Morgan & Morgan Is Testing The Limits Of Lawyer Advertising. The Rest Of Us Should Pay Attention.
Should a consumer be able to look at a lawyer advertisement and understand who is actually offering to represent them?
Should a consumer be able to look at a lawyer advertisement and understand who is actually offering to represent them?
Kansas fires the firm for cause... oh wait... not for cause... for spite? Maybe?
Introducing Axiom’s 2027 In-House Legal Budget Report. Read on to see the details.
Also Morgan & Morgan has had it with insurance lobbyists and the legal profession is losing talent to OnlyFans.
What are firms supposed to do when their opponents are trying to put them out of business?
What rhymes with 'justice'?
* No duty to care? Doc says no treatment if you’re unvaccinated. [Washington Post] * Everybody has a three day weekend! At least, that’s what this congressman wants it to say. [LGBTQNation] * Dude who stole $600M from a company rewarded with a job. OCIs work different from how I remember them. [PCGamer] * Biglaw firms are gassed up on profits despite the coming ecological catastrophe our children will be forced to endure. [Reuters] * How much does justice pay? Turns out about $100k if you're clever. [ABA Journal]
Every new tool a PI firm buys solves one problem and connects nothing. The real fix isn't another purchase — it's keeping the whole case in one place, from accident to resolution. Here's how.
May her killer be swiftly brought to justice in the wake of her brutal slaying.
Law firms are lining up behind Hillary, according to the latest FEC data.
When it comes to depositions, we really thought that we had seen it all. But we've never seen an attorney drawing dick pics before...
Last week, more than a dozen high-profile mass torts attorneys lost a San Francisco jury trial against a small technology company. The jury decided the attorneys had illegally breached a document review contract during the high-profile Chinese drywall class-action litigation. Tempers are still running hot, and we've got more from both sides of the dispute….
Willkie AI and Innovation leader Todd Friedlich spoke to LexisNexis about firm’s thoughtful approach to legal AI