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[ad_1] 10 minutes read Published Jun 23, 2026 AI hallucinations in court filings are creating obligations for lawyers on both sides of the v. If you’re the one who filed… Read More »AI Hallucination Court Case: What to Do on Both Sides of the Filing

[ad_1] Most professionals are now using artificial intelligence at work, but far fewer are getting much value out of it, according to new research from Thomson Reuters. And the cost… Read More »Thomson Reuters ‘Future of Professionals’ Report Warns of Widening Gap Between AI Adoption and AI Value

[ad_1] The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court unanimously said the proposed initiative’s summary could mislead and influence voters since it does not disclose that the law would also reduce the long-term… Read More »Mass. Top Court Strikes Tax Income Initiative From November Ballot

[ad_1] In what feels like a flash, we seem to have moved from “should I use AI” to “which tools work best?”   Generative AI tools are quickly becoming a standard business tool within law firms. Before… Read More »Why Generic AI Creates Generic Legal Work (And What Smart Firms Do Instead) 

[ad_1] In April, the Justice Department wrote the court, arguing that Donald Trump needed to have the unilateral authority to destroy national monuments and build a new vanity ballroom project… Read More »DOJ Says Threat To Outdoor UFC Fights Proves They Need A Ballroom

[ad_1] Home Daily News Federal judge who had in-chambers sex with… Judiciary Federal judge who had in-chambers sex with top police officer issues clerks revised apology letters By Shirley Henderson… Read More »Federal judge who had in-chambers sex with top police officer issues clerks revised apology letters

[ad_1] There is an interesting controversy in Alaska where an election official just disqualified a candidate over his name. Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska) is in what is considered a close… Read More »Candidate Struck from Alaska Ballot Over Alleged Democratic Dirty Trick – JONATHAN TURLEY

[ad_1] 12 minutes read Updated Jun 3, 2026 Berkeley Law just published what might be the most restrictive student AI policy in legal education. The rule, effective Summer 2026, prohibits… Read More »Berkeley Law’s AI Policy: What It Means for AI in Legal Education

[ad_1] In all my years of covering legal tech, I cannot remember a week quite like this. And I say that for a very specific reason: This week brought an… Read More »This Week Saw A Slew Of New Legal Tech CEOs. But Why?