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Artificial intelligence has already colonised BigLaw. Now it’s moving into the lecture theatre.

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Harvey, the legal AI platform that has become shorthand for “serious AI” in elite firms, is expanding its Law Schools Program to Australia, partnering with the University of Sydney Law School and UTS Faculty of Law. From February, students and faculty at both institutions will gain hands-on access to Harvey’s platform, learning how to deploy

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What Is the Statute of Limitations for a Personal Injury Claim in Wisconsin for 2026?

Article source: Kent Pincin Law The aftermath of a personal injury is immensely stressful, a period often dominated by physical pain, medical appointments, and financial worries. Compounding this anxiety is a hidden legal deadline, a strict expiration date on your right to seek compensation. In Wisconsin, this timeline is not a suggestion; it is an

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When To Hire a Special Education Lawyer for Your Child 

 Article source: Forte Law Group Navigating the complexities of the special education system can be a daunting task for any parent. The laws governing a child’s right to a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) are detailed and often create several procedures, evaluations, and meetings. While parents and school districts frequently collaborate successfully, there are circumstances where the partnership breaks down, potentially jeopardizing a child’s educational progress. In such

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Modernising Wills Law: The Continuing Impact of the Wills Bill 2025

Article source: Lawsure Insurance, UK The Wills Bill 2025 remains one of the most significant pieces of proposed legislation affecting wills and estate planning in England and Wales as the legal profession moves through 2026. Based on the Law Commission’s final report on modernising wills law, the draft Bill seeks to update a framework that

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10 Largest Personal Injury Law Firms in California’s Inland Empire

Power Briefing Source: kampf schiavone & associates, Attorneys The legal landscape of California is often viewed through the lens of Los Angeles and San Francisco, but the Inland Empire, encompassing the bustling counties of Riverside and San Bernardino, has its own class of legal titans. This guide delves into the powerhouse firms serving this rapidly

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Common Mistakes Injury Victims Make Before Speaking With a Personal Injury Attorney

Article source: Dodds Law Offices, PC Photo courtesy of Pexels After an accident, most people focus on pain, repairs, and getting life back to normal. What often gets missed is how early choices quietly shape a claim. Small decisions made in confusion can follow someone for months, sometimes years. Below, we’ll walk through common mistakes

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Hogan Lovells Warns on 2026’s Biggest Employment Law Risks

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Hogan Lovells’ Employment Horizons 2026 flags 2026 as a pivot year for global employment law, with political instability and AI regulation driving a sharp reset in how multinationals manage risk and workforce strategy. The report zeroes in on five pressure points: AI and data governance in the workplace, protections for vulnerable and platform workers, DEI and pay

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The Talent Wars Hunger Games Continue

FTI’s Ex-Star Economist, Goldman and the Talent War That Became a Lawsuit FTI Consulting just reminded everyone that professional services isn’t so much a marketplace as an all-out battlefield where poaching a rainmaker morphs into a fiduciary duel. The firm’s blockbuster lawsuit against its departed top economist isn’t just paperwork, but a declaration that talent

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Latham Raids A&O Shearman Again. City Lateral Wars Escalate.

A&O Shearman has lost three London finance partners to Latham & Watkins — real estate finance heads, a structured finance lead and all the market cachet that comes with them. That’s not “normal churn.” That’s a headline in a City still digesting the Allen & Overy–Shearman merger fallout. Real estate finance partners David Oppenheimer, (pictured)

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What Is New York’s Black Car Fund and Who Is Actually Eligible?

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Power Briefing source – IDG Legal, New York New York’s for-hire drivers operate in a precarious position. Navigating the city’s bustling streets as independent contractors, they often lack the traditional safety nets associated with employment. This raises a critical question: What happens when a work-related accident occurs or a personal health issue arises? The answer

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