by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
As AI becomes increasingly integrated into legal practice, concerns about its impact remain. “Trust but verify” describes many attorneys’ approach to AI use, according to a new report that also highlights their concerns about job security. Half of the lawyers surveyed...
by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
(Photo by CRASH:candy/Flickr) AI is rearing its head in our courtrooms, and judges are having to decide what to make of it. Two recent decisions show a wrong way and a right way to do just that. I recently wrote about a federal district court judge in Texas, Mark...
by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
When I first started practicing law, attorneys at the law firm at which I worked needed to enter a billing code to complete many legal tasks. If an attorney wanted to make a telephone call, use the photocopier, or conduct legal research, the attorney needed to enter a...
by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
Every law school class has at least one absolute tool whose go-to answer for what they do for fun is something like “study the Constitution.” And while anyone who says that has dishonored their ancestors, they’re walking charisma compared to the clutch of federal...
by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
The DOJ is entering its thug era. Attorney General Todd Blanche spent the week hopping from microphone to microphone, alternately ducking his head in a show of Aw shucks! earnestness and scowling in feigned indignation. His message was clear: If you come after us,...
by HolAdmin | Nov 14, 2026 | American Legal News
Judge April Perry has spent months trying to get a straight answer about what happened in the grand jury room in the Broadview Six case. The Department of Justice has spent those same months getting more and more creative about making sure she never gets one. This...
