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How to Protect Your Reputation by Managing Online Reviews
As reputation management professionals, law firms and legal professionals face unique challenges in the online reputation space. Overcoming those challenges requires a unique online approach.
New York Lawyer Uses ChatGPT to Create Legal Brief, Cites 6 'Bogus' Cases: 'The Court Is Presented With an Unprecedented Circumstance'
The lawyer, who has 30 years of experience, said it was the first time he used the tool for "research" and was "unaware of the possibility that its content could be false."
Florida Burger King to Pay $8 Million to Customer Who Slipped and Fell in Restaurant Bathroom
The case marks one of the largest slip-and-fall verdicts in Florida's history.
Walmart Is Paying $500,000 in a Settlement for Allegedly Selling an Illegal Item on Its Website
"The settlement we have reached with Walmart makes crystal clear that online retailers are responsible for what they are allowing to be offered for sale," Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement.
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Hyundai, Kia Settle Class Action Lawsuit Over Car Thefts for $200 Million. Are You Owed Money?
The agreement affects about nine million cars and is waiting for a judge's approval.
Elon Musk Accused of Violating Building Codes and Failing to Pay Severance, Lawsuit Claims
Former employees say Musk instructed his team to break local and federal laws.
The Virgin Islands Want to Serve Elon Musk a Subpoena, But They Can't Find Him
Government officials would like to talk to Tesla's owner as part of an investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Chinese Communist Party Had 'Supreme Access' to TikTok Parent Company ByteDance's Data, Former Executive Says
Yintao Yu, a former ByteDance executive, is filing a wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the company and alleging it engaged in "lawlessness."
TurboTax Will Pay $141 Million In Settlement Over Allegedly 'Deceiving' Low-Income Americans
Approximately 4.4 million affected Americans will receive checks in the mail.
Goldman Sachs Will Pay $215 Million in Gender Discrimination Suit
The class action covers about 2,800 female employees in the bank's investment banking, investment management, or securities divisions.
Musician Ed Sheeran Is Singing on the Stand in 'Really Insulting' Copyright Infringement Trial
The English singer-songwriter denies copying Marvin Gaye's 1973 hit "Let's Get It On."
The 5-Step Guide to Navigating Legal and Regulatory Changes in Business
In a time with an ever-changing landscape of regulations, staying ahead of legal and regulatory changes is critical to safeguarding your business's success. Navigating legal and regulatory changes can be challenging, but it's fundamental for entrepreneurs to ensure that their businesses are compliant.
Man Sues South Florida Beach Resort After Claiming His Foot Was Left 'Seriously Impaired' Due to 'Searing' Pool Deck
The man is accusing the resort of negligence for allegedly making no effort to cool down the deck.
An 81-Year-Old Is Suing Over an Alleged Scheme That Caused Her To Lose Her Home of 3 Decades
After taking out a loan to help pay her property taxes, Rosemarie Benter says she was victim of a scheme that led to a wrongful foreclosure. Now she's fighting to stay in the home she's had since 1991.
Prince William's Phone Was Hacked by British Tabloids — and the Royal Got a 'Very Large Sum'
It was his brother Prince Harry's own lawsuit that brought the information to light.