Khalil Ferguson is a law student, business owner, CEO, community leader, activist, and published author. Ferguson is a native of Richmond, California, but he has lived in Sacramento for the past decade. Before coming to law school, he was the Black Alumni President at California State University, Sacramento and one of the co-founders of their Black Student Union. Last
The Supreme Court will bring finality to several IP disputes. Scott and Josh explain what cases to watch on this episode of The Briefing.
Lawyers are using ChatGPT everyday, whether in practice or in business.
From a lawyer in the Midwest,
I got on the paid plan yesterday and have a plugin for g sheets and g docs and it’s a whole step up in terms of speed and utility. it’s not good at everything yet but it’s really really helpful already.
And from
The Court of Appeal issues a significant published opinion in favor of a local government in a lawsuit that challenged legislatively imposed and under the development impact fees under the federal regulatory takings criteria in Nollan/Dolan, requirements of the state’s Mitigation Fee Act.
Grace Kay of the Business Insider reports that Bill Gates, in speaking with Forbes, said AI chatbots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT will become “every bit as important” as PCs or the internet.
“AI is going to be debated as the hottest topic of 2023,” Gates told Forbes. “And you know what? That’s appropriate.”
For those who don’t recall, it was
Get the answers to your questions in this episode. I’m answering: “How to stop feeling anxiety about layoffs?” “Why am I lazy?” (And how to get take action.) “How do I make time to market my law practice?” (Or anything else for that matter.) Listen in to get strategies to help you in each of these areas. If you have
“True heroes work in that clinic”After the fall of Afghanistan in August 2021, a surge of humanitarian parole applications were filed for people desperate to come to the United States. Only a small percentage have been approved.
One of the few successful cases was prepared by Alyssa Eckels, ’22, a student attorney in McGeorge School of Law’s Immigration
Chanting and clapping fills the air as students, staff, and faculty alike cheer on their peers and special guest stars, fabulously dressed and impeccably on point, and the laughter and smiles of everyone in attendance is infectious – this is the McGeorge School of Law 2022 Fall Spectacular, hosted by the Lambda Law Students Association. McGeorge’s Fall Spectacular, which
In this article originally published by CalCPA in the January/February issue of California CPA, Eversheds Sutherland Senior Counsel Eric Coffill provides helpful tips for having a Power of Attorney (POA) submission to California’s Franchise Tax Board accepted the first time and for anticipating problems in using the POA.
Read the full article here.
The start of a new year is a good opportunity for companies to review and take stock of their intellectual property assets.