Research featured by LawFuel questions whether law firms should stop producing more website content and start improving what they already have. AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND | 28 October 2026 Law firms investing heavily in search engine optimisation may be addressing the wrong problem, according to new research examining 508 law firm website pages. The research, conducted
Just over three years ago, we published our first Entertainment & Media Guide to AI, exploring the legal and commercial implications of a technology that was only beginning to transform the industry. Since then, the pace of change has been extraordinary. In just a few years, AI has transformed the ways in which content is
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AI hallucinations are no longer just lawyers’ problems as a US appeals court last week removed a federal judge over the AI curse of hallucinations. The judicial hallucination occurred in Mississippi where an injunction issued by Judge Henry Wingate was vacated after the judicial procedure was labelled a “botch job”. Unfortunately the Judge had misquoted
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Fenwick today announced the election of five lawyers to its partnership, effective January 1, 2027. “From their varied practices to their individual talents, this partner class reflects the breadth of Fenwick,” said Fenwick Chair Richard Dickson. “They bring fresh thinking, strong leadership, and a deep commitment to our clients, colleagues, and firm.” The partners-elect, who
October 26, 2026 – Clark Hill is pleased to announce that Member Ashley Foret Dees has joined the firm’s Houston office in the Immigration practice group. With a focus in overseeing H-2A agricultural and H-2B temporary visa programs, Dees helps empower businesses of all sizes across the United States with the tools they need for
HACKENSACK, N.J. (Oct. 26, 2026) — Kaufman Dolowich today announced that Joseph B. Staph has joined the firm as a partner in its Maritime and Admiralty Law Practice Group. Staph will split his time between the firm’s New York City and Hackensack, New Jersey offices, bringing experience in maritime liability defense, cargo subrogation and complex transportation
Latham & Watkins LLP is pleased to announce that Michael Macko has joined the firm’s Bay Area offices as a partner in the Privacy & Cyber Practice and a member of the Litigation & Trial Department. Macko most recently served as Head of Enforcement at the California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy). Before joining CalPrivacy, he served
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Bracewell LLP announced today that Jason Richman has joined the firm’s New York office as a partner in its government enforcement and investigations practice group. Richman comes to Bracewell after over a decade at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York (SDNY), where he most recently served as Co-Chief of the National Security and
Global law firm Dentons has recruited highly regarded restructuring partner Kevin Heverin from Baker McKenzie in London. His appointment reflects Dentons’ continued investment in strategic practices and further strengthens the firm’s market position. Recognised as a “Next Generation” partner in The Legal 500, Kevin is an experienced adviser on complex financial restructurings, workouts, special situations, capital solutions
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Malaysian-born lawyer Joanne Jayanti Vengadesan has been elected to lead Multilaw, one of the world’s major international law firm networks, marking a significant milestone for the UK-based technology and AI specialist. Vengadesan, 52, a partner at London-based Penningtons Manches Cooper, was elected Chair-Elect at Multilaw’s Global Conference in Prague earlier this month. She will become
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