Over half of U.S. law firm attorneys now use generative AI, up from under a third last year. Large firms lead in AI investment and training. Despite reliability concerns, AI is easing workloads. Dive deep into data with the 2025 Law360 Pulse AI Survey, coming Tuesday.

Food industry trade groups said the recent "Make Texas Healthy Again Act" is unconstitutional since the government is forcing them to spread inaccurate information about the safety of products, adding that the law undermines the domestic regulation of food safety.

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Christopher Y. Chan, general counsel at JLL Technologies, spoke with Law360 #RealEstateAuthority about how he and his team balance advances in technology — including the rapid growth of AI — with company guidelines, and the issues currently keeping them busy.

Cravath Swaine & Moore LLP and Latham & Watkins LLP guided Paramount Skydance's hostile $108.4 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, challenging Netflix's $82.7 billion play, which has quickly drawn bipartisan criticism from lawmakers, Hollywood and even the president.

A New York federal judge overturned Gol Linhas' Chapter 11 plan over third-party releases. Linqto was cleared to solicit creditor votes on its Chapter 11 plan. A Missouri judge approved 23andMe's $16.5 million cyber insurance buyback settlement. This is the week in bankruptcy.

The developer of an application allowing users to report sightings of immigration enforcement authorities accused U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi of violating his free speech rights by getting Apple to remove it.

The U.S. Supreme Court's conservative majority pushed back against the 90-year-old precedent permitting the removal only for cause of Federal Trade Commission members, and perhaps those serving other independent agencies, calling those safeguards a "dried husk" and wondering

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7-Eleven and its Japanese parent company will pay a historic $4.5 million penalty to settle the FTC's allegations that the convenience store giant bought a Florida gas station without first informing the agency, in violation of a 2018 agreement, the FTC announced.

As the general counsel of real estate companies cope with fast-changing market dynamics and consider how to implement new technology, outside counsel can play an important role in helping them make better decisions. https://t.co/OF8Kf8Gvsi #RealEstateAuthority

A Massachusetts federal judge blocked President Donald Trump's executive order indefinitely pausing permits for wind farm projects, ruling that the order was arbitrary and capricious and contrary to the law.

The pandemic and initiatives from the second administration of President Donald Trump challenging decades of established scientific norms have made science more politicized, and attorneys say picking a jury and presenting scientific evidence is increasingly challenging.

A year after moving from Reed Smith LLP, the chief financial officer for Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott LLC has seen his duties expanded to also lead the firm's operations. https://t.co/bVTYRkhXwO #Law360Pulse #BusinessOfLaw

Growth is top of mind for Eversheds Sutherland's two global leaders, but as they wrap up 2025 in their new leadership roles with the transatlantic firm, they emphasized in a recent interview with Law360 Pulse they're taking a strategic approach to expansion.

Corporate legal teams overall are expected to pull back on internal and external legal spending by the year's end, as general counsel continue to prioritize efficiency amid increasing workloads and rising demands. https://t.co/1LN5ooGrCL #Law360Pulse #BusinessOfLaw

The U.S. Supreme Court requested input from the solicitor general on the case of two former Georgia college employees who have claimed that federal Title IX laws protecting students from sex discrimination should also apply to professors and coaches.

Alina Habba stepped down as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey following a Third Circuit ruling that she was unlawfully appointed to the position, with the U.S. Department of Justice unveiling that a trio of officials will take on her responsibilities.

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Aircraft lessors urged the U.K.'s highest court Monday to overturn a ruling that they cannot receive $69.3 million for Russian planes because of sanctions, arguing that a lower court had wrongly found that UniCredit's U.K. branch had rightly withheld payments under letters of

Corrupt lawyers, accountants and bankers "will be hunted down" under a new anti-corruption strategy unveiled by the government on Monday, which will crack down on enablers facilitating bribery and illicit finance in the U.K. https://t.co/ZRvoDTwcYA #Law360UK

A disciplinary tribunal dismissed allegations on Monday that a Hamlins partner blackmailed a journalist by improperly threatening to bring contempt proceedings in a case over alleged corruption. https://t.co/a2cmC5CzR7 #Law360UK

Paul Weiss has named eight lawyers from its office in London as new partners, representing more than a quarter of a larger class that made the grade in its latest round of promotions. https://t.co/Bfh9G0GZUO #Law360UK