Jada Chin

RT @BLaw: Opinion: Quarles & Brady's Kirti Reddy and Ryan Rainey say companies with US import operations may see more trade-related liabili…

Opinion: Companies that are integrating and deploying artificial intelligence in their services or products should prioritize board-level AI oversight, says Brown Rudnick’s Matthew Richardson. https://t.co/SWb1QWTGPL

Opinion: Singleton Schreiber’s Michelle Meyers argues California’s FAIR Plan’s failure should be blamed on private insurers fleeing high-risk fire zones. https://t.co/GfW45JtvAn

RT @BLaw: SEC Keeps Eye on WhatsApp, Signal Usage Despite Trump Changes https://t.co/bAes7An5bc

RT @BLaw: The American Bar Association laid off more than 300 employees after the Trump administration slashed $69 million of its grant fun…

Opinion: Thompson Hine’s Tim McDonald and Nate Ingraham say a ruling on Cornell University’s retirement plan service provider arrangement will make it harder for third-party providers to win legal challenges and easier for plaintiffs to advance claims. https://t.co/o6Gg9NoFmk

RT @faizsays: My book HUBRIS MAXIMUS: The Shattering of Elon Musk is out in less than three weeks. It’s been called “The definitive account…

Opinion: Columnist Rob Chesnut explains why he joined past and present general counsel in signing an amicus brief supporting law firms suing the Trump administration to block executive orders targeting their practices. https://t.co/GvvVx7jd4y

RT @faizsays: New: DOGE staffers have been collecting government-issued laptops like they are Pokemon. Policy and ethics experts said they'…

RT @BLaw: Opinion: Willkie attorneys say the SEC's expansion of confidential review could level the playing field for companies that want t…

Opinion: @GeorgetownLaw's Vida Johnson and Amanda Rogers say the Bureau of Prisons’ personnel shortage, combined with recent Trump policy changes, are creating more safety risks for people who are federally incarcerated. https://t.co/0EKHcqy2rH

RT @LCRBOSTON: Drag, culture, and commerce are intertwined: https://t.co/H2eYwKMdXN via @BLaw

Opinion: Lawyers for Civil Rights Executive Director Ivan Espinoza-Madrigal, Esq. He explains how legal advocates can use US Supreme Court decisions and other federal court rulings to fight the growing number of bans on drag performances. https://t.co/CUNkKvb5sB