By Dan Roe | March 22, 2023
Large corporate clients are increasingly tapping midsize and specialty shops for their litigation matters, but lower rates are only one part of the story.
By Alan Tarter | December 19, 2018
From a heightened focus on cybersecurity, to offering a hybrid remote/in-office work option, here are some trends for midsize firms to look out for as the new year approaches.
By Hank Grezlak | December 5, 2018
If you were designing a law firm from scratch now, would it look like an AmLaw 100 firm? Probably not. Too much overhead, too much bureaucracy.
By Richard Levick | October 1, 2018
To portray litigation finance as a kind of piracy is disingenuous when its real impact is to help ensure what the public expects of every business transaction—a level competitive playing field.
By Hank Grezlak | September 14, 2018
A roundup of recent news involving and affecting midsize firms nationwide.
By Richard Levick | July 3, 2018
Recent legislative activity intended to make litigation funding more transparent may or may not be warranted, but it does at least continue one salutary trend, which is to broaden the debate on the ethical and social issues at play.
By Hank Grezlak | February 15, 2018
One of the things coming up more and more in litigation is the whole concept of litigation funding. While it featured prominently in Hulk Hogan's…
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