Thought Leadership Insights

President Trump's Big Law firm deals seem to be working as intended: Vulnerable litigants are struggling to find pro bono legal support and DEI is under siege.

Could a digital art project that allows anyone to emulate a lawyer-drafted letter signal a new wave of free, open-source tools for legal consumers?

Democrats are asking if the EEOC’s chair illegally coerced firms into providing $1 billion in pro bono legal services for causes approved by the president.

Susman Godfrey is the latest firm to win a permanent injunction against a Trump executive order threatening to cut off its access to the federal government.

The American Bar Association is suing the Trump administration over executive orders targeting major law firms, aiming to protect lawyers from future federal at

A new AI model is acing law school tests. Less encouraging is what continues to happen when firms try to apply artificial intelligence as a drafting tool.

The American Bar Association is once again batting zero with the Trump administration when it comes to vetting judicial nominees.

With the attorney general's brother vying for president, is the DC Bar Association election a fight to defend the rule of law, or just business as usual?

The fallout continues from Trump’s crackdown on Big Law firms, and the decision by several to negotiate deals to stave off punishing executive orders.

Major law firms that sued after being targeted by Trump executive orders are finding growing support for their cause in the legal community—and in the courts.

Harvard University has hired a well-connected team of lawyers with solid conservative credentials in its burgeoning legal battle with the Trump administration.