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"First Gen" law students and lawyers often face challenges different than those encountered by their peers.

Earlier this month, a Law360 article explored a fundamental—yet often overlooked—question: whether the long-held standard practice of tallying pro bono hours remains "the best way to measure pro bono success."

This episode of The Path & The Practice features a conversation with Claude Treece. Claude is a partner in Foley's Houston office.

Michael Peregrine and William Schuman wrote this bylined article on how the emerging best practice of granting general counsel greater organizational prominence can have an unintended consequence...

Starting a career in the legal profession is intimidating.

Hopefully, this scenario does not happen very often. Specifically, you sell a home where there was previously a murder suicide. Well, it happened in the case Milliken v. Jacono

President Biden's first nominee to the Supreme Court could be a boon to the media law bar.

A number of states have recently proposed or passed new laws related to state-level taxation, some of which are taxpayer-friendly and some of which are expected to impose additional tax burdens on taxpayers.

Senate Finance Committee ranking minority member Ron Wyden, D-Ore., has added tax professor Victor Fleischer to his tax-writing committee staff.

In this episode of MoFo Perspectives, MoFo corporate partner and blockchain co-chair Dario de Martino speaks with MoFo IP partner Joyce Liou and Stanford Law School professor...

The SEC recently instituted administrative proceedings against a Wyoming-based distributed autonomous organization (DAO) seeking to stop the registration of crypto asset offerings.

ICJC members are often required to distill everyday questions of law and practice through a prism of rule of law.

There is a kind of low-key disillusionment that has crept into the legal profession. It’s not one big moment, it’s a build-up. You feel it in courtrooms where decisions don’t always seem purely reasoned...

"We're spending $2 billion on client-based technology in the next 18 months. That's kind of difficult to compete against, to be frank." – Chris Price, CEO EY Riverview Law, in response to my question ...

The FTC had a relatively quiet week, with only one notable update from the agency.

Under Texas law, school districts are generally immune from suit and liability unless the legislature expressly waives governmental immunity.

Reviving Robin Singh’s hopes that his company TestMasters may prevail in a malpractice claim against its former trademark attorney, a three-judge panel for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit recently vacated a summary judgment win for Duane Morris, LLP and one of its partners, Richard Redano, holding that the district court lacked subject matter jurisdiction to hear the state law malpractice claim because it did not arise under federal trademark law.