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Legal Tech's Predictions for Business of Law and ALSPs in 2022
2021 showed that the legal industry that it can change, grow and adapt in technology and workflows, all while maintaining the same level of client service and, yes, profits. Here's what attorneys and legal technologists predict will continue or change for 2022.
Awash With Business, Boutique IP Litigators Move to Winston & Strawn
Barry Shelton and Bradley Coburn, partners at Austin's Shelton Coburn, joined Winston & Strawn as partners in Dallas.
As COVID-19 Evolves, So Too Does Firms' Cybersecurity Risk
What worked last year may now not be enough to ward off infection as cyber scams become harder to detect and more sophisticated.
Legal Tech's Predictions for Legal Technology Innovation in 2022
If you thought a pandemic would slow down how rapidly our world is changing, these predictions from attorneys and technologists show that the pace of changes continues unabated.
Who's in Law Firms' Incident Response Exercises? Not Marketing, HR or CFOs
The good news: Law firms are performing incident response table-top exercises. The bad news: Advisers say some aren't doing it right.
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McDermott Adds SPAC, IPO Specialist Group From Reed Smith
Ari Edelman and his capital markets group have done over 30 capital markets transactions this year.
Deal Watch: A Big Week for Big Deals, Survey Says Outlook Bright for 2022
Multiple mega-deals were announced last week, and Dykema's annual M&A Outlook Survey says we can expect more in 2022.
Majority of Business Leaders Predict M&A Market Will Strengthen in 2022
Multiple mega-deals were announced last week, and Dykema's annual M&A Outlook Survey says we can expect more in 2022.
Diesel Emissions Class Action Over GM's Chevy Cruze Runs Out of Gas
Five years after its filing, a lawsuit over GM's diesel vehicles filed in the wake of the Volkswagen emissions scandal could come to a screeching halt. A federal judge Michigan has ordered the plaintiffs firms to show why their lawsuit shouldn't be tossed, noting he had "serious doubt" that he had jurisdiction over the case given there was no evidence of a "defeat device."
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