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• July 29, 2025

  Convicted Crypto CEO Tied To Abramoff Gets 7-Year Sentence

  A California federal judge Tuesday sentenced a cryptocurrency company founder who committed a multimillion-dollar fraud in a scheme also involving disgraced ex-lobbyist Jack Abramoff to seven years imprisonment — less than the 17 years prosecutors sought — in light of the man's childhood trauma, mental health and lack of criminal history.

• July 29, 2025

  How Courts Are Addressing The Use Of AI In Discovery

  In recent months, several courts have issued opinions on handling discovery issues involving artificial intelligence, which collectively offer useful insights on integrating AI into discovery and protecting work product in connection with AI prompts and outputs, says Philip Favro at Favro Law.

• July 29, 2025

  Pharma Co. Blasts Adversary For Nudging Judge Assignment

  A pharmaceutical solutions group has assailed its opponent's "hurry-up-court" motion nudging the appointment of a new judge after the previous judge overseeing their contract fight retired, saying its adversary "has only itself to blame" for the alleged delays that have put off a final resolution.

• July 29, 2025

  Evidence Of Old Charges Tainted Drug Trial, Ohio Panel Says

  A state appeals panel in Ohio has ruled that a lower court unfairly allowed evidence related to decades-old convictions during the trial of a man accused of cocaine possession and that the man should be given a new trial.

• July 28, 2025

  Authors Want Court To Reject Anthropic's Bid To Delay Trial

  A group of authors urged a California federal court Monday to reject Anthropic PBC's request to pause their copyright case while Anthropic appeals the court's recent class certification order, arguing that the company has "no basis for a stay" and is trying to deprive them of their day in court.

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