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McDermott to Train 1,700 Lawyers in AI by Early 2026
McDermott Will & Emery plans AI training for 1,700 lawyers by 2026, boosting efficiency and client service via technology.
Illinois Musicians File Copyright Lawsuits Against AI Companies
Illinois musicians sue AI companies for unauthorized use of songs, impacting copyright laws and privacy statutes like BIPA and the Right of Publicity Act.
Maine, Kentucky, and NJ Push Forward on Privacy Legislation
Maine, Kentucky, and New Jersey's new privacy laws may increase compliance burdens across sectors, aligning with GDPR-like standards.
21 States Challenge USDA's $74B Funding Conditions
21 states sue USDA, challenging funding conditions tied to immigration and DEI, impacting state programs and millions relying on school lunches and SNAP.
SEC Revises Adviser Performance Fee Qualifications
The SEC revises performance fee rules, impacting adviser compliance and client revenue strategies.
Judge Blocks Pentagon's Risk Label on Anthropic
A federal judge temporarily blocks the Pentagon's risk label on AI firm Anthropic, impacting future governance of AI company operations with government contracts.