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Real-World Applications of AI in the Legal Industry

Real-World Applications of AI in the Legal Industry

Join top experts for an exclusive panel discussion where industry thought leaders will share real-world applications of AI and emerging technologies, offering a clear roadmap for firms and legal departments looking to stay ahead.       Join top experts for an...

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The Next Evolution Of AI In Legal Practice

The Next Evolution Of AI In Legal Practice

Getty ImagesAI is transforming the legal industry, but how can lawyers use it effectively while avoiding ethical pitfalls? In a recent episode of “Be That Lawyer,” Jay McAllister, founder of Paragon Tech Inc., joins host Steve Fretzin to discuss the rapid advancements...

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Do Lawyers Really Love Their Jobs?

Do Lawyers Really Love Their Jobs?

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to the latest Job Optimism report by consulting firm Robert Half, what percentage of legal professionals say they’re satisfied in their current job? Hint: The strong job satisfaction means...

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Federal DEI Ban Hits K-12 — See Also

Federal DEI Ban Hits K-12 — See Also

No More Room For Race Or Its “Proxies” In School: Great in theory, but how do you prove compliance? No Reaching Across The Aisle: The FTC cuts ties with the ABA. Another Goodbye To Beijing: Biglaw firm shuts a foreign office. Sorry For Your Time: California Bar offers...

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Judge Obliterates DOJ Lawyer At Transgender Ban Hearing

Judge Obliterates DOJ Lawyer At Transgender Ban Hearing

Judge Ana Reyes heard the challenge to Trump’s transgender service member ban. It did not go well for the DOJ. Technically, it wasn’t a “ban” but an executive order titled “Prioritizing Military Excellence and Readiness.” Though instead of canceling the F-35 or...

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FTC Cuts Ties With American Bar Association

FTC Cuts Ties With American Bar Association

Another sign that the Trump II administration is taking a sharper turn to the right than his previous time in office happened on Friday when the Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson announced the agency was over the American Bar Association. Specifically,...

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Lawyers Speak Out Against Calls to Impeach Judges

Lawyers Speak Out Against Calls to Impeach Judges

A New Jersey lawyers' group fires back at the Trump administration's rhetoric criticizing judges who issue injunctions halting several of the president's policy initiatives.       A New Jersey lawyers' group fires back at the Trump administration's rhetoric...

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Best Legal Podcasts for Lawyers & Law Firms in 2025

Home Legal Marketing Legal Podcasts Best Legal Podcasts for Lawyers & Law Firms in 2025 By Attorney at Law Magazine February 18, 2025 Table of Contents Get paired with the best legal marketing companies. Book a 30-minute legal marketing diagnosis with Jason from...

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Effective Marketing Ideas for Small Law Firms in 2025

Home Legal Marketing Effective Marketing Ideas for Small Law Firms in 2025 By Attorney at Law Magazine February 18, 2025 Table of Contents Get paired with the best legal marketing companies. Book a 30-minute legal marketing diagnosis with Jason from the Attorney at...

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Lawyers Are Stressing Out: Insider Feedback

Lawyers Are Stressing Out: Insider Feedback

Following a string of widely publicized national tragedies amid divisive politics at the start of 2025, Atlanta-based lawyer-turned-therapist Stacey Dougan outlines the top stressors impacting lawyers' mental health currently.       Following a string of widely...

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Massive Law Firm Gets Caught Hallucinating Cases

Massive Law Firm Gets Caught Hallucinating Cases

Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! Lawyers from which major law firm — ranked 42nd by headcount — is facing possible sanctions for using fake cases (eight out of the nine cases cited were nonexistent) hallucinated by an AI platform in a...

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Morning Docket: 02.18.25

Morning Docket: 02.18.25

(Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP via Getty Images)* Eric Adams case finally dropped and it seems like the move came after a soon-to-retire DOJ official signed off in order to give colleagues — likely planning to resign in protest over this — time to look for new jobs....

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Can Rural America Reverse the Legal Desert Trend?

Roy Ginsburg | While the legal desert persists in rural America, promising steps toward change are being taken. Will they be sufficient? The post Can Rural America Reverse the Legal Desert Trend? appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and...

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Six Signs It Might Be Time to Quit Your Job

Joan Feldman | Quitting is pretty tough for those of us who believe our highest accomplishment is to dig in our heels and persevere. The post Six Signs It Might Be Time to Quit Your Job appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and Lawyers.While many of...

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3 Ways Your Firm Can Conjure A Cash Flow Miracle

3 Ways Your Firm Can Conjure A Cash Flow Miracle

It’s no secret that lawyers can be pretty bad with money management, and there are many reasons why.  “Let’s go back to the very beginning,” says Joyce Brafford of Profitsolv. “We know that law schools are very good at taking people’s money. But what about when the...

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How Appealing Weekly Roundup

How Appealing Weekly Roundup

Ed. Note: A weekly roundup of just a few items from Howard Bashman’s How Appealing blog, the Web’s first blog devoted to appellate litigation. Check out these stories and more at How Appealing. “Who will check Trump? The Supreme Court (maybe); The court majority’s...

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Men Push Back, Students Sue: The Culture War on Campus

Men Push Back, Students Sue: The Culture War on Campus

What happens at college campuses mirrors the fervor and agitation felt these days as the country at large endeavors to redefine the national culture.       What happens at college campuses mirrors the fervor and agitation felt these days as the country at large...

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Men Push Back, Students Sue: The Culture War on Campus

Men Push Back, Students Sue: The Culture War on Campus

What happens at college campuses mirrors the fervor and agitation felt these days as the country at large endeavors to redefine the national culture.       What happens at college campuses mirrors the fervor and agitation felt these days as the country at large...

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