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Lawsuits Over Big Law Diversity Fellowships Prompt Firms to Scrutinize DEI Program Language
The lawsuits filed this week take particular aim at language contained in the firms' diversity fellowship applications that conservative legal activist Edward Blum's group views as exclusionary against its "white, nondisabled heterosexual man" client.
Did You Try Turning It Off and Back On Again? Midlevels Rank Their Firms on Tech
A handful of wealthy firms still can't seem to cover the basics of modern, integrated technology, associates say.
En Route to the Supreme Court? Legal Issues to Watch in the U.S. Appeals Courts
Conflicting Circuit court decisions on regulatory, bankruptcy, torts and venue matters might be headed for Supreme Court resolution.
Mastering the Art of Content Marketing for Small and Midsize Law Firms
"Content marketing is not a buzzword," writes Pro Mid Market columnist Stefanie Marrone. "It's a powerful strategy to enhance visibility, establish trust and communicate value. By focusing on building genuine relationships, offering tailored content and leveraging platforms like LinkedIn, firms can position themselves as leaders in their areas of expertise, driving growth and fostering lasting client connections."
California Gov. Newsom Names 10 Judges to 7 Trial Courts
Many of the judges-to-be have worked for district attorneys or public defenders.
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From Educating the Masses to Massive Profits—Why Lawyer-Influencers, Including Ga. Ones, Post
"I just saw a lot of eyeballs and not a lot of attorneys willing to be judged by their peers and take a risk," Philadelphia-area lawyer Ethen Ostroff said.
'Lawyers Were Judgmental': Social Media Influencers Say Critics Are Missing Out
"I would get messages almost on a daily basis from random lawyers telling me that they don't like my content," Ana Juneja, a Chicago-based intellectual property attorney, said.
Are Lawyers' Records Safe from Federal Search? 2 Courts Say No
A Texas lawyer's appeal is the second ruling in as many months which allowed federal agencies to access client documents.
How a Ga. Firm Was Impacted by Breadth of Fani Willis' Trump Investigation
With a South Georgia county being "bombarded" with open records requests, a law firm—even though it's untouched directly—has confronted some headaches as a result of the probe into the ex-president's alleged election interference.
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