Some firms are finding profits, and success, in relying on non-lawyer experts from other industries as a means of providing better services to their clients.
Updated: FBI agents removed computer equipment from the courthouse in Camden County, Missouri, this week as they worked with state officials to investigate a possible computer breach.
Partners and supervisory lawyers should take precautionary measures before an impaired law-firm colleague commits serious misconduct or poses a risk to clients and others, according to a draft ethics opinion…
Shearman & Sterling managers are reportedly discussing a plan to de-equitize some partners, particularly those practicing in less profitable practice areas and regions.
The folks at Clio dropped a bombshell that stunned attendees at the fourth annual Clio Cloud Conference to silence. And no, it wasn’t the Clio employee that did “The…