Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor There is more being written about AI and legal tech developments in the law than ever and as the pace of words continues its onslaught, the key emerging realism is that law firms are rapidly changing in the services they offer and the way they are delivered. Legaltech developments and […]
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WASHINGTON – The Justice Department’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office) today announced that it will offer assistance to the Philadelphia Police Department (PPD) under its Critical Response program — part of the office’s Collaborative Reform Initiative. Through this assistance, the COPS Office — in conjunction with the National Policing Institute (a Critical Response
Source: Pexels Pursuing a legal career is more than a ticket to financial stability: it’s also a chance to shape laws, protect rights, and stand up for justice in ways that leave a positive mark on society. But let’s not sugarcoat things – getting there is no walk in the park; far from it. Law
When pharmaceutical companies mess up, it’s not just frustrating—it can be life-altering. Whether you’ve dealt with unexpected side effects, long-term damage, or complete neglect in warning you about potential risks, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed and unsure of where to start. But you’re not powerless, and taking action can make a difference—not just for you,
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Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright today announced that 56 of its lawyers globally will be promoted to partner, effective January 1, 2025. The new partner class includes lawyers from 13 practice areas: litigation and disputes (18); corporate, M&A and securities (12); banking and finance (9); employment and labor (3); public finance (3); antitrust and
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Human rights lawyers have warned that advances in neurotechnology, a science which connects people’s nervous system with electronic devices, could change what it means to be responsible for our own actions, as leaders in the field met with academics and legal professionals in London. Concerns about autonomy, privacy of personal information and potential discrimination were
Tom Borman, LawFuel contributing editor The London legal services sector is facing significant challenges due to the government’s failure to address a crucial Supreme Court ruling on litigation funding agreements. Lawyer are warning that this inaction is negatively impacting business in the City, according to a Times report. The issue has come to thefore following
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According to the Centers for Disease Control And Prevention(CDC), nearly thirty million Americans seek treatment at emergency rooms for unintentional injuries yearly. The cause of a significant number of these injuries is the negligent actions of other people. The aftermath of a personal injury can be painful and overwhelming. Under New York personal injury law,
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Sonia Hickey, LawFuel contributing writer We hear a great deal about marketing via social media platforms, but it may be that one of the newest social media entrants on the block – Bluesky – offers a real opportunity for lawyers to market their services. Bluesky is a decentralized social network that has an open architecture
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This obituary for Frank Handy is provided by a LawFuel contributor The death at 91 of Francis Joshua Handy brings to end one of the more remarkable and colourful New Zealand legal-commercial careers of recent times. From the South Island Frank Handy was a son of the Manse and throughout his life constantly displayed the
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