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In a highly unusual break from Supreme Court protocol, Justice Samuel Alito spoke out of turn to complain that “there was much he would have added” to his majority opinion. The outburst

Humor has long been linked to measurable benefits in educational settings, yet many law school professors remain resistant to its use in their teaching. “Humor has been associated with a host of

After years of experimenting with generative AI, machine learning, and AI agents, insurers are no longer debating whether AI belongs in their business. The harder question now facing the industry is whether

LastPass has confirmed a security incident involving a third-party vendor, putting customer contact information at risk and prompting urgent warnings about targeted phishing attacks. The breach originated at a third-party market intelligence

Diversity efforts across America’s largest law firms are showing signs of strain, though the latest data suggests firms have not abandoned their commitments entirely. Attorneys from racial and ethnic minority groups now

Non-developer lawyers and legal operations professionals inside major law firms are building functional software applications using AI-powered coding platforms, bypassing IT departments and outside vendors entirely. Tools including Anthropic’s Claude Code, Cursor,

Thomson Reuters (TRI) has launched early access to the next generation of CoCounsel Legal, the most significant reworking of its flagship legal AI assistant since acquiring Casetext in 2023. Alongside that launch,

The US Department of Agriculture has released a proposed rule updating the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act, signalling a clear shift toward stricter enforcement. The proposal, published on June 25, would eliminate

The Central Bank of the UAE has imposed a financial penalty of AED 20 million, equivalent to approximately USD 5.45 million, against the UAE branch of a foreign bank. The penalty follows

ABC has publicly called on its audience to contact the Federal Communications Commission over what the network describes as a politically motivated effort to silence journalists and broadcasters. The campaign comes after