* Traffic law reminder: men in chicken suits have the right of way. [Lowering the Bar] * Donna Adelson’s murder trial delayed as the lawyer she shared with her son leaves the case because the younger Adelson refused to consent to being cross-examined by the shared attorney. [ABA Journal] * Mark Esper joins Squire Patton…
5 ways to Track Nonprofit Event Engagement From managing walks to virtual events, there are several ways nonprofit reporting tools can make the event process easier for your team and attendees. Collecting the right data and pulling the right reports will allow you to learn more about your supporters, how they prefer to engage with…
Arizona State University, University of Wollongong, University of Strathclyde, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and IE University are expected to open their branches, as per a report by University World News. The announcement was made in a report titled ‘Saudi Economy and Investment Monitor’, which was published by the Saudi Ministry of Investment. Among…
A total of 61,110 international applicants received a place this year, down 0.6% from last year, UCAS data has showed. China remains the largest international student market, with 14,890 acceptances – though also down 1.9% on last year – followed by India and Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the total number of students places from the EU…
The National Education Conference in Beijing on September 9-10 shone a light on Chinese education, with sector leaders expecting no major shifts in the country’s international policies. In what was seen as a continuation of current policies, President Xi emphasised the need to “expand international academic exchanges and educational and scientific research cooperation, actively…
Listen to the article 9 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. A Republican-led crackdown on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in higher education is ramping up at colleges across the country. Opponents argue that DEI offices and programs create division and exclude wide swaths of campus from accessing…
Delays in campus transportation may be irritating for students, faculty, and administrators, leaving everyone concerned about arrival times and safety. This blog looks at how an innovative mobile app is altering transportation management in higher education. By providing real-time tracking of shuttle journeys, the Automated Bus Scheduling Systems enhances safety, simplifies operations, and gives everyone…
NGOs, or Non-Governmental Organisations, are non-profit foundations dedicated to improving society. They work independently of governments, relying on donations and fundraising to support their initiatives. NGOs actively work to promote the interests and well-being of marginalised groups, providing essential services and raising awareness about crucial issues. In this blog, we’ll highlight some of the best…
Being a lawyer isn’t easy. From intaking new clients to juggling open legal cases and keeping up with administrative work, being a great lawyer requires careful management, patience, and dedication. The great news is: Chatbots for lawyers can help with all aspects of a lawyer’s day-to-day. Typically, chatbots are best known as a precursor to…
We’ve talked a lot about the benefits of AI—but we also understand the risks. Unfortunately, instances of lawyers being sanctioned for relying on AI-generated briefs have taught the profession that AI does not come without complications and is not a substitute for a lawyer’s wisdom. We’ve also seen the courts respond to the rise of…