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Google is taking another major step in AI-powered search with the expansion of its new “Personal Intelligence” capabilities across AI

Law firms are entering a period of unusually strong financial performance and unusually aggressive investment at the same time. In

On January 1, 2027, California’s Senate Bill 574 will become law, making significant changes to the legal tech landscape and

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Every trial lawyer knows that a case is decided on more than law and evidence. Jurors build stories about what

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For attorneys handling healthcare-related litigation, the medical record is often one of the most important — and most complicated — pieces of

There’s an old joke in which people in different professions are asked, “What’s two plus two?” Whichever profession the joke

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Which U.S. state’s constitution is the longest in the country, with hundreds of amendments adopted since its ratification?
WRONG! Texas has a long constitution (1876), but it is far shorter than the longest in the country.
CORRECT! Alabama’s 1901 constitution is the longest in the world, with well over 800 amendments and more than 300,000 words. It was written in part to limit local government power and entrench state control, so even minor local matters often require a statewide amendment.
WRONG! California has a lengthy constitution (1879) with many amendments, but it is not the longest.
WRONG! Louisiana has a long constitution too (1974), but not the longest.
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