The new U.S. Supreme Court term opens next week with a lower-temperature docket compared with last term, which saw ...
Merritt McAlister, the interim law dean at the University of Florida Levin College of Law, has been elevated to serve in the ...
Although a decedent agreed to arbitration when he accepted Uber’s user agreement, that does not compel arbitration for a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the est ...
Clio has been preparing to make a move into the judicial market.On Wednesday, the company made its first splash, announcing in a <a href= ...
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that a lower court judge improperly allowed at a sentencing hearing an ...
Increasing sanctions hasn’t stopped lawyers from including artificial intelligence-generated fabrications in court briefs.Two ...
U.S. Department of Education Under Secretary Nicholas Kent’s decision regarding the accreditor status of the council of the ...
Jean Cha, a former State Bar of California prosecutor who now defends lawyers in legal ethics matters, says she has seen a ...
Power separationDean Erwin Chemerinsky’s excellent article, “A Test of Time” (Summer, page 36), is slightly diminished by ...
Some things just go together. Fans and foam fingers. Beer and hot dogs. Sports and ... legal technology?While that once seemed like an unlikely pairing, sever ...
In 2023, Nishi Kothari decided to become board-certified in insurance law.Meeting the requirements, which were established by ...
Amid the proliferation of cases involving artificial intelligence-generated hallucinations, more judges are expressing ...
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