As economic volatility, regulatory scrutiny, and corporate disputes continue to escalate, commercial litigation has emerged as a dominant force shaping the legal landscape. Once seen as merely a ...

As the legal profession evolves, so does the path to becoming a lawyer. In 2025, a growing number of law schools are actively embracing non-traditional students—those entering law school later in life ...

Amid growing calls for a delay, the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) is standing by its plan to debut the NextGen bar exam in July 2026, a significant overhaul intended to better assess ...

A federal judge has ruled that prominent U.S. law firm Duane Morris LLP must face claims from a former partner alleging the ...

A recent no-payout class action settlement with Charles Schwab & Co. has sparked controversy—not over the settlement itself, ...

In a landmark move reshaping the legal industry, McDermott Will & Emery and Schulte Roth & Zabel have completed their much-anticipated merger, officially combining forces on August 1, 2025. The union ...

The legal profession continues to evolve at a rapid pace, and attorneys must adapt strategically to stay competitive and fulfilled in their careers. Whether you’re a recent law graduate plotting your ...

The U.S. legal job market hit a historic high with the graduating law class of 2024 posting the strongest employment outcomes in over 50 years, according to a newly released survey by the National ...

Curious how much partners earn in today’s legal market? Whether you’re eyeing a lateral move, considering starting your firm, or seeking data to benchmark your compensation plan, the new 2025 Law Firm ...

July 2025 Trusts and estates law is undergoing a historic transformation—and the latest analysis from BCG Attorney Search confirms it’s no longer just a niche field. Fueled by demographic shifts, ...

In a major shift reshaping the legal industry, a growing number of BigLaw partners are leaving large, national firms to launch boutique law practices. These small, specialized firms—often started by ...