From Legal Data Hunter, “Every country has its own laws. Every court publishes its own decisions. Every government buries its statutes in its own portal, its own format, its own language. The result? A legal world fractured into thousands of
Today, LexBlog has over 27,000 bloggers within its network, including over half of the nearly 1,500 blogs from the United States’ top 200 law firms. But more importantly, LexBlog devotes itself to empowering a global network built around the company’s mission to provide real-time news and insights powered by the legal community.
The Library Development and Networking Division of the Texas State Library reports on the introduction of virtual court kiosks in county law libraries offering “a secure, private space where patrons can connect to legal resources and even attend virtual court…
Bob Ambrogi reported today on Anthropic’s biggest step yet into the legal market, releasing more than 20 new MCP connectors linking Claude to the software lawyers run on, plus 12 plugins built around specific practice areas.
A Claude YouTube video…
Interesting Tweet Sunday evening from Matt Mullenweg, a co-founder of WordPress.
Really proud to have @TheAnkler on Open Source with @automattic and @benthompson's Passport product, you can apply for the waitlist here: https://t.co/sPliIxzxxU https://t.co/TlaA27nxgc
— Matt Mullenweg (@photomatt) May 11, 2026
Per Emma Roth of The Verge,
“Substack, the once buzzy newsletter platform, is losing a new swath of writers to rival platforms most people haven’t heard of. Just…
Skimming Google News for articles on AI and law libraries, I came across a white paper published last October: Building the Future of Law Libraries: Artificial Intelligence, Opportunities, and Advancement by Cas Laskowski, Associate Librarian and Head of Research,…