Perplexity AI has landed itself in yet another courtroom. Following lawsuits from Nikkei and Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo, Britannica and Merriam-Webster have now filed in the Southern District of New York, accusing the AI answer engine of wholesale scraping and misattribution. The complaint alleges that Perplexity’s model “systematically harvests” copyrighted definitions and reference content without […]
The Top 10 John Grisham Screen Adaptations Tom Borman, Lawfuel contributing editor The 90s films still set the bar, but USA Network’s new Rainmaker series shows there’s life in Grisham’s case files yet. That doesn’t surprise me with Grisham’s trademark tight plotting and David vs. Goliath themes that deal with major issues from environmental scandal
BigLaw’s Billable Hour Gets a Funeral While law firms continue their often theatrical performances about embracing AI—all while billing rates climb 9 percent year-over-year—one startup has decided to skip the performance and host a proper funeral. Eudia, fresh off raising $105 million in Series A funding, literally hired an actor dressed as a priest to
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The Law Firm Billing Myth Ben Thomson, LawFuel contributing editor The legal profession has always been fond of a long lunch, a late night, and a generous definition of billable. But every now and then, someone pushes the grift so far it becomes a morality tale, which is what just occurred with an associate at
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LawFuel power briefing: Fiol & Morros Law Group Since 1966, the Cuban Adjustment Act has given Cubans a path unlike any other nationality in the U.S. immigration system. It allows a direct route to permanent residency after a year of physical presence. That unique status makes it central to Cuban migration to the United States.
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LawFuel Power Briefing: Moran & Associates, Attorneys, Florida Photo by Pavel Danilyuk on Pexels The sudden death of a law firm’s key partner, or rainmaker, exposes a critical vulnerability at the intersection of corporate governance and personal estate planning. While a firm’s partnership agreement may be meticulously crafted to ensure business continuity, a partner’s failure
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Article Source: Clear Horizons Legal Solutions After your work visa application gets denied, previous plans may seem to have turned on a dime. Whether you were excited about a new employment opportunity overseas or simply returning to work in a place you have come to love, a refusal is certainly stressful. But the thing is
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LawFuel Power Brief: Business & Terchnology Legal Group The process of building a startup is often a whirlwind of innovation, relentless effort, and audacious dreams. Founders pour their lives into nurturing an idea from conception to a tangible, thriving entity. For many, the ultimate aspiration is to scale and create significant impact, and sometimes, this
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Article Source: Keilty & Bonadio Law Firm, Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland, serves as a major hub for federal agencies and government contractors, making it a critical location for whistleblower activity. According to the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, Maryland consistently ranks among the top states for federal whistleblower disclosures, with many cases originating from the Baltimore-Washington
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LawFuel Power Brief: Kuzky Law, Injury and Car Accident Lawyers Image generated by Gemini The rise of Uber and Lyft didn’t just revolutionize transportation—it ignited a multi-billion-dollar legal battleground. Every rideshare collision represents a high-stakes opportunity for a new wave of specialized personal injury (PI) firms. This isn’t just a trend—it’s a legal gold rush, with
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