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Ethical and Thoughtful Use of AI in the Legal Industry
Artificial intelligence won't replace lawyers, but lawyers who don't learn how to responsibly leverage the power of AI will be replaced by those who do.
An Unholy Mess: Wedding Website Ruling Threatens Religious Liberty
The '303 Creative' case, while presented as a free speech challenge, is part of an ongoing litigation campaign by religious conservatives seeking to frame LGBTQ rights as an assault on Christianity, and Friday's SCOTUS decision is therefore being hailed in right-wing circles as a victory for religious liberty. It is anything but.
What's Inside: The Value of a Gift and Maximizing Gifting Strategies
With the $12.92 million lifetime estate and gift tax exemption and the $17,000 annual gift tax exclusion being at all-time highs and indexed for inflation, many advisers are recommending families review their willingness and ability to develop an annual gifting plan and implement more substantial gifting strategies.
If You Think It 'Thinks,' Think Again
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Freedom of Expression at Stake: Miami Beach Dessert Shop Case Explores Definition of Adult Material
It's a case that delves into the definition of what constitutes adult material and, as the dessert shop owner and his attorney see it, is a violation of freedom of expression.
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New Jersey Estate Litigation 2014
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Preservation of Constitutional Questions
Because the Appellate Division has the power to review both "questions of law and questions of fact," as well as questions involving the exercise of judicial discretion, that court has inherent power to consider a point raised for the first time on appeal in "the interest of justice."
US Supreme Court Continues Its Pro-Arbitration Approach
In late June, the U.S. Supreme Court issued back-to-back pro-arbitration decisions in two separate cases.
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