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Finance

Cryptos Want Direct Access To Worthless Thing They Wish To Destroy

John Paulson, for his part, thinks a different thing will be worthless.

By Jon Shazar - Dealbreaker

Courts

Fourth Circuit Airs Its Dirty Laundry In Public, And I, For One, Am Here For It

Furor over dissents!

By Kathryn Rubino

LexisNexis Practical Guidance Rolls Out Dedicated Practice Area for AI & Technology

The new generation of AI-related legal issues are inherently cross-disciplinary, implicating corporate law, intellectual property, data privacy, employment, corporate governance and regulatory compliance.

By LexisNexis

Crime

South Dakota’s Actual Law Enforcement Peeved With AG’s Slap On The Wrist

Impeachment may be revving up like Jason Ravnsborg in a 30 mph zone.

By Joe Patrice

In-House Counsel

Pump Up The Volume

When the in-house employment ends, the in-house lawyer who has not taken the time to build a personal professional brand may struggle to find a new role.

By Lisa Lang

Government

Fourth Circuit Says WV GOP Can Give Itself Top Billing On Ballots Forever

fAcIaLly nEuTrAl.

By Liz Dye

Podcasts

Stealth Layoffs And Sam Alito On Tilt

Technology

Good Vibrations: How Vibe Coding Is Infiltrating Legal

Technology

The Rise Of The Tech-Focused Law Firm

Podcasts

Are There Any Adults Left At The Department Of Justice?

Announcements

Lucio AI Opens New York Office to Anchor US Expansion, Plans to Hire 100 People Over Next Year

Announcements

Lucio AI Launches Draft Library: Firm-Approved Golden Standard Drafts Instantly Accessible Inside Microsoft Word

Announcements

US Immigration AI Launches a Unified AI Case Solution Streamlining Every Stage of Immigration Law

Announcements

Checkbox Named in Gartner Hype Cycle for Legal, Risk, Compliance and Audit Technologies, 2025

Keeping Law School Accessible When Federal Loans Fall Short

As federal borrowing caps tighten financing options for law students, one organization is stepping in to negotiate the terms they can't secure alone.

By Leah Young, Student Success Resource Lead, Juno

Technology

LawNext: PacerPro Founder And CEO Gavin McGrane On Process Automation And Court Data

In 2012, he founded PacerPro, originally focusing on providing an enhanced interface to the PACER system, but, in the years since, developing it beyond that.

By Robert Ambrogi

Technology

The Trial Team Member You Might Be Overlooking: A Travel Agent

Hotels for Trial is set up to support the needs of taking a modern trial team on the road.

By Joe Patrice

Legal Is Changing. And NeoSummit Is Where The Future Is Being Built.

Legal and operational leaders are gathering May 6–7 in Fort Lauderdale to confront the questions the industry hasn't answered—with a keynote from Amanda Knox setting the tone.

By Neostella

Legal Ethics

Do We All Need A Refresher Course In Ethics?

Sanctions and referrals to bar disciplinary panels are not ever the way that you want to have your name in the media.

By Jill Switzer

Military / Military Law

China’s New Data Security Law Will Provide It Early Notice Of Exploitable Zero Days

The law's vulnerability disclosure provisions will give the Chinese government a head start on remediating -- and potentially exploiting -- zero-day vulnerabilities, possibly to include those discovered in tech used by the Defense Department, Intelligence Community, and across the US public and private sectors more broadly.

By BRAD D. WILLIAMS - Breaking Defense

Health / Wellness

The Gift, The Anchor, The Rock

Working through cancer in a supportive environment can provide you with the distraction you need to keep going.

By Kristen M. Sinclair

Government

Rudy Giuliani’s Cameo Career Proves That He’ll Bash His Own Client For $400

Perhaps this isn't the best money-making scheme for an attorney.

By Joe Patrice

Finance

In-House Q&A: Thomson Reuters’ Gina Jurva On The Future Of Litigation

The market insights manager discusses post-pandemic challenges for the justice system and the outlook for remote courtroom practice.

By Jonathan Wolf

In-House Counsel

How To Stand Out When Interviewing In-House

You can never have too much advice on this.

By Meyling "Mey" Ly Ortiz

Health Care / Medicine

Report: Medicare Trust Fund Still Expected To Run Out By 2026

The latest report from the Medicare Board of Trustees shows that the health insurance trust fund, also known as Medicare Part A, will run out in a mere five years, which is in line with reports released in 2018, 2019, and 2020, indicating that the COVID-19 pandemic has not hastened the fund's depletion.

By Anuja Vaidya - Medcity News

Courts

Even Chief Justice Roberts Is Salty About The Supreme Court’s Inaction In The Texas Abortion Case

Exactly what did the justices say about Texas's controversial new law?

By Kathryn Rubino

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