12 SiebenCarey Lawyers Recognized as Best Lawyers Award Recipients
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Gene Commander Inc® Celebrates Its 10-Year Anniversary
Over the past decade, the firm has advised law firms on the business of law with a special focus on talent development and smart growth strategies.
FisherBroyles Expands Cross-Border Capabilities with Three Key Hires
Paul McCulloch, Guillermo Massieu and Leopoldo Olavarría strengthen the firm’s bench in Trade, Energy, Technology and Regulatory Law across the Americas.
Best Lawyers Recognizes 68 FisherBroyles Attorneys in its 2026 Edition of The Best Lawyers in America®
Three firm attorneys selected to Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch®
Wolters Kluwer Provides Advanced Data Analysis and Reporting Capabilities with Launch of TyMetrix 360° Analytics
Corporate legal departments can leverage TyMetrix360° Analytics to visualize complex legal spend data via customizable charts, graphs, and tables.
Understanding the Importance of Legal Guidance in Investing
Investing in Ohio offers many opportunities, but navigating the legal landscape requires careful attention to detail.
Regulations Regarding Tenant Screening
For property managers and tenant screening companies, the responsibility is to provide accurate and legally defensible results.
Sports Law Unlocked in Virginia: Betting, Oversight and Emerging Legislation
Integrity remains the ultimate measure of sports law effectiveness. Virginia’s framework introduces clear safeguards against problem gambling while mandating consumer protections in digital betting.
NAD Finds Certain Claims for Kendamil Infant Formulas Supported; Recommends Others be Modified or Discontinued
NAD recommended Kendal discontinue the “FDA Approved” claim on product packaging to avoid conveying the misleading message that Kendamil’s formula is endorsed or formally approved by the FDA.
Legal Teams Could Cut Contract Time and Improve Efficiency by 73% with AI, But Most Stick with Manual Processes
New SpotDraft survey reveals 49% still rely on email and Word documents, despite legal industry’s rush toward automation.