One Third of Enterprises Have More Than $1.3B in Contract Value They Cannot Fully Explain Due to Lack of Access to Contract Intelligence

This latent value sits untapped because businesses cannot reliably locate the rationale behind why commercial terms were agreed.

More Than Just a Legal Vending Machine: Why Law Firms Must Codify Their Judgement in the AI era

In the vending machine analogy, the client receives none of the nuance or learned experience that a lawyer can apply to their situation. 

What Small Businesses Overlook About Patent Protection (Until It’s Too Late)

For small businesses, the central lesson is straightforward: patent protection should be considered before an invention enters the market.

UK Commercial Property: Legal Guide for Buyers and Landlords

Early legal advice can strengthen contractual rights, support negotiations, and help establish effective dispute-resolution mechanisms.

CallRail Expands Partnership with Constant Contact Through Native Integration

New integration ensures every tracked call or text lands in your email marketing platform automatically, with attribution data and AI summary.

Judge Dismisses Justice Department Voter Roll Lawsuit Against Utah

Two days before the ruling, though, the federal government told Utah that it planned to send election monitors to the state ahead of the upcoming midterm election. Henderson said that the monitors are welcome to observe voting but stressed that they still have an obligation to comply with state election laws.

Federal Appeals Court Finds Trump’s LA National Guard Deployment Was Unlawful

“Yet another court has issued a complete rejection of Donald’s Trump illegal, authoritarian takeover of our state’s National Guard. California fought back against this potential power grab, and in doing so created essential legal precedent that not only protects Californians but all Americans. California continues to stand as a first line of defense against Donald Trump’s authoritarianism,” CA Gov. Newsom said.

Lawsuit: OpenAI Accused of Deceiving Texas Consumers, Breaking State Law

“With the rapid advancement of AI technology, OpenAI has the responsibility to protect users and warn them of the many dangers of its platform,” said Paxton. “I will fight to protect Texans from the harms of AI and ensure that powerful technology companies are not above the law.” 

Trump Asks Justice Department to Sue If Alaska Republican Loses in Midterm Election

The lawsuit asks the court to prevent the state from certifying the election, pending an investigation to determine how many votes for teacher Dan Sullivan were actually meant for the current Republican senator.

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.”

San Francisco Reports Death Linked to MGM-15

San Francisco officials linked an overdose death to a synthetic opioid sold in smoke shops.

Brain Wave Changes May Detect Virtual Reality Sickness

Brain monitoring may help virtual reality systems detect discomfort before symptoms become severe.

New Mexico AG Sues Epstein’s Former Attorney, Accountant Over Estate Payments

“Indyke and Kahn,” the lawsuit continues, “also performed the Enterprise’s financial functions. They arranged payments to survivors to purchase their silence and leave them indebted to Epstein, handled costs for expenses connected to the abuse, monitored survivors’ spending, and prepared tax returns for some survivors.”

Delaware Sues Glock Over Illegal “Conversions”

Glock, the lawsuit argues, “has the capability to redesign its handguns so they cannot be easily switched into illegal machine guns, yet for years it willfully chose not to act. Upon information and belief, this inaction was born out of a reluctance to incur costs. In doing so, it has put profits ahead of public safety and violated the law.”

Back to School: Not So Fast for Pro Athletes

Sports lawyers should shield an athlete from pursuing short-term objectives as opposed to those with the potential to provide more long-term benefits.