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Legal Tech's Predictions for Artificial Intelligence in 2024
Legal industry experts make their predictions for what artificial intelligence has in store for law in the coming year.
With Higher Optimism in Deal Market, Big Law Firms Recruit M&A Partners to Kickstart Year
For partners, make-whole signing bonuses are trending up again, said Major Lindsey recruiter Kirsten Keegan Vasquez, as firms become more comfortable spending on talent than they were in 2023.
Cross-Border and Big Law Mergers May Heat Up in 2024: The Morning Minute
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Anatomy of a Merger: Strategies and Techniques for Negotiating Corporate Acquisitions
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Legal Tech's Milestones for New(er) Technologies, Innovating for Good & More in 2023
Legal industry experts make their picks for the biggest developments impacting new(er) technologies, innovating for good and more in the past year.
Key Regulatory, Enforcement Practices Drove DC Law Firm Hiring in 2023
While law firms in D.C. may have been more cautious with hiring, sustained demand for regulatory and enforcement practices have also had a positive effect on firms' profits.
Salt Lake Sees More Big Law Interest, as Spencer Fane Enters Through Merger
"We do not have a business plan or profit formula that requires the four-figure rates that some of the other firms entering that market are probably expecting," chair Pat Whalen said.
Judgment Lienholders Versus UCC Lienholders: Who Wins When It Comes to Cash?
Judgment creditors frequently encounter difficulties enforcing their judgments against debtors, particularly those in distressed circumstances. A recent decision by the Court of Appeals of Ohio in 'Wulco v. The O'Gara Group & Monroe Capital Partners Fund' involved a battle between a judgment creditor and a UCC secured creditor, each seeking to obtain funds in a debtor's bank account. The court examined not only the relative rights of the creditors as to those funds, but also whether a court clerk to whom the funds were transferred (as part of garnishment proceedings) could be a "transferee" under Section 9-332 of the Uniform Commercial Code, thereby stripping away any prior security interest.TRENDING STORIES
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