Second Circuit Upholds $5 Million Verdict Against Trump in Carroll Case
E. Jean Carroll won a $5 million judgment against Donald Trump for sexual assault and defamation, with the court allowing evidence of similar allegations during the trial.
Tedd Gilmore
Tedd Gilmore, editor of SuchLaw, grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, and earned his degree in Political Science and Pre-Law from Washington University in St. Louis. With a career spanning over 15 years, Tedd has worked as a paralegal, legal researcher, and advocate for small businesses, specializing in simplifying complex legal processes. Passionate about community empowerment, he has been involved in local initiatives to improve access to legal resources for underserved populations. At SuchLaw, Tedd combines his expertise and dedication to make legal knowledge accessible and actionable, bridging the gap between individuals, small businesses, and the justice they deserve.
Pentagon Advances Responsible Generative AI Integration for Enhanced Defense Operations
The Department of Defense has developed guidelines for generative AI, launching the AI Rapid Capabilities Cell with $100 million funding to enhance responsible technology integration.
Fifth Circuit Lifts Stay on Corporate Transparency Act Reporting Requirements
The Corporate Transparency Act requires certain entities to report beneficial ownership information to FinCEN by January 13, 2025, following a recent court ruling.
FDA Proposes New Regulations on Talc-Containing Cosmetics to Enhance Consumer Safety
The U.S. FDA proposed regulations requiring comprehensive asbestos testing for talc-containing cosmetics, enhancing safety protocols and record-keeping requirements for manufacturers to protect consumers.
Exploring the Future of the Legal Industry: Insights for 2025
The Legal Cheek podcast examines the future of the legal profession, focusing on trainee projections, AI's impact, salary trends, and diversity in recruitment.
New Leadership Prioritizes Management Skills Over Traditional Legal Success in BigLaw
The legal industry is shifting towards leaders with management skills, as emerging talent adapts to complex environments and client demands, transforming law firm operations.
Court Ruling Highlights Challenges in Proving Digital Privacy Violations
Posadas v. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. emphasizes the necessity of demonstrating specific harm in privacy violation claims, dismissing vague assertions of injury as insufficient.
Codex Alimentarius Strengthens Global Food Standards and Safety at CAC47 Meeting
CAC47 established new food safety standards, including maximum contaminant levels, hygiene protocols, and labeling guidelines, while introducing a strategic plan for 2026-2031.
FDA Faces Legal Battles Over New Regulation of Laboratory Developed Tests
The Food and Drug Administration issued a Final Rule regulating Laboratory Developed Tests, leading to lawsuits alleging overreach and potential harm to medical innovation and competition.
UNICEF Warns 2024 Could Be Devastating for Children in Conflict Zones
Over 473 million children live in conflict-affected areas, with 47.2 million forcibly displaced in 2023, facing severe mental health challenges and increased risk of violence.