Practice opportunities are wide open to serve clients who are likely to feel more comfortable around a lawyer who looks like them.

AI powers tools for data intake, document management, and drafting contracts.

What were previously only obtainable by paying a separate and additional charge will now essentially be free for Relativity customers.

There is value in having the entire team contribute input, ideas, creativity, and imagination to a plan before finalizing and implementing it.

Meet FBT Gibbons, an 800-lawyer national firm born from two regional heavyweights.

My mind explodes with all the possibilities of AI as lawyers.

Senate lawmakers are at an impasse over DoD's Small Business Innovation Research program, a key seed funding initiative.

Those cites didn't pass the smell test.

The former VP said what many are really thinking about Trump and his political stooges.

Thankfully, it doesn't look like the information will be used publicly.

Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.

Would-be lawyers have been inspired to pursue justice thanks to our political system.

As if you need more evidence this is about Trumpian retribution not justice.

I saw it with my own eyes.

One can only hope.

To be quite honest, this is embarrassing for the world's richest law firm.

* Attorney General Pam Bondi spent the day on Capitol Hill making snide remarks and trying to deflect from her boss's appearances in the Epstein files and Tom Homan's missing $50,000. [CNN] * Chinese hackers target major law firm. [NY Times] * The government is required to pay furloughed employees back pay after a shutdown... so the OMB just deleted all mention of that law. [Government Executive] * Supreme Court kickoff suggests the justices will strike down laws against conversion therapy as "viewpoint discrimination." Because child abuse is technically a viewpoint. [Bloomberg Law News] * Speaking of the Supreme Court, here's a preview. As Clubber Lang put it: "My prediction? Pain." [The Nation] * SEC Chair hopes to deregulate quickly to prevent future administrations from undoing the financial meltdown he's preparing to cause. [Law360] * EvenUp announces $150 million funding round. [Law.com] * Tom Girardi's son-in-law sentenced. [LA Times]

Hogan Lovells sees this as an opportunity.

There is still an investigation under way.

You're not *really* an originalist unless you're an Alito originalist.

AI dispute resolution may hold promise in litigation, but like all things AI, it will need guardrails.

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He believes he was targeted because of his immigration work.

Proof that legal technology can work for good.