Jacqui Coombe

Netflix’s CHAOS And Whether a Prosecutor’s Book Deal Dictated the Manson Narrative?

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What Netflix’s CHAOS Reveals About Vincent Bugliosi CHAOS: The Manson Murders (Netflix, 2025) reignites scrutiny over Vincent Bugliosi’s prosecution of Charles Manson and his book on the scandalous Hollywood multiple murders outlined in his mega-selling Helter Skelter. The Netflix documentary, drawing from Tom O’Neill’s 2019 investigative work, challenges long-held assumptions about Bugliosi’s motives, courtroom strategies, and post-trial career—raising some […]

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The Dramatic Impact of Generative AI for Corporate Law Departments

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The Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) and Everlaw have released a comprehensive report demonstrating the transformative impact of generative AI on corporate law departments. The report, “GenAI and Future Corporate Legal Work: How Ready Are In-house Teams?” is based on responses from over 475 legal professionals in US-based corporate law departments, offers a detailed analysis

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The Monster, Multibillion Dollar Brazilian Class Action Lawsuit

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Largest Class Action Lawsuit Hits London Courts The largest class action lawsuit of its kind – the $47 billion Brazilian dam collapse case – has hit the London Courts lead by personal injury firm Pogust Goodhead. According to Pogust Goodhead the claims against mining giant BHP makes it the largest environmental claim ever. The claim

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 CLIO Report Shows Law Firm AI is Leading To an ‘Adapt or Get Left Behind’ Situation

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CLIO AI Report Results Jacqui Coombe, LawFuel legal tech editor A new Clio report reveals that AI adoption among legal professionals has skyrocketed from just 19 percent in 2023 to 79 percent in 2024. This dramatic surge signals a fundamental reimagining of law firm operations and the very nature of legal work itself. The Clio

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Law Firm SEO: Your Ticket to Going From Page 10 to Page 1

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Law Firm SEO: Attract Clients While You Sleep Jacqui Coombe, LawFuel legaltech contributor Ever feel like your law firm is the best-kept secret in town? You’re not alone. In today’s digital jungle, even the most brilliant legal minds can get lost in the noise. But here’s the kicker: with the right SEO strategy, you can

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Baroness Fiona Shackleton Called In For Another Celebrity Divorce

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Jacqui Coombe When it comes to handling the messy divorces of Britain’s elite, few lawyers command as much respect and fear as Fiona Shackleton, carrying the equally lustrous title now as Baroness Shackleton of Belgravia. We wrote about the so-called ‘steel magnolia’ right back in 2013, at the time she had received her new title

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Big Law Firms Continue Their China ‘Retreat’

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Orrick Reduces China Footprint LawFuel Contributing editor Jacqui Coombe Law firm retreats are normally restful and instructive, but the Big Law firms retreat from China continue in a different vein as Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe announced this week that it would reduce its footprint in China by centralizing its operation to Beijing when the Shanghai

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