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The Jevons Paradox has become a rallying cry for lawyers anxious about artificial intelligence, appearing everywhere from academic journals to social media threads. The century-and-a-half-old theory holds that increased efficiency leads to

The pressure of Biglaw recruiting has long been a source of stress for law students, but new data suggests the problem is now reaching into the earliest stages of legal education. A

Boutique commercial litigation firm Holwell Shuster & Goldberg has announced it will match the Susman Godfrey associate salary scale, becoming the first firm to adopt the new pay grid. The move signals

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has moved to retain his top lawyer despite her resignation amid renewed scrutiny over ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Kathryn Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs’ Chief Legal Officer and General

Senator Mike Lee of Utah broke ranks with the Trump administration after discovering the Pentagon had excluded his faith from its official list of recognised religions. The Defense Department, under Secretary Pete

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is arriving in the United States, bringing with it millions of fans, enormous logistical challenges, and serious questions about surveillance technology. For many residents in the host

The listed issuer financing exemption, known as LIFE, has become an increasingly popular tool for reporting issuers looking to raise limited amounts of capital efficiently. A significant number of reporting issuers, particularly

U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock has sanctioned every lawyer of record in Withers v. City of Aberdeen after filings from both sides contained fabricated legal citations. The case involved a contractual dispute

Illinois is moving closer to passing legislation that could reshape how artificial intelligence is regulated across the United States. The bill, known as SB 315, is being closely watched by legal experts,