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Sixth Circuit’s Reminder for Internal Investigations – Business Cyber Risk

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In a recent decision, the Sixth Circuit offered a timely reminder for legal teams conducting internal investigations: attorney-client privilege is powerful—but only when used with precision. In In re FirstEnergy Corp., No. 24-3654, 2025 WL 1234567 (6th Cir. Aug. 7, 2025), the court examined whether FirstEnergy could shield communications related to its internal investigation into alleged misconduct….

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What Landlords, Tenants, and Brokers Need to Know — Florida Real Estate Lawyers Blog — August 20, 2025

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By:  Alejandro E. Jordan, ESQ. On July 1, 2025, Florida took a major step forward in modernizing landlord and tenant communications. With the passage of House Bill 615, the Legislature created Florida Statute § 83.505, known as the Electronic Notices Addendum. This statute now allows landlords and tenants to exchange many legally required notices by…

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Reading the Constitution of Canada – Double Aspect

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A reading list on constitutional interpretation in Canada This is an unusual post, but perhaps it will be a useful resource to some readers. I have had occasion to compile a list of publications on constitutional interpretation in Canada in the last 10 years or so. It is pretty extensive, showing just how much this…

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UK ICO Launches Consultations on Guidance Regarding UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025

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UK ICO Launches Consultations on Guidance Regarding UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 On August 21, 2025, the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) initiated public consultations to refine certain ICO guidance following amendments to UK data protection law passed under the UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA). These amendments include the introduction…

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Solving 8 AI Implementation Challenges in Law Firms

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8 minutes read Published Aug 26, 2025 Integrating AI into your legal practice presents unique challenges, yet these hurdles are surmountable with strategic planning and the right tools. Overcome common obstacles like resistance to change, ethical concerns, and data security worries to unlock AI’s transformative potential for your firm. AI is transforming the legal industry,…

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How You Can Speed Up Your Uncontested Divorce In New York

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In this article, you will discover: The estimated time for an uncontested divorce to become final. How to avoid delays in filing for divorce. The most efficient and streamlined way to serve divorce papers. How Long Does A Typical Uncontested Divorce Take In New York? A typical uncontested divorce in Westchester takes about three to…

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New York Law

Educational Credential Assessment | Chaudhary Law Office

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When you start looking into immigrating to Canada, there’s one step that often catches people off guard. It’s called an Educational Credential Assessment, and if you’re planning to move to Canada through most skilled worker programs, you’ll probably need one. So, what does that mean for you? It means your degrees, diplomas, and certifications: everything…

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The Very Rare McCoy v. Feinman Statute Of Limitations Exception

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In one stunning paragraph, in Campbell v Law Off. of Solomon Rosengarten 2025 NY Slip Op 04700 Decided on August 20, 2025 the Appellate Division, Second Department illustrates the oft-unheard of exception to the standard commencement date for the statute of limitations in legal malpractice. The paragraph is highlighted here: “”To state a cause of…

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DHV v MIB. The High Court (perhaps somewhat overintensively) on Rome II’s evidence and procedure carve-out, and recital 33’s restitutio in integrum ambition.

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[If you do use the blog for research, practice submission or database purposes, citation would be appreciated, to the blog as a whole and /or to specific blog posts. Many have suggested I should turn the blog into a paid for, subscription service however I have resisted doing so. Proper reference to how the blog…

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European Law

Court Rejects Schedule A Claims Against Sellers of Compatible Parts/Accessories (Cross-Post)

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[Cross posted with permission from Prof. Rebecca Tushnet’s Blog.] When they tell you that Schedule A cases are against counterfeiters, keep in mind that trademark owners are willing to call pretty much anything “counterfeiting,” including ads for compatible parts. Here, the court looks into the allegations—assisted by defendants who showed up—and concludes that they’re implausible…

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