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Why Polsinelli Lawyers Won’t Get Billing Credit for AI Training

Polsinelli chair Chase Simmons, who leads one of the fastest growing firms in the country, talked on Bloomberg Law’s podcast, On The Merits, about how Polsinelli is adopting AI across the firm. He also explained Polsinelli’s focus on being a “daily and weekly law firm” for its clients and discussed his views on the Trump administration’s attacks on the legal industry.

Immigration Judge Firings Upheld in Boost for Trump Cuts

A federal panel has affirmed the attorney general’s constitutional right to terminate Justice Department immigration judges, a sweeping precedential departure that may hand President Donald Trump broad authority to fire federal employees without cause.

Perplexity AI Loses Bid for Dow Jones IP Investigation Files

Perplexity AI Inc.'s accusations that the publisher of The Wall Street Journal used burner accounts to make its answer engine generate copyright-infringing outputs weren’t enough to access their pre-lawsuit investigation materials, a judge ruled.

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