Facing intensified scrutiny from the Trump administration, Harvard has begun dismantling key diversity offices as federal funding, accreditation, and legal protections hang in the balance.

The Biglaw Biter: A Summer Associate Scandal That’s Hard to Swallow In an incident that has left the legal world stunned—and amused—a summer associate at Sidley Austin’s New York office ...

Summary: California’s legal licensing process hit a wall after the State Bar fast-tracked simultaneous changes to both the ...

And It’s Stricter Than You Think It’s remarkable how dramatically workplace norms have shifted over the past five years. In 2019, the idea of spending just four days in the office might have signaled ...

The 2025 U.S. News & World Report law school rankings have landed—twice. With conflicting versions, missing schools, and wild shifts in the T14, here's everything you need to know about this ...

The American Bar Association has filed a federal lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Justice, alleging unconstitutional retaliation after the DOJ terminated $3.2 million in grants. The case ...

Summary: As more big law firms move towards increasing their number of non-equity partnerships, the accompanying salary may not be such a bad thing for those partners. More and more law firms are ...

This guide explores the top legal tech jobs in demand, key skills for success, hiring trends, and future predictions for the legal industry. Whether you’re a lawyer, law student, IT professional ...

The legal industry is a competitive field where top talent and elite law firms seek the best possible matches. Whether you’re a recent law graduate, an associate looking for new opportunities ...

Fennemore Craig Acquires Lucent Law to Boost Tech Capabilities In a strategic move to modernize its legal services, U.S.-based law firm Fennemore Craig announced its acquisition of Lucent Law, a ...