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Legal Careers

From BigLaw to Boutique: Why Are Associates Making the Move?

by Jason Keller

May 25, 2023

The legal industry is notoriously slow to evolve—yet it’s also ever-changing. And few events in recent years spurred as much...

Legal AI

The Tidal Wave of AI That’s Coming at the Legal Profession, Part 2

by Frederick Shelton

May 23, 2023

A Good Lawyer Knows the Law. A Great Lawyer Knows the Judge. That old adage is correct. High-priced lawyers have...

Case Update

Justice Alito: The Death Penalty ‘Concentrate[s] the Mind’

by Evan J. Roth

May 22, 2023

In the Supreme Court’s most recent death penalty case, Justice Alito managed to include a reference to James Boswell’s famous...

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Jim White: Impossible Cases and Panning for Gold

Bob Friedman May 17, 2023

As Chapel Hill attorney Jim White enters his office, he passes a huge picture in his lobby of a scene

Michael A. DeMayo: ‘People Over Profits’

Bob Friedman May 17, 2023

Michael A. DeMayo was faced with a constant challenge in 2003. His then 11-year-old law firm DeMayo Law Offices, LLP,

The Female Perspective from the Women of Coker Law

Susan Cushing May 12, 2023

The journey of women in law has been a long and arduous one. In a profession that has been historically

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Can ChatGPT Write Law Firm Content?

David Arato May 16, 2023

ChatGPT and other applications using generative AI have astonished the world with their ability to create human-sounding content in seconds.

Use Video to Help Win a Case

Steve Kosch May 11, 2023

The old saying is a picture (video) is worth a thousand words. The use of video is certainly becoming more

The Law

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Weil Secures Exoneration and Innocence for Texas Man

Attorney at Law Magazine May 24, 2023

DALLAS, TX—International law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP, working in partnership with the Innocence Project and the Dallas District

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Martin Walker PC Named to List of Fastest-Growing Businesses

May 25, 2023

Lorraine P. Stark Joins Casner & Edwards’

May 24, 2023

Littler Welcomes Jim Thelen as of Counsel in Portland

May 24, 2023

Redgrave LLP Welcomes Kathy Josephson as a Partner in Chicago

May 23, 2023

Bradley Launches Atlanta Office

May 23, 2023

The Gori Law Firm Hires Kaitlyn Crnkovich as New Attorney

May 22, 2023

Lawyer Life

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Balancing Act: Prioritizing Mental Health in a Demanding Field

Eric Rosen May 16, 2023

As a lawyer, you may be familiar with the high-stress, competitive nature of the legal profession. Meeting client demands and

United States Files Complaint Against Telecommunications Service Provider for Assisting and Facilitating Illegal Robocalls

May 12, 2023

Justice Department Files Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against California Rental Property Manager and Owners

May 12, 2023

Justice Department Announces Launch of Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands Environmental Crimes Task Force

May 11, 2023

Delaware Man and Woman Charged with Sex and Labor Trafficking of 13 Victims

May 11, 2023

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Vadim A. Glozman: Advocate for the Underdog

Attorney at Law Magazine May 25, 2023

Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with Chicago criminal defense lawyer, Vadim A. Glozman, the founder of the Law Offices

Jennifer Beidel: The Path From the Farm to the Courtroom

Attorney at Law Magazine May 19, 2023

Attorney at Law Magazine sat down with criminal defense litigator, Jennifer Beidel, to discuss her career, its trajectory, her advice

Campbell Law School Restorative Justice Clinic: What Does Justice Require?

Bob Friedman May 17, 2023

Campbell Law School Restorative Justice Clinic Director Jon Powell rolled a small, multi-colored octagon around in his hand and explained

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JWLA Hosts “Grow in Your Career” May Lunch

Attorney at Law Magazine May 19, 2023

The Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association hosted its May luncheon at the River Club. This month, the presentation, “Grow in your

Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association Hosts Past Presidents’ Happy Hour

Attorney at Law Magazine May 15, 2023

Attorney at Law Magazine got Out on the Town May 4 with the Dallas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association. The DCDLA

The JWLA April Luncheon at the River Club

Attorney at Law Magazine May 12, 2023

The Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association’s April Luncheon included a presentation on self-esteem by working to battle imposter syndrome. The panelists

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SECURE Act 2.0

Patrick Yanke May 17, 2023

Another year, another SECURE Act. The new SECURE 2.0 was signed into law December 29, 2022, clarifying some content from

It’s Not Too Late for Big Tax Deductions for 2022 (You Have Until September 15, 2023)

Bill Newton May 12, 2023

I’ve talked in this space several times about Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis (1856-1941), a strong advocate of tax-wise

Working With a Financial Planner

Patrick Yanke March 7, 2023

The financial world is complex and growing more so over time. Laws and regulations, circumstances, and life itself change. Whether

Legal Trivia

Chief Justice Howard Taft convened the first Judicial Conference in what year?

1909

WRONG! 1909 was the year that Howard Taft took office as president of the United States.

1922

CORRECT! 2022 marks the centennial of the Judicial Conference.

1921

WRONG! 1921 was the year that Taft was sworn in as the chief justice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

1904

WRONG! 1904 was the year that President Roosevelt appointed Taft Secretary of War.

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Locating Hidden Cryptocurrency in Divorce, Bankruptcy and Other Cases

Craig Petronella May 17, 2023

The increasing popularity of cryptocurrency is creating an enticing opportunity for people to hide money and assets offshore, before the

How Pain and Suffering Reports Can Impact Your Case

Melinda Isaac Carr May 17, 2023

Every client has a story, and every story has multiple elements. A client’s experience, from injury to recovery, can take

Covid-19, Life Expectancy & Economic Damages

Dr. Andrew Brod March 7, 2023

The Covid pandemic caused wrenching changes in our lives. It affected how we worked, shopped and socialized. Things are getting

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23 Legal Technology Insights for 2023

After weeks of research and input from thought leaders across the industry, we’ve identified 23 major legal tech trends to watch and prepare for in 2023 and beyond.

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The 2023 Marketing Outlook for Law Firms

The following report explores findings from a survey of 600 full-time employees at law firms and legal-focused marketing agencies. It provides insights on the legal industryʼs marketing priorities and strategies, including the industry trends behind shifting budgets and goals.

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Solving the Latest Contract Management Challenges

This guide reviews contract management tools in a comparison chart, KPIs to evaluate software performance and a contract management software selection checklist.

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