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The movement to reduce or eliminate property taxes across the United States is gaining momentum, prompting serious scrutiny from tax policy specialists. Nikki E. Dobay, host of the GeTtin’ SALTy podcast at

Fintent, a leading intelligence provider for investment banks and corporate law firms, has published its July 2026 manufacturing deal predictions, revealing how its system flagged transactions long before they went public. The

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson has spoken openly about one of the lesser-discussed realities of serving on the United States Supreme Court. Appearing on former first lady Michelle Obama’s “IMO Podcast,” Jackson described

The rapid expansion of AI tools across the legal industry has largely bypassed one of its most critical sectors: criminal defense, where resources are thin and needs are urgent. Legal technology vendors

The FDA’s Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee voted narrowly in favour of adding six peptides to the agency’s 503A Bulks List at its July 23-24 meeting. The six peptides recommended for inclusion are

On 29 July 2026, China’s National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) held a press conference focused on intellectual property and the 15th Five-Year Plan. Liang Xinxin, Director of the Strategic Planning Department of

Legendary Pokémon like Mewtwo have long captured the imagination of collectors and competitive players worldwide, but their financial value is now attracting attention from tax authorities. The market for rare virtual Pokémon

Space-based data centres are the latest bold claim circulating in tech circles, and not everyone is buying into the vision being sold. Elon Musk has pitched the idea of orbital data centres

State legislatures across the United States have sharply accelerated efforts to limit restrictive covenants for healthcare professionals, producing a fragmented and rapidly shifting legal landscape. A review of legislation enacted over the

On July 16, 2026, the New Jersey Supreme Court issued a precedential ruling holding that the state’s 2023 False Claims Act Opposition Amendment applies retroactively to pending litigation. The court determined that