Artificial intelligence is already inside most companies, whether legal likes it or not.
Designing AI Governance for In‑House Legal: From Default Use to Deliberate Design
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Employer Retaliation – Part 5: Common Employer Missteps That Can Increase the Risk of Retaliation Claims
No employer can completely insulate itself from employee retaliation claims, but there are plenty of mistakes that can increase the odds that they will face – and lose – such lawsuits.
Avoiding the Top 5 Estate Planning Mistakes
Don't let common estate planning mistakes put your family at risk.
Clean Hand-Off or Costly Fumble? Nuances and Risks of Assignment Clauses in Commercial Leases
Assignment clauses in Michigan commercial leases implicate important interests and rights for landlords and tenants alike, but must be carefully drafted to avoid unwanted consequences, disputes, and liability.
The Coming Probate Storm: How America’s Demographic Shifts Are Reshaping Litigation Over Estates
With boomers aging en masse, real property dominating family wealth, and digital tools rewriting how legal documents are executed and contested, probate litigation will not slow down; it will explode.
Fifth Circuit Rejects FCC’s Position That The TCPA Requires Prior Express Written Consent to Place Prerecorded Marketing Calls to a Cell Phone
Rob Horwitz explores a recent 5th Circuit decision rejecting the FCC’s long-standing interpretation that the Telephone Consumer Protection requires prior express written consent to place marketing calls.