"This was a really super tenuous case to begin with," a Dykema Gossett criminal defense attorney for defendant Hoau-Yan Wang said after the U.S. Department of Justice voluntarily dismissed an indictment in Maryland federal court charging Wang with defrauding the U.S. National Institutes of Health.

In a recent law.com video podcast, Williams & Finkbine managing partner Arnold Finkbine lays out how and why his law firm's AI caution became AI confidence.

Williams & Finkbine managing partner Arnold Finkbine talks about his firm's AI journey from resisting AI to using it to drive efficiency and revenue.

The financial industry in particular is looking for guidance from firms like Sullivan & Cromwell on how to avoid punitive actions in the U.S.

Departing GC Danielle McCoy called her 19 years at Fannie Mae "the privilege of a lifetime."

Patricia S. Abril, the interim dean of University of Miami's School of Law, says a new optional application question asking potential students to design an AI prompt is a way to take the technology "out of the shadows, because we know that it's there anyway.”

"Traditional workflows are no longer sufficient to manage the volume, variety and velocity of modern data," according to a new report from FTI Consulting.