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Pablo Arredondo, the co-founder of Casetext and one of the most prominent figures in legal AI, is joining practice management company Clio in a newly created senior role. Arredondo will serve as

Importers across the United States are navigating a deeply uncertain legal landscape surrounding refunds for IEEPA tariff payments on finally liquidated entries. The Court of International Trade has ruled that importers are

Manufacturers selling products in Minnesota are running out of time to meet a significant environmental compliance deadline tied to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances reporting. Companies that sell, offer for sale, or distribute

In one of the most dramatic episodes in American legal history, a sitting chief justice gave up his seat on the bench to settle a political score with a pistol. In 1859,

A new study is calling on lawyers to step up and defend a judiciary it describes as being under siege from mounting political and public pressures. The report directs its appeal at

Auto loan debt has become one of the most significant pillars of consumer credit in the United States, representing around 25% of all nonmortgage consumer credit. The Federal Reserve reported that auto

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency granted Alaska final authorization to administer its own hazardous waste management program on July 29, 2026. Alaska is now the 49th state authorized to administer most aspects

California is poised to impose tougher consequences on lawyers who submit artificial intelligence-generated filings containing errors, falsehoods, or so-called hallucinations. Legislation targeting the use of generative AI in legal practice has cleared

The Federal Circuit’s ruling in The Nielsen Company (US), LLC v. TVision Insights, Inc. offers a sharp warning to technology companies about the hidden costs of broad patent claims. The court affirmed

Maryland’s Family and Medical Leave Insurance programme, known as FAMLI, is now officially open for employer registration, with Governor Wes Moore urging swift action. Any business with at least one Maryland-based employee