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AI voice data lawsuits in Illinois are putting the state’s privacy law to the test. Nine technology companies face proposed class actions in federal court in Chicago. The lawsuits accuse the companies of using recorded voices without consent. The recordings were allegedly used to develop or train AI systems. At the center of the cases […]

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Healthcare law is creating new career options. Hospitals, life sciences firms, and digital health companies need lawyers. A new LawCrossing report examines healthcare legal careers across the industry. It covers jobs, practice areas, pay, and new trends. Therefore, it can help lawyers and law students plan their careers. Learn more from this report: Healthcare Industry […]

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The American Bar Association (ABA) is moving to eliminate or narrow three diversity-related requirements for U.S. law schools. The ABA Council of the Section of Legal Education and Admissions to the Bar voted August 21 to make the changes. The vote came as the Trump administration escalated its challenge to the ABA’s role in law […]

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A 15-year-old New Jersey girl has dropped her lawsuit against Meta, Google and Snap before a planned trial in California. The teen accused the technology companies of contributing to social media addiction, depression and self-harm. However, she dismissed her remaining claims without receiving payment from the companies, according to the defendants. The lawsuit was one […]

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The Trump administration wants to end the American Bar Association’s (ABA) role as the main federal accreditor for U.S. law schools. The U.S. Department of Education has recommended ending the ABA’s federal status. The move could affect law schools and students. It could also affect legal education, student loans, and bar admission. However, the change […]

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