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How Mentors Can Be Pivotal For Midcareer Attorneys
After associates kick off their training wheels and become established attorneys, some may be tempted to allow their mentor relationships to languish. But the need for trusted feedback doesn't lessen, executive coaches and recruiters tell Law360 Pulse.
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'Socioeconomic' Remark At Atty's Homicide Trial Vexes Judge
A prosecutor's "socioeconomic" description of the man shot to death by a former Cramer & Anderson LLP partner may have been improper, a Connecticut appellate judge said Thursday, casting some doubt on the integrity of Robert L. Fisher Jr.'s manslaughter conviction.
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Goldstein Says Bad Jury Instructions Warrant New Trial
SCOTUSblog founder Tom Goldstein said that the prosecutors who convicted him on 12 tax and mortgage fraud charges in February are now contradicting arguments they made at the end of his trial in their attempt to deny him a bench acquittal or new trial.
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Law Firm Real Estate Report
Cozen O'Connor, Polsinelli PC and White & Case LLP are among the firms this month which announced relocation plans for offices around the country.
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NJ Firm Can't Sue Ariz. Atty For Defending Client, Court Told
An Arizona attorney and his law firm want out of conspiracy claims brought by a New Jersey lawyer and his firm in federal court related to an underlying contract suit in a tangled web of litigation, arguing the claims are an attempt to transform routine litigation strategy into actionable torts and that the Garden State court lacks jurisdiction.
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Litigation-Focused Legal Tech Startup Expands In US
A London-based startup aimed at providing AI tools for litigation and founded by former associates at Willkie and Patterson Belknap has raised $2.5 million in seed funding and launched a New York office as part of its U.S. expansion, the company announced Thursday.
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Court Bets On Prediction Markets Stir Insider Trading Fears
Prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi provide opportunities to make money on court-related wagers, raising concerns that judges, court employees or litigants could use nonpublic information to bet on the outcomes of cases or the judiciary's personnel moves.
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Dell Technologies Legal Leader Opens Firm In Atlanta
The former managing legal director for Dell Technologies has departed her in-house role to start her own firm called Bolton Law & Dispute Resolution LLC in the Atlanta area.
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Anderson Kill Absorbs NY Boutique To Build Gov't Practice
Anderson Kill PC is building out a government relations practice through a tie-up with New York-based government relations, lobbying and regulatory advocacy firm Gerstman PLLC.
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Immigration Atty Forfeits Wash. License Amid Malpractice Suit
An immigration attorney has resigned from the Washington State Bar Association rather than face disciplinary proceedings, just weeks after a group of ex-clients launched a legal malpractice lawsuit accusing her of botching their cases and abusing visa programs reserved for domestic violence and human trafficking victims.
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NY Firms Lose Lead Role In Starbucks Shareholder Suit
A Washington federal judge struck an earlier order granting co-lead roles to two New York law firms in a consolidated shareholder action against Starbucks Corp., handing a win Wednesday to two plaintiffs who'd challenged the appointment and said their own counsel would be better suited for the job.
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NJ Disbars Attorney After He Lied To Prison Officials
A criminal defense attorney who was disbarred in New York after being convicted of lying to the Bureau of Prisons in an effort to get an early release for a client and being sentenced to probation and community confinement has also been disbarred in New Jersey.
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Ga. Atty Says State Bar Can't Use Immunity To Stop Bias Suit
A Georgia attorney urged a federal judge to keep her proposed class action alive, arguing that the State Bar of Georgia can't claim immunity from her suit because it has allegedly demonstrated a pattern of racial discrimination against her and others in attorney discipline cases.
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Legal AI Founder On 'Alternative Vision' Behind Free Platform
Will Chen, founder of MikeOSS, joined Law360 Pulse for a conversation about the new open source legal AI project and his “alternative vision” for legal AI.
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Ex-DC Prosecutor Brings Victim Focus To Plaintiffs Shop
Longtime D.C. federal prosecutor Nicholas Miranda is part of a wave of attorneys who have left the federal government over the past year, but his career path looks different from many others. He now represents plaintiffs at Levin Law PA, a Miami-based firm that targets financial fraud and privacy violations, work he says continues his yearslong focus on victims.
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Goldstein & McClintock Adds 4 Attys, Opens West Palm Shop
Goldstein & McClintock LLLP, a boutique restructuring, finance and corporate law firm has expanded with a new West Palm Beach, Florida, office as well as a series of additions.
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Ex-Federal Prosecutor Picked As NJ Insurance Fraud Chief
A former federal prosecutor who led the healthcare and government fraud units of the New Jersey U.S. Attorney's Office will now helm the state attorney general's insurance fraud investigations.
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Copyright Suits Against Jan. 6 Attys Won't Be Tossed
Attorneys who represented Jan. 6 defendants will have to face a consultant's claims that they copied her jury-attitude report without permission after a D.C. federal judge rejected their arguments that their conduct fell under fair use and the public's right to access court records.
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Fla. Panel Orders Atty To Explain AI Citations In Roofing Case
A Florida state appeals court has thrown out a breach of contract dispute following the parties' agreement to dismiss it, but ordered an attorney representing a roofing company to explain why he shouldn't be penalized after his brief apparently contained artificial-intelligence-generated legal citations.
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How Anthropic Aims To Expand Access To Legal AI Tools
Mark Pike, an in-house attorney and driving force behind artificial intelligence powerhouse Anthropic's recent launch of the Claude for the Legal Industry suite of AI tools, joined Law360 Pulse for a conversation about the new products and their effect on the market for smaller firms.
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New Jersey-Founded Hartmann Doherty Opens In Miami
The Hackensack, New Jersey-founded Hartmann Doherty Rosa Berman & Bulbulia LLP has launched a new office in Miami, where the firm said it is taking advantage of an active real estate and business market.
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Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
This past year, 10 lawyers across the country at plaintiffs' firms big and small helped secure millions of dollars in settlements and verdicts for their clients, going up against powerful defendants like Google, Monsanto and the Trump administration, earning the attorneys recognition as Law360's Titans of the Plaintiffs Bar for 2026.
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Attys Hijacked 1,000 Storm Cases In 'Shakedown,' Suit Says
Two Louisiana law firms and a group of politically connected attorneys engaged in a "shakedown" to steal about 1,000 cases filed by hurricane survivors who had hired and built cases with a different firm, alleged a RICO suit filed Thursday in Houston federal court.
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Frost LLP Hires Two Commercial Litigation Pros For LA Office
Frost LLP has brought on two experienced commercial litigation attorneys who specialize in real estate and other practice areas as partners for its Los Angeles office in order to "increase the firm's capacity in high-stakes, bet-the-company litigation," the firm announced.
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Legal Tech Tools Aimed At 'Democratizing' Access For Firms
The recent debuts of free and lower-cost legal technology tools from artificial intelligence giant Anthropic and a former BigLaw associate bring the promise of "democratizing" access for small and midsize firms and creating a more level playing field with larger industry players.