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The plaintiffs law firm Edelson has said it won’t be participating in on-campus interviews at Harvard Law School because of statements about genocide by the university’s president, Claudine Gay, during congressional testimony earlier this month.

As 2023 draws to a close, the Legal Rebels Podcast looks at the top stories in legal technology for the year.

U.S. employers facing surging costs from paying for Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy and similar obesity drugs are hiring virtual healthcare providers like Teladoc to implement...

If you want to take a team approach to adding new software into your law firm, we’ve got the template for you.

Some patients with type 2 diabetes say they are having more difficulty getting reimbursed for drugs like Ozempic as U.S. insurers implement restrictions designed to deter...

As lawyers, whether we practice in a corporate legal office, a global law firm or an independent firm, we are all trying to position ourselves for success in a changing and more globalized legal landscape. We are also all facing challenges in recruiting and retaining the young lawyers who will help us get there. Lawyer exchanges are one tool that can be effective on both fronts.

Shearman & Sterling has approved cuts to its pension program before the successful vote to merge with Allen & Overy, according to reporting by Law.com.

Problem gambling is linked to an 89% increased risk for long-term work disability, a new study suggests.

Investigators examined factors linked to attachment between general practitioners and patient communities in European nations, seeking lessons that could bolster primary care in Canada.

US health insurer Cigna has ended its attempt to negotiate an acquisition of rival Humana after the pair failed to agree on price.