In-House Counsel
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Technology
7 Key Considerations For Lawyers Negotiating Contracts For AI Services
Human lawyers will always be crucial for ensuring contracts and licensing agreements related to AI systems and services are comprehensive, clear, and adhere to relevant laws and regulations. -
Law Schools, Sponsored Content
Charting Your Course: An In-Depth Resource For Law Students Navigating Multiple Job Offers
Lateral Link provides a comprehensive resource for law students, shedding light on the crucial aspects of navigating multiple job offers and making informed decisions that align with personal values and career aspirations. - Sponsored
Navigating Financial Success by Avoiding Common Pitfalls and Maximizing Firm Performance
In this CLE-eligible webinar, we’ll explore the most common accounting pitfalls and how to avoid them for your firm. -
In-House Counsel
The Mystery Of In-House Titles
Titles alone aren’t helpful. If you want to know more about a person’s role or a particular job opening, you will need to do a little digging.
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In-House Counsel, Technology
Innovative Thinker: Colin Levy Of Malbek
The company's chief lawyer weighs in on his career path, the future of the legal industry, and what he would change about the practice of law. -
Litigation Finance
What Are Your Views On Litigation Funding?
Share your thoughts for a chance to win a $250 gift card. -
Biglaw
Strategic Budgeting For ESG: A Guide For General Counsel
Convincing the executive team to allocate resources for ESG initiatives may present challenges, but a well-crafted ESG strategy and budget proposal can turn skeptics into advocates. -
In-House Counsel, Technology
4 Tips For Lawyers To Master The Art Of Productive AI Conversations
Anybody can interact with a generative AI tool. Getting the results you want, however, is an art unto itself. -
In-House Counsel
4 Things Outside Counsel Can Do Instead Of Taking Me To Dinner
The need to develop business can be hard. In-house counsel haven’t forgotten. - Sponsored
Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
The rise of remote work has dramatically reshaped the relationship between Lawyers and Law Firms, see how Scale LLP has taken the steps to get… -
Biglaw, Sponsored Content
Celebrating The Power Of Leadership And Diversity: NAWL Honors Luminaries At The 2023 Annual Meeting
Recognizing the power of diversity and leadership, the 2023 NAWL Award recipients are actively influencing the legal industry's future with their groundbreaking achievements. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 07.26.23
* Emboldened homophobes. Just another part of the Roberts Court’s legacy. [Slate]
* The Florida judge that handled the Parkland school shooter case has been reprimanded for bias towards the prosecution. [Huffington Post]
* Department of Education launches investigation into Harvard legacy admissions. It’s not bringing back affirmative action, but it’s a step in the right direction. [Law360]
* Incoming law students are wildly overconfident. Nothing like to Socratic method to knock them down a few pegs. [Reuters]
* Ernst & Young’s General Counsel steps down amid blowback on cheating scandal.[Law.com]
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Biglaw, In-House Counsel, Small Law Firms
It’s Time For Lawyers To Have Walk-Up Songs
Some suggestions to get you started, by hearing type and practice area. -
In-House Counsel, Sponsored Content
‘No Longer Amateur Hour’: How You Can Keep Pace With Modern eDiscovery
The amount of data spread across the enterprise can throw even the most seasoned eDiscovery professional for a loop. Discover how optimizing your strategy can lead to improved outcomes and significant cost savings. -
In-House Counsel, Technology
Today’s Responsible AI Practices Help Legal Teams Meet Tomorrow’s AI Regulations
There’s little doubt that GCs and legal teams will soon see AI-focused rules and requirements added to the mix of privacy regulations their organizations must already follow.
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The Business Case For AI At Your Law Firm
Early Adopters Of Legal AI Gaining Competitive Edge In Marketplace
Legal AI: 3 Steps Law Firms Should Take Now
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Navigating Financial Success by Avoiding Common Pitfalls and Maximizing Firm Performance
Is The Future Of Law Distributed? Lessons From The Tech Adoption Curve
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Biglaw, Sponsored Content
Evolution Of Legal Billing Practices: Navigating Competitive Pricing In Today’s Legal Landscape
Explore the evolving landscape of legal billing practices in 2023, heading into 2024, and discover strategies for competitive pricing in the industry. -
Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 07.20.23
* Corporate Counsel names the finalists for its best legal department awards. Come see if FTX made the list! [Corporate Counsel]
* Taylor Swift hires Venable attorney as general counsel. [Minute Mirror]
* Tom Cotton doesn’t actually legislate, but he does write letters like an elderly shut-in complaining to the local paper about the weather. His latest attempt at making a pen pal involved writing 51 law firms to warn them that he thinks hiring diverse attorneys violates the Supreme Court’s college admissions opinion. [Law360]
* Senate panel poised to pass Supreme Court ethics package that will die on the vine after this. [Reuters]
* Government unveils new merger guidelines to replace the old guidelines that encouraged bigger and bigger mergers. When people say the government keeps losing antitrust cases, a big part of that is the pre-existing pro-merger guidelines that the government just made up decades ago. [New York Times]
* A profile of retired Judge David Tatel as he heads to Hogan Lovells to work on pro bono matters. [Bloomberg Law News]
* The other day we featured a story about a lawyer leaving the job to cycle through the Americas so it’s only fair to balance that with a two-time Olympic cyclist who became a lawyer representing injured cyclists. [ABA Journal]
* While others talk layoffs, Paul Weiss announced it’s still looking at first-year applicants. And when it comes to job security, Paul Weiss has a strong reputation. [Intuitive Career Coaching]
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Morning Docket
Morning Docket: 07.19.23
* Contract waiver… it’s the real thing. [Corporate Counsel]
* Vivek Ramaswamy continues to run for president for some unknown reason and just released his Supreme Court shortlist focused on the most unqualified and tantrum prone judges on the Federalist Society bench. Demeaning the bench is now a feature and not a bug. [Washington Post]
* Illinois Supreme Court upholds bail reform, rejecting bizarre argument that “only allowing rich defendants out of jail” was a constitutional issue. [CNN]
* Accomplished public interest lawyer confirmed to the Sixth Circuit. It used to be all it took to get on the Sixth Circuit was an anti-gay blogging profile. [Reuters]
* Judge Pauline Newman appeared on a podcast to discuss the efforts to sideline her. [Bloomberg Law News]
* Ben Crump enters the Northwestern football hazing scandal to represent a number of the players. The more you dig into this case the more you realize why this football team wanted to unionize so badly. [USA Today]
* Beware the legally binding emoji. [Legaltech News]
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Technology
Ongoing AI Education Strategies And Resources For Lawyers
It’s a great time to be a lawyer if you like learning new things and innovative ways for people to do their jobs better. -
In-House Counsel
How Much Do In-House Lawyers Make?
Take our anonymous survey and help us share this crucial benchmarking information. -
Government
So Long As We're Buying Votes, Why Not Buy Them Effectively?
Here are a couple of ideas that are quite bold, but might not seem quite so shady. -
In-House Counsel, Technology
How GCs Can Build A Data-Driven Division To Bolster Their Company
No transformation happens without a careful appraisal of what you have and where you want to go.