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Firm News | 2 min read | 01.15.25
Washington – January 15, 2025: Crowell & Moring has published Litigation Forecast 2025: What Corporate Counsel Need to Know for the Coming Year. The 13th-annual Litigation Forecast focuses on the proliferation of class action lawsuits that have increasingly higher stakes, larger class sizes, and greater exposure for companies in a range of areas. The report explores new class action developments in artificial intelligence, antitrust, consumer products, health care, and more.
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Publication | 01.15.25
Administrative Law: Big Shifts in Administrative Law
As companies consider taking class actions to trial, a blockbuster decision from the U.S. Supreme Court instructing lower courts not to defer to federal agencies’ interpretations of the statutes Congress charged them with administering may prove useful. Companies should also be aware of a second decision holding agencies’ use of in-house judges to mete out civil penalties to be unconstitutional.
Publication | 01.15.25
Antitrust: A New Frontier: Algorithmic Pricing Class Actions
On a very basic level, generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) takes in vast amounts of information, analyzes it, and provides results. It uses mathematical algorithms to find patterns in the information and exploits those patterns to achieve the user’s goal.
Publication | 01.15.25
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been finding its way into business for some time, but that trend was dramatically accelerated with the arrival of generative AI (Gen AI), which can create new content on its own. The release of a relatively easy-to-use version of Gen AI in late 2022 was followed by the rapid adoption of the technology—and not long after, by the arrival of class action lawsuits centered on AI.
