The Quacquarelli Symonds team at Top Universities has released its annual global law school rankings, giving lawyers and students a worldwide look at legal education. The methodology behind the rankings draws on
MoreArtificial intelligence is moving rapidly into forensic investigation work, promising faster analysis, cleaner audit trails, and significant implications for legal proceedings. Agentic AI systems are designed to operate with greater autonomy than
MoreA California appeals court has delivered a significant ruling on the Fair Credit Reporting Act, finding that plaintiffs do not need to show a concrete injury to establish legal standing. The case,
MoreThe California Supreme Court has moved to restrict the use of a legal provision that allowed parties to disqualify judges without judicial scrutiny of their claims. The ruling centres on California Code
MoreLatham & Watkins is positioning itself as a dominant force in the booming market for energy and power company IPOs driven by the rapid expansion of AI data centres. The firm’s Houston
MoreTwo former Alaska Airlines (ALK) flight attendants have won the right to take their religious discrimination case to trial following a significant Ninth Circuit ruling. Marli Brown and Lacey Smith, both former
MoreA California Court of Appeal has upheld sanctions against plaintiff attorneys who submitted a legal brief riddled with AI-generated fabrications in a wage and hour class action. The case, Quinteros v. Harbor
MoreNewly confirmed Third Circuit Judge Emil Bove set the image of Donald Trump raising his fist after the July 2024 assassination attempt as his iPhone lock screen background. The detail was reported
MoreSony has confirmed that starting in 2028, all PlayStation 5 games will be released exclusively in digital formats, marking a seismic shift for the gaming industry. Customers will be able to purchase
MoreA California Court of Appeal has largely reversed a $43 million judgment in a wage misclassification case involving escrow officers, ending a legal battle spanning 19 years. The case, Cortina v. North
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