Litigation Law, Mediation Law and Arbitration Law

The recent explosion of AI use has made legal analysis available to everyone. Clients and litigants who formerly had to rely on their attorneys for virtually all their legal analysis now may query an AI platform and obtain some fairly accurate information on their own.

San Francisco's groundbreaking lawsuit against major food manufacturers alleges that ultra-processed foods were engineered to be addictive and deliberately marketed to vulnerable communities while concealing known health risks. This government enforcement action employs public nuisance and unfair competition theories that could fundamentally reshape how packaged foods are regulated, manufactured, and marketed across the United States. Meanwhile, recent federal court decisions reveal the steep causation chal

Thinking about using AI to represent yourself in litigation? Think again. It is well-documented that pro se litigants (those who represent themselves) are less likely to prevail compared to their represented counterparts, due to a lack of procedural and substantive legal knowledge.