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RPLG Attorneys Honored Among Northern California’s Elite as 2025 Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

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In Sacramento, California, a trio of attorneys from RPLG has been honored with the distinction of being named among the 2025 Northern California Super Lawyers and Rising Stars. This elite recognition underscores their dedication and excellence in the legal profession, highlighting their contributions to various fields of law. The prestigious Super Lawyers designation is awarded to a select group of lawyers who have demonstrated outstanding performance in their practice. Each year, peer evaluations and independent research are utilized to determine the top-performing legal professionals in the Northern California region. The inclusion of RPLG’s attorneys in … Read more

Survey Reveals Surge in AI Adoption Among Lawyers, Yet Few Firms Embrace Strategic Integration

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LONDON — A recent report indicates that nearly two-thirds of lawyers are utilizing artificial intelligence to enhance their professional tasks. However, only 17% report that their firms have a fully integrated AI strategy, with about two-thirds claiming that their organization’s AI culture is either slow to develop or entirely lacking. This marks a significant rise in adoption from earlier this year when just 41% of lawyers indicated they were employing AI in their work, reflecting a 15% increase over approximately eight months. The findings from LexisNexis highlight an “AI culture clash,” revealing a disparity between … Read more

Confusion Reigns Among Students as Trump’s H.R. 1 Reshapes Federal Graduate Loan Landscape

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — In a significant shift for student loan policy, President Trump signed into law H.R. 1, known as the Big Beautiful Bill, on July 4, effectively dismantling the SAVE Plan established during the Biden administration. This income-driven repayment option was projected to cost taxpayers approximately $475 billion over the next decade. As the new academic year unfolds, a notable disconnect appears among college students regarding their understanding of these changes. According to a survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report, many students express concerns about the federal loan changes introduced by H.R. … Read more

"Alina Habba Claims ‘Collusion’ Among Judges Amid Controversy Over Unlawful U.S. Attorney Appointment"

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Alina Habba, the former personal attorney for Donald Trump, recently claimed that federal judges have engaged in collusion against her following a court ruling asserting her illegal tenure as U.S. attorney for New Jersey. U.S. District Judge Matthew Brann stated that Habba’s appointment cannot be considered lawful, as the Senate has not confirmed her position and her interim service period expired on July 1. Amidst mounting legal challenges, judges in New Jersey appointed Habba’s deputy to succeed her as the interim U.S. attorney. In a surprising turn, New Jersey Attorney General Pam Bondi dismissed this … Read more