Google Hit with Allegations of Trademark Infringement over Gemini ChatBot
Google is accused of trademark infringement against Gemini Data by rebranding its AI chatbot as GEMINI despite prior refusals from trademark authorities.
UK court sides with Icelandic firm over artist's spoof corruption apology
Iceland's high court ruled corporate rights outweigh artistic expression in a case involving a spoofed website highlighting a corruption scandal.
Google Hit with Allegations of Trademark Infringement over Gemini ChatBot
Google is accused of trademark infringement against Gemini Data by rebranding its AI chatbot as GEMINI despite prior refusals from trademark authorities.
UK court sides with Icelandic firm over artist's spoof corruption apology
Iceland's high court ruled corporate rights outweigh artistic expression in a case involving a spoofed website highlighting a corruption scandal.
Landlords Bombard Brooklyn Bankruptcy Court With Hopeless Cases
Many corporate landlords in NYC are excessively filing bankruptcies without legal representation, complicating the court system and delaying foreclosure processes.
Stat(s) Of The Week: Is Moving Out The Only Way To Move Up?
Corporate legal departments face a significant attrition wave driven by dissatisfaction and burnout among in-house counsel.
Morning Docket: 11.01.24
Florida lawsuit highlights strategic venue choices for plaintiffs.
Iowa's voter purge tactics provoke voter rights concerns.
YSL trial underscores drama in legal negotiations.
Political climate in the UK contrasts with American reactions to insults.
Stat(s) Of The Week: Gen AI Versus Outside Counsel
Generative AI is expected to significantly reduce corporate legal departments' reliance on external service providers for routine tasks.
Join The Conversation On In-House Careers!
The article highlights the upcoming analysis of corporate law department pay, featuring insights from Olga V. Mack and engaging focus groups for in-house professionals.
Stat(s) Of The Week: GCs In The Dark?
Generative AI adoption in HR is misaligned with general counsel awareness, signaling a gap in communication within the C-suite.
General Motors (GM) Price Prediction and Forecast 2025-2030
Economic conditions have drastically changed car loan dynamics, impacting General Motors and the automotive industry at large.
General Motors faces significant legal challenges and operational hurdles amid a shift toward electric vehicles.
Judge Upholds Elon Musk's Remote Work Ban at X, For Now
Elon Musk's work from home ban remains in effect after a judge dismissed a discrimination lawsuit, noting inadequate evidence regarding its impact on disabled employees.
Elon Musk has to be picky about where he fights for free speech, corporate law expert says
Elon Musk abandoned his free speech battle in Brazil due to legal complications and financial pressures, signaling caution for future global engagements.
Judge in Musk pay package case warned of massive legal fee windfall
Massive legal fees in high-profile cases can pose significant risks and raise questions about appropriateness and justification.
The legal team's fee request for Elon Musk's case sparked discussions on the limits of legal compensation in high-stakes litigation.
Opinion | Can Elon Musk Really Do That?
Elon Musk's recent statement about potentially developing technologies outside of Tesla if he doesn't have 25% of the voting shares has sparked discussions about corporate governance and fiduciary duty.
Musk's threat brings attention to the power dynamics between corporations, their boards, and their executives, highlighting the need for clarity in roles and responsibilities.
Elon Musk's unlikely foe in $56bn pay defeat: US thrash metal drummer
Elon Musk lost a legal case brought by a former heavy metal drummer, resulting in the voiding of his $56bn pay package.
The unlikely opponent, Richard Tornetta, held just nine shares of Tesla and accused Musk of unfairness to him and fellow shareholders.
Tornetta's case raises questions about the power of individual investors with small holdings and their ability to shape corporate law.
Judge Upholds Elon Musk's Remote Work Ban at X, For Now
Elon Musk's work from home ban remains in effect after a judge dismissed a discrimination lawsuit, noting inadequate evidence regarding its impact on disabled employees.
Elon Musk has to be picky about where he fights for free speech, corporate law expert says
Elon Musk abandoned his free speech battle in Brazil due to legal complications and financial pressures, signaling caution for future global engagements.
Judge in Musk pay package case warned of massive legal fee windfall
Massive legal fees in high-profile cases can pose significant risks and raise questions about appropriateness and justification.
The legal team's fee request for Elon Musk's case sparked discussions on the limits of legal compensation in high-stakes litigation.
Opinion | Can Elon Musk Really Do That?
Elon Musk's recent statement about potentially developing technologies outside of Tesla if he doesn't have 25% of the voting shares has sparked discussions about corporate governance and fiduciary duty.
Musk's threat brings attention to the power dynamics between corporations, their boards, and their executives, highlighting the need for clarity in roles and responsibilities.
Elon Musk's unlikely foe in $56bn pay defeat: US thrash metal drummer
Elon Musk lost a legal case brought by a former heavy metal drummer, resulting in the voiding of his $56bn pay package.
The unlikely opponent, Richard Tornetta, held just nine shares of Tesla and accused Musk of unfairness to him and fellow shareholders.
Tornetta's case raises questions about the power of individual investors with small holdings and their ability to shape corporate law.
I worked in Big Law for 4 years but felt like I was sacrificing my morals. I took a 75% pay cut but love my work now.
Priscilla Hamilton left her corporate law career after realizing her true passion lies in nonprofit work aiding domestic violence survivors.
Andrew Lawrence Greystoke - A Legal Luminary Reflects on a Storied Career
Andrew Lawrence Greystoke has over four decades of legal experience, significantly impacting corporate law and supporting emerging legal professionals.
I worked in Big Law for 4 years but felt like I was sacrificing my morals. I took a 75% pay cut but love my work now.
Priscilla Hamilton left her corporate law career after realizing her true passion lies in nonprofit work aiding domestic violence survivors.
Andrew Lawrence Greystoke - A Legal Luminary Reflects on a Storied Career
Andrew Lawrence Greystoke has over four decades of legal experience, significantly impacting corporate law and supporting emerging legal professionals.
Watchdogs Worry That New Texas Courts Were Created to Side With Industry
Texas has created business courts to favor corporate interests, leading critics to question judicial integrity and the role of political influence.
Opinion | Amy Klobuchar Wants to Stop Algorithms From Ripping You Off
Senator Klobuchar's Preventing Algorithmic Collusion Act targets illegal price-fixing through algorithms that exploit competitors' data to raise prices at consumers' expense.
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Putin steals over $100 million from Google 'to support Russia's war in Ukraine' - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
Putin's seizure of Google's funds severely impacted the company's operations in Russia and supported state propaganda efforts in the Ukraine war.
Australia's Securities Regulator Wins Case Against Kraken's Local Operator
Kraken's operator in Australia was ruled to have contravened securities regulations by offering a margin extension product without necessary market determination.
Morning Docket: 06.03.24
Chief Justice Roberts declines Senate invite on corruption discussion.
Morning Docket: 07.18.24
The judiciary is advised to enhance working conditions for better results.