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AI: How Lawyers Are Using It And The Challenges Ahead

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How New Law Transforms Large-Load Power Projects In Texas

By Keturah Brown, Grace Dickson Gerbas and Kenneth Irvin

The Future Of Gen AI Training Amid Reddit Data Scraping Suit

By Michael Hobbs and Di’Vennci Lucas

Power Market Reforms Push Data Center Lease Rates Higher

By Luke Laumann and Zane Mitchell

The Legal Issues With AI Agents In Consumer Transactions

By Claudia Lin, Ken Taylor and Rich Zukowsky

Questions To Ask Inventors Before Drafting AI Patents

By Theresa Stadheim and Ryan Phelan

Legal Guardrails For AI Tools In The Hiring Process

By Benjamin Perry and Lauren Watson

Norm Ai Raises $50M From Blackstone, Launches Law Firm

By Matt Perez

Legal and compliance startup Norm Ai announced Thursday that one of its prior financial backers, private equity giant Blackstone, has invested an additional $50 million into the company as it eyes an expansion of its legal offerings.

Dickinson Wright Tech Duo Joins Munck Wilson In Dallas

By Adrian Cruz

Munck Wilson Mandala LLP announced that a pair of experienced technology attorneys have joined the firm's Dallas from Dickinson Wright PLLC and will co-chair the new technology transactions, privacy and cybersecurity practice.

FERC Looks To Put LNG Project Work On A Faster Track

By Keith Goldberg

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Thursday said it will explore speeding up its permitting of liquefied natural gas projects by creating a blanket authorization process for certain project activities that wouldn't require individual approvals.

Nokia, Tesi Plug €100M Into Partnership With AI Defense Biz

By Jade Martinez-Pogue

Telecommunications giant Nokia and European artificial intelligence lab NestAI on Thursday announced a strategic partnership for AI-powered defense solutions, featuring a €100 million ($115.4 million) investment into NestAI by Nokia and Finnish investment company Tesi.

State AGs Want Further HPE-Juniper Integration Barred

By Bryan Koenig

The Democratic state attorneys general challenging the controversial U.S. Department of Justice settlement clearing Hewlett Packard Enterprise's $14 billion purchase of Juniper Networks want a California federal judge to bar the companies from "further integration" while they push the court to reject the deal outright.

AI Chatbots Spark Coverage Concerns Over Privacy Claims

By Jennifer Mandato

Artificial intelligence-powered chatbots are raising novel concerns about potential privacy violations under federal and state wiretapping and eavesdropping laws, prompting questions about coverage for such claims, a policyholder attorney told Law360. Here, Stephanie E. Gee of Reed Smith LLP breaks down the issue.

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