Insights: Results

The Future of Litigation Is Changing for Female Solicitors in the U.K.

by Catherine Baksi

The support of entire law firms, organizations and senior counsel members will be the key to encouraging female solicitors and positive change in the industry.

Striking a Balance

by Cecily T. Barclay

As you navigate your legal career, regular honest assessments of your professional, personal, and civic responsibilities and achievements will help you make the most of each.

Look for the Zoom Label

by Matthew C. Lonergan and Anne R. Yuengert

Will the virtual platforms that got such a boost during the pandemic replace how you interact with your employees, unions, and lawyers?

The Parity Paradox

by Abigail Rowe

Will more women in law school mean more women in the law?

Patent (Win) Pending

by Morgan Chu and Rebecca Carson

In every court proceeding, patent litigation included, there will be a winner and a loser. Everyone wants to win, but half lose. Why?

Tragedy in the Skies: The Boeing 737 Max Crashes

by Robert A. Clifford

Boeing's gamble on safety came at a high price. Families of crash victims and the public wonder if accountability and safety will return as the airline manufacturer's priority.

A Decade of Excellence

by Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis, Joseph Begonis and Joseph Begonis

Nine firms weigh in on issues that will shape the legal industry in 2020.

In-House Counsel

by Nancy Lippincott

Lizzie Fletcher was a star lawyer in Houston before defeating a nine-term incumbent to win a seat in Congress last November. What the much-lauded work she did in her first career teach her about how to succeed in this new one?

Clients Should Understand Basic Financial Consequences of a Divorce

by Steven Fernandez

Spouses who get divorced will have to adjust how they file their taxes, what income and liabilities they must report for tax purposes, and even how they approach discussions about alimony and spousal support.

Supreme Court further Restricts Where Plaintiffs Can Sue in Mass Torts

by Gregory Bubalo and Katherine A. Dunnington

Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. v. Superior Court of California will significantly impact the plaintiffs’ choices of forums for the filing of mass torts actions.

Uninsured Flying Objects

by Marialuisa S. Gallozzi, Claire O'Rourke and Laura Beth Cohen

As drones and other “unmanned aerial vehicles” increasingly crowd the skies, the law—and insurance policies—will have to figure out how best to bring them back safely to terra firma.

The Globalization of the Loan Market

by Linda Curtis, Stewart Ross, and Amy Kennedy

It remains a relevant question as to whether any market will ever completely drop its resistance to incorporating terms to which it is not accustomed.

Major Change to FLSA Procedure

by Greg Mansell

The Sixth Circuit will determine if a major procedural change is warranted for employees seeking unpaid wages.

A Sea Change on Land

by Suneel Gupta and Linda A. Klein

Autonomous vehicles will revolutionize almost every area of the law. Here’s a look at what’s rapidly approaching.

A Legacy of Helping Those in Need

by Johanna Marmon

Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder has established itself in Connecticut as a firm that will fight for its clients.

Competitive Balance

by Peter Flynn and David Feldman

Major amendments to Canada’s Competition Act were rushed through Parliament this June with scarcely any debate. They will likely have enormous antitrust ramifications—and businesses had better be ready.