The Biometric Information Privacy Act
An overview of the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act is provided, along with what practitioners should know about the act in Illinois, as well as in other states. The Act has changed in recent years and…
TortSource Fall 2024
Volume 27, Issue 1
Articles
International Lawyers Facing AI and Legal Malpractice: Navigating Innovation, Obligation, and Bar Regulations in Disputes
The integration of AI into litigation and its impact on legal malpractice and professional responsibility is examined, as well as evolving positions on AI usage, emphasizing the balance between innov…
Biometrics Legal Risks and Liability Exposure
Meta agreed to pay $1.4 billion to resolve a civil enforcement action brought by the Texas attorney general for alleged violations CUBI and DTPA arising from its use of biometrics in a watershed mome…
Insurance Takeaways from the Supreme Court of Colorado Decision in Gregory v. Safeco Insurance Co.
The judicial doctrine of stare decisis was critical in Gregory v. Safeco Insurance Co., reminding policyholders of how insurance law differs between states and cautioning policyholders to be mindful…
Hearing on AI Displays New Jersey’s Commitment to Innovation and Adaptability
New Jersey Senate Legislative Oversight Committee recently heard testimony from state leaders and private partners on navigating AI as a powerful driver of new economic growth while ensuring ethical…
How to Be a Star Associate: A Guide to Excelling in Your Early Legal Career
How to Be a Star Associate: A Guide to Excelling in Your Early Legal Career, provides, in a succinct 190 pages, a crash course in what it takes to become an outstanding associate.
When I Was a New Lawyer: Chris Nolan
Chris Nolan, incoming TIPS chair for the 2024-2025 association year, shares words of wisdom and reminisces about when he was a new lawyer.