Cooley Recognized for Litigation Prowess in 2025
Cooley was recognized by Law.com among the short list of firms who received two or more acknowledgments as Litigators of the Week in 2025 after securing groundbreaking and newsworthy litigation wins.
Specifically, the firm’s litigation department was honored as Litigators of the Week for its victory on behalf of client Jenner & Block, when a federal judge declared President Donald Trump’s executive order targeting Jenner unconstitutional. Additionally, the firm was honored as Litigators of the Week for its victory on behalf of client Meta in the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) copyright case, in which a judge ruled that Meta’s use of copyrighted books to train its Llama AI was highly transformative and that the books’ authors failed to prove it harmed the market for their works.
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