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Knowing Isn’t Enough: The Supreme Court Redefines ISP Liability for Piracy
When users pirate music, movies, or other creative works online, the internet service provider (“ISP”) supplying their connection may know more than you might think....By: Offit Ku...
"Accessible" does not mean "public" when it comes to inside information
If you work in capital markets, compliance or securities law, this one matters. On 16 April 2026, the European Court of Justice ruled in Brännelius (C-229/24) on a deceptively simp...
The Docket Diva Is In The Courtroom Where It All Happens
High-profile legal matters are regularly being fought in the courtroom and the court of public opinion. Federal indictments and viral courtroom clips dominate the 24-hour news cycl...
‘Reasonably Knowable’ in EO 14398: What Prime Contractors Need to Know About Subcontractor Oversight
Executive Order (EO) No. 14398, “Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors,” issued on March 26, 2026, introduces a new compliance dynamic for federal contractors by req...
Not Sure In-House Counsel Are Really Up On That Whole ‘Compliance’ Thing
It's not 'a little bit pregnant,' but it's not great. The post Not Sure In-House Counsel Are Really Up On That Whole ‘Compliance’ Thing appeared first on Above the Law.
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‘Reasonably Knowable’ in EO 14398: What Prime Contractors Need to Know About Subcontractor Oversight
Executive Order (EO) No. 14398, “Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors,” issued on March 26, 2026, introduces a new compliance dynamic for federal contractors by req...
Supreme Court Confirms Indirect Copyright Liability Standard—Why Knowledge Alone Still Isn’t Enough
Copyright infringement comes in two forms: direct and indirect. Direct infringement does not require proof of the accused infringer’s intent. However, indirect infringement, where...
Some of the Common Phrases Invoked in Attorney-Client Privilege Disputes
The First Department determined this discovery dispute concerning whether attorney-client communications were privileged or waived in Prospect Capital Corp. v Morgan Lewis & Bo...
Law firms must protect clients’ confidentiality, but still report suspicious transactions
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Privileged Matters: A Closer Look at Attorney-Client Privilege
In this episode, Limo Cherian and Nora Becerra focus on key issues faced by in-house counsel and compliance teams as they address attorney-client privilege concerns. Their discussi...
Biglaw’s Inside Job — See Generally
The DOJ's Insider Trading Case Is Basically A Vault 100 Firm Directory: Sidley, Latham, Goodwin, Weil, DLA Piper, Willkie, Wachtell -- this indictment would be for an impressive on...
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