Law Firm Management | Analysis

'Detached': Why Big Law May Rethink Its Focus on Productivity

By Andrew Maloney

Now, there may be even greater emphasis on the profitability of a practice, not just hours. Read More

Legal Education

Yale's Heather Gerken Aims to Pave the Way for Women in Leadership

By Christine Charnosky

"I was overwhelmed by how welcomed I was," Gerken told Law.com in a recent interview. "I would walk down the halls and have older male alumni reach out and say, 'It's about time!'" Read More

Judges

Judges Receive More Recusal Guidance on Stock Ownership Conflicts

By Avalon Zoppo

Ten percent ownership of a subsidiary is a recusal threshhold. Senate panel moves five district court nominees. Read More

Leadership | News

Harvard Selects Law Dean as Interim Provost

By Sarah Tincher-Numbers

As Harvard continues to seek new leadership following the resignation of its most recent president in January, the university has appointed an interim provost and an interim law dean. Read More

Artificial Intelligence | Analysis

Don't Wait Up: Lack of Expertise, Talent Holding Back Generative AI in Legal Industry

By Rhys Dipshan

A survey from Consilio found that many legal professionals don't feel prepared to use generative AI technology. But adequate generative AI training might not be readily available. Read More

Automation | News

Court Orders Lawyer to Pay Opposing Counsel After Citing Fake AI-Generated Cases

By Gail J. Cohen

A Canadian judge called the lawyer's failure to check the hallucinated cases "alarming." Read More