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How can legal teams move fast, reduce costs, and handle greater volumes of information? AI has rapidly become the de facto answer. But beneath the enthusiasm for AI, how are practitioners actually using AI-driven tools — and what are they learning as adoption shifts from experimentation to daily operations?

Condemnation Served a Public Purpose

Notice of Pendency Provided Constructive Notice to Foreclosure Sale Purchaser

Zoning Board Properly Construed OrdinanceNeighbors’ Open Meetings Law Challenge to Lease to Wireless Character Was UntimelyPlanning Board Not Bound to Consider Approval’s Impact on Easement or Covenant

Tax Escalation Clause Does Not Entitle Landlord to Collect Additional Rent On Taxes Landlord Did Not PayGood Guy Guaranty Does Not Cover Obligations Accruing After SurrenderStipulation In Prior Proceeding Did Not Bar Use and Occupancy ClaimFlooding Was Outside the Scope of Landlord’s Responsibility

Most municipalities use tax foreclosures to pay for schools, parks, police, fire protection, and a host of other public services and need enforcement measures both to collect the taxes and to incentivize others to continue paying on time, although many also sell their tax liens to obtain quicker payment of tax obligations.

This article provides the best practices that have held up across three decades, the four facts that explain why they work, and the few things that genuinely are different now.

Many firms still involve marketing only after key AI decisions have been made, when leadership needs a press release, website copy or new language for an RFP. By then, the CMO isn’t shaping the firm’s AI strategy; they are narrating it. That’s a missed business opportunity, and the window is closing fast.