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AI-powered search tools are more and more becoming the first place that people turn to for recommendations, expert opinions, and brand research. If you’re not thinking about AI visibility as part of your communications strategy right now, get with the program — you’re already behind. Here’s some advice on how to catch up.

Notable recent court filings in entertainment law.

Key insights from a panel discussion during this year’s South by Southwest conference in Austin, where speakers weighed the impact of a landmark music industry verdict and what comes next for a sector awash with artificial intelligence.

This article focuses on negotiating terms in a commercial real estate purchase and sale contract (the contract) regarding covenants between contract signing and closing, and focuses on negotiating the allocation of closing costs.

Misindexing of Deed Justifies Vacating Default By Former Owner In Action By Tax Sale PurchaserNuisance Claim Reinstated Against Neighbor Whose Ventilation Pipes Emitted Exhaust FumesPrivate Nuisance Claim Can Be Maintained Even When Number of Affected Owners Is Large

EV charging centers are likely to become a common fixture along heavily trafficked regional routes as more drivers opt for EVs. Municipalities, especially those along designated Alternative Fuel Corridors, would benefit from proactively updating their zoning ordinances to address this new type of facility.

Racial and ethnic diversity appeared to decline at law firms in 2025, according to a recent report from the National Association for Law Placement.

Bankruptcy law boomed at the end of 2025 and is expected to remain strong throughout 2026, but the reasons for the growth in activity are up for debate, with practitioners crediting global politics, COVID-19’s fallout and other factors.