by RG | Jun 16, 2026 | legal matters
For decades, judicial dissolution was viewed as the “nuclear option” in shareholder and member disputes involving closely held businesses—an extreme remedy reserved for situations where the business relationship had become irretrievably broken or a threat to force a...
by RG | Jun 16, 2026 | legal matters
The FinCEN Residential Real Estate Rule, which took effect on March 1, 2026, has been closely followed by real estate transactional attorneys, but many practitioners in related fields, especially trusts and estates and litigation, may be less familiar with its...
by RG | Jun 15, 2026 | legal matters
Jay Harrington | Many lawyers pursue work more aggressively when business is slow, but let efforts fade when they get busy. The problem is that legal demand does not arrive on your schedule. The post Why Legal Demand Is Unpredictable — and How It Affects Business...
by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | legal matters
AI systems are ingesting synthetic content at scale, the outputs are getting worse – and law firms should be worried. When AI Overviews or ChatGPT pull from content that was itself AI-generated and that content contains errors, those errors don’t just persist, they...
by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | legal matters
Ben Schorr’s tips for using Microsoft Windows’ built-in dictation tools for lawyers — and a few familiar add-ons — to capture work at the speed of thought. The post Talk It Out: The Best Dictation Tools for Lawyers appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech...
by RG | Jun 11, 2026 | legal matters
Amy Coats | I’ve seen firms where the gap between hours logged and hours billed was as high as 20%. They had no idea the billing leakage existed because nobody was measuring it. The post Law Firm Billing Leakage: You Are Giving Money Away Before the Invoice Goes Out...
