Government | News

Citing 'Significant Revenue' Loss, Perkins Coie Sues Trump Admin Over Executive Order

By Abigail Adcox

Trump's executive order has already caused several clients to terminate, or think of terminating their legal engagements with Perkins Coie, the firm said. Read More

Diversity | News

Big Law Firms Have Quietly Removed DEI Website Language, Altered Diversity Policies

By Abigail Adcox and Dan Roe

Several law firms have removed DEI information and struck the word "diversity" from DEI-focused topics on their sites. Read More

Law Firm Profitability | News

Latham's Revenue Surges to $7B, as PEP Eclipses $7M

By Andrew Maloney

The firm said it recorded double-digit growth in specific practices such as M&A, private equity, capital markets, complex commercial litigation, and banking, among others. Read More

Judges | News

'Who the Hell Knows': Lawyering—and Judging—in the Age of Trump

By Charles Toutant and Sulaiman Abdur-Rahman and Amanda Bronstad and Alyssa Aquino and Emily Saul and Ellen Bardash and Kat Black

Some legal observers are concerned—not so much that judges will be afraid to issue rulings that will earn the president's ire, but that being a judge will cease to be viewed as an attractive career. Read More

Law Firm Management | Analysis

To Avoid Trump's Target, Law Firms Scrutinize Practices Amid Investigation Threats

By Dan Roe and Abigail Adcox

Firms are reviewing all of their potential vulnerabilities. "We have a lot of law firms that we're going to be going after,” Trump said on Sunday. Read More

Kirkland Seeking ‘Substantial’ Litigation Presence in Philadelphia

"We fully intend to grow the office to the extent it meets the needs, given the work in Philadelphia and the trial work we do in the Court of Common Pleas," said Alli Brown, who just arrived at Kirkland from Skadden. Read More