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AI adoption in the legal sector is accelerating rapidly, with firms facing growing pressure to integrate new tools into their daily operations. Many lawyers and firm administrators have assumed that feeding proprietary

Milbank appears to be keeping its lawyers well occupied, with the prominent law firm drawing attention for its latest compensation activity in August 2026. The firm has announced special bonuses to be

Employers across the United States are sitting on vast stores of workforce data that could help them avoid costly wage-and-hour disputes before they escalate. Most businesses already hold the relevant information inside

The United States has a long and fascinating constitutional history, and few stories within it are as remarkable as one justice’s decision to leave the Supreme Court for a presidential campaign. Only

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine remains the largest and most destructive European war since the Second World War ended in 1945. Observers across the political spectrum have described it as one

The U.S. Government Accountability Office released a major report on July 14, 2026, examining the use of genetically engineered microbes for environmental waste cleanup applications. The report, titled Biotechnology: Applications, Challenges, and

A federal district court has delivered a significant ruling that limits the government’s ability to claw back awarded grant funding based on shifting agency priorities. The U.S. District Court for the District

LexisNexis is deepening its relationships with large law firms by moving well beyond traditional subscription management and into active, hands-on strategic partnership. Tony Muljadi, who leads the large law practice at LexisNexis,

Brown Rudnick has completed the largest group lateral hire in its history, bringing aboard a 34-lawyer intellectual property litigation team from HSF Kramer. The move signals that large-scale group lateral hires remain

Pharmaceutical manufacturers face intensifying federal and state scrutiny over speaker programs and patient support programs as enforcement agencies deploy increasingly sophisticated, data-driven investigative tools. The federal Anti-Kickback Statute remains the primary legal