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The Tenth Circuit's September 29, 2026 opinion in 25-3171 is a useful reminder that appellate outcomes often turn as much on procedure and standards of review as on the underlying merits. Although the caption provided in the docket materials is spare, the

Cambridge, MA - MIT Media Lab - EmTech Future. A profound structural shift is underway inside advanced research laboratories, and it has almost nothing to do with generating conversational marketing copy. In the session titled Designing the Future, Bob Me

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has filed a state-court action against Pfizer and its CEO, Albert Bourla, alleging the company misled consumers about the safety and effectiveness of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. The suit adds a high-profile state enf

An update on the legal tech market's past week, from product launches to new partnerships.

While companies are currently eager to hire attorneys with experience advising on AI-related issues, experts are unsure how common the role will be going forward.

Falcon's founders argue the traditional billable hour rewards time spent, not problems solved, making it nearly impossible for traditional firms to embrace AI-driven efficiency.

Following this week's ruling by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in favor of Thomson Reuters in its long-running copyright battle against the now-shuttered AI legal research company ROSS Intelligence, ROSS says it will seek review in the Supreme Cour

Relativity is holding firm on its plan to require that all new matters be hosted in the cloud beginning Jan. 1, 2028, CEO Phil Saunders said Thursday, and he had a blunt message for partners who are not on board: "Know we're going to run through you." Sau

Cambridge, MA - MIT Media Lab - EmTech Future. In modern corporate cybersecurity, an uncomfortable truth has emerged: the bad guys adopted generative artificial intelligence faster, more aggressively, and with far fewer ethical inhibitions than corporate

Photo credit: iStock.com Key points: Study of roughly 37,000 U.S. lawyers finds 47.5% screen high for work-related burnout; 41.1% said legal profession has been detrimental to their mental health Many lawyers reported experiencing depression (21.6%), anxi