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Dailey LLP Launches Cyber and Emerging Technologies Litigation Practice
Dailey LLP is pleased to announce the formation of its Cyber and Emerging Technologies Litigation Practice. While the firm has handled matters in this space for years, it has not promoted it as a niche practice area in the past. Going forward, Dailey LLP will build...
Julie A. Busta Joins Dailey LLP’s Philadelphia Office
Dailey LLP is pleased to announce that Julie A. Busta has joined the firm. Julie brings significant experience representing clients in complex commercial litigation, class action defense, internal investigations, and government investigations. Prior to joining Dailey...
The Sec Speaks: Is Anyone Listening?
Last week the SEC held its 54th SEC Speaks conference in Washington, DC, an event dating back to the Nixon Administration and the year the Wells Commission issued its now infamous report ushering in what is known today as the Wells process. The number of attendees at...
Rainville, Warshawer, and Dailey recognized as 2025 Super Lawyers
Dailey LLP attorneys Gay Parks Rainville, Sam Warshawer, and Jeffery Dailey have been recognized as 2025 Pennsylvania Super Lawyers.Gay Parks Rainville was recognized as a “Top Rated Securities Litigation Attorney in Pennsylvania.” This is the 14th straight year that...
Not Your Father’s SEC.
Changes in administrations bring opportunities and challenges, change being the operative word in 2025. Paul Atkins, the SEC’s newly-appointed chairman, in an address to the SEC staff last week, declared the agency was returning to its “core mission,” protecting...
Dailey LLP Welcomes Experienced Business Development Director Ted Calabrese
Dailey LLP is pleased to welcome Ted Calabrese to the Firm as its first Business Development Director. Ted is an attorney with several years of experience working in-house as well as litigating in state and federal courts. After law school, Ted started his career at...
Mitigating Cybersecurity Risks in AI’s Unsettled Regulatory Landscape
In “Mitigating Cybersecurity Risks in AI’s Unsettled Regulatory Landscape,” Dailey LLP partner Michael Bonner discusses the recent shift in approaches to federal regulation of AI and ways that businesses can protect themselves from AI-enhanced cybersecurity...
Matthew R. Conrad Joins Dailey LLP
Dailey LLP is pleased to welcome Matthew R. Conrad to the Firm. Matthew previously worked in the corporate litigation group at Skadden in Wilmington, DE. Matthew focuses his practice on corporate and commercial litigation, including representing clients in connection...
Four Years After Thomson Reuters v. ROSS, Developers of AI-Powered Legal Products Continue to Face Claims of IP Infringement
The legal services industry is continuing to draw the attention of plaintiffs’ lawyers seeking to crack down on allegedly infringing content in products driven by artificial intelligence, as evidenced by a recent action filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern...
The SEC and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Summer
Readers with small children (or those old enough to have grown ones) may be familiar with the popular children’s story, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day. In it, a young boy is confronted with a league of woes that he must endure and...