[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Trivia Question of the Day!According to the latest Am Law 200 ranking, which Biglaw firm had the largest double-digit decline in gross revenue?<...
When you hear the phrase "artificial intelligence," it may be tempting to imagine the kinds of intelligent machines that are a mainstay of science fiction or extensions of the kinds of apocalyptic tec...
(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Ron DeSantis's lawyers are so bad that their only "win" against Disney comes so entirely in spite of their efforts that the judge described their motion as "wit...
[photo1]Rose EvelethClose your eyes and imagine what tomorrow is going to be like. You might not get it completely right, but you can probably sketch out a good approximation--when you wake up, how yo...
(via YouTube)You've got to give Judge James Ho credit -- he's remarkably committed to the bit. The Fifth Circuit judge nurtures his reputation with the MAGA crowd that could, hypothetically, place him...
[photo1]It wasn't long ago that news spread of more Biglaw firms considering deferrals for their entering first-year associate classes in the wake of Gunderson and Cooley being the first to do so. Aft...
Here's the thing, it doesn't take long for an outsized ego to manifest itself in the workplace.Everything is self-referential. Any topic leads back to wonderful them.One of my clients was offered a jo...
(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)Remember when Jonathan Turley argued that Martin Luther King Jr. was never arrested for his civil rights protests? We all had a good laugh at the time, but perh...
[photo1]When the GRE elbowed its way into the law school applications process, it promised to shakeup the LSAT complacency. After decades of monopoly power over law school admissions, the LSAT's limit...
[photo1]Year in and year out, we watch law firm after law firm pay lip service to their commitment to diversity in the legal profession, with promises to recruit, retain, and promote more minority att...
[photo1]The 2023 edition of the Black Guide to Law School is out and this year's rankings took the unusual turn of... not existing. Or at least there isn't a single, comprehensive ranking. Lawyers of ...
For more than seven years, UpCodes has been making the complicated world of building codes easier to understand for people like industry professionals and homeowners. Its platform includes a searchabl...
[photo1]Many Biglaw firms are now officially sounding the alarm: associates must get back to the office or risk losing their jobs. That's right, according to the American Lawyer, the latest partner pl...
[photo1]Kathryn and Marlon Lutfiyya, Director of Talent and Diversity at Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg, discuss the advancements in legal research and the importance of DEI integration in law firms. Marlon...
Summer is the perfect time to prepare for standardized aptitude tests. Prepping through summer will help you be ready for a fall exam, giving you enough time to retake for a higher score it in the spr...
[photo1]A 94-year-old grandmother who lost her condo to a bunch of bureaucrats makes for a pretty good client. When the county government then tries to steal $25,000 from her, she becomes a great clie...
[photo1]While the Chief Justice assures us that he's very "committed" to the cause of judicial ethics that he's blown off for years, Justice Elena Kagan has chosen to do something about it.Former depu...
[photo1]The past year or so has been full of powerful storms and rough seas for much of Biglaw, but when it comes to the Am Law's Second Hundred, 2022 was clear skies with smooth sailing.The American ...
[photo1]Meghan O'Gieblyn"There's been a lot of speculation recently about the possibility of AI consciousness or self-awareness. But I wonder: Does AI have a subconscious?"
--Psycho...
[photo1]Ed. note: Welcome to our daily feature, Trivia Question of the Day!Allen & Overy and Shearman & Sterling recently announced their plans to merge. What will the combined firm's compensa...