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Judge Refuses New Trial for Meta, Google Case

Meta Faces Lawsuit After Images, Videos from Smart Glasses Allegedly Sent Overseas

Ryan J. Farrick - September 18, 2026

“Every activation of the AI features, intentional or accidental, captures video and audio that is transmitted to Meta’s servers, routed overseas, and reviewed by low-paid human workers who watch, label, and embed these moments into Meta’s AI models,” the lawsuit alleges.

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Federal Judge Won’t Listen to Trump Administration on $1.8b “Anti-Weaponization” Fund

Ryan J. Farrick - September 18, 2026

U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema didn’t rule on the government’s request to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the fund’s formation and operation, but she explicitly rejected the argument that the case cannot proceed because its claims are moot.

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The Patent Industry Is Moving from AI-Based to AI-Native, and Why It Should Matter to You

Deepak Thomas - September 18, 2026

This approach does not remove the attorney from the process. Instead, it changes where their involvement is concentrated, moving some of the work away from sentence construction and toward reviewing the strategy, scope, and substance of the application.

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Tougher Questions About AI Cost Are Good News for LegalTech

Ruben Miessen - September 17, 2026

This is where technical discipline earns its keep. Not every legal query needs the most powerful model on the market. In fact, most do not. 

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Agiloft Research Reveals Hidden Procurement Value Gap: 52% of Enterprises Miss Contractual Remedies as Supplier Spend Flows Off-Contract

Press Release - September 17, 2026

Report finds 82% of procurement teams now own or lead contracting, yet more than half have missed contractual remedies in the past year, with at least 15% of supplier spend flows outside contracted agreements. The report debuts ahead of Agiloft’s presentation at the 2026 Gartner® Procurement Conference.

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The Legal Exposure That Begins the Day a Licensed Administrator Resigns

Staff - September 17, 2026

Operators tend to treat an empty administrator’s office as a staffing problem with a temporary payroll savings attached. Regulators and juries treat it as a question about who was accountable for the building on the day something went wrong.

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LEGALFLY Launches Contract Intelligence: Continuous, Always-On Visibility Across the Entire Contract Lifecycle

Press Release - September 17, 2026

Contract Intelligence checks every contract, obligation, and deadline extracted automatically and tracked against your playbooks, so renewals, notice periods, and payment terms surface before they become a problem, not after.

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LexisNexis and EvenUp Announce Strategic Alliance, Bringing Trusted Legal AI to Personal Injury Professionals

Press Release - September 17, 2026

Mutual customers can seamlessly leverage trusted, citation-backed legal insights and agentic AI from LexisNexis® Protégé™ and AI-powered claims intelligence from EvenUp.

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Washington’s Independent Contractor Rules Don’t Shield Carriers from Crash Claims

Staff - September 16, 2026

Carriers that assume the independent contractor agreement will carry the argument are usually surprised by the record that gets subpoenaed. The contract is one document among dozens, and it’s rarely the persuasive one.

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Together, Doug and Mindi bring decades of experience helping businesses, entrepreneurs, public entities, and nonprofit organizations navigate complex IP matters.

Douglas A. Cherry and Mindi M. Richter Selected as Florida Trend Legal Elite NOTABLE Intellectual Property Attorneys

Press Release - September 16, 2026

Together, Doug and Mindi bring decades of experience helping businesses, entrepreneurs, public entities, and nonprofit organizations navigate complex IP matters.

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