Recognition for Doug Pepe by Marquis Who’s Who
We’re pleased to share that our co-founding partner, Doug Pepe, was recently featured in a Marquis Who’s Who press release recognizing his contributions to the legal field.
Dec v. Mullin: What a Seventh Circuit Opinion on Inadmissibility Waivers Can Teach Us About Hallucinated Citations
A recent Seventh Circuit decision underscores that while AI may assist in drafting, it does not relieve counsel of the obligation to verify every citation. Read more about how Dec v. Mullin addresses the risks of unverified AI-generated authority — and the responsibility of counsel to catch it.
Case Insights: What Fortis v. Krafton Tells Us About the Risk and Liability of Using ChatGPT as a Strategic Advisor
A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision involving a CEO’s use of ChatGPT as a strategic advisor highlights the risks associated with relying on AI-generated recommendations in business decision-making. This article examines where liability may arise and how courts are beginning to respond to the growing use of AI.
ZLRP Welcomes Rich Snyder as Partner
Zaiger Linden Roberti & Pepe LLP is delighted to announce that Rich Snyder has joined the firm as a Partner. With more than two decades of experience, Rich brings deep expertise in global antitrust investigations, litigation, and mergers.
ZLRP Welcomes Alison P. Baker as Partner
Zaiger Linden Roberti & Pepe LLP is delighted to announce that Alison P. Baker is joining the firm as a Partner. Alison brings her exceptional expertise in commercial and real estate litigation to ZLRP, strengthening a core area of the firm's expertise.
Douglas J. Pepe Participates in “Blockchain PowerChat” with SEC Commissioner Hester Peirce
Zaiger Linden Roberti & Pepe LLC co-founding partner Douglas J. Pepe participated in a panel on blockchain regulation at the Center for International and Comparative Law at the Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law’s 2nd Annual Blockchain PowerChat.
Douglas J. Pepe to Speak at Harvard Law School
Douglas J. Pepe will be speaking on a panel at Harvard Law School on April 25, 2025, on the topic of Decentralization, DeFI, and the Future of “Control.”
The Terminations of Two FTC Commissioners Raise Significant Legal Issues, but Immediate Implications Will be Limited
President Trump’s firing of two FTC commissioners raises major legal questions about executive power and agency independence. While the FTC remains operational, upcoming legal battles could reshape regulatory oversight and presidential authority.
Trump FTC Endorses Several Legacy Biden Accomplishments: But Things Won’t Be the Same
The new Trump administration’s FTC and DOJ are keeping in place key Biden-era antitrust policies—but with a shift in priorities. How will enforcement change, and what does this mean for businesses? Read more to find out.