The Supreme Court could soon take up a dispute over prediction-market regulation, an industry that now lets users wager on the justice’s future. Weil’s Next Chair May Be Out The Door Before She Ever ...

John Sarcone is, for all intents and purposes, running the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of New York, even though he is very much NOT the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of ...

Chancellor and Dean David Faigman said the school is “pleased to see ​this chapter behind us.” Faigman opened the inquiry into Hastings’s legacy back in 2017, steps down in June 2027, which means he ...

And that brings me back to privacy. When AI knows our habits, understands our preferences, remembers our conversations, and can act for us, the implications extend beyond protecting information. That ...

It was a rough week for the Trump administration’s relationship with credentials… and email. New White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia spent years on cable news billed as a “lawyer,” but there ...

Since World War II, no military ally has done more for the United States than Ukraine. If it wasn’t for Ukraine absorbing all those Russian cruise missiles, suicide drones, cyber attacks, and ...

A video showing a private equity bro describing his new strategy to take over law firms — despite the “Rule 5.4 drama” — made the rounds over the last couple days. Johnny Hilbrant has skewered private ...

Kagan picked a fight two weeks before the midterms. Politely, of course.

Tennessee has somewhat bucked the national trend of looking at this and electing to regulate. — Josh Porte, co-chair of Holland & Knight’s legal services transactions team, speaking to the Nashville ...

The exception has always been the high-profile case. A celebrity, politician, corporate executive, or other public figure may find themselves on trial. Alternatively, an otherwise unknown defendant ...

The Florida Bar spends a chunk of its time dealing with other people’s ethical lapses. This week, it’s dealing with one from ...