Legora and Sirion Partner to Bring Agentic Legal AI and Enterprise Contract Intelligence Together in One Connected Experience

New integration combines the sophistication of Sirion’s context-aware contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform with the power of Legora’s AI for legal work.

The Rise of the Legal Agent in Research: Why the Lawyer of Tomorrow Will Be More Human, Not Less

The legal profession is not moving toward a future with robot lawyers. It is moving toward a future with more capable lawyers.

Priori Introduces Rate Review to Transform How Legal Teams Handle Outside Counsel Rate Increases

New solution brings AI-native, panel-wide rate analysis and negotiation to the annual rate review process.

When Custody Orders Are Not Enough: The Legal Threshold for Ending a Non-Custodial Parent’s Rights

A person considering termination should identify the correct statutory path, obtain the required notice and evidence, and review current California court procedures before filing.

The Legal Chain Reaction of Major Life Changes: What to Review After Marriage, Divorce, or a New Child

Documents that no longer match the owner’s circumstances can produce unintended results and force beneficiaries, fiduciaries, plan administrators, or courts to resolve inconsistencies.

Kings County Probation Department Agrees to Reform Juvenile Detention Center Following Disability Rights Investigation and Lawsuit

“It’s crucial that incarcerated youth receive the special education services they’re entitled to,” said Amelia Evard, Staff Attorney with Disability Rights Advocates. “We’re hopeful that Kings County Office of Education will also come to the table to meet the needs of the young people in their care.”

Telemedicine Owner Gets 20 Years in Medicare Fraud

Florida telemedicine executive sentenced after fraudulent Medicare claims exceeded $46 million.

Researchers Find Physical Movement Can Improve Learning

Larger physical movements improved pattern learning but did not benefit rule-based tasks.

Preparing for Divorce in Rockford: Documents and Decisions That Matter Early

Early divorce preparation is less about building a case against a spouse than about replacing uncertainty with verified information.

Shumaker Recognized in Inaugural IAM & WTR Copyright 1000

Firm earns Florida jurisdiction recognition; Mindi Richter, Todd Timmerman, and Alex Long individually recognized among leading copyright professionals.

Village Capital to Pay Over $500,000 in Federal Agreement

Federal officials reached an agreement over mortgage rate benefits for military borrowers.

Shumaker Advisors Deepens Pinellas County Presence with Addition of Corey Recvlohe as Vice President

St. Petersburg-based addition strengthens an experienced government affairs team serving local governments, businesses, and institutions across Pinellas County, Tampa Bay, and Florida.

Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $350,000 in State Funding for Veteran Workforce Recovery Program

Funding will support training, employment and supportive services for veterans and military families.

Florida Has Welcomed Driverless Cars — But Is Its Liability Law Ready for the Crashes?

The state should guarantee that its policies remain clear as responsibility for driving increasingly shifts from people to automated systems.

Brain Technology May Improve Anxiety Treatment

Researchers are testing brain-based tools that may help doctors select treatments sooner.

McDonald’s Faces Claims Over AI Pricing System

A customer claims McDonald’s pricing software may encourage similar price increases across restaurants.

DOJ Secures Lexington Police Reform Agreement

Federal officials secure changes to police practices following a review of Lexington.

When “Open to the Public” Doesn’t Mean Safe

The expectation that a publicly accessible property has received reasonable attention is so routine that most people never consciously consider it.

Elder Abuse and When It’s Time to Call an Attorney

Ultimately, families want to know that someone is taking their concerns seriously.

Federal Court Rules Case Alleging Systemic Discrimination by New York Courts Against Blind Jurors in Grand Jury System Can Proceed

In his opinion, Judge Reyes recognized that “Elia’s exclusion from the grand jury stemmed directly from the failure of the court system to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure Elia had the opportunity to participate in the grand jury.”