News & Press Releases

Special Counsel Joseph Rutkowski was quoted in a Virginia Lawyers Weekly article about a recent Delaware federal court decision that represents the first substantive application of copyright law and fair use doctrine to artificial intelligence. The case was brought by Thomson Reuters against Ross Intelligence, an AI-powered legal research search engine intended to compete with the plaintiff’s product, Westlaw.

Member Jeffrey Moerdler was quoted in a Broadband Breakfast article about a recent panel he participated in titled "Where and How Can We Meet the Demand for Data Centers." According to panelists, mid-market data center operators are finding notable growth opportunities serving enterprise AI demands. They also discussed the power constraints affecting mid-market operators.

Member David Adams was quoted by Pensions & Investments in an article about the SEC’s recent decision to eliminate the enforcement director’s authority to issue formal investigations. The article explores the significance and implications of the shift, including how crypto comes into play.

Health Care and Health Law Practice Chair Karen Lovitch was featured in a Q&A by Laboratory Economics about the pros and cons of companies and clinical labs self-disclosing potential civil and criminal violations. 

Associate Gabriella Flick was featured in a Northeastern University School of Law Magazine article about her career and commitment to pro bono work. 

Life Science Intellectual Property Review included insights from Life Science Litigation Practice Chair and Patent Litigation Practice Co-chair Sige Gutman in an article discussing recent government efficiency initiatives impacting the US Patent and Trademark Office. The article addresses the potential implications for life sciences companies and considerations for how to navigate the current uncertainty.