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Uber and Lyft Face New Legal Scrutiny After a Study Reveals Widespread Driver Negligence

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Lowe Law Group A new study revealing that one in three rideshare drivers has been in an accident while on the clock is creating significant ripples in the legal world and placing Uber and Lyft under intense scrutiny. These findings are not just numbers; they are ammunition for a new wave of high-stakes litigation poised […]

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Australian Divorce Fund Launches in New Zealand

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Divorce Funding Startup JustFund Expands Into NZ With Backing From Top Family Law Firms A legal lifeline for the “missing middle” hits New Zealand shores as Australian legal finance startup JustFund launches in New Zealand, offering flexible funding for clients navigating divorce or separation — and it’s doing so with the support of several New

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How Law Firms Can Avoid Legal AI Adoption Missteps

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Achieving Real Benefits From Legal AI Philip Goldberg, LawFuel contributor The rise of legal AI has generated intense excitement among law firms and legal departments, promising faster, cheaper, and more accurate legal services. But as with many rapidly evolving technologies, distinguishing genuine value from mere hype isn’t easy. Lawyers face the challenging task of evaluating

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Law Firm Hiring Hits the Brakes As Firms Pump the Pedal on Profits, but Demand is Hitting Red Lights

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The Law Firm Hiring Slowdown Norma Harris, LawFuel contributor Firms keep hiring lawyers, but they’ve hit the brakes lately. Why? There are just too many gears turning: low demand in some areas, rising costs, tech investments—and economic uncertainties. They’re no longer in full-throttle mode, waiting to see how the chips fall. Sometimes, it feels like

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AI’s Expanded Role in the Life Sciences Regulatory Review Process: Key Developments in U.S. and EU

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FDA’s Use of Generative AI in Submission Reviews On May 8, 2025, the FDA Commissioner announced the use of AI in the submission review process across the agency’s centers. According to the FDA’s statement, the agency successfully completed a generative AI pilot program for scientific reviewers that went so well, they are rapidly implementing the

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Pentagon Contractor’s $7 Billion Tax Scheme Unravels in Historic Guilty Plea

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The Douglas Edelman Case Douglas Edelman’s journey from running a bar in Kyrgyzstan to becoming the center of one of America’s largest tax evasion prosecutions reads like a thriller novel, except the consequences are very real. The 73-year-old California-born businessman pleaded guilty on May 21 in a Washington courtroom to conspiracy and making false statements

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Aussie Law Firm Takes Aim at Google’s $600 Billion Ad Empire in Landmark Class Action

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The legal heat is intensifying around Google’s business practices, with Australian law firm Maurice Blackburn positioning itself at the forefront of what could become a major class action against the search engine behemoth. Regulators worldwide are increasingly scrutinizing Big Tech’s market dominance and allegedly anticompetitive behaviors. Australian Competition Landscape The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

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AI Just Passed the Bar – What Law Firms Must Know About Google’s New Search Era

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Law firm marketing has changed with new Google changes, creating a new AI factor in how lawyers should market their firms.
Law firms need to structure content for AI Overviews, focusing on long-tail, multi-intent search terms, semantic markup, and topical authority.
Success now requires clear, human-sounding content supported by schema, multimedia, and a recognizable brand presence across multiple platforms.

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