Democrat state attorneys general are defending diversity requirements for law schools set by the American Bar Association accrediting body in a Thursday letter.

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Judges should be broadly integrating artificial intelligence technologies in their chambers while approaching generative AI—which can produce text and audio automatically—with skepticism, experts say.

Army Fleet Support LLC and L-3 Communications Corp., have settled a False Claims Act suit with a whistleblower who alleged fraudulent billing under a US Army helicopter maintenance contract.

Welcome back to the Big Law Business column. I’m Roy Strom, and today we look at an insurance dispute impacting how Kentucky municipalities pay for wrongful conviction claims.

An attorney suing the District of Columbia for revoking a conditional job offer and allegedly damaging her chance for future employment with the government because of information found on a background check isn’t entitled to more due process than she already received, the D.C. Circuit said, affirming a lower court’s decision.

Sullivan & Cromwell asked law school student groups to confirm they don’t support harassment or risk losing funding from the firm amid a surge of pro-Palestine protests on college campuses earlier this year.