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Federal contractors selling innovative technology to the US government have an alternative procurement route available through a mechanism known as a Commercial Solutions Opening, or CSO. CSOs are designed to give agencies,

Survey evidence plays a significant role in litigation, particularly in cases involving consumer confusion, trademark disputes, and similar claims. Every survey, no matter how well designed, is subject to influences beyond the

Family law programs remain among the most vital offerings at law schools across the United States, equipping students with skills to handle deeply personal and complex legal matters. Students in these programs

Harvey, the legal AI company, and PacerPro, the court data platform, have announced an integration partnership connecting litigation teams with their firm’s complete court record. The partnership gives lawyers working inside Harvey

New York Attorney General Letitia James announced on 24 August 2026 that her office secured $400,000 from Thirty Madison, Inc. over allegations of consumer deception. The online medication provider allegedly misled customers

A Texas appeals court has reversed a trial court’s ruling against two will contestants who alleged that a page in their father’s will had been forged or altered. The case, Estate of

Troutman Pepper is facing a lawsuit from a former associate who alleges the firm dramatically changed its partnership criteria following a serious cardiac event. The associate’s legal claim combines allegations under the

Matthew Cali has filed claims against Troutman Pepper Locke, alleging the firm moved the goalposts on his path to partnership following a serious cardiac episode. Cali says he survived a devastating heart

Governor Josh Shapiro signed Executive Order 2026-05 on August 18, 2026, titled “Protecting Pennsylvania Consumers from Data Center Impacts,” introducing sweeping new requirements for data centre development across the state. The order

Legal technology was once a quiet, overlooked corner of the business world, where small vendors scraped for funding and innovation moved at a glacial pace. For much of its early history, the