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Full 9th Circ. Asked To Revisit $2B Devas Arbitral Award
By Lauren Berg
An Indian state-owned aerospace company has urged the full Ninth Circuit to review a three-judge panel's unanimous decision to enforce a $2 billion arbitral award issued to a Bangalore-based satellite communications company, saying the decision raises important questions about the constitutional limits on jurisdiction of foreign disputes with no connection to the U.S.
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CYBERSECURITY
LITIGATION
BANKRUPTCY
Ex-Tricolor CEO Says Feds Botched Warrants In Fraud Case
By Stewart Bishop
The former CEO of Tricolor Holdings on Thursday urged a Manhattan federal judge to bar any evidence seized from searches of his communications from being used to support accusations that he deceived lenders and investors about the subprime auto lender's assets before it crashed into bankruptcy with $1 billion in debt, saying federal agents ran roughshod over the Fourth Amendment.
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PEOPLE
EXPERT ANALYSIS
FCC Robotics Restrictions Raise AI Compliance Risks
A recent "covered list" update from the Federal Communications Commission places restrictions on foreign-produced advanced robotic devices’ ability to obtain new authorizations, creating a framework that is poorly suited to continuous artificial intelligence updates, and raising several transactional and contractual challenges, says Kim Larsen at Stinson.
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LEGAL INDUSTRY
Analysis
5 Circuit Splits To Watch At The High Court
By Katie Buehler
The U.S. Supreme Court has been deciding fewer and fewer cases over the past three decades, with its caseload reaching a historic low just last term. While attorneys believe several factors have contributed to that trend, they say one of the most consequential is the court's apparent declining interest in resolving circuit splits.
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