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A three-decade-old federal privacy law is emerging as a significant litigation tool, with plaintiffs increasingly invoking the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act against private businesses. The Driver’s Privacy Protection Act, known as the

The Supreme Court’s recent decision on birthright citizenship has drawn fierce public opposition from President Donald Trump, who is now demanding an immediate rehearing. Trump took to social media to denounce the

As a salary war unfolds in the upper echelons of the legal profession, boutique firms are pulling ahead of their Biglaw rivals in the competition for top associate talent. Elite boutique firms

Financial services firms in the UK are navigating one of the most demanding periods of employment and regulatory reform in over a decade. The Employment Rights Act 2025 introduces sweeping changes to

Philadelphia voters have overwhelmingly approved a ballot measure authorising the creation of the Philadelphia Retirement Savings Board to oversee the new PhillySaves programme. When implemented, PhillySaves will become the first municipal-level automatic

In the latest episode of “Adventures in Legal Tech,” Warren unpacks the single workflow that can dramatically reduce document review costs before any money is spent. The episode tackles one of the

Law firms across the country are watching their social media engagement collapse, as platform algorithms increasingly favour paid content over organic posts. The trend accelerated sharply, with many businesses and legal practices

On July 3, 2026, the Office of Management and Budget published the Trump Administration’s 2026 Unified Agenda, outlining a broad set of regulatory actions on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. The U.S. Environmental

Law firm Polsinelli has flagged a significant and recent increase in fraudulent emails targeting businesses that have newly filed trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The scam emails

Legal professionals have long accepted stress as an occupational reality, but research and practitioner accounts suggest some areas of law are far more demanding than others. The consequences of failure vary dramatically