Make Friends, Not Contacts: Some Thoughts On Business Development In The White-Collar World
By staying in touch with your friends, you may be planting seeds that won’t sprout for a decade -- but eventually, they will.
Enter The Senators: The Howard Root Saga Continues!
The Senate Judiciary Committee has sought information from DOJ about both the government's prosecution of and potential retaliation against Mr. Root.
GCs And Outside Counsel: Here’s Your Chance To Rate The Other Side!
We are looking for insights from both private practice law firms and the clients they serve.
A Column I Never Thought I’d Write: In Defense Of (Shudder) Andrew McCabe
McCabe could be fired just days before he's scheduled to retire with his full pension -- meaning he could lose that pension.
When Investigators Do Too Little And Judges Do Too Much: Some Thoughts On Larry Nassar
Even a monster like Larry Nassar deserved better than this.
Let’s ‘Sweatt’ The Technique: The Atlantic Looks At Plea Bargaining
There are problems with the overwhelming prevalence of plea bargaining.
Everything You Think You Know About Campus Sexual Assault Is Wrong: A Review Of ‘The Campus Rape Frenzy’
The touchstone statistics underlying the discussion of campus sexual assault have shaky foundations.
How Time Tracking And Passive Tracking Tools Are Helping Law Firms Capture More Revenue
Discover how passive time-tracking tools help law firms boost revenue, reduce billing errors, and save time—featuring insights from the 2025 MyCase Legal Industry Report.
Paying It Forward: Advice from Women in White-Collar
Women with experience in the field on what advice they’d give a young female lawyer who was interested in doing white-collar work.
The Cheap Trick Of Denying Defendants Self-Surrender
You can't pull a fast one on this audience.