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Rebuilding environmental protections requires both policy solutions and individual action. A Stanford Democracy Day panel will explore how society can advance both.

Featuring Lisa Patel, Michael Wara, and Stanford Law's Deborah Sivas, the discussion will examine the state of U.S. Read moreenvironmental policy and how individuals can help shape its future.

The event welcomes faculty, staff and students across the Stanford community who care about social and environmental issues.

Nov. 3 | 9:30-11 a.m. | Y2E2 111

Event information: https://www.democracydaystanford.org/event-details/the-future-of-environmental-policy
Democracy Day information: https://www.democracydaystanford.org/

$500 million for AI in law: What does it actually look like in practice?

Host Irene Liu talks with Erica Berthou (Kirkland & Ellis) on AI Sidebar to discuss how big law is using AI knowledge graphs, training young lawyers faster, and re-evaluating the billable hour.

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$500 million to build, not buy. What does Kirkland & Ellis’s massive AI investment signal about the future of law firms?

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As lawsuits force major changes to Big Tech’s business practices, Professor Nora Freeman Engstrom tells The New York Times: “We’re witnessing an inflection point in the regulation of social media. Courts, not Congress, are promoting accountability and forcing concrete change.”

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How a Legal Backlash Against Big Tech Is Forcing Big Changes

A series of lawsuits has created a new de facto regulatory regime as courts order companies like Meta and Google to change their business practices...

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