Legal and corporate sectors face new risks as AI turbocharges cyberattacks. Real-time adaptability raises the stakes, demanding legal, regulatory, and technical response.
A new rule regulates AI-generated visual aids in courtrooms, requiring disclosure and scrutiny to ensure transparency, accuracy, and evidentiary reliability
Supreme Court and Federal Circuit prepare to rule on contributory copyright liability and trademark free speech boundaries, with implications for IP, tech, and corporate law.
Larger legal departments embrace ALSPs for scalability and cost-efficiency, but smaller teams remain hesitant amid growing pressure to control outside counsel costs.
Recent California rulings in Andersen v. Stability AI and Doe v. GitHub expose legal uncertainties surrounding generative AI and copyright infringement.
NALP report shows 65% of class of 2021 law grads have already changed jobs. Hybrid work grows, debt declines, and satisfaction remains stable across work models.
Congress debates the GENIUS Act as crypto advocates and consumer groups clash over stablecoin regulation, raising concerns about fraud, innovation, and financial security.
The EU Space Act proposes harmonized regulations for space traffic and debris, positioning the EU as a leader in orbital governance—much like its role with GDPR in data privacy.
Andreessen Horowitz is moving incorporation from Delaware to Nevada, citing increased legal unpredictability and growing concerns over founder protections.
