Legal Aid and Defender Association to Host Fundraiser at Sexy Steak in Detroit on July 21

Come enjoy an evening of wine, jazz and community to support access to justice for vulnerable residents in Metro Detroit.

Common Situations Where Entrapment Arises

Whether entrapment applies depends heavily on the facts of each case and the specific actions taken by government agents.

How Employment Laws Differ Around the World and Why Employers Should Care

The organizations that navigate international hiring successfully are the ones that take the time to understand the local rules before making decisions that will be difficult to reverse later.

Abstract Evolves Beyond Insights to Autonomous Workflow Execution with the Launch of Abstract Workers

New service transforms intelligence into completed work, helping legal, government affairs, and compliance teams automate repetitive workflows without learning new tools.

Luminance Unveils ‘Luna Crescent’, the Vertical AI Model Powering Contract Intelligence with Market-leading Accuracy and Speed

As Luna Crescent is developed and deployed within Luminance’s own AI stack, customers gain greater clarity over how their legal AI is built, governed and run.

Casepoint Wins Exclusive $98.8 Million Department of War BPA to Support Classified Legal Operations

Exclusive BPA enables DOW OGC, DISA OGC, and 28 DLSA offices to leverage Casepoint’s IL5, IL6, and FedRAMP® High authorized AI-powered SaaS platform for eDiscovery, investigations, FOIA, congressional inquiries, legal hold, and other critical workflows.

Why Legal AI Has to Be Built from the Ground Up

The success of agentic legal AI depends less on the sophistication of a model and more on the strength of the system surrounding it.

How Can Second Marriages Legally Affect Estate Planning?

Taking these steps consistently can prevent costly conflicts and protect the interests of every family member involved.

6 Common Causes of Rear-End Accidents in Gainesville

Florida’s pure comparative fault rule means that fault in a rear-end accident is rarely a simple yes or no question.

What Insurance Companies Don’t Want Torrington Personal Injury Victims to Know

Learning these insurance tactics keeps you safe from corporate greed while you focus solely on recovering your health.

What Happens After an Assault Charge and Why Early Legal Advice Matters in Vancouver

Understanding how this process works allows you to approach it with greater clarity and make more informed choices about your situation.

7 Questions Augusta Riders Should Ask Before Accepting a Settlement

A settlement offer is a starting point in a negotiation, and Maine law does not obligate you to accept the first figure an insurer presents.

Former Intelligence Official Settles Ethics Violation Case

Former intelligence official pays penalty over post-government contact allegations.

Attempted Murder Charges Dismissed After Treatment

California doctor avoids trial after completing court-ordered mental health treatment.

Monthly Opioid Treatment Prescriptions Rise

Monthly buprenorphine injections for OUD has increased sharply, with access varying nationwide.

Meta Appeals Verdict in Landmark Social Media Addiction Lawsuit

“We respectfully disagree with the verdict and will appeal,” Meta said in its March statement. “Teen mental health is profoundly complex and cannot be linked to a single app.”

Apple Lawsuit Accuses OpenAI of Stealing Company Secrets

“This much is clear, however; at every level, from members of its Technical Staff to its Chief Hardware Officer, and in coordination with business partners, OpenAI has been stealing Apple’s trade secrets and confidential information,” the lawsuit alleges.

Attorneys General Sue Trump Administration Over Mental Health Funding

“These mental health programs were established by Congress following a wave of tragic and unacceptable school shootings, and they do critical work to ensure students can not only succeed but thrive,” Bonta said in a 2025 statement announcing the original lawsuit. “The loss of this funding would cause immense harm to California students, especially in our low-income and rural communities. The California Department of Justice will not stand idly by—we’re once again taking the Trump Administration to court, this time to protect the mental health and well-being of our students.”

What to Do When Insurance Offers a Low Settlement for Locked-In Syndrome

Trying to handle a complex medical negligence claim on your own puts your family’s financial security and your relative’s health at serious risk.

What Not to Say to Insurance Adjusters After an Accident in Vancouver, WA

Keeping your initial responses limited and factual protects your claim without being uncooperative.

Embedded AI Will Outperform Standalone Legal AI Tools, Here’s Why

When AI becomes an invisible engine running quietly beneath a unified platform, it becomes the very infrastructure that powers your firm’s growth.