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Jessica Lewis

  • Head of Media Strategy – Corporate Brand Marketing & Facebook Watch Originals, Meta
As seen in: Business Insider, Harvard University, MDPI, The Indiegogo Review, American Lawyer, BroadwayWorld, Corporate Counsel, BioRxiv, Law.com, New York Law Journal and
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Settlement Scrutiny In The Wake Of 2018 Amendments To Rule 23(e): Appellate Decisions In Review

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By Jessica Lewis, Chris Johnstone, Michele Cusi
| Mondaq
WilmerHale are most popular: within Employment and HR topic(s) Partners Jessica Lewis and Christopher Johnstone and associates Michele Cusi and Maxwell Atkins authored “Settlement Scrutiny in the Wake of 2018 Amendments to Rule 23(e): Appellate Decisions in Review,” published by the American Bar Association's Litigation Section Class Actions and Derivative Suits Litigation Committee.
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AI In The Public Interest: The Risks Facing Boardrooms (Podcast)

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By Jessica Lewis, Joshua A. Geltzer
| Mondaq
WilmerHale are most popular: within Employment and HR topic(s) In the Public Interest is excited to continue our “AI In the Public Interest” miniseries examining AI’s impact on the legal landscape and its broader implications for the day-to-day operations of organizations across industries.
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2 AI Washing Rulings Apply Familiar Securities Fraud Rules

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By Jessica Lewis, Michael Bongiorno
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WilmerHale are most popular: within Employment and HR topic(s) Early 2026 decisions confirm a consistent through line. AI washing claims do not mark a doctrinal shift but instead reflect the standard application of settled PSLRA principles to new technologies. AI may change the facts, but it does not change the law. Claims continue to proceed only where plaintiffs identify concrete, verifiable statements and plead particularized facts showing those statements were false or misleading when made.
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