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Should libraries, organizationally speaking, be located under chief marketing officers?

Columnist Scott Mozarsky predicts which practice areas might pick up the most over the next four years.

New columnist Scott Mozarsky reflects on how globalization and technology are changing the legal profession.

Bob Ambrogi interviews Scott Mozarsky, the new head of Bloomberg BNA's Legal Division.

Exposing ourselves to diverse perspectives expands our sense of what's possible for ourselves and our businesses.

This is the first litigation analytics product to be included within a comprehensive legal research platform.

* You can’t make this stuff up: San Diego Superior Court Judge Gary Kreep is accused of being a… wait for it… creep. [The Slot / Jezebel]

* Details from the disciplinary panel evaluating the charges against Michigan Assistant Attorney General Christopher Armstrong. [Law Profession Blog]

* When social media goes awry — and has an impact on your legal practice. [Reboot Your Law Practice]

* Why isn’t your firm doing succession planning? [TMG]

* An elite location for a scandal. [Law and More]

* A deeper look into the latest litigation tool. [Above the Law]

This is the greatest time ever to be small.

Change is coming—with or without you.

Columnist David Perla speaks with three law firm heads about different leadership models.

For those lawyers and firms -- the ones that are not charging (or compensating) at the very highest levels -- these stories could present a significant opportunity.

Which city has the highest proportion of Biglaw women attorneys? (Hint: It's not Houston.)

Insights on law firm management from Brad Karp of Paul, Weiss.

The time has passed to get mad about the gender gap -- but the time has not passed to do something about it.

Everyone's always talking about how to improve diversity in the law; here are some concrete ideas for doing so.

While larger market forces will likely continue to drive direction and there’s no one distinct path ahead, legal professionals should try to take advantage of what is in their control today in terms of legal marketing.