Technology is only part of the equation. Successful AI adoption requires a partner who understands legal practice, firm workflows, and the realities of change management. When legal AI first entered the conversation, much of the focus was on the technology itself...
The Seventh Circuit revived a lawsuit alleging Kenosha County forced civil immigrant detainees housed at its jail to do unpaid janitorial work or be punished, ruling on June 5 the forced labor statute doesn't allow local jails to force detainees to work "on...
Law students are balancing internships, journals, clinics, networking events, moot court competitions and demanding course loads alongside constant reading, research and exam preparation. Digital access has already become a core part of legal education, and students...
By Erica Frisby | Marketing Manager, LexisNexis® Legal & Professional At the LexisNexis® AI Symposium panel, “Lawyering in the Age of AI: Preparing the Next Generation for Practice,” the conversation moved quickly past whether lawyers...
By Erica Frisby | Marketing Manager, LexisNexis® Legal & Professional AI is not just changing how legal work gets done. It is changing the market around legal work: who can do it, how clients assess value, how firms staff matters, how lawyers develop...
Mental Health is Now an Operational Issue Mental health in corrections is no longer a secondary issue handled only by clinicians. For many facilities, it has become one of the clearest examples of how care delivery, institutional safety, staffing pressure and...
By Erica Frisby | Marketing Manager, LexisNexis® Legal & Professional For years, the legal AI conversation focused on what lawyers could ask a tool to do. The next phase is about what AI systems can execute across a workflow. That shift changes what...
Artificial intelligence is already reshaping legal practice. The question is no longer if it will impact the profession; it’s whether the next generation of lawyers is ready for it. Our latest research takes a closer look at how law firms, law schools...
By Eric Geringswald | CSC Non-U.S. LLCs Must Now Disclose Beneficial Ownership in New York The New York LLC Transparency Act (NY LLCTA) requires non-U.S. limited liability companies registered to do business in New York disclose their beneficial ownership information...
AI is no longer an emerging concept in legal drafting—it’s becoming an operational necessity. Law firms are rapidly adopting AI-powered tools to streamline workflows, improve quality, and meet rising client expectations. In fact, the shift is already...
Every generation of lawyers has experienced a shift in how legal work gets done. From handwritten documents to form books, from typewriters to word processors, from templates to digital workflows: each evolution compressed time, reduced friction, and reshaped...
A recent Supreme Court decision offers a timely reminder that grievance procedures, documentation practices and legal access operations can all play a larger role when PLRA exhaustion is challenged. When the U.S. Supreme Court addresses an issue under the Prison...
Corrections litigation continues to evolve as courts scrutinize whether facilities operate systems that reliably protect constitutional and statutory rights—especially when staffing shortages, documentation gaps and communication breakdowns exist. In a...
The days of waiting in line at the clerk’s office are almost over. Across New York, electronic filing is quickly becoming the standard for nearly every type of civil case. The New York State Courts Electronic Filing System (NYSCEF) keeps expanding, and that...
By Eric Geringswald | CSC Distinguished Texas attorney Byron Egan provides insightful analysis of changes to the Texas Business Organizations Code and Delaware business entity statutes enacted during recent legislative sessions in the Fifth Edition of his comprehensive...