Partner James Sherer’s comments on the growing use of AI in the legal profession were noted in a Nov. 21, 2025, article for Law360 titled “NJ Experts Warn of Evolving AI Pitfalls at Bar Symposium.” Sherer took part in a panel discussion on navigating the changes that AI has brought to attorney-client relationships during the
Class Action & Mass Torts
FDA Seeks Guidance from the Digital Health Advisory Committee on AI: Considerations for Innovators of Digital Mental Health Medical Devices and Wellness Products
Key Takeaways:
- On Nov. 6, the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Digital Health Advisory Committee (DHAC) convened to discuss the promise and evolving challenges of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI)-Enabled Digital Mental Health Medical Devices.
- The FDA acknowledged the challenges of applying traditional premarket and postmarket processes for static medical devices to rapidly evolving AI-enabled medical
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Katherine Lowry, Susan Kayser Join Panel at Luxury Law Summit New York 2025
Chief Information Officer Katherine Lowry and Partner Susan Kayser took part in a panel titled “AI Solutions and Tools: Tech and Fashion as Natural Partners” at the Luxury Law Summit New York, Nov. 12, 2025. The session examines all the ways that AI is used in the fashion industry, including in the areas of customer…
Weekly Blockchain Blog – November 3, 2025
In this issue:
- US Payments and Digital Asset Companies Announce Stablecoin Initiatives
- US Digital Asset Firms Launch New Offerings for Tokenized Securities
- Digital Assets and Banking Sector Reply to GENIUS Act Request for Comments
- Canada Imposes $176M Penalty on Crypto Exchange for Anti-Money Laundering Violations
US Payments and Digital Asset Companies Announce Stablecoin Initiatives
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New York Federal Court’s OpenAI Discovery Orders Provide Key Insights For Companies Navigating AI Preservation Standards
By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Justin Donoho, and Hayley Ryan Duane Morris Takeaways: In a series of discovery rulings in the case of In Re OpenAI, Inc. Copyright Infringement Litigation, No. 23 Civ. 11195 (S.D.N.Y.), Magistrate Judge Ona T. Wang issued a series of orders that signal how courts are likely to approach AI data,…
BakerHostetler Shortlisted for <em>Financial Times</em> Innovative Lawyers North America Awards for Fourth Consecutive Year, Fifth Overall
BakerHostetler has been shortlisted for the Financial Times Innovative Lawyers North America Awards in the category of Innovation in AI Strategy for the firm’s work in “Business of Law: Use of Generative AI.” The recognition – for our fourth consecutive year and fifth overall – affirms our commitment to innovation and the strategic adoption of…
Robo Boss Rejection: California Governor Newsom Pulls The Plug On AI Bill For Overly Broad Restrictions
By Alex. W. Karasik, Brian L. Johnsrud, and George J. Schaller Duane Morris Takeaways: On October 13, 2025, California Governor Gavin Newsom, issued a written statement declining to sign Senate Bill 7 – called the “No Robo Bosses” Act (the “Act”). While the Act aimed to restrict when and how employers could use automated decision-making…
A Recap Of The R.I.S.E. AI Conference At University Of Notre Dame
By Alex W. Karasik Duane Morris Takeaways: Artificial Intelligence has brilliantly transformed society to the point where no industry can fully separate from its impact. But the fruits of this technology must be carefully curated to ensure that its adoption is ethical. An evolving legislative landscape and billion-dollar class action litigation industry loom large. This week,…
Weekly Blockchain Blog – Oct. 6, 2025
- U.S. and European Financial Services Firms Announce Digital Asset Integrations
- New Reports Highlight Stablecoin Growth and Future Market Projections
- SEC No-Action Letter Allows Certain DePIN Token Transfers Without Registration
- SEC No-Action Letter Allows State Trust Companies to Custody Crypto Assets
- Canada Fines Major Crypto Exchange; Report Analyzes Crypto Crime Typologies
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From Bread and Butter to Bots, Ad Law Recipe Stays the Same
Artificial intelligence (AI) may be a relatively new ingredient in the advertising kitchen. But in advertising law, the recipe remains the same. At the National Advertising Division (NAD) 2025 Annual Conference in D.C. last week, the panel “Hot Topics: From Bread and Butter to AI” served up a clear message: The fundamentals of advertising…