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Katten Chair Gil Soffer, a former federal prosecutor and former US Department of Justice official, spoke with The Wall Street Journal and Reuters about the independent investigation launched by Nvidia's board after reports that CEO Jensen Huang had a relationship with a businesswoman suspected of being a Chinese spy.

Katten announced today that the firm earned 31 national and 68 regional rankings in the 2027 edition of Best Law Firms^®, including 66 Tier 1 rankings across both regional and national practice areas.

Katten announced today that the firm honored 18 individuals with Pro Bono Service Awards, recognizing their exceptional and sustained commitment to pro bono service and efforts to expand access to justice.

Katten announced today that Sunay Radia has joined the firm’s London office as a Partner in its growing Restructuring practice.

One of the oldest thought experiments in artificial intelligence (AI) safety imagines a powerful AI system with a simple instruction to make paper clips. The system pursues that goal with total devotion. It converts the world’s resources into paper clip factories and resists every effort to shut it down or change its goals. For years, many observers dismissed the scenario as fanciful. A truly intelligent system, the argument went, would weigh paper clips against other moral considerations or at least ask its creators whether they really wanted the world razed for office supplies.