U.S. legal jobs rose for a fifth straight month in July, nearing a historic peak, but gains remain uneven as firms expand revenue while staffing models shift.
AOL is discontinuing its dial-up internet service after more than three decades. The shutdown marks a final chapter in the history of early U.S. internet access.
A Delaware court rules against BT’s final claim, finding Match.com did not infringe under § 101. The decision reaffirms limits on abstract patents in digital services.
Aderant has signed an agreement to acquire HerculesAI's legal technology tools, Apollo, Athena, and Verify, bolstering its AI-driven capabilities in the legal sector.
James Blose, ex-general counsel of Webster Bank, sentenced to 4 years in prison for skimming $7.4M from transactions. Fraud spanned 8 years, concealed through falsified closings.
A test taker suffered cardiac arrest during the NY Bar Exam at Hofstra. Legal professionals raise concerns over exam protocols as the test reportedly continued uninterrupted.
The Class of 2024 posted the highest law graduate employment rate since 1974, with bar passage roles and median salaries also on the rise, according to NALP.
Democrats introduce legislation to revive the FTC's Click-to-Cancel rule after a court struck it down for skipping regulatory analysis, aiming to simplify subscription cancellations.
