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How Mark Lanier Used AI in the Social Media Addiction Trial
“We were able to take a collaborative AI model that cross-pollinates across all the different large language models and infuse it with my brain, said W. Mark Lanier of his work with BoodleBox on the blockbuster trial.
Stellantis Must Pay $18M to Man Injured by Faulty Jeep Gear Shift
Jurors determined on April 17 that while Jeffrey Wu's negligence was 70% responsible for his injuries, Stellantis, which owns Jeep, was liable for the remainder due to a gearshifter design defect that led drivers to believe their vehicle was in park when it was actually in reverse.
Fed Chair Nominee Vows Independence as Trump Pressure Looms
“President Trump expresses it quite publicly without surrogates or subterfuge—but presidents want lower rates, Kevin Warsh said. “But Fed independence is up to the Fed. Fed leadership has to make a decision about what's the right thing to do.
Supreme Court Questions FCC's 'Retreat' Over Power to Fine
The Federal Communications Commission insisted to the Supreme Court on Tuesday that its roughly $100 million in fines against Verizon and AT&T were "nonbinding" and therefore did not violate the companies' Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial.
The Week in Data April 21: A Look at Legal Industry Trends by the Numbers
Catch up on the latest data from across the Law.com newsroom, the top lateral moves across the U.S.
'An Inflection Point': 13 Lawyers Apply to Lead Talc MDL's Next Phase
The applications by lawyers including W. Mark Lanier, Mikal Watts and Christopher Placitella come after a federal magistrate judge disqualified Beasley Allen, whose principal, Leigh O'Dell, had served as co-lead counsel for 10 years.
Live from the GCC Midwest 2026 with Elizabeth Barton
In this Legal Speak episode, co-host Patrick Smith interviews Chicago Board of Education's acting general counsel Elizabeth Barton live from the General Counsel Conference Midwest 2026 in Chicago.
Sneak Peek at the 2026 Go-To Law Schools: Big Law Nos. 1-10
Here's a first look at the law schools that sent the highest percentage of 2025 graduates to associate jobs at Am Law 200 firms.
BYU Law Expands Law Academies, Moves Future Programming to Fall Due to Early Big Law Recruiting
BYU, which has been holding Law Skills Academies for 1Ls since 2018, will move the program from April to October in the next academic year in light of Big Law's accelerated recruiting practices.
American Airlines Paid Up Big to Lure Latham Star Aboard
Anthony "Tony" Richmond had been with the law firm for 29 years and had amassed an all-star lineup of clients, from Airbnb to Broadcom.
