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Law Firm Technologies and What Today's Associates Expect: Part II
The adoption of technologies by law firms is representative of the way the firm itself functions and is reflective of the firm's organizational culture as a whole.
Buoyed by Steady Demand, Law Firms Expected to Keep Growing in 2019
From IP law to Brexit, surging demand will keep revenues steady in the coming year.
No More Child's Play: The Regulatory Assault on Digital Advertising Continues
A recent Oath settlement is significant because it has established a new standard for notification under COPPA, with wide-reaching ramifications for the broader digital advertising ecosystem.
Moves That Defined New Jersey's Law Firm Lateral Market in 2018
Some moves grabbed more attention than others, and in the process captured some of the prevailing themes of business-of-law coverage in the Garden State.
Inside Track: So You're in the Middle of a Trade War | What Do You Mean We've Been Hacked?
What in-house lawyers need to know about Trump's trade war with China—and the shaky truce reached at the G-20 summit. Plus, this week's big legal moves.
Truce and Uncertainty Follow G20 Talks: How Can GCs Prepare?
"Backing down on tariffs gives U.S. manufacturers who are thinking about building capacity back up heartburn," said one GC. Meanwhile, trade lawyers are telling U.S. companies that trade with China to plan for the worst and consider restructuring their manufacturing chains.
The Legal Industry Embraces Creative Workspaces with a New Look and Feel
Reinventing traditional office space for greater efficiency, collaboration and productivity.
NJ Federal Judge Boots Fish & Richardson From Nasdaq Patent Case
Despite attempting to limit the scope of its defense work for an options exchange operator to curtail conflicts, a federal judge found Fish & Richardson could not remain in a patent infringement case brought by former client Nasdaq.
What Should Companies Expect From US-China Talks During the G20 Summit?
Some observers think President Trump and China's Xi Jinping could reach at least a tentative agreement to ease trade tensions. Others aren't as optimistic. “In the end, it's up to Trump and nobody knows how he's going to play this,” one source said. “If I were a company I wouldn't be making any bets on this thing at this point.”Trending Stories
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