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Private Equity Has Its Eyes On Biglaw’s Second Hundred Firms
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. We think the first [Biglaw] deal will come from the Second Hundred, and we do think it’s going to come in calendar year 2026. — Bob Maiden, an M&A adviser with Focus Investment Banking, in comments given...
The Gap Between The Biglaw Haves And Have Nots Is Growing
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to data from Law.com, the Am Law firms ranked 101-200 had slower growth in revenue per lawyer (RPL) than the firms ranked 1-100. How much did the Second Hundred firms, on average raise their...
The Biglaw Second Hundred Firms Are Making Money! — See Also
Average Profits Per Equity Partner Is Up Almost 10%!: See what other changes are happening here. Justice Alito Blows A Gasket Over Justice Jackson Following The Rules: He won’t let accuracy get in the way of his temper tantrum either. Guilty Verdicts Hurt: Defendant...
Alabama to Allow Grads From Non-ABA-Accredited Law Schools to Sit for Bar
The Supreme Court of Alabama amended Rule IV to include graduates of non-American Bar Association-accredited law schools being eligible to sit for the bar. The Supreme Court of Alabama amended Rule IV to include graduates of non-American Bar...
‘Where Is the Actual Evidence of Asbestos?’: Johnson & Johnson Returns to Calif. Court in 2nd Bellwether Talc Trial
The trial features the family members of three women who died of ovarian cancer after decades of using Johnson & Johnson's baby powder. The trial features the family members of three women who died of ovarian cancer after decades of using Johnson &...
No Class Certification? No Problem. Attorneys Put 86 Plaintiffs in 1 Complaint
The move—to coalesce nearly 90 individuals in a single action without class status—is rare. The move—to coalesce nearly 90 individuals in a single action without class status—is rare.
Facing Contempt, Apple Seeks Emergency Relief From Supreme Court in Antitrust Case
Undaunted by the U.S. Supreme Court's rejection of a similar request from Google, Apple has urged the justices to intervene on an emergency basis in an antitrust suit from a video game developer over the commissions the tech giant collects from in-app...
After 22-Year Run, Award-Winning SEC Enforcement Official Departs for Wilmer
Jason Burt won awards for helping the SEC crack two first-of-their-kind cases—one involving a flash market crash and another in which co-conspirators obtained early access to financial press releases, enabling them to profit by trading on nonpublic...
The 2026 Am Law 200: Ranked By Gross Revenue
Gross Revenue for the Second Hundred increased in 2025 by 6.0 percent, compared to the 10.8 percent increase in 2024. Gross Revenue for the Second Hundred increased in 2025 by 6.0 percent, compared to the 10.8 percent increase in 2024.
The 2026 Am Law 200: By the Numbers
A closer look at the numbers that mattered most for the Am Law 200—in visual form. A closer look at the numbers that mattered most for the Am Law 200—in visual form.
Earnings Are Growing For Second Hundred Firms—But So Is the Gap
Lower billing rate increases and lower demand contribute to a "widening gap" between the Second Hundred and the Am Law 100, even as both tiers posted strong financials metrics for 2025. Lower billing rate increases and lower demand contribute to a "widening gap"...
The Week in Data May 5: A Look at Legal Industry Trends by the Numbers
Catch up on the latest data from across the Law.com newsroom, including the 20 Am Law 100 firms that have stacked the most revenue since 2000. Catch up on the latest data from across the Law.com newsroom, including the 20 Am Law 100 firms that have stacked the...
Law Firm Video Marketing: Why Your Videos Don’t Generate Cases (and How to Fix It)
Your law firm's video look great. So why isn't it converting new clients? Tips from veteran producer Chris Gray. "A great video inside a broken system is invisible." The post Law Firm Video Marketing: Why Your Videos Don’t Generate Cases (and How to Fix It) appeared...
Law Firms (an Asset Class in Waiting?) See Valuations Climb Higher
The aggregate value of the Am Law 100 surpassed $400 billion for the first time in CFO Madhav Srinivasan's latest effort at applying Wall Street valuation techniques to the apex of the legal industry. The aggregate value of the Am Law 100 surpassed $400 billion...
Musk Pays Just $1.5 Million to Settle SEC Suit Accusing Him of Underpaying Twitter Investors by $150M
The deal reflects a stark difference in enforcement philosophies between President Joe Biden's SEC chair, Gary Gensler, who brought the case, and Trump's SEC chair, Paul Atkins. The deal reflects a stark difference in enforcement philosophies between President...
Alito Clashes With Jackson as Supreme Court Facilitates Louisiana Map Redraw
"The dissent accuses the Court of 'unshackl[ing]' itself from 'constraints,'" Justice Samuel Alito Jr. wrote. "It is the dissent's rhetoric that lacks restraint." "The dissent accuses the Court of 'unshackl[ing]' itself from 'constraints,'" Justice Samuel Alito...
Is Good Enough For Epstein Good Enough For Harvard Law? — See Also
Brad Karp Takes His Resume To Harvard Law: The students didn’t seem to approve. That’s Not How It Works, Actually: Todd Blanche confuses the voter verification process with eating at Applebee’s. The FTC Wants Tennessee To Join Stupid: Will Tennessee abandon the ABA...
TACOs And NACHOs And SALSA, Oh My!
In my next life, I want to work on Wall Street. Not because I like finance, but because Wall Street traders originally came up with the acronym “TACO,” for “Trump Always Chickens Out.” And then, last week, another trader ginned up “NACHO,” for “Not A Chance Hormuz...
What Happens When You Ask 100 In-House Lawyers To Talk About Leadership
Over the past few months, I invited about 100 in-house lawyers to join a conversation series I host, “Notes to My (Legal) Self® In-House Leaders LIVE.” The invitation is simple: come talk about leadership, career lessons, and the moments that shape how we lead inside...
Clarence Thomas’s Stranglehold On History
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! As of today, Clarence Thomas takes over Justice Stephen J. Field for the third longest tenure on the Supreme Court, and on Thursday he’ll capture the number 2 spot from which of his former colleagues?...
Gorsuch: Trust The Process, Not The Leaks
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. We want some transparency, but we also have to leave room for candid conversations and deliberations with one another. But do we need time to actually talk quietly with one another, to find those places where...
Planned $110B Paramount-Warner Merger Faces Consumer Antitrust Challenge
"A quick review of the complaint reads like a fanciful work of fiction that is untethered from the facts and without merit," a Paramount spokesperson said after consumers filed a lawsuit in California federal court seeking to block the company's proposed $110 billion...
Chicago Cubs’ Suit Against Rooftop Viewing Spot Can Continue, Fed. Judge Rules
A Chicago federal judge said the baseball team sufficiently alleged a rooftop owner and his business profit from the team's live game experience at Wrigley Field without paying for it. A Chicago federal judge said the baseball team sufficiently alleged a rooftop...
New Mexico Justice Department Wants Meta to Pay $3.7B to Fund Teen Mental Health Programs
Meta attorney Alex Parkinson of Kellogg, Hansen, Todd, Figel & Frederick told First Judicial District Chief Judge Bryan Biedscheid that the state's proposed abatement fund is an "unprecedented demand for money." Meta attorney Alex Parkinson of Kellogg,...
Will Tennessee’s PBM Bill Face The Same Fate As Arkansas’ Law?
The post Will Tennessee’s PBM Bill Face The Same Fate As Arkansas’ Law? appeared first on Above the Law.The post Will Tennessee’s PBM Bill Face The Same Fate As Arkansas’ Law? appeared first on Above the Law.
Todd Blanche’s Kayfabe Comey Case
Todd Blanche is pretending to prosecute James Comey for threatening the president … but he’s not pretending very hard. Yesterday the Acting Attorney General sat down for a chat with Meet the Press’s Kristen Welker. Like his predecessor, he knows his main job is going...
Dealing With AI Pressures: Thriving With An Abundance Of Knowledge
Firms are struggling with robust AI adoption. If it wasn’t bad enough before, firms are now facing more and more client pressure to do something with AI. Anything. And that can lead to even greater adoption problems. But the solution may be as simple as avoiding the...
Job Of The Month: Partner At Elite Litigation Boutique
Kinney’s client, a Texas-based commercial litigation boutique law firm, is seeking a talented litigation Partner with 8-10 years of sophisticated litigation experience to join its nationally recognized Houston office. This role will be a “hands on” role, with...
Brad Karp Takes His Epstein-Stained Résumé To Harvard Law
Brad Karp is back in law school. The former Paul, Weiss chair, you’ll recall, became notorious in the world of Biglaw when, under Karp’s leadership, the firm became the first to cut a deal with the Trump administration, agreeing to eliminate DEI programs and pledge...
FTC Taps On Tennessee Supreme Court To Join Florida And Texas
One of the odder threads in the ABA being attacked as part of political theatre saga has been the antitrust accusations. It makes sense that there would be pushback for stances like “the rule of law is good and worth defending” at a time when the collective shrugs off...
Legal Ethics Roundup: Supervising Lawyer Sanctioned For AI Use, Donor Disclosures For Judges, Private Equity In Law Firms, Best Legal Shows & More
Ed. note: Please welcome Renee Knake Jefferson back to the pages of Above the Law. Subscribe to her Substack, Legal Ethics Roundup, here. Welcome to what captivates, haunts, inspires, and surprises me every week in the world of legal ethics. Hello First Monday! What...
Todd Blanche Goes On TV To Defend Voter ID And Accidentally Reveals He Has Never Been To A Restaurant
Todd Blanche had quite the Meet the Press appearance over the weekend. In between giving James Comey’s legal team a lot to look at, the Acting Attorney General of the United States offered a defense of voter ID laws, which, um, maybe didn’t go as well as he planned....
DOJ Posts Star Wars-Themed Tweet Seeking Recruits Who Misunderstand The Whole Point Of Star Wars
It is May the 4th, which means that every social media intern is straining to make a half-relevant Star Wars reference. Sadly, the Department of Justice has joined this trend, with an entry that encapsulates the once-venerable institution’s precipitous fall from grace...
States Crack Down on Health Insurers’ AI Use, With No End in Sight
“There really is this increased compliance burden on health insurers to demonstrate that they've conducted their diligence on these programs, said Dan Silverboard, a partner at Holland & Knight. “There really is this increased compliance burden on health...
Musk: Twitter Securities Fraud Verdict Based on ‘Bias and Prejudice’ Shouldn’t Stand
Musk alleges the plaintiffs, who previously held shares of Twitter Inc., hadn't met their burden of proof at trial for any of the necessary elements of a securities fraud claim. Musk alleges the plaintiffs, who previously held shares of Twitter Inc., hadn't met...
Cracker Barrel GC Says Mentoring Successor Has Been One of the ‘True Joys’ of His Career
Incoming legal chief Jennifer Lankford and the rest of the C-suite are trying to win back customers and investors after a botched rebranding last year. Incoming legal chief Jennifer Lankford and the rest of the C-suite are trying to win back customers and...
Everlaw and Legora Announce Integration to Connect Discovery and Drafting
Everlaw and Legora have announced a technology partnership that will allow litigation teams to access documents stored in Everlaw directly within Legora’s drafting and collaboration environment. The integration is designed to close the gap between the discovery and...
How I Made Partner: ‘Prioritize Clear and Timely Communication,’ Says Alan Shramuk of Marshall Gerstein
"First, focus on producing consistently strong work. That's non-negotiable. Second, prioritize clear and timely communication. Clients regularly comment on responsiveness, and it's one of the simplest ways to build trust. The stereotype that lawyers are slow or...
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Former DLA Piper Partner Seeks To Toss Ex-Associate’s Rape Claims
A former DLA Piper associate, who sued Biggs and DLA Piper in December on an anonymous basis, must now use her real name if she wants to proceed with the suit, a judge has ruled. A former DLA Piper associate, who sued Biggs and DLA Piper in December on an...
Too Fast to Fake It: Can Big Law’s Top Partners Keep Up?
Geopolitical upheaval, corporate accountability, and the rise of AI are testing whether Big Law's top partners are worth their multimillion-dollar price tags, writes The Global Lawyer. Geopolitical upheaval, corporate accountability, and the rise of AI are...
Alito Temporarily Pauses Fifth Circuit Decision Restricting Mail Access to Abortion Drug
The administrative order preserves mail access to the abortion drug while the full U.S. Supreme Court considers the pill maker's emergency appeal. The administrative order preserves mail access to the abortion drug while the full U.S. Supreme Court considers the...
Trump U.S. Attorney Pick May Lack Trial Experience, But Was January 6 Protestor!
Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. Attorney for the District of Wyoming, Darin Smith, is an estate planning lawyer who has never tried a federal or state case. But he does boast the most important qualification — at least for this Department of Justice — to uphold law...
Accidentally Filing A Draft Motion Might Be The Least Embarrassing DOJ Story Of The Week — See Generally
Tell Me The DOJ Didn’t Check The Filing Without Telling Me: Justice Department files motion complete with giant “DRAFT” watermark on every page. Cracker jack lawyering! Somehow This Wasn’t The Most Racist Legal Story Of The Week: But this Georgetown professor gave it...
Making the Most of Your Mentoring Relationships
Meyling Ly Ortiz | The best mentors serve as an experienced sounding board, ask you questions and expand your perspective. Tips on getting the most out of lawyer mentorship programs. The post Making the Most of Your Mentoring Relationships appeared first on Articles,...
Trump Wants Hakeem Jeffries To Pull A Sotomayor — See Also
He’s Being Told To Apologize For Noticing The Case That Gutted Voting Rights: Very rude of him to be honest, frankly. Habba Doubles Down On The 86 Gambit On The View: The crowd didn’t love her performance. Voter Privacy Is Under Attack: Jamie Ding is one of the people...
The Provocative Abramowitz Keynote And The Computer That Won’t Come On
ILTA’s EVOLVE Conference got off to a rousing start with an opening keynote address by Zach Abramowitz. Abramowitz is a real thought leader in the legal tech and innovation field. He is also a legal tech investor, consultant, and GenAI evangelist. Provocative....
Donald Trump Wants Everyone (But Him) To Respect The Supreme Court’s Legitimacy
Sure. Okay. Let’s do this. Donald Trump posted to Truth Social this week to register his outrage at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who had called the Supreme Court illegitimate. “Hakeem Jeffries just called the Supreme Court of the United States an...
Alina Habba Exonerates Comey. But Not On Purpose.
This week Alina Habba went on The View to tell those godless liberals what’s up. She was asked about the shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. (“Still rattled.”) She was asked about healthcare. (“Concepts of a plan.”) The $1 million sanctions order she...
Law Student Fights To Protect Voter Privacy Rights In Jeopardy
One of the crown gems of the civil rights movement is the the Voting Rights Act of 1965. While many take it for granted, the right to vote was a matter of life and death for generations of Americans. Not just because the ballot box determined who would be in office,...
Plaintiffs’ Firms Are Calling Biglaw’s Bluff When It Comes To Hiring Talented Law School Grads
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. It’s worth it. But it has been a lot to swallow for a lot of plaintiffs’ firms to bite the bullet and pay a couple hundred thousand dollars a year to a new lawyer. — Shanin Specter, a cofounder of...
Lawyers Shouldn’t Condition Adjournments On Substantive Concessions
Lawyers are busy people who often need to juggle court appearances with obligations in other cases and personal responsibilities. As a result, lawyers frequently need to request adjournments so they can balance all of their obligations. Depending on the court, lawyers...
The Leadership Shifts That Drive Law Firm Growth
In this episode of “Be That Lawyer,” I speak with Robin Saghian, Shahab Mossavar Rahmani, and Edwin Saghian of Omega Law Group about the operational decisions that separate stagnant firms from scalable ones. The conversation centers on three critical shifts for...
Stat(s) Of The Week: Eyeing AI
Whether they’re wary of the risks or simply seeking insight into law firm operations, most general counsel now expect their outside firms to be transparent about their use of artificial intelligence, according to a new report. The “2026 KPMG Global General Counsel...
On The Growing Mid-Sized Law Firm
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to the 2025 Leopard Law Firm Index (LLFI) Mid-Sized 200 Rankings, how much did mid-sized firms (50-150 attorneys) grow last year? Hint: Mid-sized firms also boasted a 93% lateral retention...
Thomson Reuters Hit With Privacy Class Action in Michigan Over Display of Social Security Data on Research Platforms
Thomson Reuters America Corp. was hit with a class action Thursday that accused it of breaching a Michigan state privacy law by publicly displaying five sequential digits of individuals' Social Security numbers on its CLEAR and Westlaw PeopleMap...
Alito Claims to ‘Update’ Voting Rights Act Law. Kagan Says He Destroyed It.
Under Justice Samuel Alito Jr.'s "updated" framework, the test for proving voter dilution under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act is "nearly insuperable," Justice Elena Kagan wrote in dissent. Under Justice Samuel Alito Jr.'s "updated" framework, the test for...
NJ $16M Verdict Won as Plaintiff Counsel Portray ‘Arrogant Bunch of People’
Depicting one's adversaries as wealthy and demanding outsiders seems to have paid off in this case. The jury awarded $16 million after hearing the owner of the warehouse described as a large and "arrogant" company that was unwilling to abide by New Jersey land use...
Microsoft’s Legal Agent Could Shake Up Legal Tech—If It Delivers
Microsoft's unveiling of its Legal Agent comes as the legal tech industry is still reeling from Anthropic's recent launch of its Claude legal plugin. Microsoft's unveiling of its Legal Agent comes as the legal tech industry is still reeling from Anthropic's...
FTC Officials Urge Tennessee Supreme Court to Reduce Reliance on ABA in Law School Accreditation
The Supreme Court of Tennessee at Nashville received hundreds of comments regarding how to increase access to legal representation by examining how the state is regulating the profession. The Supreme Court of Tennessee at Nashville received hundreds of comments...
Law Firm Disrupted: If Your Mother Says She Loves You…
The legal industry is at a real crossroads when it comes to effectively implementing gen AI tools into practice. The legal industry is at a real crossroads when it comes to effectively implementing gen AI tools into practice.
FirstEnergy Investors Certified Again in Bribery Case, After 6th Circuit Decertification
U.S. District Judge Algenon Marbley stood by his initial certification decision, finding that the Sixth Circuit remanded the case back to him to analyze the investors' damages methodology, not to further consider their presumption of reliance arguments. U.S....
Litigation Trends to Watch: Suits Strike at Turkey Prices, Milk Subsidies and ’80-20′ Employment Rule
Organic milk companies claim they're subsidizing non-organic producers without due process. Organic milk companies claim they're subsidizing non-organic producers without due process.
Sponsors Are the New Mentors, Especially for Women Lawyers
Ida Abbott | Why don't more men sponsor women? As partners and leaders, men have accepted the responsibility to develop all the best talent — but they are losing the female half of that talent pool. The post Sponsors Are the New Mentors, Especially for Women Lawyers...
Bouncing Clients? 5 Quick Steps to Check Your Law Firm Website’s Accessibility
Don't let a broken intake form cost you cases. Mike Barton points to 5 quick things you can do to check your website's accessibility, no programmer required. The post Bouncing Clients? 5 Quick Steps to Check Your Law Firm Website’s Accessibility appeared first on...
OnlyFans Hires 20-Year Skadden Veteran as General Counsel
David Eisman is coming aboard as OnlyFans adapts to the death of its owner in March and as it prepares to sell a minority ownership stake to a San Francisco investment firm. David Eisman is coming aboard as OnlyFans adapts to the death of its owner in March and...
How I Made Practice Group Chair: ‘You Need Good People Supporting You,’ Says Janice Hogan of Hogan Lovells
"Don't be afraid. Take opportunities to learn new things. And make sure you have a strong team around you. If you want to maintain your practice while taking on management responsibility, you need good people supporting you. That's essential." "Don't be afraid....
Gambling-Addiction Lawsuits Pile Up Against Sports-Betting Companies
The suits allege that the companies ratchet up marketing during periods when bettors are less likely to be clear-headed—late at night, for instance, or right after they've suffered a big loss. The suits allege that the companies ratchet up marketing during...
Former Judges Offer No Easy Answers on Presidential Pardons
“What has happened with the pardon under this administration, it's just shocking, said former U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Judge Thomas Griffith, who was appointed to the bench in 2005 by then-President George W. Bush. Related Stories5th...
Live from the GCC Midwest 2026 with Zulkie Partners’ Susie Shin
In this Legal Speak episode, co-host Cedra Mayfield interviews Zulkie Partners Managing Principal Susie Shin live from the General Counsel Conference Midwest 2026 in Chicago. In this Legal Speak episode, co-host Cedra Mayfield interviews Zulkie Partners Managing...
Associates at Law Firms With AI-Heavy Advisory Practices Feel Less Confident About Using AI Tools Themselves
A Chambers survey found that there appears to be a disconnect between law firms that counsel clients on their AI technology use and internal firm use of these newer technologies. A Chambers survey found that there appears to be a disconnect between law firms...
Nebraska Law School Shutters Immigration Clinic
Nebraska College of Law is closing its immigration clinic due to staffing restraints. Nebraska College of Law is closing its immigration clinic due to staffing restraints.
Biglaw Discovers That Charging $2,000/Hour Is Easier Than Actually Collecting It
Wells Fargo’s Legal Specialty Group dropped its Q1 2026 survey this week, and everyone’s giddy over the headline numbers. Revenues are up 13.1 percent, a byproduct of jacking up billing rates up a staggering 11.4 percent. It seems the only commodity costlier than...
What Even *Is* A Biglaw Partner These Days?
Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day! According to ALM data for the latest Am Law 100 ranking, which Biglaw firm has the highest percentage of nonequity partners? Hint: 92.4% of partners at the firm are nonequity, significantly higher than...
Goodbye Skadden, Hello OnlyFans!– See Also
Former Skadden Partner David Eisman Makes A Huge Career Shift: Don’t worry — he’ll still be on the legal side of things. The Biggest In Texas: See if your firm places on this regional prestige list. Charging Is Easy; The Collecting Is Hard: The most important part of...
The Capacity Gap: Why Scaling Legal Operations Doesn’t Have To Rely On Headcount
In-house legal teams are facing a mathematical impossibility. As businesses accelerate, contract volumes scale exponentially, driven by more vendors, more partners, and more complex customer demands. Yet legal headcount remains largely flat. The traditional solution...
The Most Prestigious Biglaw Firms In Texas (2027)
Everything’s bigger in Texas, including the job opportunities for lawyers who are looking to work in the region’s thriving energy and financial markets. Saddle up, cowpokes, because if you want to ride in this rodeo, you’ll need to know which firms are considered the...
Small Firms Can Train Great Lawyers Too
There is a story every lawyer of a certain generation tells. They were sworn in. Someone handed them a file. There was a hearing in an hour. Maybe a deposition the next morning. Maybe a motion to draft with no sample, no explanation, and no clue what the partner...
Law School Shuts Down Wrongful Convictions Clinic After Accusing Professor Of Misappropriating Funds
Law school clinics offer hands-on experience to students and serve communities in need. Some schools are known for their clinic offerings. Drake Law had a respected Wrongful Convictions Clinic, but an abrupt suspension of the program has put its future in question....
A Judge Just Turned The Government’s Own ‘Reconsider’ Motion Against Them And It’s Glorious
There’s a moment in Judge Gary R. Brown’s April 27th order (available below) in Sanchez Alfaro v. Mullin that stopped me cold. After noting the detailed litany of constitutional violations committed by ICE agents, Judge Brown reveals that in the Department of...
The Roberts Court Came In Like A Wrecking Ball For The Voting Rights Act
Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Quote of the Day. The metaphor is a wrecking ball. There are still parts of the VRA that are operative, but the two main pillars are now virtually dead letters. — Professor Rick Hasen, an election law expert at UCLA Law, in...
Non-Practicing Lawyers — Visible And Invisible
We believe there are about 1,000,000 non-practicing lawyers (NPLs) in the US. It is impossible to know with absolute certainty as the ABA and state bar associations do not accurately track this. Some state bar associations, such as New York State, offer an option to...
Legal Marketing Association President Rachel Shields Williams On AI, Innovation, And Why People Still Come First
The post Legal Marketing Association President Rachel Shields Williams On AI, Innovation, And Why People Still Come First appeared first on Above the Law.Recorded live at the annual meeting of the Legal Marketing Association in New Orleans, this episode features my...
Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Strengthen Oversight Of Medicare Advantage
The post Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Strengthen Oversight Of Medicare Advantage appeared first on Above the Law.The post Bipartisan Bill Seeks To Strengthen Oversight Of Medicare Advantage appeared first on Above the Law.
Federal Roundup Judge Refuses to Step Into ‘Mind-Boggling’ $7.25B Class Settlement
At a Thursday hearing, U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria, who is overseeing the Roundup multidistrict in the Northern District of California, hesitated to interfere with a $7.25 billion class action settlement proceeding in a Missouri state court. At a Thursday...
Cook County Court Announces Appointment of 7 New Associate Judges
Over current 250 circuit judges handpicked the nominees after interviews with more than 70 candidates. Over current 250 circuit judges handpicked the nominees after interviews with more than 70 candidates.
The Race You Didn’t Know You Were In: Why AI Is Setting the Pace for Law Firm Marketing
The volume and sophistication of work hitting law firm marketing departments is accelerating. That moves the burden from responding to being ready: ready with differentiated positioning, competitive intelligence, and to get a compelling pitch to the right client...
Why Trust Is the Most Underrated Marketing Metric
In legal, accounting and other professional services technology markets, firms aren't just buying software. They're selecting partners who will influence workflows, compliance posture, sensitive data, client experience and even brand reputation. The stakes are high,...
ABC License Renewal Order Unrelated to Trump-Kimmel Feud, FCC Chair Says
The Federal Communications Commission's order for early license renewals came one day following a Trump social media post calling on ABC to fire Kimmel. The Federal Communications Commission's order for early license renewals came one day following a Trump...
Corporate Attorneys Know Clients Shouldn’t Be Asking Chatbots Legal Questions. Do The Clients?
Right now, the parameters of AI chat log privilege and discoverability are beginning to be laid out in the courts, similar to the way emails and text message admissibility have been analyzed. And attorneys are making a push to educate their corporate clients on how to...
People, Process, Tech: Why Your Law Firm Marketing Data is “Dirty”
Ron Latz and Jared Correia dive into law firm marketing data hygiene, the fractional CMO model, and why firms shouldn't fear training associates to be rainmakers. The post People, Process, Tech: Why Your Law Firm Marketing Data is “Dirty” appeared first on Articles,...
Temple University to Posthumously Honor Former Law School Dean, University Leader
JoAnne Epps will be presented posthumously with a Doctor of Humane Letters during the school's 139th commencement on May 6. JoAnne Epps will be presented posthumously with a Doctor of Humane Letters during the school's 139th commencement on May...
Federal Privacy Bill Faces Hurdles Aplenty, but Common Ground Kindles Hope
“From the pure pro-business standpoint, it checks a lot of boxes, said Tyler Thompson, a partner at Reed Smith. “From the pure pro-business standpoint, it checks a lot of boxes, said Tyler Thompson, a partner at Reed Smith.
The Lawyers Advising Elon Musk and Sam Altman at Trial
The litigation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has brought on a bevy of lawyers from several law firms, including Wachtell, Morrison & Foerster, Mololamken, and Toberoff and Associates. The litigation between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has brought on a bevy...
Live from GC Midwest 2026 with Jennifer Hastings
In this episode, co-host Patrick Smith interviews Jennifer Hastings, founder of Outsource Counsel, live from the General Counsel Conference Midwest 2026 in Chicago. In this episode, co-host Patrick Smith interviews Jennifer Hastings, founder of Outsource...
Integrity in Expert Testimony: Why This Expert Witness Loves Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln’s moral philosophy as a trial lawyer is a roadmap not just for attorneys, but for any expert witness who has ever taken the stand. The post Integrity in Expert Testimony: Why This Expert Witness Loves Abraham Lincoln appeared first on Articles, Tips...
Attorney Productivity Tips: 5 Tips That Helped Me Get My Head Back Above Water
Jay Harrington | I experimented with all kinds of productivity “hacks” and most were more trouble than they were worth. The post Attorney Productivity Tips: 5 Tips That Helped Me Get My Head Back Above Water appeared first on Articles, Tips and Tech for Law Firms and...
OpenAI, Sam Altman Hit With Slate of Lawsuits Over Mass Shooting at Canadian School
“The cases ... represent not just a single family but an entire community stepping forward to hold OpenAI accountable for its role in the shooting," according to a statement issued on behalf of Edelson, which is representing the plaintiffs. “The cases ......
First Bellwether Trial Opens Against Bard Over Implanted Port Catheters
U.S. District Judge David Campbell of the District of Arizona is overseeing the trial, which began on April 21 and is set to wrap up by May 8. U.S. District Judge David Campbell of the District of Arizona is overseeing the trial, which began on April 21 and is...
Dhillon Pays More Attention To Twitter Than The Work Coming Out Of The DOJ — See Also
The Fools Sent Out The Draft Doc: Nobody was awake enough to catch that? Cool If I Flip The Bird?: Flashing the finger as patriotic duty. Keep The Hate Outside The Club: Metropolitan Club members want to keep Todd Blanche out. ABA Folds On Diversity. Again: They...















































































