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While New York City is the largest municipality in the country by population, Los Angeles County is the most populous county. It’s also home to the nation’s single largest unified court system, Los Angeles County Superior Court. The court is spread over 33 courthouses and serves a countywide population of 9.7 million.

Our Legal Tech Host Sara Lord speaks with data scientist and eDiscovery expert Lenora Gray of Redgrave Data.

FOIAengine: Insights From the Latest FDA and SEC Requests

FOIAengine: Traders Had an Inside Track on the CPI. Journalists Used FOIA to Expose It.

The Northern District of Illinois has always been one of the busiest districts in the country. However, in recent years, the district has seen a rise in a relatively new type of litigation. Dozens of companies have been suing predominantly Chinese manufacturers for selling knockoff and counterfeit products. These analyses examine the players in this emerging scene and the judges who have heard these cases since 2019, supplemented with publicly available data.

Litigation Prognostication with Dan Rabinowitz Law Street Media

Here’s a non-ChatGPT-generated quote from OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: “AI will probably most likely lead to the end of the world, but in the meantime, there’ll be a lot of great companies.”

While the use of pedometers goes back centuries, the story of the modern fitness technology industry begins in 1965 with Yamax’s “10,000 steps a day” pedometer. Then in 1982, Polar Sport released the Tester PE2000, the first wireless chest-strap heart rate monitor. In 1999, Casio released the first GPS watch, though GPS technology did not become practical for civilian consumers till President Clinton’s 2000

FOIAengine: What Does the American Accountability Foundation Want to Know – and Why?

Will a Go Shop Clause Derail AdTheorent-Cadent Merger? Law Street Media