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Not long ago, lawyers debated whether AI even belonged in the profession. Today the conversation has shifted. The real question is no longer whether we should use AI, but whether we can afford not to. In the Pacific, where legal offices are lean and every lawyer wears several hats, the gap between those who use AI responsibly and those who avoid it entirely is growing by the day. One group is working faster, serving more clients, and expanding their reach. The other is slowly

On May 25, 2025, six constitutional amendments were certified into law in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It was a rare and...

It began in Seoul with handshakes and hope — and ended in a Marshall Islands courtroom. In March 2020, just days before the world shut...

A Legal Drama from the Frontlines of Climate Change in the Marshall Islands 1. The Tide That Took Rito’s Backyard Every morning, Rito...

Lending Trouble: The Real Price of Island Generosity It started like any other Saturday. Jonah needed to get to the next atoll. The sun...

Source: Charles Sturt University – House in Mille In the Marshall Islands, the ocean surrounds us — but it is the land that grounds us....

In the world of legislation, precise and effective drafting plays a crucial role. When drafting is lacking, it can create loopholes that...

Maritime Law in the Marshall Islands: An Overview The Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), a picturesque archipelago in the central...