By Matt Perez

Greenshoe, an artificial intelligence startup designed to automate disclosure filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, announced Thursday that it had raised $3 million in seed funding.

By Emily Sawicki

For the second time in as many months, a Manhattan federal judge has stopped short of sanctioning an attorney for including false case citations in a filing, warning the lawyer in an order that he had better not allow errors again.

By Jade Martinez-Pogue

Artificial intelligence development platform Cursor on Thursday revealed that its valuation had soared to $29.3 billion after it wrapped its latest funding round with $2.3 billion in investor commitments.

By Michele Gorman

One of the most challenging aspects about being a general counsel in 2025 is that employees have access to AI, without it being completely mature and fleshed out, said the general counsel at IT managed service provider Netrio.

By Georgia Kromrei

Savills announced Wednesday that it is elevating Julia Spivack, who has been associate general counsel at the real estate advisory firm for three years, to executive vice president and general counsel. In an interview with Law360, Spivack spoke about her priorities in her new role.

By James Boyle

Top in-house attorneys for Bristol Myers Squibb, Docusign and GoDaddy are among the members of the newly announced general counsel advisory board for Theo Ai, a company using an artificial intelligence platform to predict outcomes in civil suits.