Hormel Recalls 4 Million Pounds of Chicken
Hormel pulls millions of pounds of chicken off the shelves over possible metal contamination.
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How AI Will Change What Clients Are Willing to Pay For Legal Work
Lawyers aren’t being replaced by AI, but the way their work is valued is changing fast.
Maria del Carmen Ramos Named 2025 International Person of the Year
Maria was chosen in recognition of her remarkable leadership, deep experience, and lasting impact on international business in Tampa Bay, across Florida, and worldwide.
Natalia Augustine Joins Shumaker, Strengthening Financial Services Litigation Practice
Natalia’s addition further demonstrates Shumaker’s ongoing commitment to advocating for clients doing business in the constantly evolving financial services industry.
Shumaker’s Intellectual Property Service Line Continues Growth with Addition of Marshall J. Adkins
With Marshall’s addition, Shumaker continues building a robust Intellectual Property Service Line designed to meet the evolving needs of businesses in today’s innovation-driven world.
Coffey Modica Opens New Atlanta, GA Region Office
Coffey Modica’s practice teams are focused on defending major litigation claims against corporations that can often range in excess of hundreds of millions of dollars.
7 Reasons Why SEO for Lawyers Drives Growth in 2025
If your firm isn’t investing in SEO yet, the time to start is now. Every search you don’t appear in is a client you don’t win.
ContractPodAi Launches Leah AgenticOS: The Enterprise Backbone for Agentic AI
Leah now empowers enterprises to build, orchestrate, and scale intelligent agents across every function — unlocking the era of connected, self-learning enterprise systems.
Filevine Unveils Legal Operating Intelligence System at LEX Summit 2025
Company introduces integrated AI technology advancing the future of legal intelligence.
When AI Meets Legal Education: Why Law Schools and Firms Must Prioritize Deep Thinking to Avoid Risk
In a world increasingly driven by algorithms, the future of the legal profession depends on people willing to slow down, think deeply, and connect meaningfully. Because in the end, the true power of law has never been in its speed, but in its wisdom.