A look at accommodations for neurodiverse attorneys at law firms
ILTA — Last April, I went out of my comfort zone and wrote a blog about neurodiversity in legal professions.
Read More about A look at accommodations for neurodiverse attorneys at law firmsHow the legal profession can prepare employees for the use of artificial intelligence
BLOOMBERG LAW — In-house legal teams and law firms are of two minds on artificial intelligence—concerned about getting left behind during a once-in-a-generation technology transition, but also quietly wondering if AI might be mutton dressed as lamb.
Read More about How the legal profession can prepare employees for the use of artificial intelligenceA look at the rise of artificial intelligence in the practice of law
STREET INSIDER — In the marble-clad hallways of traditional law firms, a quiet revolution is taking place. Artificial intelligence, once the stuff of science fiction, is now transforming the day-to-day operations of legal practice.
Read More about A look at the rise of artificial intelligence in the practice of lawHarvard Law professor David Wilkins discusses predictions for the legal profession in 2025
HARVARD LAW TODAY — In the first few months of 2025, the United States has seen a near-ban on TikTok, a new presidential administration, a shifting geopolitical landscape, an uncertain economy, unprecedented changes to the federal bureaucracy, and legal challenges lurking around every corner.
Read More about Harvard Law professor David Wilkins discusses predictions for the legal profession in 2025ABA and other bar associations call for attorneys to stand up for the rule of law
REUTERS — The American Bar Association and 55 other lawyer groups on Wednesday called for the legal profession to speak out against what they said was the U.S. government’s intimidation of judges, attorneys and law firms.
Read More about ABA and other bar associations call for attorneys to stand up for the rule of lawLaw firms WilmerHale and Jenner & Block sue over executive orders targeting the firms
REUTERS — Two U.S. judges temporarily blocked key parts of Donald Trump‘s executive orders targeting Jenner & Block and WilmerHale on Friday as the prominent law firms challenged the Republican president in court while another one, Skadden Arps, cut a deal with the White House to avoid a similar directive.
Read More about Law firms WilmerHale and Jenner & Block sue over executive orders targeting the firmsWhy the White House has targeted law firms
REUTERS — President Donald Trump‘s executive orders targeting elite U.S. law firms have shared a common theme: his perceived grievance that an attorney linked to the firm has personally done him wrong.
Read More about Why the White House has targeted law firmsPodcast: How federal attacks against law firms are affecting the legal profession
KCRW — President Trump continued his assault on the country’s biggest law firms by signing an executive order targeting Chicago-based Jenner & Block.
Read More about Podcast: How federal attacks against law firms are affecting the legal professionWhat young attorneys want from law firms
LAW 360 — Future lawyers demand that their law firms value diversity, offer a work-life balance and embrace cutting-edge technology, a group of experts said during a panel discussion on Wednesday
Read More about What young attorneys want from law firmsDepartment of Justice launches review of law firms for ‘frivolous’ lawsuits against the government
BLOOMBERG LAW — The Justice Department is going after lawyers for “frivolous” litigation against the government with a rarely used procedural tool aimed at punishing extreme behavior by attorneys.
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