Photo by Robert Bliss. It’s in the moments of solitude at the base of a Colorado mountain that you might…
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Photo by Eli Meir Kaplan. Alec Karakatsanis and his team at Civil Rights Corps have been at the forefront of…
We’re excited to introduce the Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Strategy & Consulting. This year, the 4th in which…
We’re proud to publish the 2020 Lawdragon Global 100 Leaders in Legal Finance. This is our inaugural guide dedicated to...
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From left to right: Kalpana Srinivasan, Tom Moore, Judy Livingston, Larry Rogers and Jeremy Lieberman. Below is the complete digital…
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Genie Harrison once dreamt of prosecuting war criminals. She found her calling taking on sexual harassment. Photo provided by the…
In times of catastrophe, lawyers generally are not key first responders. The legal community provides assistance not just shortly after the devastation occurs, but for months and years into the future.
Bostwick, a medical malpractice and personal injury attorney based in California, discusses the delay of justice caused by court closures during the pandemic.
Selendy & Elsberg co-manage Selendy & Gay. “No firm is immune, but we’ve taken steps to protect our firm against the financial and cultural impacts of remote work.”
