Harvard University has strongly denounced an “overtly antisemitic cartoon” recently circulated by an undergraduate student group on social media. The image, which...
In the realm of congressional activities, the introduction of legislation addressing a non-existent problem can be a source of frustration. Recently, U.S....
In the fast-paced realm of legal services, the pursuit of efficiency and adaptability is not just a choice but a necessity. Lawyers...
A recent decision by a federal judge highlights the challenges faced by the legal industry in integrating artificial intelligence (AI) tools into...
Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith, a prominent law firm, is undergoing significant changes in its management structure, marking a continuation of its...
A U.S. judge in Chicago, U.S. District Judge Andrea Wood, has ruled that The National Association of Realtors along with several corporate...
The Alabama Supreme Court declared frozen embryos, crafted and preserved for in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures, as children under the state’s wrongful...
ABA Declines Full Approval for JD-Next Program The American Bar Association (ABA) Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to...
Wayfair, a leading home goods company, has undergone several rounds of layoffs, and its leadership claims these actions have significantly improved the...
Corporate legal departments are actively exploring the potential of generative artificial intelligence, yet the landscape remains experimental. Ed Sohn, the global head...
