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Colorado’s attorney general Office Department of Law has filed proposed rules covering automated decision-making technology, with employers facing significant new compliance obligations starting January 1, 2027. The proposed “Automated Decision-Making Technology and

In-house legal teams are quietly becoming the most consequential battleground in the race to integrate artificial intelligence into the practice of law. While much attention has focused on law firms redesigning themselves

At just 18 years old, Jimmy Chilimigras has already achieved what most lawyers take decades to accomplish, graduating from law school and sitting a bar exam. Chilimigras recently completed his legal education

APEC held a High-Level Policy Dialogue on Agricultural Biotechnology in Dalian, People’s Republic of China, in August 2026. Participants gathered to discuss new innovations and to strengthen safety principles surrounding genome technologies

The amended defamation lawsuit filed by Donald Trump against the New York Times has expanded significantly, now running to 62 pages of legal arguments and claims. Despite the increased length, the suit

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that KalshiEX failed to show that federal derivatives law likely preempts Nevada’s gaming regulations over its sports event contracts. The case, KalshiEX, LLC v.

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has published a sweeping proposed rule that would dramatically raise the cost of hiring skilled foreign workers through the H-1B visa programme. The proposed rule, titled “Fee

Justice Clarence Thomas has shed new light on his early relationship with fellow Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito during a rare public interview. Thomas sat down with Senator Ted Cruz on his

A rising tide of consumer class action lawsuits is targeting food, beverage, and pet food companies over their use of tocopherols in products labelled “All Natural” or “No Artificial Preservatives.” Attorneys Erik

Businesses negotiating technology contracts in 2026 face mounting pressure to clearly define who owns content and outputs generated by artificial intelligence systems. The rapid embedding of AI into commercial products and services