Episodes: 481
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Joe Patrice - Legal journalist and commentator associated with Above the Law.
Kathryn Rubino - Legal journalist and commentator associated with Above the Law.
Chris Williams - Legal journalist and commentator associated with Above the Law.
Maddy Martin - Legal Technology, Takeaways From The International Legal Technology Association Conference, Technology’s Impact On Large Law Firms And Small And Solo Practices, And The Future Of The Legal Technology Industry.
Weil Get You And... Then Maybe You'll Go To Cravath
September 23, 2026
And how AI and college sports are basically running the same terrible playbook. ----- More fallout from the big Weil departures. Joe and Kathryn talk about balancing business and why "values" is not necessarily the corporate speak language law firms should adopt all the time. Plus new speculation that Weil is considering merger partners -- has the music stopped on merger musical chairs, or does the industry have another blockbuster left in it. Then we discuss ChatGPT, co...
Law Firm Passive Aggressiveness On Parade
September 16, 2026
When you think of this firm, do you think 'smaller platform'? ----- Weil labels Cravath a "smaller platform" following partner departure, vaulting to the top of the leaderboard as the most passive aggressive statement a law firm has made this year. Which is saying a lot. Meanwhile, Missouri Republicans spent the week putting on a civil procedure issue spotter exam as they tried to ram through a gerrymandered map that even the Supreme Court wouldn't bless. Finally, we ask when...
Legal Catastrophes The Old-Fashioned Way
September 09, 2026
No generative AI required! ----- With AI hallucinations dominating the legal ethics headlines for years now, it's nice to see lawyers landing in hot water without having to rely on technology. For example, Holland & Knight got itself removed from a case in Rhode Island after accidentally putting opposing counsel on their internal emails about "dumb" Rhode Island judges. Meanwhile, Skadden and Kirkland caught a $2 million sanction after repeatedly withholding evidence and the ...
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