Disciplinary Counsel, has publicly condemned a Justice Department lawsuit targeting him and his team. The Justice Department recently filed suit against Fox and his 45-member investigative…...
Court Throws Out Class Action After Plaintiff Fails To Identify Who Actually Made Prerecorded Calls
21+ hour, 7+ min ago (348+ words) A federal court in Illinois has dismissed a prerecorded voice class action lawsuit after finding the plaintiff’s complaint was too vague to proceed. In Cosenza v. Nice North America, LLC, the United States District Court for the Central District of…...
Ninth Circuit Rules AI Agents Cannot Be Held Liable Under Federal Hacking Law In Landmark Perplexity Case
22+ hour, 44+ min ago (373+ words) In a ruling with sweeping implications for the agentic AI industry, the Ninth Circuit has determined that AI tools cannot violate federal hacking law because they are not people. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit issued its decision…...
USCIS Moves To Deny Immigration Benefit Requests Without Evidence Warnings Under New Policy
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (341+ words) The updated guidance authorises USCIS officers to deny immigration benefit requests without first issuing a request for evidence, known as an RFE, or a notice of intent to deny, known as a NOID. This marks a significant departure from the…...
Viral Video Of Wachtell Partner Kissing Colleague Exposes Deeper Biglaw Romance Problem
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (327+ words) A viral video of a Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz partner kissing a younger colleague in Central Park has sent shockwaves through the elite corridors of Big Law. The footage featured attorney Nathaniel Cullerton engaged in a public makeout session with…...
Washington Supreme Court Grants Diploma Privilege To Students Caught In NextGen Bar Exam Collapse
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (320+ words) Washington’s roughly 600 bar exam applicants left without recourse after a disastrous July sitting will now have a path to admission following a Supreme Court ruling. The Washington Supreme Court agreed Thursday to offer relief to first-time applicants who were registered…...