Established wisdom tells us that Rule 11 serves as a guardrail in the world of litigation. Its core mission? To make litigants pause, reflect, and proceed with care when filing legal papers, all with the aim of smoothing the operation and process of federal courts. However, how this rule applies to the curious case of… Read More

On September 28, 2023, Michigan made history by becoming the firststate in the United States to require judges to refer to attorneys by theirpreferred pronouns. In a significant move towards fostering inclusivity andrecognizing the importance of self-identification, a divided MichiganSupreme Court approved a groundbreaking new rule. This rule allowsattorneys to include their preferred forms of… Read More

The United States government is taking on big tech in two huge antitrust cases – one against Google – the other against Amazon. These two suits highlight current government concerns over internet monopolies and the need for legislation to regulate the business practices of large tech companies. The Google antitrust trial, U.S. et al. v.… Read More

Catch the latest episode of The Law of Tech podcast subseries ‘LegalTech Startup Spotlight’, to zoom in on some of the amazing LegalTech companies across the globe and the incredible minds behind them.  You’ll hear from our CEO and co-founder Nicole Clark about our company origin and the very latest on our state trial court… Read More

The Theorem LTS evaluation panel has recognized Trellis as a Legal Research Leader in their Summer LegalTech Best Software Awards, together with some of the most recognized and trusted names in legal. Summer Quarter Awards are given after thorough review, scoring and analysis of data collected from across the Theorem LTS network — including major networks like CLOC… Read More