by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | Law.com
There is no current federal law regulating the technology, but Washington, D.C., and two dozen states have laws on the books pertaining to the cameras, according to the New York University Law School’s Policing Project. There is no current federal law...
by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | Law.com
The strongest, longest-lasting partnerships were never built because one platform had more features than another. They were built because there was trust. And every relationship I’ve seen fall apart, even when the technology was solid, came down to that trust...
by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | LawSite
Call it Alex Su, redux. We do not usually have the same guest on LawNext twice in the same year, but there is good reason to have Alex back, as he has just been named president of Latitude Legal, the flexible legal staffing company. Last February, Alex and I recorded...
by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | Law.com
“Being a good person and a good colleague goes a long way. You’re going to need to have people vouching for you who have seen you in action, who know you as a friend, who know that you’re there for them and that you’ll help them out without...
by RG | Sep 16, 2026 | legal matters
Jamie Spannhake | We already knew about the motherhood penalty for lawyers, but what about the daddy track? The ABA’s parenthood study offers a roadmap for fixing a faulty structure (and it’s not just about childcare). Listen up, law firm leaders! The post...
