Support is building for a national AI incident database to track failures and near-misses, as companies, regulators and researchers seek clearer visibility into emerging risks.
First-year law school enrollment rose 8% to a 13-year high as job-market uncertainty and political volatility drive interest, raising questions for employers by 2028.
A rise in AI-related sanctions is driving rapid growth in legal education programs as judges, bars, and firms press lawyers to take responsibility for generative AI use.
A new legal ops survey shows corporate legal departments adopting gen AI faster than outside counsel, reshaping spend, staffing, and expectations for law firms.
Aderant and Harvey plan a deep integration of legal AI and financial systems, highlighting how firms are connecting legal work, billing data, and profitability.
Solve Intelligence secures $40M Series B funding and launches a new AI-driven patent litigation product as investor interest in legal AI continues to accelerate.
Scissero acquires Robin AI’s managed services arm as the contracting AI startup faces reported insolvency, signaling accelerating consolidation in AI-enabled legal services.
A California appeals court sanctions an attorney for AI-induced filing errors, underscoring growing concerns about accuracy, accountability, and governance in legal tech use.
Competing Netflix and Paramount bids for Warner Bros. ignite antitrust concerns, partisan reactions, and heavy K Street activity as Washington prepares for a major merger fight.
Employers adopting AI meeting-transcription tools face growing risks around privacy, privilege, and discoverability, prompting calls for governance, training, and vendor oversight.
An RSGI study of 29 law firms and 11 in-house teams shows legal AI tools embedding in daily work, with rapid time-to-value and a growing focus on in-house impact.
