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Law.com Trendspotter: 'Ghosting' Exposes the Shaky Foundation of Many Law Firm-Client Relationships
Some clients have reportedly taken to dropping outside counsel without saying a word. While this phenomenon itself does not appear to be widespread, it does highlight a widely-held misconception among law firm partners: that their clients will warn them if they’re dissatisfied. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Mid-Size Law Firms Push The Envelope on How Work Gets Done
It’s firms between 100 and 250 lawyers that are stepping forward with putting hoteling and hybrid structures on the map. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Why Monique Winkler Is the Latest in a String of Enforcement Lawyers to Lead the SEC's SF Regional Office
Some former SEC leaders say they’re seeing more appointments of outside attorneys to head up regional offices. Yet, Winkler joins a line of enforcement lawyers from the SEC tapped to lead the agency’s San Francisco regional office. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Bench Report: What Judges Can Learn From Fiction Writers + Political Speech and the Judiciary
Illinois Appellate Court Justice David Ellis, who has authored 18 crime fiction books, talks about how judges can use storytelling techniques to write more accessible judicial opinions. Click Here To Read The Full Article