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New Legal Ed Papers

Why DeepSeek Is A Turning Point For Some Legal AI Vendors

The Notes: Philanthropy, Feb. 24, 2025

Oregon spends millions to help immigrants fight deportation. It’s unclear how many succeed

Trump's Birthright Executive Order—Experts Call It 'A Direct Violation of 14th Amendment'

Trump's Guantanamo ICE facility an end-run around Congressional inspections

Financial Advisor Magazine

DOGE Says It Is Now Examining SEC Operations

Tax season 2025 scorecard: Americans are waiting longer to file and are receiving bigger refunds

Time’s Up: Will Law Firms Say Goodbye To Billable Hour In The (Gen)AI Era?

Willkie Removal in Bankruptcy Case Is Lesson in Ethics' Limits

Cincinnati Enquirer

Procter & Gamble, Kroger defend diversity policies amid Trump attack on DEI

The Nevada Independent

Interview: Current immigration situation under Trump's executive orders

The Nevada Independent

Indy Explains: The life cycle of an immigration case, from ICE arrest to deportation

So far, mass deportation has been more rhetoric than reality

Credit Card Approval: Ask the Experts

In-kind redemptions could boost crypto opportunities for RIA clients

GOP Bill Would Ban Criminals From Asylum. Most Already Are

Wealth Management

Broker Uses Recent Supreme Court Decisions In Case Against FINRA

News 3 Las Vegas

Commissioner McCurdy II leads 'Know Your Rights' event for immigrant support and resources

Steve Wynn Asks Supreme Court to Revisit Key Press Freedom Case

Establishing a Nevada business court could attract billions in revenue, lawmaker says

Native Sun News Today

Florida republican introduces bill to add Trump to Mount Rushmore

The Nevada Independent

Attorneys for Steve Wynn ask Supreme Court to overturn landmark libel rule

KVVU-TV (Fox 5)

Laken Riley Act sparks debate among Las Vegas Valley community