The complaint, filed in federal court, seeks to declare unconstitutional the Trump administration’s intimidation against lawyers and law firms and to enjoin the government from enforcing its policy.
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Will artificial intelligence replace attorneys? If you cannot find a way to differentiate yourself and add value, you will likely find yourself on the chopping block.
Continue Reading Gen Z Lawyers: Differentiating Yourselves From AI and Your Peers Will Lead to Success

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit may determine if a 2024 amendment of the Illinois Biometric Privacy Act can be applied retroactively.
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“We’re really seeking to establish what message a consumer takes away from a particular advertisement,” said Brian Sowers, principal at Applied Marketing Science.
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Barnes and Thornburg’s new e-discovery director Joseph Tate discusses tech vendor vetting and how the e-discovery field has changed over the years due to AI and other technology.
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“To truly empower people, technology must also be responsible, respectful of privacy, and grounded in trust,” Cari Benn wrote in a LinkedIn post announcing her appointment.
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“A lot of folks I am speaking to internally are scratching their heads about whether the SEC is or is not having their actions reviewed by the White House, said Amanda Fischer, the policy director for Better Markets and former chief of staff at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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In this week’s Legal Speak episode, retired New Jersey Supreme Court Associate Justice Lee Solomon discusses his personal and professional life after the bench.
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Linklaters is the second international law firm to launch an alternative legal services arm in the Middle East this year.
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The article discusses how AI is changing litigation, focusing on evidentiary standards in New York and federal courts.
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An update on the legal tech market’s past week, from product launches to new partnerships.
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“The case exemplifies the brand protection challenges companies face with competitors increasingly citing their AI capabilities for marketing purposes, said Matthew D. Kohel, a partner at Saul Ewing who is not involved in the matter.
Continue Reading Deloitte Accused of Ripping Off Tax Client Zora Labs' AI Trademark

Ogletree Deakins’ T. Scott Kelly discusses the strategy of the firm’s workforce analytics and compliance practice group, the evolving employment regulation landscape, and leveraging analytics for risk mitigation.
Continue Reading Ogletree Deakins' New Practice Group Is Focused on Predictive Employment Analytics in Unpredictable Times