National Law Journal | Expert Opinion
By Ram Vasudevan | November 30, 2021
Alternative legal service providers have effectively disrupted traditional patterns of legal service delivery. ALSPs will be key in using technology tools to navigate the nuances of legal issues, particularly contracts and other corporate issues.
National Law Journal | Expert Opinion
By Katheryn Goldman, Michaela Medved, and Daniel Pollack | November 12, 2021
In comparison to the general population, individuals with disabilities are at greater risk of abuse and tend to be abused more frequently and for longer periods of time. By presenting alarming data, attorneys can assist in developing best practices and techniques to aid these victims.
International Edition | Expert Opinion
By Professor Robert Barrington, University of Sussex | October 4, 2021
As the Pandora Papers come to light, this professor asks how much the legal profession is using its ethical judgement.
International Edition | Expert Opinion
By Sam Jardine, Fieldfisher | September 27, 2021
Fieldfisher partner Sam Jardine discusses how the language of war pervades the legal industry and argues that lawyers should be more considered when it comes to using it.
New York Law Journal | Expert Opinion
By Anthony S. Guardino | July 27, 2021
Towns and villages should closely monitor a pending Supreme Court case that has the potential to invalidate municipal sign ordinances that regulate off-premises signs differently than they regulate on-premises signs.
The American Lawyer | Expert Opinion
By Hugh A. Simons | April 2, 2020
There is little point to having a summer program this year, Hugh Simons argues. He offers a path for firms to cancel their programs, some guesses as to who may be first to do it and what firms should offer summer associates in return.
The Recorder | Analysis|Expert Opinion
By Vijay K. Toke and Richard Kirkpatrick | October 8, 2019
While the Supreme Court's recent decision of a trademark case involving the First Amendment was within its usual scope, a new one to be decided in the Supreme Court's new term is not. The question for decision involves money.
By Sheryl Odentz | June 3, 2019
The situation can be emotionally devastating, but there are avenues to find help.
By Jonathan S. Massey and Paul Berks | March 28, 2019
After 10 years of antitrust litigation against the NCAA, including two bench trials, Judge Claudia Wilken has twice found that the NCAA is unlawfully conspiring to suppress compensation of student-athletes who play at the highest level of college football and men's and women's basketball.
By Justin Peacock | October 25, 2018
Here's a rundown of the top items lawyers should have on their financial checklists, based on their career stage.
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