Google Built Its Empire Scraping The Web. Now It’s Suing To Stop Others From Scraping Google.
From the the-open-web-is-closing dept...
Schenck Price Competes Smarter With Lexis+ With Protégé
LexisNexis sat down with John Ursin, Managing Partner at Schenck Price, to learn how the firm is using legal AI to strengthen client service and daily legal work.
Dude Who Wants Copyrights And Patents On AI-Created Works Loses In Court Again
From the maybe-the-AI-can-explain-this-to-you-once-and-for-all department.
Legal Subreddit Bans All Ex-Twitter Links Due To Safety Risk
From the time-to-move-on department.
Court: Injunction Blocking Florida’s Anti-Drag Law Applies To Everyone Affected By It, Not Just Venue That Sued It
From the because-of-course-it-does,-you-absolute-idiots department.
Sixth Circuit Reverses Conviction For Man Talked Into Criminal Acts By Undercover FBI Agents
From the make-your-own-terrorists,-lose-your-own-convictions dept.
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MLB Tries To Trademark 3 City Names, Runs Away After Law Profs School Them
Boston trademark party.
Yes, The US Government Threatening To Block TikTok Violates The 1st Amendment
From the free-speech-until-china-builds-a-successful-app? department....
Top Court In Massachusetts Says Prosecutors Must Provide Info On Bad Cops To Criminal Defendants
Bad cops are on notice there's pretty much nothing they can do to escape the consequences of their own actions.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Insanely Stupid Lawsuit Against Facebook
from the I-Didn't-Want-To-Do-This Dept
AI Is Reshaping Legal Practice—But Tools Aren’t The Real Differentiator.
Explore the mindset, cultural shifts, and training strategies that define the AI‑savvy lawyer, revealing why human judgment, standardized competence, and integrated learning—not technology alone—will shape the future of the profession.
Supreme Court Says It’s OK For Border Patrol Agents To Kill Mexican Citizens As Long As They Die In Mexico
From the precedent-controls-bullets-right-up-until-they-cross-an-imaginary-line dept.
DC Court: State Secrets Privilege Trumps Any Citizens’ Right To Know Whether Or Not Their Own Gov’t Is Trying To Kill Them
The government can try to kill you without due process as long as it can successfully invoke state secret privileges. That’s the jist of the decision [PDF] just released by Judge Rosemary M. Collyer of the DC District Court. Journalist Bilal Abdul Kareem believes he has been placed on the US government’s “kill list.” Kareem, due to […]
Ariana Grande Demands All Photographers At Her Concerts Transfer Copyright To Her
To say that this is onerous for photographers would be a laughable understatement.
California AG Says Journalist Broke The Law By Obtaining A List Of Convicted Officers Via A Public Records Request
The AG stepping in to tell journalists they can't have a document they already have is the wrong kind of audacious.
Facebook Allowing French Censors To Embed With The Company, And Maybe That’s A Good Thing?
France is trying to learn how to better censor the platform.