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Your Prompt Attention Requested: Sounding the Alarm Over Prompt Injections
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A pro se litigant’s use of prompt injections in a recent Connecticut case; what prompt injections consist of, and how they work; potential hazards created by prompt injections’ existence within legal documents; how the Connecticut Superior Court handled the matter; how lawyers and their clients can best guard against harms that may arise from the use of prompt injections.
Review the New Film Coyote vs. Acme Through a Lawyer’s Lens
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The new animation-live action film Coyote vs. Acme — a subject that could prove fun to write about, while also serving as a jumping-off point to explore any of the following angles: corporate defense work, product liability cases, challenging clients, reputational management, or the entertainment industry’s portrayals through the years of corporate America or of the legal profession.
Advice That Has Gone the Distance: Tell Us Your Thoughts
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Professional or personal advice that has withstood the test of time. Consider presenting some real-life examples of useful advice you have received that has proven resilient even in the face of significant shifts or upheavals affecting the legal profession, the justice system, or society over the years. What are some evergreen insights or bits of wisdom that have been a touchstone for you in your personal or professional life?
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California is going through a record-breaking venture capital surge, fueled mostly by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence
A new season for student-athlete organizing: What Stanford and Oregon State may signal about the next phase
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Trump Administration Takes Another Crack at Implementing Hefty H-1B Fee
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A proposed rule, released on Aug. 24, intended to levy a $103,265 fee for H-1B visas; whom this proposed regulation would most affect; potential timeline for its finalization and implementation; how the proposed rule differs from the Trump administration’s prior attempt to impose a six-figure H-1B fee; whether the proposed fee is apt to run aground in the courts; what to know about the current H-1B system, how it works, and its pros and cons for employers and workers.
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https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/24/politics/trump-administration-h-1b-visa-fee
Immigration-Related Issues for Tenants, Property Owners
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Questions that commercial or residential property owners may be asking amid the Trump administration’s continued hard line on immigration enforcement; what property owners should know about warrants, access to properties’ exteriors or interiors, tenant rights to privacy or advance notice of visits by property owners or others; whether tenant discrimination claims involving national origin or immigration status are on the increase; what documentation property owners may legally request.
New E-Filing Requirement Announced by DHS
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An interim final rule announced on Aug. 10 by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security; how this affects the filing of immigration forms; which forms are affected; when the new requirement takes effect; any other key information needed to complete the filing process.
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