What If Inflation Is The Big Issue In 2026?
If economics holds true, food (and energy) prices should be shooting up like a cornstalk next summer.
Lawyers Already Numb To Inflation
What? Me worry about economic instability?
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Inflation Is Here To Stay — What’s Your Legal Team Doing About It?
Is there a magic solution to inflation? Are you renegotiating contracts, shoring up compliance processes, or finding creative ways to do more with less?
Patent Portfolio Inflation: What It Is, The Challenges, And How To Deal With It
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Fed Flattens Inflation, But Probably Won’t Get Credit For It
When viewed in a historical context, with the knowledge that the U.S. economy does not turn on a dime, the Fed has accomplished a lot in a relatively short amount of time.
Inflation Is Messing With Biglaw Billing
How will Biglaw weather the storm?
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Gas Got Down To 87 Cents Per Gallon When I Was Learning To Drive, And It Wasn’t That Great
Maybe when it comes to gas, at least, before literally burning it, people should have to stop and think for a second about whether it’s worth it.
Corporations’ Unspoken Labor Market Price Fixing Is Why Trump’s Fed Chair Wants More Inflation
Simply put, businesses didn’t pay their workers more because they didn’t have to.
Why The Fed Doesn’t Just Keep The Benchmark Interest Rate Low To Grow The Economy
Because nobody likes inflation, stupid.
Stat Of The Week: Actually, $180K Is A Mediocre Raise
$180K or not, law firm associates are still losing ground.
AI Is Killing Legal’s Billable Hour. It’s Also Repeating Its Worst Mistake
Law firms and legal departments are writing the future of the profession in separate rooms. What happens when they actually work together?