Law Firm Structure | News

Am Law 50's Head Count 'Holding Pattern' Could Trickle Down

By Andrew Maloney

Head count growth at top 50 firms has lagged behind other segments in Big Law. But that could change in the near future. Read More

Litigation | News

Miami Attorneys Secure $4M Settlement Despite Insurance Limits

By Tommaso Baronio

Miami attorneys reached a $4 million settlement, challenging the idea of not getting involved in workplace accident... Read More

Employment Law | Commentary

Essential Labor Shifts: Navigating Noncompetes, Workplace Politics and the AI Revolution

By Ruth Vafek

With the Aug. 20, 2024, nationwide permanent injunction issued by Judge Ada Brown, for the Northern District of Texas... Read More

Civil Appeals | News

U.S. Eleventh Circuit Remands Helms-Burton Trafficking Case Involving Confiscated Cuban Port

By Tommaso Baronio

”I expect to see many more cases like Del Valle and this one," said Bob Jarvis, an international litigation professor... Read More

Law Firm Client Relationships | Analysis

Legal Departments Dinged for Acquiescing to Rate Hikes That 'Defy Gravity'

By Trudy Knockless

Thomson Reuters' newly released State of the Legal Market report says 2024 was "an incredibly successful year for firms... Read More

Law Firm Management

Adapting to AI and the Needs of Lawyers Will Be Key For Shutts & Bowen, Says Incoming Ft. Lauderdale Leader

By Alexander Lugo

Sidney Calloway, the new managing partner of the firm's Fort Lauderdale office, discusses his vision for the future... Read More