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In a decision of first impression in Massachusetts, a Superior Court judge has ruled that AI-generated output does not qualify for work product protection unless directed by counsel. The case, Shealy v.

On 13 August 2026, the Department of Justice’s newly created National Fraud Enforcement Division published a memorandum outlining its core enforcement priorities for the months ahead. Colin M. McDonald, Assistant Attorney General

From the federal judiciary to the halls of Congress, few political comebacks in American history match the remarkable arc of this story. A federal judge was impeached by the House of Representatives

The US Department of Justice has reached an interstate stalking plea deal with Luigi Mangione, a move widely seen as a deliberate effort to complicate New York’s murder case. By securing a

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has filed a cloture motion on the motion to proceed to consideration of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, known as H.R. 3633. The move marks another

Congressional investigations have become one of the most powerful and frequently used tools available to members of Congress across both parties. During the 119th Congress, the Republican majority conducted extensive oversight activities,

A self-represented litigant in Connecticut has hidden secret artificial intelligence instructions inside official court filings, raising urgent questions about the integrity of legal documents. The instructions, known as prompt injections, were designed

Gloria Park always wanted to be a storyteller, but she never anticipated that ambition would lead her deep into the world of high-stakes commercial litigation. The Susman Godfrey partner grew up in

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission has invoked emergency authority to protect a federally regulated prediction market exchange from a New York state legal challenge. The CFTC exercised its powers under Section 8a(9)

Blanche was sworn in as Attorney General of the United States earlier this week, with the ceremony conducted by Emil Bove. He wasted little time addressing the tens of thousands of prosecutors,