by RG | May 10, 2026 | Law.com
AI is an eager summer intern with a puppy-dog disposition, programmed to please. It doesn’t know it is not OK to kill your annoying neighbor in its quest to be helpful. AI is an eager summer intern with a puppy-dog disposition, programmed to please. It...
by RG | May 10, 2026 | Law.com
With Clyde & Co partners spinning off into an independent firm, questions are being raised about whether further exits will follow—and if Hamburg even remains viable for international firms. With Clyde & Co partners spinning off into an independent firm,...
by RG | May 8, 2026 | Law.com
The trial, which began on April 21, is the first of about 3,000 cases in multidistrict litigation alleging Bard’s PowerPort devices are defective, leading to blood infections, thrombosis or fractures. The trial, which began on April 21, is the first of...
by RG | May 8, 2026 | Law.com
Jordan Greenman graduated with his J.D. from ASU Law in 2021 with less than stellar grades, so he wants to support other students to show grades aren’t everything. Jordan Greenman graduated with his J.D. from ASU Law in 2021 with less than stellar grades,...
by RG | May 8, 2026 | Law.com
Rave also sued Apple in Brazil, Canada, the Netherlands and Russia over its product’s removal from the App Store. Rave also sued Apple in Brazil, Canada, the Netherlands and Russia over its product’s removal from the App...
by RG | May 8, 2026 | Law.com
Some corporate clients only want to use a law firm when it’s partner-level work, noted one New York recruiter. How will that shape the future of associate legal work? Some corporate clients only want to use a law firm when it’s partner-level work,...
