California is considering a requirement for law schools to incorporate artificial intelligence training into their curricula, reflecting the growing influence
MoreCalifornia is considering a requirement for law schools to incorporate artificial intelligence training into their curricula, reflecting the growing influence
MoreSchool leaders across the United Kingdom are reporting a rise in disputes with parents that increasingly involve legal complaints, formal data requests and threats of legal action. The trend, highlighted in a survey by the Association of School and College
MoreNorthern Ireland is under renewed pressure to address a gap in school transport law after the death of 11-year-old Caitlin-Rose McMullan prompted
A shift in the US legal landscape around diversity, equity and inclusion in higher education is also carrying implications for employers. The
The United States Justice Department has asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the American Bar Association challenging actions
A residents’ group in East Sussex is preparing a second legal challenge against government plans to house asylum seekers at a former
The United Kingdom’s decision to permit the United States to use British military bases in operations against Iran has placed Prime Minister
The United States’ joint military action against Iran has triggered immediate scrutiny over its legal foundation, with critics arguing the operation lacks
India’s Supreme Court is examining WhatsApp’s 2021 privacy policy in a case that raises broader legal questions about data protection, market dominance
The European Commission is examining legal avenues to circumvent Hungary’s veto of a €90bn loan, in a move that could test the
The legal profession is redefining its approach to artificial intelligence, shifting from a posture of conditional trust to one of mandatory verification.
A $20m negligence claim filed by British doubles player Tara Moore against the Women’s Tennis Association has opened a further legal front