BuiltIn asks Courtney Lytle Sarnow About the Right to Repair Movement Gaining Ground
The Right to Repair movement is gaining ground, says Reporter Brooke Becher in her BuiltIn article, “Right to Repair Means You Can Fix Your Own Damn iPhone.” She notes that consumers are pushing for access to parts, tools, and manuals to fix their own devices. But what does that mean going forward? “At its most […]
Best Lawyers Names Mike Piazza Dallas/Ft. Worth Securities Litigation & Regulation “Lawyer of the Year”
CM Law is proud to announce that Partner Mike Piazza has been selected for inclusion in the 32nd edition of The Best Lawyers in America for his outstanding work in Securities Litigation & Regulation. In addition to this national recognition, Mr. Piazza has earned the distinct honor of being named “Lawyer of the Year” in […]
22 CM Law Partners Recognized in the 2026 Listing of The Best Lawyers in America®
Best Lawyers®, the only purely peer-review™ guide to the legal profession, announced that 22 CM Law Partners have been named to its 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Please join us in congratulating the following partners who have been named to this prestigious list:
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 […]
Built In Interviews Reena Richtermeyer About The Legal Risks And Accountability Challenges Of Agentic AI
What are the risks and challenges of Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI), and what will it mean for the future of work? Those are the questions Reporter Taylor Rose asked our Partner Reena Richtermeyer for her Built-in article, “What Is Agentic AI?” Despite its potential benefit, Rose noted, agentic AI has some downsides, including the potential […]
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 […]
Robert Dremluk Discusses the Plusses and Minuses of Liability Management Exercises in The New York Law Journal
Writing in The New York Law Journal, CM Law Partner Robert Dremluk, who practices in the areas of litigation, finance, bankruptcy, and creditors’ rights, discussed the increased focus on liability management exercises (LMEs). He notes that prior to the financial crisis, a borrower was prohibited under the terms of its loan agreement from purchasing its […]
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 […]
TechTarget Interviews Partner Reena Richtermeyer on Business Bracing for New Rules for AI in the Workplace
States are tightening rules on AI in the workplace while the federal government pushes for deregulation, setting up a battle over hiring and bias laws. In his article reviewing President Donald Trump’s move to deregulate AI at the federal level, Editor-at-Large Patrick Thibodeau interviewed CM Law Technology Law Practice Partner Reena Richtermeyer about the possible […]
Technology Practice Chair Reiko Feaver Discusses Cost/Benefit Analysis of Agentic AI in CIO Magazine
How do you know if your business will benefit from AI agents? That’s what CIO Contributing Writer Bob Violino asked CM Law Partner & Technology Practice Chair Reiko Feaver. Reiko says businesses must ask themselves whether they “have the initial and ongoing resources to support and continually improve the agentic AI technology, including for the infrastructure and […]
Jo Bennett’s Presentation on “The Impact on Employers of Recent Executive Orders Regarding Federal Contractors & Grant Recipients” Kicks Off NAMWOLF’s Workplace Watch Series
We are pleased to announce that NAMWOLF’s Labor & Employment PAC has tapped CM Law’s Partner and Labor & Employment Practice Chair, Jo Bennett, to present at its inaugural Workplace Watch video series, Thursday, April 3rd at noon EST. Jo’s presentation on “The Impact on Employers of Recent Executive Orders Regarding Federal Contractors & Grant […]
