California's new DROP system lets residents delete data from all registered brokers with a single request, setting a new privacy standard for global regulators.
With new state privacy laws and lawsuits targeting cookies, pixels, and chatbots, companies face growing compliance and litigation risks tied to online tracking tools.
Law schools are adding legal tech courses but still focus on traditional career paths, leaving students to find their own way into the growing legal technology industry.
Apple, Google, Snap, and ByteDance face possible EU fines under the Digital Services Act amid new inquiries into child safety protections on their platforms and app stores.
Applications to ABA-accredited U.S. law schools have surged 33% year-over-year, driven by politics, the economy, and job uncertainty for recent graduates.
California enacts new laws requiring transparency and audits after February’s bar exam collapse, imposing strict notice and vendor requirements through 2027.
As the U.S. government shutdown drags on, merger reviews slow and costs rise for companies facing HSR and CFIUS delays, with law firms advising clients to brace for uncertainty.
A Ninth Circuit case may reshape how U.S. courts determine attorney fee awards, testing whether law firm size should influence rates in antitrust and other litigation.
New York and California laws assert state control over private-sector labor disputes, raising federal preemption concerns and testing the 90-year NLRA framework.
