Did you know a Supreme Court dissent could reignite the ancient war between judicial branches and administrative agencies? Justice Gorsuch just threw down the gauntlet on PTAB patent reviews.
John Deere's dropping $99 million to settle a right-to-repair lawsuit with farmers furious over locked-down tractors. But with repairs still behind a paywall, is this victory or just another corporate dodge?
One precedential CAFC decision Thursday. Hulu sidesteps infringement because a patent claim's steps won't bend to fit messy tech.
We thought the Supreme Court's quick reversals were fading into history. Think again—they're back, targeting the powerless with ruthless efficiency.
Picture this: An AI blueprint sparks a chemical attack killing hundreds. OpenAI? Untouchable. That's the world they're pushing for in Illinois.
Hundreds of alien skeletons litter paths to 13 mysterious domes. 'Constellations' drops a sci-fi bombshell on unchecked exploration—and it's a dead ringer for AI gone wrong.
Your next big AI compliance client? Or funding round? TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 tickets go up after tomorrow — here's the real cost of skipping the deal.
Picture this: AI flags a trivial title issue, kills a mortgage app. Human overrides in seconds. That's the AI trap hitting law hardest—time to resurrect hallway chats.
Client office politics can torpedo your representation faster than a botched deposition. Here's why data-driven lawyers route around it — every time.
Picture this: You're knee-deep in a counterparty's redlined NDA, tracked changes everywhere. Suddenly, Claude in Word flags the dealbreakers, suggests fixes, all without leaving your doc. Anthropic just turbocharged lawyers' daily grind.
A contractor scrolls UpCodes on his phone mid-job site chaos—no login, no fee, just the law as it stands. Another federal appeals court just made that reality stick, shredding private copyright claims on public rules.
Anthropic isn't releasing its potent new Claude Mythos Preview to the wild just yet. Instead, it's corralling rivals like Microsoft and Google into Project Glasswing to probe its cybersecurity risks first.
Forget rote memorization — your law degree's future rests on prompting AI like a pro. Sotomayor just lit the fuse on that revolution.
Forget BigLaw dragging its feet on AI. Axiom just handed Harvey access to 14,000 lawyers on demand—and their Fortune 500 clients. This flips the script on who leads legal tech.
OpenAI's leadership is fracturing just as they chase an IPO dream. Fidji Simo’s medical leave kicks off a cascade of changes that scream 'instability' louder than any PR spin.
Nonequity partners are miserable. A new survey shows only 28% satisfied, a third undervalued, over half burnt out — and legal AI tools aren't helping.
One partner logs 19.3 hours in 24. A $35 million bill lands in court. WilmerHale's elite machine hits a wall.
What happens when you feed proprietary info into ChatGPT? Two new rulings say you just torched your trade secret status. Time to rethink that AI habit.
A single missing inventor can now doom a patent forever. The Federal Circuit just proved it, striking down two patents in a ruling that exposes cracks in post-AIA law.
Imagine Portugal slapping tariffs on Europe or raiding a neighbor's leader. Laughter, sanctions, isolation. Now swap in America — and it's business as usual. Here's why that double standard burns us all.