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.
NetDocuments will acquire OpenText’s eDOCS system, expanding its cloud-based legal DMS portfolio. The deal, pending regulatory approval, is expected to close in early 2026.
Google and Mandiant warn that UNC5221, a suspected China-linked group, is targeting U.S. law firms using BRICKSTORM malware to steal sensitive data for espionage.
Eve, a San Francisco-based AI platform for plaintiffs' lawyers, hits $1B valuation after raising $103M, reflecting growing investor interest in legal tech.
A new ACC study shows in-house counsel at large corporations earn far more than peers at smaller companies, with gaps widening sharply at senior levels.
Texas Supreme Court signals plan to replace ABA accreditation role in law school oversight with state-led system, raising questions for mobility and standards.
Filevine has raised $400M in equity financing led by Insight, Accel, and Halo Fund to expand its AI-driven Legal Operating Intelligence System and enterprise reach.
