An Illinois attorney has been disciplined for allegedly posting racist threats in the comments section of several YouTube videos. The Illinois Supreme Court a
Soon after Dannel Malloy became the governor of Connecticut in 2011, he began working to reform the state’s criminal justice system. He had been a prosecutor
Hiring in the legal sector increased for the fifth consecutive month in August but at a slower pace, according to seasonally adjusted data from the U.S. Bureau
The Florida Bar has rejected an ethics complaint filed by 128 retired federal and state judges against the general counsel of the U.S. Department of Homeland Se
When Lindsay Aggarwal returned to work after the birth of her daughter in December 2022, she didn’t think it would take long to get back on track. Aggarwal, a
The New York City Bar Association this week released a formal opinion on the ethical use of artificial intelligence for recording, transcribing and summarizing
Am Law 100 law firms have said they’re spending more on artificial intelligence and innovation investments than on any other expense category.According to new
Laís Ramirez Santoro was perusing Paladin’s pro bono platform in January when she came across opportunities with the Safe City Baltimore Legal Screening Hotline
Return-to-office mandates are significantly affecting compensation expectations, hiring decisions and perceptions of productivity in law firms, according to a r
A pro se litigant who is using artificial intelligence to make his case delivered opening statements in a jury trial at the Georgia State-wide Business Court on
