The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit affirmed a district court’s $1.32 million judgment in favor of a medical device maker.

Axiom Exergy's name is as meticulous and modern as its product: an "axiom" is an established truth, and "exergy" refers to energy available for use.

Legal budgets are expanding in 2027, yet the gains are being consumed by compensation costs, escalating law firm fees, and unfunded AI initiatives. In-house legal teams face a paradox of growth without capacity, forcing strategic pivots toward insourcing, alternative legal service providers, and adaptable operational frameworks designed for sustained performance.

District Court Holds Letter Notifying Debtor of Change in Debt Ownership Can Fall Under FDCPA.

Legal AI has rapidly proliferated across in-house legal teams, appearing in budgets and workflows everywhere, yet a striking gap has emerged between adoption and effective implementation. While nearly every legal department now uses AI tools, only a small fraction has successfully scaled their deployment, and the vast majority cannot determine if their investments are delivering value.

The company will seek to identify investment opportunities presented by the Basel III and Solvency II transitions in Europe.

Rob Keller, Associate General Counsel at Cisco, joins Sara Morgan to challenge conventional wisdom: data governance carries more legal weight than AI itself. Overseeing product legal for $24B in annual revenue, Rob reveals why GCs should prioritize overlapping EU regulations without stalling launches, what good AI vendor diligence looks like, and two near-term compliance deadlines GCs are underestimating—California AB 2013 and EU high-risk AI use case directives, both due this summer.

An Acerchem UK employee sent a newsletter that included Axiom's "As Good as Whey" and "Non-GMO" logos to 343 email recipients.

An experienced M&A lawyer shares firsthand insights from using AI-powered contract review tools in a real due diligence project, revealing how the combination of legal expertise, AI technology...

A cross-firm team has advised Pyramid Global Hospitality on its acquisition of Axiom Hospitality. The move will see a strategic merger between Pyramid Global Hospitality's European division, Hamilton Pyramid Europe...

Global regulatory strategist Crispin Passmore and Axiom's Daniel Hayter explore how artificial intelligence and capital markets are forcing legal regulation to evolve at unprecedented speed. From unauthorized practice rules blocking innovation in the US to AI efficiency charges appearing on law firm invoices, they examine where regulation enables progress, where it creates barriers, and how general counsel can strategically leverage these regulatory shifts.

Is there any better marketing tool than an unexpected collaboration?

When seeking a preliminary injunction against trademark infringement, trademark owners have enjoyed a presumption of irreparable harm once they were able to establish a likelihood of confusion.

The Artemis programme is in full swing. The new Space Launch System (SLS), launched in November 2022, carried the ESA-developed Orion capsule in the first leg of its journey, which included a flyby of the moon and a safe return to Earth.

AI contract review is transforming how legal teams handle agreements, but many implementations fail to deliver promised results. This analysis examines what separates successful AI contract review deployments from stalled pilots, exploring the mechanics of AI-powered contract analysis, measurable efficiency gains of 40-75%, and the critical factors that determine whether legal teams achieve real value or just add another unused tool to their stack.

In some situations, such discovery must be appropriate because the trial lawyer possesses relevant knowledge about some historical event.

In another instance of the Indian judiciary's pro-arbitration approach, the Bombay High Court in a recent judgement enforced a SIAC award arising out of a dispute relating to a shareholder agreement.

The Patent Office proposed and invited comments on these changes in a May 2018 notice in the Federal Register

In an opinion that may come as a surprise to those familiar with the old axiom that "claims should be construed when possible to preserve their validity," the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has held the axiom applies only to ambiguous claim terms.

A corporation may appoint an individual to act as its "agent," vesting that individual with the authority to act on the corporation's behalf when signing contracts or making certain decisions.