[ad_1] Every Friday, a panel of leading legal tech journalists come together to discuss the top stories of the week in legal tech and legal innovation. The show is live… Read More »Replay – Legaltech Week for 07/24/26: Free Legal Claude Connector, AALL recap, OpenAI’s rogue model, and more
[ad_1] Last month, three Members of Congress introduced a bill to provide $125 million ($25 per year for five years) in funding for research into methane removal, a relatively novel… Read More »Proposed Bill Would Provide $125 Million in Funding for Methane Removal Research
[ad_1] Illustration: Lex Villena; Lev Kropotov My new article, “The Constitutional Case Against Exclusionary Zoning” (coauthored with Josh Braver) is now up on SSRN, available for free download. It will… Read More »New Article on “The State Constitutional Case Against Exclusionary Zoning”
[ad_1] At the end of April, the first conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels was held in Santa Marta, Colombia. Fifty-seven countries attended and used the meeting to debate… Read More »Can France be the first major economy to end fossil fuel use? – Shell Climate Change
[ad_1] The trial, which accuses Meta of violating the Tennessee Consumer Protection Act, is similar to a case New Mexico Attorney General Rau l Torrez brought against Meta, in which… Read More »'Prioritize Profits and Hide the Truth': Tennessee AG Opens Addiction Trial Against Instagram
[ad_1] The USD 5.6 Billion Annual Funding Gap for Water Water insecurity not only threatens human health but is also a growing macro-critical risk to markets across the globe. According to… Read More »The Water Resilience Debt Platform: A New Model for Catalyzing Investment
[ad_1] By mid-July, most law firm owners already know how the year is going. You know whether revenue is moving in the right direction. You know where the team is… Read More »The Right Goal at the Wrong Time Is Still the Wrong Move
[ad_1] Divers on the Greenpeace ship MY Arctic Sunrise documenting the stones underwater off the Sylter Aussenriff in the North Sea. The stones have been placed there in 2008 by… Read More »Stranger, my Friend – Greenpeace Australia Pacific
[ad_1] Elena Kagan belongs in the hall of fame of calling out bullshit. Not only can she identify the cynical, shoddy reasoning her conservative colleagues try to pass off as… Read More »Elena Kagan Thinks The Supreme Court Gets ‘A Bad Rap,’ Which Is Either A Lie Or Dangerously Naive
[ad_1] July 25 (UPI) — Democrats in Maine chose Troy Jackson to run for Senate to replace the scandal-riddled candidate Graham Platner at a convention Saturday. The win came in… Read More »Maine Democrats choose Troy Jackson for Senate race against Collins