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Humans at Work with Leah Stiegler Law Street Media

In Flight Wi-Fi Soars: Gogo Acquires Satcom Direct Law Street Media

Clocking In on TikTok’s Litigation Law Street Media

When Chemical Crises Strike with Ed Gentle and Kip Benson Law Street Media

Artificial Intelligence (AI), is a decades-old field in computer science. Brad Myers, director of the Human-Computer Interaction Institute at Carnegie Mellon University, defines

FOIAengine: Questions from Siri & Glimstad Point to Possible Litigation

Marsh & McLennan announced plans to acquire McGriff Insurance Services, a provider of insurance brokering and risk management services. The deal is structure as a reverse triangular merger valued at $8.6 billion, according to DealPulse’s M&A database, which harnesses both AI and attorneys to digest the granular deal points of publicly announced transactions.

FOIAengine: Hundreds of Requests About FDA’s Tobacco Regulation

Elon Musk has been no stranger to controversy. As far back as 1999 the then-only millionaire wanted to combine retail and investment banking under the roof of the first X.com, which was, at the time, illegal under the Glass-Steagall Act. President Bill Clinton repealed this section of Glass-Steagall the following year. In the last six years, the self-described “Technoking” has increasingly fallen under legal scrutiny. Since 2018, he has been the subject of 118 cases.

Once again we dive into one of the hottest topics in environmental law right now: PFAS. Specifically, our guest talks about the EPA’s new PFAS Safe Drinking Water Final Rule, which mandates acceptable levels of PFAS in public water systems.