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Decision of the Day: Judge Explains Partial Judgment in Suit Over Firing From Court System
This ruling was selected and summarized by the New York Law Journal's decision editors.LOKKER Releases Privacy Feature Aimed at Mitigating Web-Based Privacy Litigation Risk
LOKKER's new offering, which comes a year after the company launched Web Privacy Assessment Risk Score, aims to help corporations both uncover and address potentially unknown privacy threats.AI Might Kill Off the Billable Hour Someday, But It Will Be a Slow Death
"The people who regulate the profession are the profession. They are judges and members of the bar. So what incentive do they have to give away that control to the machine?" said Foster Sayers, vice president of legal ops at health tech company symplr.Hours Down. Revenues Up. What Gives?
"Billable hours worked, the market's favored measure of demand for legal services, is simply becoming a less useful measurement," write the authors of a report issued this week by The Thomson Reuters Institute.View more book results for the query "*"
Nigerian Lawyers Resist Trade Deal to Allow UK Counterparts to Practice in Nigeria
The country's bar association said it intends to challenge Tuesday's bilateral trade agreement between the countries up to the Supreme Court.Is Shifting Away From Rankings Opening Up New Opportunities for Need-Based JD Scholarships?
Harvard Law Dean John Manning further pointed out, sharing similar concerns with Yale Law Dean Heather Gerken, that the U.S. News ranking methodology works against law schools' commitments to enhance the socioeconomic diversity of classes and to allocating financial aid to students based on need.9th Circuit Declares Hyperlink to Arbitration Provision on Website Qualifies as Sufficient Notice
The court ruled that websites' hyperlinking to the companies' terms of use section was sufficient notice of the arbitration provision in underlying litigation group of consumers filed six class actions