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From the That's-not-going-to-win-anymore-trust Dept The post Elon Whines That He’ll Give Away NPR’s Twitter Account If They Won’t Start Using Twitter Again appeared first on Above the Law.

It's only a matter of time. The post How Soon Before AI Kills The Billable Hour? appeared first on Above the Law.

Finally, an application for AI that we can all get behind. The post New LexisNexis Generative AI Writes Mean Cease & Desist Letters, Becoming The AI We Never Knew We Needed appeared first on Above the Law.

Share your perspective for a chance to win a $250 gift card. The post Are Bigger Firms Better Equipped To Manage Data Security? appeared first on Above the Law.

We're pleased to present this new guide to the products that work well with Clio. (Clio itself has no involvement in this publication.) The post Now Live At The Non-Event: Your Guide To Clio App Integrations! appeared first on Above the Law.

We're pleased to present this new guide to the products that work well with Clio. (Clio itself has no involvement in this publication.) The post Now Live At The Non-Event: Your Guide To Clio App Integrations! appeared first on Above the Law.

You got to hand it to a man who continues to make poor business decisions after halving his companies values and getting out-voted from leading it. The post Actual Fake News: Elon Musk Threatens To Give Away News Source’s Account If They Don’t Behave appeared first on Above the Law.

Phew! Learn how to turn off chat history here. The post Lawyers Breathe A Sigh Of Relief: They Can Turn Off Chat History For ChatGPT appeared first on Above the Law.

A legal marketing conundrum. The post Law Firm Suggests Reimbursing For Twitter Blue… In Case You Want Clients To Laugh At You appeared first on Above the Law.

In some ways, the Drug Enforcement Agency’s proposed rules for prescribing controlled substances via telemedicine are a sign of progress. Behavioral health could be getting some much-needed clarity, but at what cost? The post Reading Between The Lines Of The DEA’s Proposed Rules On Telemedicine appeared first on Above the Law.