Law has not kept up with AI, writes Webber Wentzel partner PRIYESH DAYA, senior associate BRITANNY LERONI and candidate attorney CAITLIN LEAHY.

Chelsea’s case regarding a rules breach during Abramovich’s time as owner has concluded. However, many ongoing cases are awaiting an outcome ...

One family’s experience with attorneys Nick Abaza, Jorge Borunda, and Michael Trevino offers a cautionary example for Texas ...

On 2 March 2026, Mr Justice Bright of the English Commercial Court dismissed Russia’s objections to enforcement of arbitration awards worth more ...

Days after the College Sports Commission publicly commented on the deluge of “manufactured” NIL deals slowing down processes at the oversight group, 18 Nebraska football players are pursuing ...

Eighteen Nebraska athletes pursuing arbitration against the College Sports Commission over the denial of NIL deals are being ...

When reviewing a 75+ page consumer loan sale agreement, you slow-pedal some provisions and fast-pedal others. You’re more focused on the ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer an abstract, futuristic concept in arbitration proceedings. It has already entered the hearing room (albeit, in most cases, unannounced), comfortably seated itself ...

Simultaneous tax disputes before domestic courts and international tribunals can produce conflicting outcomes. The article proposes binding arbitration and legal coordination to resolve the ...

Empirical SCOTUS is a recurring series by Adam Feldman that looks at Supreme Court data, primarily in the form of opinions and oral arguments, to provide insights into the justices’ decision making ...

The Senate had already passed an extension of the so-called HEAR Act, which is scheduled to expire at the end of the year.

New Mexico made strong progress in its goals to reform its troubled foster care system last year and is ready to start work on another set of goals, the state and plaintiffs in a landmark child ...