As Creditors Lay Down their Arms, Liability Management Takes Off

by RG | Jun 2, 2026 | Law.com

Top firms are jockeying for talent in a practice primed for growth.       Top firms are jockeying for talent in a practice primed for growth.       

Japan’s Big Four Push Deeper into Europe as East West Dealmaking Intensifies

by RG | Jun 1, 2026 | Law.com

Japan’s Big Four are planting deeper roots in Europe, each with different scale and ambition but the same bet: as the world turns more bilateral, clients want lawyers on the ground for Japan Europe deals going both ways.       Japan’s Big Four are planting...

OpenAI Moves Into Legal Tech With Hire of Ironclad Co-Founder Jason Boehmig

by RG | Jun 1, 2026 | Law.com

OpenAI joins fellow tech giants Anthropic and Microsoft in developing AI tools for legal work.       OpenAI joins fellow tech giants Anthropic and Microsoft in developing AI tools for legal work.       

‘They Don’t Like These Cases’: Rule Change Could Crowd Federal Dockets

by RG | Jun 1, 2026 | Law.com

“It’s another burden for federal courts that Congress specifically didn’t want to go to federal courts,” Matthew Dietz, disability law specialist with Dislaw Consulting LLC, told Law.com about the change involving emotional support...

New York-Based Touro Law to Establish Campus in Montana

by RG | Jun 1, 2026 | Law.com

The campus in Great Falls, Montana, will offer a hybrid learning model based on Touro Law Center’s FlexTime J.D. program.       The campus in Great Falls, Montana, will offer a hybrid learning model based on Touro Law Center’s FlexTime J.D....

Law Firms Are Using AI as Strategy Tool, Not for Reliable Forecasts of Litigation Outcomes

by RG | Jun 1, 2026 | Law.com

Attorneys are using the predictive functions of AI to corroborate or identify potential holes in their thinking about litigation strategy.       Attorneys are using the predictive functions of AI to corroborate or identify potential holes in their thinking about...