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RT @BLaw: Jenner & Block and WilmerHale filed separate suits in a federal court in Washington, asking courts to block the orders targeting…

RT @BLaw: Opinion: Sidley Austin attorneys say a company's in-house team can play a pivotal role in helping boards of directors prepare a s…

RT @BLaw: Opinion: Reichman Jorgensen's Adam Adler explains how Kerckhoff’s Principle from cryptology can provide an invaluable lesson to p…

RT @BLaw: Opinion: Morrison Foerster attorneys say the latest Code of Practice draft for copyright-related obligations lessens uncertainty…

Opinion: Morrison Foerster attorneys assess the effects of excessive screen time on minors and how legislation in the US and UK seeks to address addictive online behavior. https://t.co/MeB3SiFCb2

RT @BLaw: Opinion: After the February California Bar exam catastrophe, USF Law professor Katie Moran reviews the exam blunders and says the…

RT @BLaw: Opinion: NYU Law’s Madeleine Gyory says the curtailment of federal protections for reproductive health-care access for workers wo…

RT @BLaw: Columnist David Lat says that when DEI efforts go too far, limiting free speech in the classroom isn’t the answer; defending the…

RT @BLaw: The California State Bar leaders who oversaw the February Bar Exam that glitched and crashed widely must now decide how to clean…

Opinion: After the February California Bar exam catastrophe, University of San Francisco Law professor Katie Moran reviews the exam blunders and says the California Bar should adjust the scores of test takers who failed. https://t.co/KjuMbo7ow2

Opinion: Remote work as an accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act has been overshadowed in the debates about productivity, culture, and collaboration, write ComPsych’s Matthew Hoffer Morris and Littler’s Jeff Nowak. https://t.co/PzBtihkFRY

Opinion: "The ability for a person to thrive personally and professionally is inextricably connected to their sense of identity, belonging, and equitable treatment," write Janet Thompson Jackson. https://t.co/W9zzEbkwXI

Opinion: Legal scholar John Shu says President Donald Trump’s executive order checking the power of independent agencies likely will result in “a lot of drama, challenged firings, and appeals to the Supreme Court.” https://t.co/alqUq3AMNT

Opinion: DLA Piper attorneys focus on how the rising use of AI will create increasing challenges regarding admissibility of AI outputs under the Federal Rules of Evidence. https://t.co/pzk1I5zsXM

Opinion: The EU AI Act should serve as a cautionary tale for lawmakers across the US, says Holtzman Vogel ’s Oliver Roberts. https://t.co/geZ1YlZuIV

RT @GeoffRBennett: NPR host Adrian Ma remembers his girlfriend who died in D.C. plane crash https://t.co/AGcyy8Nssd

Opinion: The concern around TikTok consumer privacy should nudge more companies to provide meaningful transparency on data collection, says Albany Law School professor Ray Brescia. https://t.co/yxDvxd4X4i