by RG | Sep 9, 2025 | above the law
The legal industry has been in full embrace mode when it comes to cloud computing. Data from the American Bar Association and reported in 2023 for example showed cloud usage among lawyers jumped from 60% to 70% overall, with solo practitioners leading the charge,...
by RG | Sep 9, 2025 | above the law
One of my little joys this past summer was a brown sugar cold foam cold brew from Starbucks, most often purchased after a strenuous sculling session. Simpler in both construction and calories than a frappuccino, but with the same instantaneous burst of sugary delight...
by RG | Sep 8, 2025 | above the law
The biggest argument I’ve gotten into lately — in the legal tech space anyway — is over so-called “Agentic AI.” I say, “so-called” because most of the tools billing themselves as “agentic” don’t bear much resemblance to the “Agentic AI” being talked about in every...
by RG | Sep 8, 2025 | above the law
Are you there, Donald? It’s me, John. (Photo by Jabin Botsford – Pool/Getty Images)Exercising tremendous restraint, Chief Justice Roberts managed not to write “Executor? I hardly knew her!” on this morning’s opinion functionally overruling Humphrey’s Executor. Alas,...
by RG | Sep 8, 2025 | above the law
Midlevels Are Dealing With Crappy Technology: Some say the laptops are “borderline unusable.” Tariff Case Headed To SCOTUS: Scott Bessent is damn near bragging about winning already. “Becoming Thurgood” Releases Tomorrow: Be sure to watch & learn! Is That A...
by RG | Sep 8, 2025 | above the law
The American Lawyer recently revealed its 2025 midlevel survey, which showed us that midlevels are frustrated because they crave training and mentorship opportunities, but not every Biglaw firm has been able to fulfill their end of the bargain. On top of that, they...
