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Anticipation is building ahead of ILTACON 2026, the legal technology industry’s flagship annual conference, scheduled for the week of 23 August in Nashville. The event arrives at a pivotal moment, with artificial

The loudest consolidation narratives in financial services are pointing at the wrong sub-sectors, according to Fintent’s August 2026 read across twelve financial services and fintech segments. Community banks and retail insurance brokerage

In-house legal departments across industries are undergoing a significant transformation as artificial intelligence tools become embedded in day-to-day legal operations. Companies are rethinking when they need to hire lawyers, what those lawyers

The US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has ruled that purchasing a competitor’s trademark as an online advertising keyword does not on its own constitute trademark infringement. The court found

Everlight Electronics Co., Ltd., a publicly traded Taiwanese LED manufacturer, has agreed to pay $5.15 million to resolve U.S. allegations of customs fraud tied to Chinese-manufactured components. The settlement covers Everlight and

In a Houston property dispute, a Texas appeals court dismissed a case after no individual came forward to represent the estate involved in the litigation. The case, Criswell v. Polk, centred on

A Texas appeals court has affirmed a probate court ruling that a man lacked the legal standing to oppose his stepmother’s appointment as independent executor of his father’s estate. The case, In

Employers with Haitian workers holding Temporary Protected Status face pressing legal obligations following a sequence of court rulings that has effectively closed the window on continued protection. The federal government determined that

Patty Shapiro and Kaitlin M. Thompson have concluded their three-part podcast series examining the cultural and legal complexities of conducting workplace investigations across international borders. The final episode of the Cross-Border Catch-Up

Trantolo and Trantolo, a Connecticut personal injury law firm, is facing serious legal and regulatory pushback after marking sidewalks across Hartford and West Hartford with pedestrian safety messages. The firm spent part