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Mark L. Silow was featured in The Legal Intelligencer article, "Blogging Strategies for Small Law Firms" Full text can be found in the January 19, 2016, issue, but a synopsis is below.

On April 3, several news organizations published reports based on more than 11 million documents leaked from a law firm in Panama that allegedly helped set up secret shell companies and offshore accounts for elected leaders and top officials from around the globe.

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Mark Silow was featured in the Bloomberg BNA article, "Blogs Generate Business, Says Fox Rothschild MP."

Culturally, many individuals no longer work in one place for twenty years. Changing jobs occurs much more frequently than it did a generation ago.

While some law firms have recently awakened to this key issue, significant further work needs to be undertaken.

As most lawyers know, finding CLE ethics credits can be difficult so I sat in on this year's ABA Forum on Franchising seminar "Ethical Risks in Cyberspace.

In the current legal and economic climate, some lawyers are using - or considering using - so-called "virtual law offices".

A leading law firm announces its pioneering ban on generative AI for substantive legal work, attracting top talent who want to learn traditional legal skills rather than become prompt engineers. The firm implements the nation's first client engagement letter provision explicitly prohibiting GenAI usage to maintain privilege and avoid AI-generated errors.

HelpNetSecurity.com reported that "Phishers are impersonating companies' IT support team and sending fake VPN configuration change notifications in the hopes that remote employees...

Nancy Yaffe was quoted in the Los Angeles Business Journal article, "Blogging a Case of Advertising?"

Privacy is like oxygen. It generally is not noticed by a consumer until it is gone. California lawmakers, however, are quite aware of privacy ...

Regardless of the form you choose, the way to avoid posting a regrettable response to a negative review may be the simplest.

Many industry leaders agree that a major shift is developing in the legal sphere.

Law firms are slowly but steadily moving to the cloud. According to an American Bar Association report, 37.5% of lawyers reported the use of web-based software services or solutions in 2016...

The New York office is open and (remotely) running. All of our attorneys have the same SGR provided laptop that seamlessly interfaces with our firm-wide IT infrastructure.

For a variety of reasons, some New York lawyers choose to practice "virtually" - that is, they conduct their business primarily over the Internet, rather than through a physical law office.