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Thomson Reuters Unveils AI-Powered Legal Tools for U.S. Law Schools, Paving the Way for the Next Generation of Attorneys

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Toronto, Canada – Thomson Reuters, a leading global content and technology company, announced on September 24, 2025, that its innovative Gen AI-enabled legal tools, CoCounsel Legal and Deep Research from Westlaw, will soon be available for U.S. law schools. This initiative aims to enhance the educational resources provided to future legal professionals. By extending access to these sophisticated tools, Thomson Reuters aims to solidify its status as a key technology partner for legal education across the United States. The company currently provides services to more than 200 law schools, including many top-tier institutions within the … Read more

Attention Drivers: New AI-Powered Fines and Stricter Laws Roll Out Across the U.S. This September!

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Drivers across the United States are preparing for significant changes on the road as a series of new regulations take effect this September. These laws, spanning from Ohio to South Carolina, address issues related to young drivers, cellphone use, and the operation of autonomous vehicles. In Shelton, Connecticut, the city’s initiative to enhance school bus safety includes the installation of artificial intelligence-powered cameras on all 68 school buses. The cameras will automatically capture images and license plate details of vehicles that pass stopped buses with flashing lights. A 30-day warning period will precede the enforcement … Read more

Judge Imposes Sanctions on Lawyer for AI-Powered Legal Blunders, Mandates Ethics Training

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Philadelphia, PA — A federal judge in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania referenced a line from the 1920 science fiction play, R.U.R. (Rossum’s Universal Robots), to set the stage for a recent disciplinary action involving a lawyer’s inappropriate reliance on artificial intelligence. The play, penned by Czech writer Karel Čapek, debates the essence of humanity in robots, setting a fitting prelude to a case involving the sometimes blurred lines between human and algorithmic judgments in legal practice. In this groundbreaking decision, U.S. District Judge Kai N. Scott sanctioned attorney Raja Rajan for outsourcing legal research … Read more

Parambil Secures $2 Million Pre-Seed Investment to Revolutionize Legal Landscape with AI-Powered Mass Tort Solutions

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San Francisco, CA — In a significant move for the legal industry, Parambil, a startup utilizing artificial intelligence to streamline mass tort processes, has successfully raised $2 million in pre-seed funding. This early investment underscores the growing interest in the intersection of technology and law, particularly in how AI can be leveraged to enhance efficiency in legal procedures. Started by a group of tech-savvy entrepreneurs, Parambil aims to transform the traditional mass tort system, which has been criticized for its often slow and cumbersome processes. Mass tort cases involve lawsuits with numerous plaintiffs against one … Read more