by RG | Oct 14, 2026 | above the law
* New press secretary claims to be a lawyer, but she’s never passed a bar in the United States. In response, she says she passed the bar exam in China… even though China doesn’t let foreign nationals take their bar exam. [Popular Information] * Reddit wants Proskauer...
by RG | Oct 14, 2026 | legal matters
Gene Commander lays out the change management principles firm leaders can use to redefine how they deliver value, develop talent and shape workplace culture in the age of AI. The post Adapting to AI: Strategic Change Management for Law Firms appeared first on...
by RG | Oct 14, 2026 | Law.com
A number of associates who are rolling up their sleeves told Law.com that legal AI has been a benefit to their work—a counterpoint to Law.com data revealing that many midlevels view technology replacing humans as the biggest threat to their jobs. A number of...
by RG | Oct 13, 2026 | Law.com
People v. Torres offers a timely New York reminder: An algorithmic candidate and a witness identification are different events, and litigators should be able to reconstruct both. People v. Torres offers a timely New York reminder: An algorithmic candidate and a...
by RG | Oct 13, 2026 | above the law
In December 2021, as the rest of Biglaw started trying to figure out how to forge a post-COVID hybrid work schedule to get folks back in the office, Quinn Emanuel went the other way. Every U.S. lawyer, “from first-year associates to partners,” could work from anywhere...
