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Splunk GC Scott Morgan says the Wild West mentality of the technology sector presents a challenge to thoughtful attorneys to provide calibrated advice.

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Magistrate Judge Lisa Cisneros says lawyers who know court rules are more effective

Growing up in Monterey County, U.S. Magistrate Judge Lisa J. Cisneros recalled a time when her father’s friend came to the house one weekend to dig a ditch in the front yard.

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Meta can’t dismiss liability for kids’ social media use
A federal judge in Oakland largely blocked Meta Platforms’ bid to dismiss liability claims by 35 states accusing the company of getting children hooked onto its social media.

Federal court dismisses Hawaiian Electric securities lawsuit over Maui wildfires
A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed a putative securities class action against Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. and several of its current and former executives over last year’s wildfire that devastated the town of Lahaina on Maui.

Uvalde relatives to add plaintiffs to Meta lawsuit
The Los Angeles judge presiding over a lawsuit in which the parents of the Uvalde school shooting victims accuse Meta Platforms Inc. and other companies of aiding and abetting the shooter approved on Wednesday a briefing schedule that potentially raises the stakes for all parties.

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Urgent alert for debtors and creditors: Act fast in bankruptcy cases
Meeting key statutory deadlines is essential for creditors dealing with fraudulent debtors in bankruptcy cases, and understanding these timelines is critical for protecting creditors’ rights and maximizing recovery potential.

Congress must lock in gains from the virtual revolution in physical therapy
As recently as five years ago, access to physical therapy meant a trip to a physical therapist. For millions of Americans now, it’s as close as their smartphones.

Mediation Always Before Filing Litigation
Question: We signed the Realtor purchase contract with the buyer of our Cave Creek home. The buyer deposited with the escrow company $100,000 earnest money.

GUEST COLUMNS

Why big tech regulation can’t wait
Almost a quarter of a century ago, Malcolm Gladwell published his famous book on societal tipping points. The main idea of this book is that small, seemingly insignificant changes can lead to significant shifts in social behaviour and trends.

Pending White House plan could shift VC investment in key high-tech sectors
The White House could soon finalize a proposal that would shift the venture capital investment landscape in fields like renewable energy, quantum computing, national security, and life sciences.

AZ Town Illegally Dumps $70 Million Debt on Residents
When the town of Payson, Ariz., decided to take on $70 million in debt without voter approval, resident Deborah Rose wanted to do something about it.

An honor to dream not of
As we are treated to the spectacle of the United States Supreme Court reaching out to determine whether the former president possesses official act immunity for his efforts to overturn an election loss (or ensure election integrity, depending on how you look at it), the time might be right to consider whether nomination to the court is worth the candle.