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The Best Firms in the UK Might Be From the US
A first attempt at a U.K. analog to The A-List shows that U.S. firms outpaced their U.K.-headquartered peers.
Could the Pandemic Finally Deliver a Paperless Law Firm?
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Crime and exploitation at sea may seem like a distant problem but it hits closer to home than most people know.
'The Judge Is Not Happy': Houston Jurist Sanctioned for Not Ruling on Discovery Motions
The judge was sanctioned for never ruling on discovery motions in a case, and taking two months to rule on a recusal motion. She has appealed the public warning.
Luminance Adds Asian Language Machine Learning Capabilities
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RICO: Civil and Criminal Law and Strategy
Authors: Hon. Jed S. Rakoff, Howard W. Goldstein
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For Legal Tech Startups, Law Firm Investment Is About More Than Money
While securing funding is a top priority for any company, legal tech startups note law firm investors bring access and other benefits that money can't buy.
For Legal Tech Startups, Law Firm Investment Is About More Than Money
While securing funding is a top priority for any company, legal tech startups note law firm investors bring access and other benefits that money can't buy.
Funding the Future? 4 Legal Tech Companies That Snagged Big Law Investment
Some law firms are going further than just leveraging legal tech tools, they are also financially investing in budding companies. Legaltech News highlights the four legal tech companies gaining law firm funding.
5 Signs Legal May Embrace Remote Work Post-Pandemic
Technology allowed legal systems to continue delivering services remotely and safely through a pandemic. Legaltech News highlights recent developments that point to a continued embrace of remote working beyond COVID-19.
Slave Ships: When Mutiny Matters
In their Admiralty Law column, James E. Mercante and Kristin E. Poling discuss how federal courts helped right some serious maritime wrongs, with decisions paving the way for landmark Supreme Court rulings such as the Amistad.Trending Stories
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