Lessons From The ABA’s Second Report On The Next Phase Of Legal AI
The majority of legal professionals now use AI but do not fully appreciate the practical and ethical challenges that arise when using AI.
Payers Made A Bold Prior Auth Commitment In 2025. Here’s What To Expect In 2026.
More than 50 major insurers have pledged to streamline prior authorization starting in 2026, but providers remain cautiously optimistic and skeptical that the changes will truly reduce burden or delays in care.
Morning Docket: 12.23.25
* JP Morgan committed itself by agreement to pay Charlie Javice’s bills and is very annoyed about having to shell out $530 for gummy bears. [Law360]
* Former CIA chief targeted by Trump’s retaliation campaign asks chief judge to prevent DOJ from steering case to administration lapdog Aileen Cannon. [AP News]
* Freshfields giving Gen Z “resilience” training. [Legal Cheek]
* Sam Bankman-Fried fancies himself a jailhouse lawyer now. [NY Times]
* Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni legal teams reflect on the experience. [People]
* Judge blocks Trump effort to freeze Harvard funding. [Law.com]
* New Biglaw office leans into collaborative spaces. [NY Law Journal]
Lindsey Halligan Won’t Quit While She’s Behind — See Also
The DOJ Wants To Appeal Comey And James: Fail, fail, fail again.
Bonus News: Haynes Boone, Seward & Kissel.
Behind The Scenes Of A Boutique Law Firm: Cohen & Buckmann’s Sandra Cohen gives us a rundown.
Happy Holidays!
No Christmas For You!
Getting all Scrooge up in here.