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When ‘Good Enough’ Investigation Becomes a Liability

Most litigators believe they are skilled investigators, and many are right. Depositions, document requests, and cross-examination are investigative tools, and good trial lawyers use them

Charles Cohen July 8, 2026

IP and AI Deepfakes: Can you really “Trademark Yourself?” Should You?

Artificial Intelligence can use online content from creators to produce various “new works” online, whether those original content creators are globally famous, locally famous, or

Z. Peter Sawicki and Amanda Prose July 8, 2026

Where Experts Become Expert Witnesses: Inside Round Table Group’s New Expert Witness Club

That is precisely the gap Round Table Group’s new Expert Witness Club is designed to fill — and at the center of the effort is Emma Oyomba, the Club’s manager.

Susan Cushing July 3, 2026

Form I-864: The Federal Contract Hiding Inside Marriage-Based Immigration (Why Family Lawyers Ignore It at Their Peril)

A family lawyer negotiates a divorce settlement. Property is divided. Spousal support is waived. The final decree is entered. The file is closed. Two years

Richard Thomas Herman June 24, 2026

AI and Life After Death

“Who Wants to Live Forever” was a song written by Queen for the film Highlander (1986). Who knew that in 2025 Meta in obtaining U.S.

Z. Peter Sawicki and Amanda Prose June 23, 2026

Handshake Deal to Lawsuit: The Risks of Informal Agreements

Not every deal starts with a contract. Sometimes, people assume that a shared understanding is enough, that a written agreement isn’t necessary, or that they’ll

David Olsky June 22, 2026

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Coming October 2026 Legal Tech & Marketing Special Issue Attorney at Law Magazine has opened submissions for its all-digital issue featuring the leaders of the

Attorney at Law Magazine June 18, 2026