Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has signed law No. 4699-IX, removing Russian from the list of languages protected under the Council…
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Corporate Legal AI Startup Wordsmith Raises $70 Million as It Bets Big on Replacing In-House Legal Teams
Legal AI startup Wordsmith has raised $70 million from Index Ventures and Highland Europe, bringing its total funding to $100…
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Europe Rewrites Its Landmark AI Law Before Most Companies Even Had to Comply
On May 7, EU lawmakers and governments agreed to amend the AI Act, the world's most comprehensive artificial intelligence law…
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How Big Law’s Cutthroat Talent Wars Left It Defenseless Against Trump’s Executive Orders
Decades of aggressive talent poaching have left Big Law firms structurally fragile — and ill-equipped to resist President Trump's executive…
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EU’s Bold Anti-Deforestation Law Has a Leather-Sized Hole That Could Undermine Everything
The European Union has enacted landmark legislation targeting global deforestation, requiring companies and governments to ensure imported products are not…
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The European Union has implemented groundbreaking legislation to combat global deforestation by monitoring the origin of imported products and ensuring…
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Europe and the Limits of Corporate Human Rights Law
Corporations are deeply embedded in the global economic systems that shape labor conditions and resource extraction worldwide, but what counts…
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Zelensky orders overhaul of civilian firearms law to strengthen safety and rights | Ukraine news
A broad coalition will shape proposed alters to how civilians acquire and hold firearms. The government aims to modernize rules…
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Y Combinator alum Moritz raises $9m to build a law firm supercharged with AI
Norwegian legal tech startup Moritz has raised a $9m pre-seed round to build an AI-native law firm. The company closed…
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Law shielding gaming companies from foreign judgments ‘contrary to EU rules’
A law protecting gaming companies from foreign court judgements is “manifestly incompatible” with European Union regulations, according to a non-binding…
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