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The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has published a proposed rule that would eliminate the sixty-day grace period currently afforded to certain nonimmigrant visa holders. The grace period currently allows visa holders

The legal profession has long been resistant to change, with many lawyers continuing practices that technological advances have rendered entirely unnecessary. Many habits followed in law firms today were commonplace decades ago

Authority pages have become a cornerstone of effective law firm digital strategy, helping firms build credibility with both search engines and AI-driven answer tools. These pages function as a structural framework for

In the fifth episode of the Talent Risk Assessor series, legal professionals explore how performance ratings underpin nearly every major employment decision companies make. The series, titled Defensible Decisions, brings together practitioners

New York City’s newly enacted pied-a-terre tax is drawing significant attention from legal experts, property owners, and policymakers across the United States. The tax, formally known as the non-primary residence property surcharge,

In 1870, a woman made history by graduating with honors from the institution now known as Northwestern University with a law degree. Her achievement was extraordinary for the era, representing a landmark

Weil made legal industry history this week, becoming the first firm ever to describe Cravath as offering a “smaller platform” to departing talent. The remarkable characterisation came after Weil lost its corporate

American suppressor manufacturers are set to gain a significant competitive advantage in international markets following a major shift in U.S. export control regulations. The U.S. Department of State has reversed its long-standing

A major disconnect is emerging in how legal departments are adopting AI, with similar investments producing wildly different results across organisations. Two legal teams can deploy the same AI platform, spend comparable

Joe diGenova, the octogenarian former federal prosecutor and Trump ally, has publicly lashed out at recently fired Attorney General Pam Bondi in a scathing radio appearance. DiGenova and his wife, fellow attorney