If you’ve put serious effort and attention into growing your law firm through search engine marketing strategies, there’s a good chance you’ve watched the rise of AI search with concern. Google’s own AI Mode, as well as other LLM (large language model) tools, generate answers from searches they run in the background and provide them […]
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International Network of Civil Liberties Organizations (INCLO) on Friday releasing a statement defending the International Criminal Court (ICC) following the announcement of a campaign by the United States Department of State that seeks to systematically paralyze the court. The network reiterated that the court, created by Rome Statuteis an independent and impartial judicial institution that […]
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Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Reparations Committee met with Church of England clergy and British parliamentarians on Tuesday to discuss reparations for slavery. In their effort to move from public advocacy to formal negotiations, CARICOM planned a visit to the United Kingdom from July 13 to July 16 to demand more than the previous one forgiveness or […]
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Argentina protested against a United Kingdom ship, HMS Medwayfor its alleged illegal approach to the Falkland Islands through Argentina’s territorial waters on Thursday POST on X (ex-Twitter) by its Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno. The post came after Argentina’s national team displayed a controversial slogan about the territory at the end of the FIFA semi-finals against […]
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Human Rights Watch (HRW) and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) on Wednesday releasing or joint report documenting deaths, beatings, medical neglect, and conditions that can occur forced disappearance at the US Army Fort Bliss immigration detention camp in El Paso, Texas. 84 pages REPORTtitled “You’re Coming Out Only Deported or Dead,” is based on […]
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(Image via Getty) Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to SurePoint’s new 2026 Law School Employment Report, what percentage of law firm offices no longer participate in on-campus interviews (OCI)? Hint: With the push to secure 2L summer jobs entering the first year of law school, OCI is […]
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Will Ferrell is making fans laugh again, but this time the joke is about his dream of becoming PEOPLE’s Sexiest Man Alive. The comedy icon recently joked that she needs Kim Kardashian’s help to finally win the coveted title. Additionally, the lively campaign has sparked new buzz on social media. As Ferrell promotes his new […]
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California will replace its state-developed bar licensing exam with the NextGen Uniform Bar Exam starting in July 2028, ending an ambitious but troubled effort to create its own testing system. The move follows widespread technical failures during the February 2025 California bar exam, which drew criticism from applicants, legal educators and the judiciary. The California […]
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The DOJ says about its Biglaw subpoenas: I don’t think it will work out the way they have it planned in their heads. Home surveillance caught with its pants down: Alan “Underpants” Dershowitz cancels Epstein’s Monday interview at the last minute. Holding the Powerful… Not at All Accountable: Amid mounting court findings of DOJ misrepresentations, […]
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The Law on Improving Timely Access of the Elderly to Care PASSED out of the House Ways and Means Committee unanimously on Wednesday, a move that many health care advocates are applauding. Representatives Ami Bera (D-California), Mike Kelly (R-Pennsylvania), Suzan DelBene (D-Washington) and John Joyce (R-Pennsylvania) introduced the bill. Senators Roger Marshall (R-Kansas) and Mark […]
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