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Descrybe Open-Sources Its Legal Research Plumbing
Buried in the setup instructions of Anthropic’s claude-for-legal repository is the most important line about Claude’s threat (or OpenAI’s for that matter) to take over the legal industry: “Connect a research tool first.” Everything else...
The Best Law Schools For Moot Court (2026)
Moot court may not get the same attention as law review, but for students who actually want to litigate, it’s one of the closest things to the real job that they’ll experience in law school. It forces students to think on their feet, respond to relentless...
Vance imagines a bright ABA future at Nominating Committee candidates’ forum
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SCOTUSblog founder Tom Goldstein appeals fraud conviction
{mag_summary} SCOTUSblog co-founder Tom Goldstein is appealing his 12 convictions for tax and mortgage fraud, his six-year prison sentence and the $3.1 million restitution judgment…
Test-takers with accommodations in Washington were able to finish NextGen UBE
{mag_summary}Despite a decision last week by Washington to cancel the inaugural administration of the NextGen Uniform Bar Examination because of technical issues, those with approved…
Attorney accused of defrauding multiple clients of more than $855K
{mag_summary} A New York attorney was recently arrested for allegedly stealing more than $855,000 from his clients to pay for gambling and personal expenses during…
ABA President Michelle A. Behnke addresses House of Delegates
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Navy christens new destroyer named for corpsman who earned Medal of Honor
In 1953, in the final months of fighting in the Korean War, Hospital Corpsman 3rd Class William Charette found himself in a Marine Corps outpost as Chinese forces bore down on him and other American troops. Wounded and exposed to enemy fire, he moved through the...
New airman records perfect score at a top Air Force intelligence school
An airman training in one of the Air Force’s toughest intelligence jobs recently set a course record for, well, intelligence. Airman First Class Ty Bishop, 21, a signals intelligence, or SIGINT, analyst in the Arkansas Air National Guard, finished the grueling...