How AI Is Affecting In-House Practices On Diversity

California Pulse

The attorneys chosen as Law360's 2023 MVPs have distinguished themselves from their peers by securing hard-earned successes in high-stakes litigation, complex global matters and record-breaking deals.

California Pulse

By Craig Clough

A California State Bar judge lectured John Eastman's attorney on Friday for attempting again to have a witness deemed an expert despite previous rejections, telling the attorney it's a basic rule being broken and Eastman won't get "special treatment" at his disbarment trial.

California Pulse

By Kevin Penton

Public Justice, All Rise Trial & Appellate and Hunter Humphrey & Yavitz PLC lead this week's list of Law360 Legal Lions after the full Ninth Circuit handed a significant Title IX victory to a University of Arizona student who said a university football team member physically assaulted her.

Modern Lawyer

By Lynn LaRowe

The State Bar of Texas board signed off Friday on changing the name of its diversity, equity and inclusion committee to the outreach and engagement committee, a move designed to provide clarity about the committee's work but one that still attracted skepticism among some bar officials.

In-House

By Rose Krebs

Koneksa Health Inc.'s former general counsel has sued the company and its CEO in New York state court claiming that he was wrongfully fired after he attempted to investigate an alleged incident in which a female senior executive's drink was spiked during a leadership retreat.

Legal Tech

By Steven Lerner

Months after a capital raise, a Germany-based legal technology provider has acquired another company. Here's a roundup of the week's biggest legal tech news.

Courts

By Catherine Marfin

The Texas Supreme Court has reinstated a retaliation lawsuit brought by four of Attorney General Ken Paxton's former senior-aides-turned-whistleblowers.

California Pulse

By Courtney Bublé

Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., a trailblazing woman in the Senate, died at age 90 on Thursday night, her office announced Friday morning.

Courts

By Lauren Berg

A former federal prosecutor accused of stabbing a driver after a fender bender on a Tampa, Florida, highway this week is no longer employed at Barnes & Thornburg LLP, a spokesperson for the firm confirmed to Law360 on Thursday.

Courts

By Ivan Moreno

Several New York state judicial bodies told a federal court they properly investigated claims from a longtime employee that a judge raped and harassed her, asking to be dismissed from the staffer's suit against the judge and officials she says protected him for years.