HR Dive Interviews Peter Cassat on Using AI for Employee Performance Reviews
In her HRDive article, As major firms green-light AI for performance reviews, should others follow suit?, Contributing Writer Jen A. Miller writes that artificial intelligence promises efficiency and data-driven insights. She notes that while companies increasingly adopt AI technology to streamline employee review processes, employers would do well to proceed with caution. That’s the focus […]
National Institute for Trial Advocacy Taps Mishell Kneeland for Deposition Skills Training Program Faculty – Jan. 22-23 in Philadelphia
We are pleased to announce that Mishell Kneeland, CM Law’s Partner and Litigation Practice Chair, will be part of the faculty presenting at the National Institute for Trial Advocacy’s (NITA) Deposition Skills Training Program, January 22-23, 2026, at Temple University in Philadelphia. She joins a top-tier group of trial lawyers, judges, and professors providing hands-on […]
Partner Jonathan Scott Will Discuss the SEC and AI at Dec. 4th Blue Heron Client Compliance Webinar
Blue Heron has tapped CM Law Partner Jonathan Scott to discuss AI Risks & Rewards, Thursday, Dec. 4th at 11 am EST. Hosted by Scott Pomfret, Senior Advisor to Blue Heron, and Scott Nussbaum, Blue Heron’s Chief Compliance Officer, this session capitalizes on Jonathan’s experience in the SEC’s Division of Enforcement, as well as the […]
Chambers Names CM Law to Its 2026 New York Spotlight for Litigation: General Commercial
CM Law is pleased to announce that our General Litigation Practice has been tapped for inclusion in the Chambers Spotlight 2026 New York. In congratulating CM Law and our litigation team for achieving a ranking in the Chambers Spotlight 2026 New York Guide, Kypriana Savva, Head of Chambers Spotlight Research, notes this “significant accomplishment” is […]
Ken Weinberg Calls on the Equipment Leasing & Finance Industry to Embrace Changing Tech, Law, and Asset Types in MonitorDaily
Writing in MonitorDaily, CM Law Partner Ken Weinberg says that the future of equipment leasing and finance will depend on “how boldly the industry embraces technology, legal change, and evolving asset types.” He explains that in the current, ever-changing environment, the industry must continue to evolve with the same fervor it has always shown, and […]
Law360 Asks Courtney Lytle Sarnow About Tech Cos. Sora Backlash IP Challenges
Writing in Law360, Reporter Ivan Moreno noted that OpenAI’s new version of its video-generation model, Sora, has highlighted growing tension between AI technologies development and intellectual property (IP) rights. He notes that OpenAI changed its policies in response to backlash to its previous opt-out permissions approach, which required copyright owners to proactively opt-out to deny […]
CM Law Named Among 2026 Best Law Firms® Rankings Nationally, Regionally, And Across 15 Practice Areas
CM Law, the largest, national, full-service, women-owned and managed law firm in the U.S., is proud to announce that Best Law Firms® has again ranked the firm in the 2026 Best Law Firms rankings. Included are multiple National and Regional Tier rankings of the firm across a broad spectrum of practice areas. These honors underscore […]
VKTR Asks Beth Fulkerson How to Create Transparent Data Policies that Build Customer Trust
Writing in VKTR, Reporter Christina X. Wood explains that transparent data privacy policies are clear, accessible documents that explain how a company uses and protects customer data. They are increasingly critical, she says, because in 2024 alone, more than 1.35 billion people were impacted by data breaches and compromises. How do companies build client confidence […]
CSO Magazine Asks Partner Reiko Feaver About Strategies for Managing 4th-Party, Supply Chain Cyber Risks
In her CSO Magazine article discussing “Cybersecurity in the Supply Chain: Strategies for Managing Fourth-Party Risks,” Contributing Writer Linda Rosencrance asked CM Law Partner & Technology Practice Chair Reiko Feaver about strategies CSOs can implement to address the potential cybersecurity risks to their supply chain posed by fourth-party providers. She notes that third-party vendors are […]
What happens when the SEC calls?
CM Law Partner Jonathan Scott recently authored an article that answers the question “what happens when the SEC calls?” The U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission has broad and nationwide authority to seek documents and information from U.S. companies. Often such requests are directed at public companies or other regulated and unregulated securities market participants. But […]
CM Law Adds Ex-SEC Enforcement Attorney in Texas
In her interview in Law360 Pulse, Reporter Lynn LaRowe asked new CM Law Partner Jonathan Scott, what prompted him to make the move from working as an enforcement attorney with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to CM Law. He told her that CM Law is “kind of that sweet spot between going out to […]
CM Law Expands to Miami with the Addition of Employment Attorney Chad K. Lang
CM Law PLLC is proud to announce the opening of our Miami office—our 15th major market—anchored by new Partner Chad K. Lang, former Chair of SMGQ Law’s Labor & Employment Practice Group. With three attorneys already licensed to practice in Florida, the arrival of Chad, who is based in Miami, marks a significant milestone in […]
