Although we hear a lot of talk about artificial intelligence, a large segment of the legal profession knows little about it and hasn’t tried it. Some bemoan this technological revolution, fearing it will cause human skills to shrivel. My own conviction is that whatever harm bad actors might do with it, in good hands, it’s a tool that can benefit people. For the lawyer, it’s like having a superb assistant who is remarkably efficient.
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Love Hurts: 13 Famous Prenups
To prenup or not to prenup, that is the question—at least it’s what you might ask your lawyer after you initially pop the question, then exchange rings and eventually walk down the aisle on that special day and say "I do." Prenups are used to divide assets in cases of divorce or death, as a way to avoid state law that dictate what would happen without an agreement. While most prenups are straightforward, some can be unordinary and shocking—especially when you enter the world of famous marriages—from both modern-day celebrities and historical figures. In honor of Valentine’s Day, check out these 13 famous and somewhat-shocking prenups.
