A judge may encourage youth part defendants to comply with the law, pursue productive goals, and avoid recidivism, provided such remarks are not delivered ex parte and otherwise comport with ethical ...

This is Part II of a two-part article. Part I appeared in the , 2026 issue and addresses outright beneficiary designation to ...

Banks should verify a deceased borrower’s estate through probate records or by filing for appointment of an estate ...

Last week the New York Times published an extraordinary story drawing on interviews with seven federal judges in Minnesota.

Spain's legal elite are betting on AI, Latin America and leaner teams to drive growth, revealing how leading firms are adapting to a highly competitive market.

HSF Kramer has a long-standing relationship with Telix, having advised Telix on transactions including its $600 million convertible bond offerings earlier this year, a $461 million issuance in and ...

Two Australian law firms have cut back on their business support staff, but say the adoption of artificial intelligence is not the cause. “MinterEllison continually reviews its business to ensure it ...

Every scolding or expression of displeasure I’ve received from a judge since then has paled in comparison to what I endured ...

Third in a four-part series examining how Texas attorneys are using generative artificial intelligence in their practices.

Attorneys for the class of test-takers and ProctorU, the test-administering entity that does business as Meazure Learning, ...

Cooley GO Public, the first software released by the firm’s AI development company, is designed to generate first drafts of ...

Staten Island Judge Michael Pinto discusses his path from theater and nonprofit leadership to the bench, the importance of ...