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A Connecticut judge has sanctioned a pro se plaintiff after he embedded hidden artificial intelligence prompt injections inside official court filings, calling it “serious litigation abuse” that “defies logic.” The case, Elliott

Judge Roy Altman of the Southern District of Florida is facing a formal judicial complaint filed with the Judicial Council of the Eleventh Circuit over his conduct. The complaint centres on Altman’s

British American Tobacco (BTI) serves as a stark warning that resolving enforcement actions with US authorities does not close the door on further legal exposure worldwide. Most corporations operating globally consider government

The United States is treating tokenization less as a speculative phenomenon and more as a fundamental redesign of how financial infrastructure operates at scale. Recent moves by U.S. regulators signal a shift

Biglaw firms are facing significant backlash over their push to recruit first-year law students at an extraordinarily early stage in their legal education. A judge has had their law license suspended after

Medicare’s remote patient monitoring framework, which launched in 2019, was designed to reimburse providers for tracking patient health data between office visits using home devices. In 2022, CMS expanded this framework by

Michele Tafoya, the Republican nominee for Minnesota’s open U.S. Senate seat, has claimed Minnesotans are too embarrassed to admit where they live when travelling out of state. The former sportscaster, who previously

Despite rising costs driven partly by AI investment, the large law firm sector is posting another year of robust financial performance across key metrics. New findings from the Citi Global Wealth at

Artificial intelligence in mergers and acquisitions is no longer simply a productivity tool but a core component of how deals are structured and executed. The shift extends well beyond faster document review,

California’s Department of Housing and Community Development has adopted its final Loan Portfolio Restructuring Guidelines, effective June 9, 2026, reshaping how affordable housing developers can refinance state loans. The Guidelines were designed