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After more than two decades in lateral partner recruiting, I have learned that group movement follows a clear internal logic. There are the reasons groups cite publicly, and then there are the conditions that push them...

The hotel industry is undergoing a profound transformation as AI evolves from a novelty into a core operational necessity. Surveys of hoteliers reveal that most now anticipate that AI will soon significantly or fully...

They can't deduct $23,000 from what they owe me for lintels; I never agreed to provide the lintels, Jeff said in a panic. Structural steel subcontractors never provide the lintels...

Remote legal case managers are becoming a go-to support role for busy law firms in 2026, especially in high-volume practices like personal injury, immigration, family law, and consumer litigation. But if you are looking for a single industry-wide percentage, here is the truth: there is no official census that tracks the adoption of “remote legal case manager” across every U.S. law firm.

In today's interconnected world, businesses are increasingly operating on a global scale, with teams spread across different countries and time zones.

Attorneys doing paralegal work. Paralegals stretched across too many matters. Administrative staff are filling gaps they were not hired to fill. This is the operating reality at many small and mid-sized law firms in 2026. The bottleneck is not effort. It is structured. And for a growing number of managing partners, remote paralegals are the fix.

In today's fast-moving business environment, agility has emerged as a critical factor for organisational success.

Every time a current or former employee threatens or brings legal action, in-house counsel faces the question: Should we litigate or settle?

Nonbillable hours are the bane of every law firms' existence. Those hours are typically spent on anything from client intake to collections and they eat up a lot of time that may be more profitably...

Jones Day. It's a name as distinct as the careers of the two men who lent their own names to the Firm 85 years ago: Thomas ("Tom") Hoyt Jones and Luther Day.

In 2026, the “front desk” is no longer a physical place. It is the speed and quality of your first response, whether that first touch happens by phone, web form, chat, text, or email. This shift is not just about flexibility. It is about revenue protection and client experience. If calls and messages go unanswered, firms lose cases before an attorney ever speaks to the client.

As attorneys, we know how precious our time is. For young lawyers especially, the demands can feel relentless.

More law firms are beginning to reconsider their billing practices, whether in response to client demands, stagnant revenues or other factors

Remote work for lawyers is now common. Many firms use remote or hybrid schedules to stay flexible and maintain strong client service.

Novelists must carefully scrutinize their characters to discover their struggles, motivations, and secrets.

Legal project management has emerged as a critical response to mounting pressure on legal departments and outside counsel. By applying structured project management principles to legal matters, LPM brings cost control, accountability, and operational discipline to work that has traditionally lacked all three. As client demands for transparency intensify and alternative fee arrangements become standard, understanding how LPM transforms legal service delivery has become essential for both in-house teams and l

This decision is in line with fundamental rights of access to justice, to the courts and to an equivalent and effective remedy and fair hearing which Ireland's laws and its courts must provide.