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The chair of one of America’s most prominent law firms has delivered a frank assessment of how artificial intelligence is reshaping the legal profession from the ground up. Ira Coleman, chair of

Dunn Isaacson Rhee, the litigation boutique that broke from Paul Weiss, is now paying its associates more than its former home firm. The firm has confirmed it will match the new Milbank

Pauline Newman, a federal circuit court judge, has been at the centre of an ongoing legal and institutional dispute that has drawn significant media attention in recent months. Many news outlets have

As artificial intelligence moves from generating text to taking direct action, the legal frameworks governing its use are struggling to keep pace. The shift from AI as a tool producing outputs to

The Onion has announced it will begin streaming Infowars parody content every Thursday at 8 p.m. this summer, bypassing the stalled Texas court proceedings entirely. The company’s CEO Ben Collins confirmed the

A conservative federal judge has started a Substack newsletter documenting their personal health and fitness journey, raising eyebrows across the legal community. The newsletter launched on the day of Donald Trump’s second

The top of the Biglaw partner compensation market has surged dramatically, with the most coveted rainmakers now commanding pay packages of up to $40 million. That figure represents a significant leap from

The Supreme Court of Texas has issued a notable ruling clarifying the ethical boundaries for lawyers who represent themselves in legal proceedings. The decision addresses whether attorneys acting as their own counsel

The Trump administration’s $1.776 billion “Anti-Weaponization Fund” has triggered mounting legal and political fallout across Washington following its disputed establishment. The fund was created without congressional authorisation as part of a settlement