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JUNE 15 | WEBINAR | LITIGATION

New Texas Business Court With Specialized Judges And Tribunals To Consider Business Issues

Please join us for a discussion of the new business court created by Texas Legislature House Bill 19, how it will function, and when it will commence to operate.

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LABOR & EMPLOYMENT

US Supreme Court: Employer Can Pursue State Law Claims For Alleged Union Strike Misconduct

The Supreme Court recently held the NLRA did not preempt state tort law claims an employer asserted against a union stemming from a strike, remanding for further proceedings.

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LITIGATION

Will Mandatory Generative AI Use Certifications Become The Norm In Legal Filings?

A Northern District of Texas judge recently released what appears to be the first (though likely not the last) standing order regulating use of generative AI in court filings.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

What Constitutes Copyright Fair Use? Context Matters In Warhol At The Supreme Court

The Court held statutory fair use entails analysis of considerations like the degree to which use of a copyrighted work is commercial, not just newly expressive or transformative.
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DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

Hunton Andrews Kurth Celebrates 100% US Participation in Diversity & Inclusion Initiatives

Nearly 700 attorneys, plus non-lawyer timekeepers, contributed 30,000+ hours to advancing diversity and inclusion, marking the third consecutive year for 100% US participation.

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FINANCIAL SERVICES

Troubled Bank Task Force

To assist with issues involving Silicon Valley Bank and similarly situated banks, we’ve assembled a task force to monitor and help clients respond to continuing developments.
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