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AI and the Law, Part II: The Capability Trap

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AI and the Law, Part I: When AI Makes the Decision, Companies Are to Blame

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AI and the Law – Series Overview: What No One Told You About the Dispute You're About to Have

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Is 'Successor Jurisdiction' About To Become a Thing? How About Successor Liability?

Stuart M. Riback's article, "Is 'Successor Jurisdiction' About To Become a Thing? How About Successor Liability?" was published in the latest issue of the New York Business Law Journal. In the article, Stuart reviews and analyzes recent case law from the Second Circuit and the New York Court of App...

"Impossible" or a Bad Excuse? The Uses and Abuses of International Sanctions as a Defense to Contractual Performance

Over several decades, as part of its foreign policy and national security strategies, the United States has enacted various sanctions programs targeting different countries to induce compliance with its economic and strategic objectives. These sanctions vary from relatively narrow and targeted (for ...

Supreme Court Holds Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act Means What It Says About Personal Jurisdiction

Stuart Riback's article about the Supreme Court's recent ruling regarding the scope of jurisdiction under the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act has been published...

Is This Arbitrable? Recent Second Circuit Case Looks at Every Threshold Question

"Terms of Service." Probably all of us have been asked at some point or another to agree to a company's TOS in order to access its services...

Supreme Court Business Review: Significant Business Cases in the October 2022 and 2023 Terms

Stuart Riback recently published an article in connection with the program he is chairing at the ABA Business Law Section Fall Meeting....

Unlocking the Future: Understanding Tokenization of Real-World Assets

Tokenization of real-world assets is the process of representing actual physical or financial assets like real estate, art, stock certificates, bonds, fiat currencies, and commodities (such as precious metals, corn, wheat, soy, and oil) as digital tokens on a blockchain....

Courts Remain Hesitant to Regulate the Use of Generative AI in Litigation

Last summer, an otherwise routine personal injury action vividly demonstrated the pitfalls of generative AI. Facing an unfamiliar issue on a motion to dismiss, two New York attorneys turned to ChatGPT to assist their research, unaware of its propensity for the occasional "hallucination." The chatbot...

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