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The Legal Intelligencer,
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Connecticut Law Tribune,
Daily Business Review,
Daily Report (Georgia),
Delaware Law Weekly,
National Law Journal,
New Jersey Law Journal
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SEC Files, Settles Case Against Miami AI Startup
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission seal in Washington, D.C. Photo: Diego M. Radzinschi/Law.com A Miami-based artificial intelligence startup and its co-founder agreed Wednesday to settle the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's allegations of making misrepresentations to investors about the company's financial prospects. The SEC had brought that case against GenesisAI Corp.
Del.’s Bench Has More Women. The Chancery Bar Is Still Catching Up.
Delaware Court of Chancery. Courtesy photo We hope you enjoy this excerpt from Litigation Daily, the exclusive source for sharp commentary on mega court battles, winning strategies and the issues that obsess elite litigators. Law.com subscribers can sign up for The AmLaw Litigation Daily newsletter here. Anyone else can click here to subscribe. In the past decade, Delaware has gradually filled vacancies on its courts with more women than ever before.
Delaware’s Bench Has More Women. The Chancery Bar Is Still Catching Up.
Delaware Court of Chancery. Courtesy photo In the past decade, Delaware has gradually filled vacancies on its courts with more women than ever before. The Court of Chancery is currently led by its first-ever female chancellor, and two of the five sitting vice chancellors are women.
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