Service partners just might have the most to gain amid Big Law’s rapid expansion in Northern California.
Continue Reading Ancillary No More: Silicon Valley Firms Face Increasing Partner Compensation Challenges

Terra’s unraveling, which started earlier this month with the implosion of the algorithmic stablecoin Do Kwon, above, the crypto entrepreneur behind Terra, had touted relentlessly, marked one of the biggest busts in the crypto industry’s history.
Continue Reading Terra Blockchain Will Split, Abandon Collapsed UST Stablecoin

While courts with significant budgets and centralized systems might have an easier go at safeguarding digital proceedings, others may be looking to minimize their digital footprint to decrease their risk.
Continue Reading Courts Tech Evolution Forces Cybersecurity Reckoning—With Different Results

To stay ahead of the macro and microcosmic expansion in data types and the platforms that generate them, it’s vital for organizations and attorneys to align themselves with trusted technology experts who understand the breadth and the nuance of these technologies.
Continue Reading The E-Discovery Process and Modern Communication, Collaboration Platforms

Digital currencies and blockchain technology offer large law firms plenty of possibilities, but many in the UK are struggling to meet client demand either due to a lack of lawyers or a fear of the unregulated nature of the sector.
Continue Reading Can Law Firms Keep Up With Crypto?

Legalcomplex author Raymond Blijd expects a handful of legal tech companies to reach billion dollar valuation in their next funding round, but what that may mean for the future of the industry is up to interpretation.
Continue Reading The Legal Tech Market May See More 'Unicorns.' Is That a Good Sign?

“Customers today demand greater insight and control over how their data is being used, making it increasingly important to our clients as they navigate the complexity of data privacy laws and regulations,” Omnicom Group Chairman John Wren said.
Continue Reading Advertising Giant Hires Conduent Assistant GC to Be Data Privacy Chief

Just as the legal industry had to scramble to figure out how to handle email and other electronic documents a couple decades ago, e-discovery practices must once again shift to account for the realities of business being conducted via chat and the massive amounts of new types of data that chat platforms generate.
Continue Reading The Slack Explosion: 7 Best Practices That Will Make Future E-Discovery Easier

Tully Rinckey founding partner Matthew Tully’s said his legal strategy was path-breaking in prompting a judge to approve a subpoena against Twitter.
Continue Reading Albany Lawyer Secures Unmasking of Twitter User in Defamation Case Discovery Ruling

The Singapore High Court’s injunction to protect an NFT is the first in Asia and the first globally in a commercial dispute.
Continue Reading Singapore Court Issues Injunction on Sale of Bored Ape NFT in Commercial Dispute

Demand in the Beltway for skilled antitrust attorneys is heightening due to increasing client needs.
Continue Reading Covington Attracts Senior FTC Tech Enforcement Talent to Antitrust Team

The Second Hundred’s best year in recent history was a spike, not the new normal. To face the growing headwinds that drive consolidation, some in the Second Hundred are racing for scale, but many others are looking inward and focusing on what they’re good at.
Continue Reading The Am Law 200 Excelled, but How They Use Profits—Including in Tech—Will Decide the Future

Companies are cropping to help consumers automate their data subject access requests, driving up the number of DSARs attorneys have to deal with. But attorneys should respond to these requests as they would to consumers, privacy experts say, while keeping an eye out for potential bad actors.
Continue Reading DSAR Aggregators Are Driving Up Volume, but Don't Ignore Them