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The autonomous vehicle company is going all in on lidar in a bid to win the AV commercialisation race

Robotics exoskeleton manufacturer Sarcos Robotics to jump on the SPAC wagon with Rotor Acquisition

The rules allow drones to be flown in a wider set of conditions but also require them to have remote ID. Ice Miller’s Reena Bajowala, Mason Clark and Tiffany Kim analyse how they add complexity to the thorny issue of drones and privacy

Sharp NEC Solution’s GC talks tech transformation, privacy laws, the pandemic, his company’s recent joint venture and the book that’s on his nightstand

August Brown’s founder on fostering innovation, a semiconductor corridor in the US’ Midwest, technology translation and poetry slams

The controversial facial recognition software developer is being sued by activists and immigrant rights groups

Lawyers weigh in on the bipartisan Democracy Technology Partnership Act

Jonathan Patchen becomes the sixth partner to join the office since it opened in 2019

Big Tech regulatory clampdown cited as driver for New York firm's third US office

Momentum builds for ‘fragmented and confusing regulatory environment’ for cryptoassets in US to be addressed

Firms step in for longstanding clients for deal that transforms cybersecurity leader into pure-play consumer business

The conclusion of the multi-jurisdictional suit falters as judge objects to low claim rate and vague notice plan

The chip maker has been sued in Texas by a company that acquired the tech patents

Alan Friel joins top 40 US firm from BakerHostetler as deputy chair of data privacy and cybersecurity

Patel v Facebook will see nearly 1.6m Facebook users receive payouts, after the tech giant allegedly used photo-tagging without permission

Firm flags arrival of Tony Lin in Washington DC as important strategic move to complement growing regulatory practice

The proposed law exempts many small businesses and is less strict than California’s

The firm is ramping up its startups and tech practice to service Canada’s growing scene

Amazon claims violation of federal protocol in a lawsuit against the attorney general of New York in a bid to block her from regulating its workplace safety response to the pandemic

The lawsuit, lodged in December by 10 Republican-led states, accuses the tech giant of breaking consumer protection and antitrust laws