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'We Have a Dysfunctional Process': NJSBA Contends With Ongoing Judicial Vacancy Crisis
"I am not speaking for the judiciary here, but Houston, we do have a problem," said former New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Barry T. Albin. "There are 64 vacancies. For the last two years there have been 50 or more vacancies in a state in which 100,000 people are licensed to practice law."
On the Move and After Hours: Stark & Stark; Faegre Drinker; McCarter; Carella Byrne
Stark & Stark's new office; the Essex County Bar Association's new president; and more moves.
Deal Watch: Dealmakers Brace for Complications From Debt Ceiling Debate
Corporate activity has been steady if not great the last few weeks, but a looming U.S. debt crisis could serve as foil to progress.
Ahead of the Curve: Will the US News Rankings Ever Be Viewed the Same Again?
This week, we dive back into the U.S. News & World Report's education rankings, which continue to make headlines despite still not being released.
On the Move and After Hours: Mandelbaum Barrett; Hartmann Doherty; Nehmad Davis; Chen Gray Law
Former USAO Unit Chief Joins Mandelbaum; New Practice Chair for Hartmann Doherty; and more.
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District of Columbia Legal Malpractice Law 2024
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Power Ranking the Am Law 100: Who Won Out Through the Pandemic?
A retrospective on law firm pandemic performance sheds light on the future, and hints at a new model of success.
The 2023 Am Law 100: Ranked by Revenue Per Lawyer
With more lawyers and less demand, revenue per lawyer took a tumble.
A Step Back, But Still Ahead? An Analysis of The 2023 Am Law 100
While 2022 was a return to reality, 2023 may be the real challenge.
Schulte Rides Private Capital Work to 8% Revenue Growth as PEP Takes Slight Dip
The firm's two largest practices, investment management and litigation, were up 17% and 25%, respectively, Schulte said.
Data Diligence in the Rise of the Machines
In addition to ChatGPT, there is a flood of other artificial intelligence technology and related services anticipated, and it is important for legal counsel to understand the basics of this technology from an intellectual property perspective, including, most importantly, the various inputs that are required to build a useful artificial intelligence tool via machine learning.Trending Stories
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