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Prominent New York law firm Weil, Gotshal & Manges has lost one of its highest-profile partners, with rainmaker Michael Aiello departing in what marks another significant exit for the firm. What makes

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed S.3460 into law on September 9, 2026, adding a new Section 210-b to the New York Labor Law, marking a significant shift in employee rights. The

Law firm marketing has long followed a simple principle: the more content, visibility, and services offered, the better the overall result for the business. Most digital marketing professionals default to recommending higher

Consultant Cheryl Donaldson, drawing on over three decades of clinical experience, is challenging law firms to rethink what actually keeps talented lawyers from walking out the door. Business development coach and podcaster

A federal appeals court has dealt a significant blow to prediction market operator Kalshi, finding its sports event contracts amount to illegal gambling under federal tribal law. On September 16, 2026, a

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has amended a recent ruling, bringing significant clarity to Title VII religious accommodation cases across the circuit. The amended decision, issued on September

In one of the most extraordinary episodes in American legal history, a 19th-century lawyer accidentally shot himself during a courtroom demonstration and died the following day. The lawyer was defending a man

For nearly two decades, the Ninth Circuit’s “server test” stood as the only appellate standard for judging whether embedded online content infringes copyright. That changed when the Fifth Circuit weighed in on

Weil, Gotshal and Manges has lost its corporate chair, Michael Aiello, widely regarded inside the firm as its single most powerful partner and standout rainmaker. Despite Aiello’s status as the firm’s biggest