Christine Simmons | January 06, 2020
Outsourcing has led to a sea change at many law firms, and left its mark on the bottom line. Some firms are even planning a shared back-office center, the first of its kind in Big Law. The only question now is what work can't be re-evaluated.
David Bario | December 29, 2019
When the stakes are highest and the spotlight is brightest, Gibson Dunn answers the call.
Jenna Greene | December 29, 2019
O'Melveny's litigators have excelled in cases 'ripped from the headlines.'
Christine Simmons | December 29, 2019
Cravath's litigation department can't match the size of its competitors, but that doesn't slow it down.
Ben Seal | December 29, 2019
Paul Weiss is ready for trial, no matter the challenge. And it's ready to win.
Lizzy McLellan | December 29, 2019
Quinn Emanuel knows the bet-the-company playbook for both plaintiffs and defendants.
Gina Passarella Cipriani | December 29, 2019
Sidley's global reach and investment in specialty areas give it an edge.
Ben Seal | December 29, 2019
These law firms delivered reliable results, breaking new ground when their clients needed it most.
Victoria Ostrander | December 29, 2019
These eight lawyers came out on top in groundbreaking cases over the course of two years of political and societal turmoil.
David Thomas | December 29, 2019
Covington's products liability takes a team approach to achieving victory for clients.
Jack Newsham | December 29, 2019
Paul Weiss' white-collar team solves problems for boards and executives in a bind.
Scott Graham | December 29, 2019
Morgan Lewis' national IP team covers all the bases for clients.
Jack Newsham | January 02, 2020
Several firms in the Am Law 200 are welcoming new leaders this year. What should their firms and the rest of the industry expect?
Dylan Jackson | January 02, 2020
Experts in the space of talent and diversity spoke with The American Lawyer about what trends will come to the fore in 2020.
Patrick Smith | January 02, 2020
Regulatory issues, tax law, China and transactions are top of mind as the presidential election draws near.
Samantha Stokes | January 02, 2020
Firms are likely to invest their extra dollars into safer practice areas, rather than gambling on something new.
David Thomas | January 02, 2020
Law firms are looking to stake a claim in several of the country's secondary markets.
Dan Packel | January 02, 2020
How will firms respond to the increasingly wide variety of legal service providers clients can now turn to?
Zach Warren | January 15, 2020
Legal technology has so far shifted the industry incrementally. The next decade could change that.
The Young Lawyer Editorial Board | January 10, 2020
Because of the unique skills required to become an effective leader, law firms should approach the selection and development of managers in new ways.
ALM Staff | January 17, 2020
In the first of a new series of interviews with law firm leaders, Sandy Thomas discusses the firm's ABS structure, the Big Four and more.
Vivia Chen | January 10, 2020
Let’s put the onus where it obviously belongs: on those who hold the power.
Paul Hodkinson | January 16, 2020
It may make work easier in some ways, but tech can remove the human touch from the profession.
Anna Zhang | January 13, 2020
Legal tech is taking off in Asia, but its spread is being slowed by restrictions.
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