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[Sponsored] In-house, hybrid roles in Stamford, Connecticut, and Tarrytown, New York. The post Job Of The Month: Senior Title Insurance Underwriting Counsel appeared first on Above the Law.

The New York-based legal and compliance AI company joins a growing but still select club of legal AI companies valued at $1 billion or more. The post Norm Ai Hits Unicorn Status With $120M Series C […]

Researchers identify coffee compounds linked to healthier cells and reduced damage processes.

With the advent of AI, it becomes much more realistic for a fractional GC concept to work. The post Fractional General Counsel: A Win-Win Proposition For Certain Clients, And Certain Lawyers appeared […]

Elevance alleges that CMS unlawfully refused to recalculate its 2026 Medicare Advantage Star Ratings on the same basis that it recently recalculated Clover Health’s ratings after a court ruling. The […]

Over the past year, I have written about the emergency docket, and each time the analysis has centered on substantive applications over such issues as whether agency heads can be fired or whether […]

We often describe the court through a familiar shorthand: three Republican-appointed conservatives (Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch) at the far right of the court; three […]

Plus, a brief overview of our term-in-review event.

* Trump asks Supreme Court to rehear birthright citizenship case, in case the English language has changed since last week. [CNBC] * Judge Ross denies recusal request in civil case based on the […]

Research found creatine produced inconsistent results for treating depression symptoms overall.

Doesn’t Reviewing 6 Months Of Time Entries Sound Fun?!?! Pour some out for legacy Cadwalader attorneys. Ken Paxton Heal Thyself: Or at least get your voter registration issues in order before […]

He’s a favorite in the November general election. The post Former Law School Dean Takes The ‘W’ In Primary appeared first on Above the Law.

You know… Harvard had the courage to fight back. The post Yale Law School Begging Yale University To Find Its Spine Against Donald Trump appeared first on Above the Law.

The advantages of passively managed index fund investing are varied and undeniable. The post 50 Years In, Index Fund Investing Risks Include Meme Stocks, The AI Bubble, And Presidential Market […]

Every time someone proclaims that AI is going to “wipe out the legal profession”, I think about accountants in the early days of Microsoft Excel. The predictions were strikingly similar. […]

There seems to be discussion about the legal issues surrounding this move. The post The End Of Physical PlayStation Games: Ownership, Licenses, And The Digital Backlash appeared first on Above the […]

Yet somehow it’s the president’s critics who supposedly have ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome.’ The post Judge Emil Bove Set Trump Assassination Photo As His Phone’s Lock Screen, Like A Proper Henchman […]

A boom in AI-related energy offerings has Latham expecting a record-setting year. The post This Biglaw Firm Is ‘Dangerous’ — And The Deal Flow Backs It Up appeared first on Above the Law.

Under the class settlement, SuperShuttle has committed to significant changes that will ensure customers who require a WAV will have access to its services with the same convenience and at the same […]

Most litigators believe they are skilled investigators, and many are right. Depositions, document requests, and cross-examination are investigative tools, and good trial lawyers use them well. But […]

But Sam Alito still has a job. The post Supreme Court Narrowly Passes Reading Comprehension Section appeared first on Above the Law.

Following a serious injury at work, long-term care may be a significant component of the recovery process. Having a plan on what forms of compensation might be involved and having good documentation […]

[Sponsored] A conversation with iManage CEO Neil Araujo. The post The DMS, Reimagined: Why Your Firm’s Memory Is Now Its AI Foundation appeared first on Above the Law.

ACC releases new survey examining how in-house counsel are responding to geopolitical uncertainty and supply chain disruptions.

Taking the time for a detailed contract evaluation gives you total clarity. It ensures you enter your new workplace with a clear understanding of your value, an agreement that protects your […]

“Other institutions should take note: The era of performative racial engineering in finance is closing.” ~ Curtis Hill

How selective is your law school? The post The Law Schools With The Lowest Acceptance Rates appeared first on Above the Law.

Bilateral relationships shift with diplomatic developments, affecting how Spain approaches specific countries’ requests.

Artificial Intelligence can use online content from creators to produce various “new works” online, whether those original content creators are globally famous, locally famous, or anonymous. […]

Success often depends less on bold moves, more on careful money forecasts behind decisions.

Digital fingerprinting helps businesses read the quiet signals behind online activity.

Paxton’s voter registration lists a home he moved out of during his divorce… The post Ken Paxton Wants Texans To Snitch On Illegal Voters. A New Report Suggests He Should Check The Mirror. appeared […]

The new timekeeping system is ‘similar’ to the old one — just not similar enough, apparently. The post The Downside Of A Biglaw Merger: Legacy Cadwalader Timekeepers Get A Not-So-Fun Homework […]

[Sponsored] Join us for this webinar as the group will dig into what the new global data reveals about why contract ownership remains Legal’s most expensive blind spot. The post Webinar: Why Contract […]

You’ll feel it before you hear it. The post The Reality Of Partnership No One Says Out Loud appeared first on Above the Law.

‘We’re going to be taking the sanctions off,’ the president said. ‘We’re going to be taking the sanctions off. It’s time to do that. Ok? We don’t want to sanction friends. It’s very […]

Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. In a previous piece for SCOTUSblog, I […]

Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff. Every day, Americans are witnessing the […]

Plus, Trump has asked the court to reconsider his appeal of a $5 million jury award.

* Yale Law School is working behind the scenes to convince Yale University to stop trying to cut a deal with the Trump administration. [NY Times] * Latham cleaning up on AI power demands. […]

SCOTUS Betting On Its Own Cases? It shouldn’t be this hard for Chief Justice Roberts to answer this one. More People Come Out Against Todd Blanche’s nomination for the Attorney General Role: But […]

Listen, a win is a win, no matter the judge. The post Still In The Honeymoon Phase, Taylor Swift Notches Legal Victory From Interesting Source appeared first on Above the Law.

Vendors need to grow revenue to stop losing money. Similar to Search Units of the past, charging for tokens is one way they can do that. The post Token Maxxing: This Pricing Movie Is A Remake […]

Cybersecurity is no longer confined to the digital world. The post When Cyberattacks Walk Through the Front Door  appeared first on Above the Law.

This is very much the opposite of a ringing endorsement. The post Former DOJ Prosecutors To Senate: Blanche Took The Same Oath We Did But He Didn’t Keep It appeared first on Above the Law.

Expect more elite firms to announce deals with leading AI companies as the race to look technologically indispensable heats up. The post Biglaw’s AI Partnership Wars Have Officially Begun appeared […]

The firms that will compete effectively in this market are not necessarily the ones that pay the most. The post The Talent Arms Race: How Law Firms Compete In A Market Without Rules appeared first […]

The FBI warned law firms about this exact scam. The post Blank Rome Hit With Two Class Actions After Data Breach Exposes 57,000 Clients appeared first on Above the Law.

[Sponsored] There is much to learn about how modern AI functions. The post The Legal Tech-To-English Dictionary (2.0): The Current State Of AI appeared first on Above the Law.

Last week, the Supreme Court finished handing down its opinions in argued cases this term. In light of its decisions on birthright citizenship and the administrative state, one decision, from the […]