A legal malpractice plaintiff can’t hold a lawyer liable for her husband’s legal work when the plaintiff didn’t rely on representations that the lawyers were practicing together, a federal appeals…
Ari Kaplan recently spoke with Philipp Kadelbach, the founder of Flightright, an automated service that helps passengers check and assert their compensation claims in Europe.
Technology is a blessing and a curse. For some lawyers, cutting-edge technologies can seem overwhelming. But with just a little research and know-how, you can incorporate modern technology into your law firm to streamline your practice and increase efficiency, writes lawyer Nicole Black.
Multidisciplinary teams of lawyers and nonlawyer professionals can help solve complex problems—if law firms change their caste mentality, according to legal consultant Ron Friedmann.
The New Hampshire Supreme Court has upheld dismissal of a suit filed by an inventor and his company who claimed they were defamed by the “patent troll” label.
• Is the Minnesota attorney general’s office being hijacked by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg? That’s the question being raised by the conservative-leaning Upper Midwest Law Center. It…
A paralegal in the U.S. attorney’s office in New Jersey has been indicted for allegedly using government information to identify informants and help her gang member son.
A new lawsuit accuses Jones Day of reinforcing “archaic gender roles” in an unequal parental leave policy and using a secret compensation system that is “tailor-made to enable sex discrimination.”
The lawyers most likely to survive in the future are those who harmonize relationships, reputation, automation, personalization and authenticity, writes Gyi Tsakalakis. Check out some tactical suggestions for how to start.
Winston & Strawn is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to grant cert and reverse a California appellate decision that invalidated an arbitration agreement signed by a former partner who is…