CM Law Welcomes Employment & Labor Partner Chad K. Lang To New Miami Office

Miami is CM Law’s 15th Major Market and Home to New Employment & Labor Partner Chad K. Lang, and Further Underscores the Firm’s Ongoing Commitment to Expanded, Client-Focused Service. CM Law PLLC, the largest, national, full-service, woman-owned and managed law firm in the country, is pleased to welcome new Employment & Labor Practice Partner Chad […]

Lori Armstrong Halber Will Discuss Employment Law/HR Updates on Human Capital Webinar Series

Employers, HR leaders, and legal professionals—mark your calendars. On Tuesday, September 16, 2025 (10–11 am EST), CM Law Labor & Employment Partner Lori Armstrong Halber will join Alison diFlorio, Co-founder & Managing Partner of Exude Human Capital, for the next installment of the Human Capital Webinar Series. This session will focus on employment law and […]

Join Partner Orlando Lopez for a Webcast on AI Patent Eligibility & the USPTO

Please join our IP and Patent Practice Partner, Orlando Lopez, on Tuesday, September 9, 2025, from noon to 1:30 pm (ET) for a must-see CLE webinar on AI Patent Eligibility: Navigating the USPTO’s Latest Guidance and What It Means for Innovation. Along with Attorney Robert Plotkin of Blueshift IP, LLC, and Jeffrey W. Gluck, Ph.D., […]

Mike Piazza Discusses Fintech Regulation in MTNewswires

In her MTNewswires article, “Fintechs Enter New Regulatory Era After Passing Of GENIUS Act,” Reporter Linda Rosencrance discussed the impact of this new direction with CM Law Securities Regulation & Litigation Partner Mike Piazza. She notes that Washington turned up the heat on fintech firms in July with the signing into law of the Guiding […]

Courtney Lytle Sarnow Discusses Next Steps in AI Training Copyright Wars in yahoo!finance

In her yahoo!finance article “Meta, Anthropic win legal battles over AI ‘training.’ The copyright war is far from over,” Senior Legal Reporter Alexis Keenan asked our Copyright/Intellectual Property Partner, Courtney Lytle Sarnow, what possible next steps might be. Alexis notes that while AI developers may have won momentary legal battles when federal judges in California […]

Courtney Sarnow: Breaking Down Part 3 of the U.S. Copyright Office’s Landmark AI Report

CM Law’s Atlanta partner, Courtney Lytle Sarnow, recently authored an article dissecting Part 3 of the U.S. Copyright Office’s AI report, offering key insights into the unauthorized use of copyrighted material by AI systems, both in training and in the generation of new materials, which has been published by Law360. While still in review, Courtney […]

Heather Haughian in CWBA: Outside the Law: My Summer at the Paris Olympics

CM Law’s Co-founder and Managing Partner Heather Clauson Haughian recently authored an article published by The 1891, Colorado Women’s Bar Association which in which she recounts her trip to attend the Summer Olympics in Paris. Read a few snippets from the article below This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to attend the Summer Olympics […]

Partner Richard Grant Discusses Delaware Business Law Overhaul in Bloomberg Law

Delaware enacted a corporate law overhaul to prevent companies from following Elon Musk’s example and leaving the state, which relies on incorporation fees to pad its budget. The state’s governor, Matt Meyer, signed the bipartisan bill S.B.21 Tuesday, the final step in a fast-tracked legislative response to a series of rulings out of Delaware’s Court […]