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Cutting-Edge Class Action Issues Debated At Perfect Law Conference At NYU School Of Law
The Perfect Law Class Action Conference at NYU brought together practitioners and academics from Europe, Canada, and the United States to debate cutting-edge issues in class action litigation, with particular focus on privacy violations, securities fraud, and the transformative impact of artificial intelligence. The conference explored how Article III standing requirements are shaping privacy class actions, with detailed analysis of recent cases demonstrating the critical importance of pleading specific, se
Global Litigation
DM
Duane Morris LLP
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One Image Can Create A Copyright Problem: What Businesses Should Know Before Using Photos In Marketing
A federal copyright case over a single Facebook photograph resulted in years of litigation despite a $200 damages award, demonstrating how routine image use in business marketing can create substantial legal and financial exposure. Understanding copyright compliance, licensing requirements, and proper image-sourcing procedures has become essential for businesses seeking to avoid costly infringement disputes.
United States IP
K
Klemchuk
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AI Stole Your Face. Now What?
Can AI really make you say something you never said? Without a doubt. Imagine waking up to find a video of yourself on your phone saying things that never left your lips, and watching it spread like wildfire right in the middle of election season. That is exactly what happened to Congress MP Shashi Tharoor in March 2026, when deepfake videos made it look like he was praising Pakistan’s diplomacy, forcing him to rush to court just to get the fake footage taken down.
India Technology
Foresight Law Offices

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Pay For AI By Reshuffling The Budget, Then Ask Permission To Reshuffle
In-house legal departments are being asked to fund AI initiatives by reallocating existing budgets, but new survey data reveals a critical constraint: 86% of legal leaders cannot shift money between budget categories without approval from managers or CFOs. This creates a fundamental tension between the expectation that legal will self-fund AI transformation and the reality that most teams lack the authority to restructure their budgets independently.
United Kingdom Strategy
Axiom
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