Artificial Intelligence | News

Seyfarth Shaw Is Turning to the Old-School Science Fair to Spur Firm-Wide Innovation

By Benjamin Joyner

The firm's second SEYence Fair includes new categories for ‘half-baked' ideas and non-technical innovations. Read More

Immigration Law | News

Immigration Lawyers Navigate Travel Ban, Uncertainty Over Student Visas

By Samson Amore

Navigating recent immigration policy shifts has resulted in “a bunch of really tired, frustrated immigration lawyers,... Read More

Civil Appeals | News

Case's Dismissal Was Too Extreme Sanction for Plaintiff's Discovery Violations, Pa. Appeals Court Says

By Aleeza Furman

The Superior Court revived the action, reversing a trial court order that the plaintiff's attorney asserted had been... Read More

Government | Expert Opinion

Case Not Quite Closed: Transnational Litigation and the Jurisdictional Limitations of Receivership

By Peter B. Rutledge and Megan Greeley Bradford

A Fifth Circuit decision makes clear that the court will not permit an in rem injunction to capture foreign nonparties,... Read More

General Counsel and In House Counsel | Expert Opinion

Lessons From the Frontlines: Flexibility as a Competitive Advantage

By David McVeigh

From international tariff fluctuations and economic turmoil to regulatory changes and technological disruptions, corporate... Read More

Law Firm Marketing and Business Development | Expert Opinion

Content That Converts: Get More Work by Being Visible, Credible and Findable

By Meg Pritchard

Unpredictable and elusive, silent referrals may come as often from people who know “of you as from people who... Read More