Biglaw’s $20 Million Partner Paydays Are Getting Out Of Control
The lateral hiring frenzy is producing some truly astonishing compensation packages, but not every rainmaker lives up to the hype.
Why Oura’s Sleep-Tracking Lawsuit Is Really About Trust
The case is reigniting questions about how much precision consumers should expect from AI-powered health wearables.
Willkie Elevates Legal Work with Lexis+ with Protégé
Willkie AI and Innovation leader Todd Friedlich spoke to LexisNexis about firm’s thoughtful approach to legal AI
Looks Like Another Strong Year For Biglaw
Sure, expenses are up, but things are looking good.
AI Doesn’t Need Your Data. It Needs Your Workflow.
If we are not intentional, we risk designing AI systems that optimize work while forgetting the people doing it.
The ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Bug Was This SCOTUS Lawyer’s Most Unpleasant Argument Yet
After a miserable bout with cyclosporiasis, Chase Strangio is sounding the alarm on food safety.
Legal Research For Everyone: Inside The CourtListener-Claude Partnership
Suddenly, anyone with a legal problem and a chat window could access verified, authoritative legal materials.
The Lateral Market Runs On Recruiters. goLateral Wants To Cut Them Out.
goLateral is a quiet window into what's actually out there. Joining takes two minutes, costs nothing, pays you $100, and stays completely confidential.
From Defending Spend To Managing It
How PERSUIT is changing the conversation between Legal and the business.
Will Mark Cuban’s Cost Plus Wellness Appeal To Employers?
Employer advocates said Cost Plus Wellness could help spur more direct contracting and transparency in healthcare, though they questioned whether the model can scale and adequately measure provider quality and outcomes.
FIFA’s Bigger World Cup May Come With A Bigger Cost For Fans
How much expansion still serves the integrity of the event, and how much simply serves the business model surrounding it?
The Top 150 Under 150: Vault Ranks The Best Small, Boutique, And Midsize Firms (2027)
When it comes to law firms, bigger isn’t always better.
From ‘Associate’ To ‘Doppelganger’: The Evolution Of The Legal AI Persona
Confronting Biglaw’s ‘snake eating its own tail’ problem.
Policy Expert Believes CMS Is Taking ‘Adversial Posture’ To Medicare Advantage
A consultant who has analyzed healthcare policy over many decades declares that MA is in the middle of a fundamental reset both in terms of market headwinds and federal scrutiny.
From CLE To TLC: Leveraging Your Event For Long-Term Business Growth
It’s time to focus on the final, but perhaps most critical, step in the CLE process.
A Dispatch From The Flagship No Kings Rally In The Twin Cities
When the first chance arose to boo the brutal federal oppression of the Twin Cities in the guise of immigration enforcement, the crowd howled deafeningly.
Economic Resilience For Law Firms Starts With How You Operate Day To Day
Economic conditions are reshaping how law firms operate, plan, and grow. Rising costs, shifting client expectations, and longer decision cycles mean firms are approaching financial planning with greater care and intention.
Attorney Infamous For Texting ‘I HATE BLACK PEOPLE’ Lands At Stephen Miller–Linked Law Shop, Because Of Course She Did
Crystal Clanton didn’t derail her career. She followed it exactly where it was always heading.