Legal Industry Analysis / Antitrust Law / Case Law In a significant development within U.S. antitrust law, the Department of Justice (DOJ) has proposed that Google divest its Chrome browser as part of a broader effort to dismantle the company's alleged monopolistic practices in the online search and advertising markets.
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Law at the Speed of Innovation: Rethinking Legal Frameworks for a Technological Future
In an era where artificial intelligence can write code, blockchain powers entire economies, and algorithms shape public discourse, the law is struggling to keep up. Our traditional legal frameworks—designed for a slower, analog world—are increasingly ill-equipped to address the speed, complexity, and scale of modern technology. This article explores why
How Large Language Models Are Reshaping the Future of Law
The legal profession, long known for its cautious adoption of technological change is now facing a transformative shift. At the center of this disruption is the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs) such as OpenAI’s GPT-4, Anthropic’s Claude, and domain-specific tools like Lexis+ AI and Harvey. These AI-powered systems are
Ontario’s Civil Rules Review: A Transformative Shift in Civil Litigation
Ontario's civil justice system is on the cusp of a significant transformation. The Civil Rules Review (CRR) Working Group has released its Phase 2 Consultation Paper, proposing a comprehensive overhaul of the Rules of Civil Procedure. These proposed changes aim to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve access to justice for
Borderline Accountability: Mexico’s Landmark Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Manufacturers
In a case with sweeping international and legal implications, the Mexican government has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against several U.S. gun manufacturers, including Smith & Wesson, Glock, Colt, and Sturm, Ruger & Co. The lawsuit seeks to hold these companies accountable for their alleged role in fueling gun violence in
Law Day 2025: A Legal Industry Analysis of President Trump’s Proclamation
On May 1, 2025, President Donald J. Trump issued a proclamation commemorating Law Day, a tradition established in 1958 to celebrate the rule of law and its role in American society. This year's observance, however, was marked by a series of executive actions and legal reforms that have sparked significant
Covert Persuasion: AI, Reddit, and the Need for Global Regulation of AI-Driven Manipulation
A controversial experiment by the University of Zurich, which deployed AI bots on Reddit to covertly influence users’ opinions, has ignited global debate over the ethics and legality of using artificial intelligence for behavioral manipulation in public online spaces. In an era where artificial intelligence is increasingly woven into the fabric
The Rise of the Independent Lawyer: Why New Attorneys Are Bypassing Big Law for Solo Practice
Breaking with Tradition: Why a New Generation of Lawyers Is Choosing Independence Over Partnership In an era defined by disruption across every professional sector, the legal industry is experiencing a quiet revolution: more and more newly minted lawyers are skipping the traditional partnership path and instead launching their own practices straight
The Lawmakers of Europe: How the EU Drafts and Adopts Legislation
The European Union (EU), a unique political and economic union of 27 countries, crafts laws that shape not only Europe’s internal market but influence global standards in areas like data protection, competition, environment, and human rights. Yet the way the EU drafts and adopts its laws remains a complex, multi-layered process
Navigating the AI Act: Regulating Artificial Intelligence in the EU
Navigating the AI Act considering the Legal Implications and Challenges in Regulating Artificial Intelligence in European Union. For companies and stakeholders in the AI industry, the time to start preparing for compliance is now. Understanding the key provisions of the AI Act and aligning business practices with its requirements will be