Litigation Law, Mediation Law and Arbitration Law

A wrongful conviction case spanning 15 years comes to light as Greenberg Traurig attorneys uncover new evidence suggesting Pierre Rushing, convicted of murder at age 22, may be innocent. With a recanted eyewitness testimony and hundreds of previously undisclosed police reports, the legal team fights to overturn a conviction built on questionable evidence.

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming international intellectual property arbitration, but practitioners face a complex web of varying AI definitions across jurisdictions, institutional rules, and enforcement regimes. This analysis examines how these definitional differences shape arbitration strategy, explores emerging guidelines on AI disclosure and data security, and addresses critical concerns about bias, due process, and award validity in AI-enabled dispute resolution.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has vacated a $3.7 million fee award for the second time, establishing that strict limits on lodestar multipliers now apply to contractual fee-shifting arrangements governed by federal law.