Artificial Intelligence | Analysis

Top Litigation Trends of 2023—and What to Watch in 2024

By Mike Neighbors

As 2023 comes to an end, we're looking back at significant litigation trends surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read More

Law Firm Bankruptcy and Dissolution | Analysis

Looking Back at the Law Firms That Didn't Survive 2023

By Dan Roe

From Stroock to Schnader, firms that failed struggled with common issues of recruitment, retention and financial obligations. Read More

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International - Africa and Middle East | News

Clifford Chance Top Earner Pockets Less as Staff Numbers, Costs Swell

By Habiba Cullen-Jafar

The firm's total number of partners and staff costs rose, as it continued to grapple with its pension liability, the latest LLP accounts show. Read More

Discovery

Ex-Kirkland Associate Asks Court to Quash Firm's 'Invasive' Probe of Work History at Paul Hastings, Fish & Richardson

By Justin Henry

Plaintiff Zoya Kovalenko's original complaint against drew notice for inadvertently including comments that highlighted perceived weaknesses in her argument. Read More

United States Supreme Court | News

How Supreme Court Practice Has Changed (And Stayed the Same) Heading Into 2024

By Jimmy Hoover

With cert grants having slowed to a trickle, many appellate attorneys have shifted their focus to lower courts. Read More

Deals and Transactions | Analysis

Canadian Deal Lawyers Confident They'll Be Busier in 2024

By Gail J. Cohen

While 2023 had fewer transactions than the past few years, they were more complex and required more lawyer hours to complete. Read More

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Civil Appeals | Analysis

Uncertainty Lingers as Courts Remain Divided Over Trump's Eligibility for 2024 Presidential Run

By Colleen Murphy

"If I were to predict what the U.S. Supreme Court would do, I think it is just hard for plaintiffs to win when you have to win on every element," University of Notre Dame Law School professor Derek T. Muller said. "Trump only needs to win on one." Read More

Consumer Products | News

Roundup Plaintiffs Win Streak Ends: California Jury Sides With Monsanto

By Amanda Bronstad

A jury in San Benito County Superior Court rendered a defense verdict on Dec. 22 in the latest Roundup trial, ending a streak of five plaintiffs' awards totaling more than $2 billion. Read More