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Legal technology expert Jared Correia argues that law firms are making a critical mistake by rushing to implement artificial intelligence without proper groundwork in place. The core argument is straightforward: structured intelligence

Baker Botts managing partner Danny David says artificial intelligence will boost associate careers at his firm while posing serious risks to larger, volume-driven competitors. David argues that firms built on associate headcount

Summer brings a wave of temporary hiring across Germany, but employers who overlook the country’s complex employment rules risk costly consequences. Working students, interns, and short-term summer workers each fall under distinct

A bold gambit by House Republican leaders to tie the annual defence authorisation bill to a contentious voter restriction measure collapsed on Tuesday after 14 Republicans broke ranks. Lawmakers voted 198-224 against

The SEC’s Division of Examinations issued a Risk Alert on June 9, outlining serious concerns about economic conflicts of interest among investment advisers. The alert highlights cases where advisers failed to disclose

The Securities and Exchange Commission and the National Futures Association have reached a landmark agreement marking a new era in US financial regulatory cooperation. On May 21, the SEC and NFA announced

Teo Doremus, CEO and co-founder of litigation AI platform Advocacy, is making a direct case to lawyers: the moment to embrace AI-native practice is already here. Doremus, who traded a litigation desk

On 30 June 2026, the US Supreme Court ruled that state laws restricting school sports participation based on biological sex do not violate the US Constitution. The Court held that such laws,

California’s Attorney General has secured another enforcement settlement targeting corporate practice of medicine violations, this time directing Carbon Health to unwind key elements of its business structure. The action requires Carbon Health