Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing industries across the globe and the legal profession, although often resistant to new technologies, is ultimately no exception. Fundamental tasks such as routine motion drafting, contract review, and legal research can all be transformed by AI technologies. However, as with any technological advancement, the integration of AI into the practice of law raises significant ethical, practical, and regulatory challenges. This article explores the key issues at the intersection of law and AI, including confidentiality concerns, the impact on legal professionals, and the need for updated regulatory frameworks.

In recent years, TikTok, a social media platform with a massive global user base, has come under intense scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers. Concerns about privacy, national security, and the platform’s ties to the Chinese government have led to bipartisan legislation calling for either banning the app or forcing its sale to a U.S.-based company. Amidst the national debate, the U.S. Supreme Court was tasked with determining the constitutionality of the proposed TikTok legislation. Central to this inquiry for the 170 million users and small business owners on TikTok is the First Amendment, which guarantees the right to freedom of speech. The question for the Supreme Court in the eyes of the average American is: does the U.S. government’s prerogative to regulate national security issues and privacy concerns supersede the First Amendment rights of its users?

The ongoing case between the Premier League and Manchester City has captured the attention of football fans and legal experts alike. The allegations against Manchester City revolve around breaches of Financial Fair Play (FFP) and Profit and Sustainability (PSR) regulations, with the club accused of inflating sponsorship revenues and failing to provide accurate financial information over a period of several years. The potential outcomes of this case could have far-reaching consequences, both legally and for the sporting landscape of English football.