Brenda Sapino Jeffreys
Firms are trying to find ways to integrate associates who started their careers working remotely, so they can benefit from interacting with the partner down the hall.
The Supreme Court ruled that Texas and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit erred in their interpretation of a federal law that recognized the Ysleta del Sur Pueblo of El Paso.
By gaining 6.2% lawyers in 2021 compared with 2020, Texas moved past Illinois on total lawyer head count in the NLJ 500 report.
Trial Attorneys Join Shackelford Bowen Trial and appellate lawyer Brannon Dillard recently joined Dallas-based Shackelford, Bowen, McKinley &…
Dan Roe
If Texas Republicans want a legal fight with multibillion-dollar law firms, they’ll get it, say managing partners at firms with Texas offices.
"Everyone has lives and pressures outside of work. Don’t be afraid to set boundaries because of them."
Quentin Brogdon
The bar in a tort case for admission of evidence that a party was intoxicated or impaired, or a party suffered from a mental health condition is lower than many would imagine, says Quentin Brogdon, a partner in Crain Brogdon.
Michael P. Maslanka
What is the single hardest concept to teach a law student, a new lawyer, or even a seasoned veteran? Teaching the mindset brave enough to question authority and adept enough to do so effectively. To that end, here are five suggestions.
Meranda Vieyra
"Every podcast should have a distinct purpose that aligns with your law firm’s brand," says legal marketer Meranda Vieyra.
Randy D. Gordon
A question of motive: From Sherlock Holmes to the O.J. Simpson case.
John G. Browning
It’s easy for us to forget just how courageous these early trailblazers had to be, and how breaking through racial barriers to the profession was only the first of many obstacles they would encounter.
