Trump’s December 11, 2025 AI Executive Order seeks national uniformity but is likely to increase regulatory uncertainty rather than reduce it.

AI is reshaping the legal field in ways that could either widen existing gender gaps or empower women lawyers—offering new tools to spotlight inequities, support career advancement, and level the playing field when firms and women themselves embrace its potential.

AI is transforming legal work by automating routine tasks and increasing the premium on human judgment, making strategic, communication-driven lawyers more valuable than ever.

Lawyers are unknowingly participating in a $300-billion AI arms race that will shape how law is practiced for years to come.

OpenAI’s real setback in the Authors Guild case stems not from using shadow-library data, but from deleting key datasets and giving shifting explanations that damaged its credibility and triggered a privilege waiver.