Courts appear to be embracing AI and GenAI technologies for eDiscovery workflows, but with clear expectations around transparency and defensibility. Join us on September 4th at 1 p.m. as we examine recent court orders and ESI protocols, including EEOC v. Tesla — among the first to greenlight GenAI for attorney responsiveness review — and other recent […]
In an era where the legal landscape seems to shift by the hour — buffeted by economic uncertainty, regulatory upheaval, and the relentless march of technology — client service has become more than a matter of courtesy; it’s a lifeline. The firms that rise about the chaos aren’t just delivering sound legal advice — they’re […]
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The latest bit of ridiculous news in our nation’s turn toward authoritarianism is the felony charges levied against the D.C. sandwich thrower. In case you missed the underlying story, in the midst of Donald Trump’s militarization on the nation’s capital, Sean Charles Dunn allegedly called a federal agent a fascist and threw a Subway sandwich […]
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. F*ck that. That’s not going to happen. — Hunter Biden, in response to a demand letter he received from Alejandro “Alex” Brito of Brito PLLC, who represents First Lady Melania Trump, in her quest to receive an apology over what’s been described as Biden’s “false, […]
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Above the Law may have been one of the first to talk about the New York bar exam’s atrocious response to a medical emergency of a test taker mid-exam — but we’re far from the last. Last week, New York lawmaker Assembly Judiciary Chairman Charles Lavine wrote to the New York Board of Law Examiners […]
The key to jury selection is deselecting jurors who are harmful to your case and selecting favorable jurors. Each side is trying to strike bad jurors and keep good ones, which means you’re trying to strike their favorable jurors and they’re trying to strike yours. Some argue that this ensures unbiased jurors presiding over […]
Courtly Observations is a recurring series by Erwin Chemerinsky that focuses on what the Supreme Court’s decisions will mean for the law, for lawyers and lower courts, and for people’s lives. Please note that the views of outside contributors do not reflect the official opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. In the recently concluded 2024-25 term, […]
New UCAS data The number of students accepted onto university and college law courses has surged by over 10% this year, according to fresh UCAS data released on A-Level results day. A total of 27,150 applicants will be starting law courses in 2025, up from 24,590 last year — a 10.4% rise and one of […]
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