Recent efforts by PwC to train new associates on AI tools are sensible and necessary responses to how quickly technology is reshaping professional work. But they also point to a deeper industry shift.
President Donald Trump’s executive order on artificial intelligence could lead to a national standard that reduces AI compliance costs and maintains global competitiveness.
The Texas Supreme Court has ended the state’s reliance on the American Bar Association to accredit its law schools, finalizing a rule that places the state high court in charge of that certification.
Balch & Bingham has added 21 attorneys plus staff from Duggins Wren Mann & Romero, a Texas-based firm serving the energy sector.
One of the largest US oil refiners sees a potential reopening of Venezuela’s oil industry as a major boost to fuel-makers that rely on heavier crude grades.
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Kate Goodrich Wright joined K&L Gates as a partner in its public policy and law practice in Austin, the firm announced Tuesday.
A company that makes mobile devices meant to hold up in harsh environments escaped a patent-infringement lawsuit after a New York federal judge blocked Texas-based attorney Bill Ramey’s application to represent the patent owner.
University of Texas at Austin’s president can’t be held individually liable anytime an employee of color is denied a pay raise, a Fifth Circuit judge warned during oral arguments Tuesday, as he considered a lower court’s ruling that could have that impact on the university.
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