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Early-career lawyers in the United States are changing employers at unprecedented rates, according to major new research from the National Association for Law Placement. The findings come from NALP’s 13th annual Law

The Federal Trade Commission and the Antitrust Division of the US Department of Justice have jointly released their 48th annual Hart-Scott-Rodino report. The HSR Act, formally known as the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements

When workplace investigations make headlines, risks escalate rapidly for employers navigating media attention, employee concerns, and serious reputational damage simultaneously. Conducting a fair and effective investigation while managing public scrutiny requires organisations

Good leadership in any professional organisation begins with a commitment to service rather than personal recognition or advancement. Most lawyers who step into leadership roles do so for the right reasons, wanting

Donald Trump has publicly attacked the Supreme Court after losing his birthright citizenship case, calling the decision “absolutely insane” and a “miscarriage of justice.” The ruling in Trump v. Barbara was widely

The US government has dropped a key statute of limitations defense in its legal battle against McKesson Corporation (MCK) over contested cost-sharing regulations. The move clears the way for a full merits

Commercial Chapter 11 filings held near decade-high levels for the second consecutive year in 2025, with 7,940 filings recorded according to Epiq AACER data. The opening quarter of 2026 intensified the pressure

The growing use of AI-powered transcription tools is forcing law firms to confront serious ethical and legal questions about recording client communications. Advances in AI transcription technology, combined with the rise of

Jill Switzer, a California attorney with over 40 years of experience, reflects on the brutal holiday weekend weather that marked the 250th anniversary of American independence. Writing for Above the Law, Switzer

A US federal court has denied a TCPA plaintiff’s motion for attorney’s fees and two separate sanctions motions, despite having previously granted a motion to compel discovery. The case, Wilson v. MAH