How Will AI Transform Litigation, And What Should Law Firms Do To Prepare?
Fourteen legal industry experts share some answers in this new white paper.
On-Demand Webinar: What Winning Expert Testimony Looks Like
Video excerpts from our recent panel exploring all things expert testimony in 2026. CLE-credit is available.
Transform Legal Reasoning Into Business-Ready Results With General AI
Protégé™ General AI is fundamentally changing how legal professionals use AI in their everyday practice.
Kirkland’s Litigation Business Is White Hot
And hella profitable.
What Your Clients Say When They Know You Won’t Hear It
Download this 63-page survey report and get the truth about the legal client experience.
The Excellent Results From Specializing In Litigation
A formidable firm.
Latham Loses Appellate Litigator To Biglaw Firm Actually Willing To Defend The Rule Of Law
Turns out, litigators actually want to fight in court.
Judges Don’t Always Act As A Rubber Stamp
The ways of the courts are not always exactly like you expected them to be.
The Litigation Reach Of These Biglaw Firms Is Remarkable
They're litigating all around the nation.
The Top Biglaw & Boutique Firms Headed Upmarket In Litigation (2025)
Which firms made the cut according to clients?
7 Key Trends In Law Firm Rate Negotiations
And how to navigate them in 2026.
Anatomy Of A Winning Tech Rollout: How Law Firms Can Define Success
Insights for transactional attorneys from a recent CLE webinar.
Anatomy Of A Winning Tech Rollout: Solving The ‘Pain Points’
Insights for deals attorneys from a recent CLE webinar.
Collaborate And Litigate With LexisNexis CaseMap Cloud
Newly implemented features add a fresh dimension to a unique, cloud-based tool for managing the facts of a case.
How Transactional Lawyers Can Better Serve (And Maintain) Their Clients
From importing your checklist to delivering the closing book, you can bolster client service throughout the entirety of a transaction. Sign up, attend, and receive CLE!
Sometimes Inaction Is Better Than Action In Legal Matters
Much as a fine wine needs to breathe to achieve maximum delight for the assembled oenophiles waiting to partake, some cases achieve better outcomes when just left alone for a bit.