Nonequity partners are taking over Biglaw.
The bar keeps getting lower.
The shift is small, surprising, and nowhere near enough to change who runs law schools.
Did Todd Blanche Really Just Say That?: The best and the brightest can’t manage forensics.
…Did Donald Trump Write This?: This DOJ ballroom brief looks a LOT like a Truth Social post.
How Did Obama Get Swept Into This?: Georgetown Law professor tries turning a former president mourning a murdered boy into comedy.
One Hell Of A Streak!: Law student finishes Jeopardy! run with nearly $900k in winnings!
What is true of the cox in an Olympic race is often true of a funder in a high-stakes IP dispute.
Designed to reduce manual docket work by prioritizing what litigators need most: on-demand full docket summarization that explains the whole case to date, followed by on-demand document summaries for filing triage, and AI-powered natural language searching for faster search and retrieval.
The company also announced new capabilities that it says streamline billing and improve visibility into financial performance for its customers.
Why the lawyers who give more, listen better, and follow through faster win the business everyone else is chasing.
For legal operations professionals, the question is no longer whether AI will change the billable hour model, but whether your department is ready to manage that change.
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That's not fair, it's much more racist than you're imagining.
The new generation of AI-related legal issues are inherently cross-disciplinary, implicating corporate law, intellectual property, data privacy, employment, corporate governance and regulatory compliance.
The Fastest Way To Lose A False Flag Argument Is To Lose The Bullet
The American Medical Association is urging Congress to add safeguards for AI mental health chatbots amid safety concerns, while noting their potential to expand access.
* SEC begs Congress for legislative action on crypto regulation. Congress nodded and held a press conference about using taxpayer dollars to build a ballroom instead. [National Law Journal]
* Big day for Milbank as one of its own breaks world record for fastest marathon dressed as a comic character. [LegalCheek]
* Southern University looks to open a new law school. [ABA Journal]
* White House officially endorses renaming ICE as “NICE,” which will absolutely be pronounced “Nice-ee” to sound like Nazi because the White House is incapable of thinking things through. [Mother Jones]
* When it comes to charges against Terry Rozier, hopefully you took the over. [Courthouse News Service]
* Despite a desperate demand letter and a remedial English government filing, the National Trust refuses to drop its ballroom lawsuit. [Law360]
* Sam Altman’s sister loses her legal team in case against her brother. [Reuters]
No Room For Thoughts And Prayers This Time: Bad White House Correspondents’ Dinner optics fan false flag flames.
Did They Forget Other People Would Read This Email?: What’s worse? That a Perkins Coie partner said this or HR’s response time?
Inclusion Matters: Vault ranked the best law firms for inclusion!
You’re Up, SCOTUS: Judges and former clerks ask the Supreme Court to hear Pauline Newman’s case.
Todd Blanche Really Doesn’t Want To Talk About The Epstein Files: Shame people keep bringing it up. Like this.
Please, someone check on them.
Every experienced litigator knows this, even if the profession rarely names it outright.
The topic that will not go away... because the DOJ keeps refusing to comply.
As Biglaw firms expand, the equity partnership remains a carefully guarded club.
