Sandoz will pay $400 million to settle generic drug price-fixing allegations with 48 states. Americans who bought certain generic medications may be eligible for compensation. Here's how to file a claim and what the settlement may mean for the future cost of prescription drugs.
A civil lawsuit, a state-led criminal investigation, and growing student protests are bringing renewed attention to how Cornell responds to reports of sexual assault.
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Sandoz will pay $400 million to settle generic drug price-fixing allegations with 48 states. Americans who bought certain generic medications may be eligible for compensation. Here's how to file a claim and what the settlement may mean for the future cost of prescription drugs.
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With tropical weather potentially threatening Louisiana, now is a good time for homeowners to review insurance coverage and document their property. Attorney Jed Cain explains steps that can help protect against a future storm damage claim.
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Atlanta trial law firm representing clients nationwide in personal injury, mass torts, and dangerous drug cases. Over $750 million recovered for injured clients.
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John Mueller confirmed that AI training crawlers are actively hitting sitemaps and RSS feeds. If you publish anything online under your name, your sitemap and RSS feed are part of how AI systems find and index your work. Having those set up and pointing at everything you've written isn't optional anymore if you want to show up in AI-generated answers.
Cloudflare's traffic data shows automated requests now outnumber human ones, with AI agents growing fastest. That means your site already has a non-human audience reading it constantly. What you publish, how it's structured, and whether AI can make sense of it matters just as much as whether a person can.
"What could the founder of a baseball team known for dancing players and a senior-citizen dance squad possibly teach lawyers about running a small firm?" That's Bob Ambrogi, on hearing that Savannah Bananas founder Jesse Cole was keynoting this year's Kaleidoscope. The answer turned out to be plenty. Bob came away with 15 takeaways for small firms, and most of them are sharper than what you'd get from a legal marketing panel.
Schema markup tells search engines and AI systems exactly who you are and what you practice, in a format machines can read without guessing. If your site doesn't have it, you're leaving your name and expertise off the table. This piece walks through what's worth adding in 2026, and attorneys with a publish.law site get schema.org structured data shipped automatically under their name on every post and page.
NLWeb is an emerging protocol that lets AI agents query websites directly in plain language, essentially making your site conversational. It's early, but if AI is how clients start finding attorneys, having a site structured for machine-readable queries puts your name ahead of those that aren't.
