Investigation At Stanford Law Ongoing After Professor Receives Suspicious White Substance
The substance posed no health threat but the incident is under investigation.
The substance posed no health threat but the incident is under investigation.
Which firm is making its would-be associates scramble for new jobs? Could it be yours?
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We may be entering a rough spell for the legal profession.
A harrowing experience while overseas puts in-house columnist Stephen Williams in the client's shoes.
This is the dumbest possible way of dealing with a threat.
As the use of artificial intelligence permeates legal practice, a critical question confronts every legal professional who uses these tools: Can I trust this?
Yikes! Are layoffs at other firms really "inevitable"?
If you -- or your firm -- has been making a living doing routine legal work that could be performed just as easily (and far less expensively) elsewhere in the world, then be afraid. Be very afraid.
These chilling tales will give you goosebumps. Keep reading, if you dare!
Which firm is making its would-be associates scramble for new jobs? Could it be yours?
Legal teams ask a practical question. If large language models are so capable, why does legal AI still depend on curated content, and why does surfacing that content matter so much?
Have you ever thought your law professor was a sociopath? What if you were right?
It's Halloween, and there are lots of things to be frightened about in the world of law.....
Lawyers, journalists, investment bankers — they are liabilities, not leaders, in the zombie-infested world…. In the zombie apocalypse, your J.D. is worthless — which is actually not so different from the real world of recent years. — Torie Bosch, in a thought-provoking Slate article entitled First, Eat All the Lawyers, arguing that the boom in […]